In a sane world, yes.
In the real world, the people who support him are the ones who identify with him, and the ones who identify with him think that sexual assault is the pinnacle of masculinity.
As is tradition.
The headline could be that he flirts with ducks and I don’t think I’d be surprised at this point.
Almost perfect.
“Trump’s a fraud.”
Fixed that for you.
After only a few years, my dog has been knighted, has an honorary doctorate, is a king, and occasionally a monsignor. He also has a deep lineage on both the Floofington and Sheddingsworth lines.
I fucking love this, mostly because he isn’t insulated by his “yes” men and gets to see what a real random sampling of people actually think about him.
I’m thinking you weren’t burdened with an over-abundance of schooling.
I’m more partial to “Orange Hitler”.
A note from the Department of Redundancy Department.
Every time I see a story like this my first thought is always “of course they do/did/are/etc.”. They barely try to hide these associations any more because it’s what their followers want.
“Asbestos manufacturer lashes out at cigarette industry for causing cancer”
They will never see what Trump is. Orange Hitler could break into their house in the middle of the night and rape their wife while beating their children while they look on in awe at the honor of being visited by Satan’s enforcer. It’s what cults do.
Republicans have wanted to hunt people for sport for ages. Also, they don’t see them as “people” so they have no qualms about pulling the trigger.
Personal definition == alternative facts
Even scarier than that, they desperately want to meet god but know that they can’t do it by their own hand, so they’re now looking to install a leader that they know is the antichrist because he will bring about the end of the world (Trump so desperately wants to use a nuke it’s got everyone on edge).
If I owned a venue, I would “book” these things as often as possible and then cancel as late as contractually possible without penalties.