In the fresh but celebrated essayWhat's incorrect with Donald Trump? American writer Ezra Klein brilliantly summarizes Republican presidential candidate. In short, Trump is without inhibitions and this is the engine of his success. He says things another people don't dare say. It is his deficiency of inhibition that makes him a large phase artist. It is simply a deficiency of inhibition that makes many not inactive consider him a politician – although he was already the president of the United States. It's the deficiency of inhibition that's born. Manic charisma And Trump's magnetism.
A lot of Americans in the spirit think immigrants are dangerous, China is their enemy, and the state should deal with political opponents, but they fear to talk these things out loud. Listening to these embarrassing opinions delivered with pride, without fear of consequences, is for many rather cataract experience," says Klein.
At the end of the election campaign, Trump held a large rally at Madison Square Garden. From the point of view of electoral strategy, this seems to be a pointless move, due to the fact that fresh York, like any metropolis, belongs to democrats, and no Republican has anything to look for. However, it was for Trump and his voters the theatrical culmination of the campaign, full of dramatic, these embarrassing twists of action: calling for a fight after an assassination effort with a face dripping in blood, clowning in McDonald's, a surface of the size of a dead golfer's wildlife, swinging for forty minutes to his favourite music at a rally in Philadelphia or deliriums about how the Ohio immigrants eat dogs and cats. His constituents love it and they don't have enough.
That is why comedian Tony Hinchcliffe, whose specialty is “roast”, was invited to a rally in fresh York City, which is the current comedy of insulting others with a series of rude advances. On stage, Hinchcliffe simulated shooting immigrants, called Puerto Rico a “floating garbage island”, joked that football player Travis Kelce, Taylor Swift's partner, would end up like OJ Simpson, murdering his ex-wife. The comedian did what was expected of him, and under the clips of the latest episode of his podcast are now entries with thousands of likes: “I watch it from a pile of trash called Puerto Rico!”.
In the case of Hinchcllife, you can mainly attach to the mediocre level and secondaryness of most jokes. In consequence to the buzz caused by the Hinchcliffe garbage island text, he reached for the desperate “Something begins to happen!” As a self-proclaimed “politically incorrect” comedian had yet to choose “Now it will be revealed whether the audience has a sense of humor” and complain about the culture of nullification.
However, it is not Hinchcllife that should origin outrage. A group of Trump’s clusters of clusters of reptiles, who played Hinchcliffe’s set of reptiles, was a real horror.
Radio presenter Sid Rosenberg called Democrats degenerates who hatred Jews. “She and her pimps will destruct our country. We must slaughter them," said businessman Harris and net celebrity Grant Cardone. Tucker Carlson, who, in fresh times, seem to be releasing all the brakes, has been talking about "the Samoan-Malesian roots of the erstwhile prosecutor with low intelligence quotient". Many times humiliated by Trump Rudy Giuliani He called Harris the Antichrist and lamented that Haitian immigrants "were always dragged out of the jungle and brought to America." But the ominousest was Stephen Miller, Trump's advisor, and the openly fascist author of his immigration strategy; "America is for Americans and only for Americans," he stated with a stone face. And that was no longer a joke.
The absence of Trump's inhibitions allowed him to continually effort to nullify the result of the 2020 presidential election. Trump called state officials, demanding to find (i.e. to fake) missing votes. erstwhile the following states refused to participate in a serious crime, he demanded his vice president Mike Pence to refuse to approve the election result. Pence opposed Trump and the election approved what made Trump an enemy. erstwhile The crowd stormed Capitol, chanting “To hang Mike Pence”, Trump shrugged his arms: “Maybe he deserves it.”
In 2018, "New York Times" published Article Written by an anonymous associate of Trump's administration. The author, who later turned out to be Miles Taylor, head of staff in the Department of Homeland Security, admitted that he was part of the interior opposition movement against Trump, attempting to thwart the president's most insane ideas. On the another hand, James Mattis, Trump's first defence secretary, and John Kelly, later chief of his staff, made a pact to never be abroad at the same time and, in case of need, restrain Trump's madness.
Trump's first word did not lead to the collapse of the United States, so in the eyes of many it could not have been so bad, and the lamentation of the democrats seemed greatly exaggerated. However, this was due to the fact that liable Republicans looked at Trump's hands and watched him not bomb Mexican cartels or flush the atomic charge into a hurricane.
These people are no longer around him. Any opposition to Trump results in an immediate push out of his orbit and the enmity of the erstwhile president – and Trump is memorable and the people he considers enemies, likes to commute publicly. Those who tried to argue him or control him during his first word say straight that Trump has fascist tendencies and is simply a dangerous, uncontrollable man. Meanwhile, creatures like Stephen Miller made certain that no 1 around Trump would throw a lock at his feet. Installing passive performers and Trump's no-gooders at all level of administration was and is the goal of any Republicans so that people with leftover conscience and patriotism have nothing to say.
The spineless J.D. Vance He snuck into the grace of the Dead, promising to do what Mike Pence didn't do. Elon Musk (radiating with joy at a fresh York rally) is standing on his head to safe influence in another Trump administration. Embed with Trump's denominations, the ultimate Court granted Trump immunity before pursuing him for actions taken during the presidency. The brakes guarding a man without inhibition slow cease to exist.
While this deficiency of inhibitions and any reflection is his main advantage for Trump's followers, in Madison Square Garden it can be a celebrated October surprise, an event so dramatic that it can even affect the result of the election. The Puerto Rico gag sparked outrage that Trump's earlier pranks did not cause. Trump advisers are feverishly tempering their moods and criticizing the inexhaustible Hinchcliffe jokes. "The Puerto Rico gag does not reflect president Trump's campaign", explained 1 run advisor. Republican president in Puerto Rico threatened to withdraw support for Trump unless he apologizes for the insulting cuts that fell in fresh York City. The largest paper in Puerto Rico officially supported Harris.
Why did this joke, out of the hundreds of filth given by Trump’s camp, echo like that?
One of Trump's untiring paintings from his first word is he himself throwing paper towels into a crowd of desperate people after passing Hurricane Maria. The consequence of the Trump administration to that disaster that ravaged Puerto Rico has provoked outrage. The government's tardiness in providing assistance was criticised (especially as compared to the 1 that went to the victims on the continent), and Trump attempted to shed work on local officials and wondered whether Puerto Rico sometimes seemed to be besides much national money.
Hinchcliffe's gag vividly recalled the grim, real consequences of Trump's phase rudeness and its entourage. What has become transparent for many and has stopped even indignantly came back with all the power in the form of frames from ruined Puerto Rico and Trump throwing paper at the victims of the cataclysm. any of them again felt a real threat behind hateful rhetoric.
Puerto Ricans cannot vote, but more than 6 million Puerto Ricans live in the continental states, the second largest Latin election group.
Perhaps the key were the words of Kamala Harris during the famous, only presidential debate: “You will see Trump’s rallies”. Watch and believe what he says.
