Reminder: Trump’s Last Year in Office Was a National Nightmare
One of the amazing political achievements of Republicans in this election cycle has been their ability, at least so far, to send Donald Trump’s last year in office down the memory hole. Voters are supposed to remember the good economy of January 2020, with its combination of low unemployment and low inflation, while forgetting about the plague year that followed.
Since Trump’s romp in the Super Tuesday primaries, however, the ex-president and his surrogates have begun trying to pull off an even more impressive act of revisionism: portraying his entire presidency — even 2020, that awful first pandemic year — as pure magnificence. On Wednesday, Representative Elise Stefanik, the chair of the House Republican Conference, tried echoing Ronald Reagan: “Are you better off today than you were four years ago?”
And Trump himself, in his Tuesday night victory speech, reflected wistfully on his time in office as one in which “our country was coming together.”
Candidate 1: My side has a plan to enact some truly horrible, regressive shit. You thought I was a dictator the first time? Well, you haven't seen anything yet. Get ready for my revenge tour. Also, I'm only 4 years younger than the other guy.
Candidate 2: I won't do any of that. Everything else is just a bonus.
Candidate 3: [Does not exist]
"Undecided" Voter: Man, Candidate #2 is soooo old, you guys. I'mma just vote 3rd party or stay home.
May I copy and paste this several times every day?
As long as you use it for good, be my guest :)
Right, I did not explain myself well there - in the past I have gone to greath lengths to say all of that, but people still downvoted even the tiniest, most mundane, even if delivered in a three-quarters joking manner, that "Biden is old". Also, I may have been condescending after having been challenged by people who did not really want me to answer their questions - and that part would be on me:-).
For more info, check out Jon Stewart's position.