Comments by "RagaSHOT" (@RagaSHOT) on "Kamala Harris is running as a ‘victim girl boss’: Rachel Campos-Duffy" video.

  1. How is convicted criminal Trump tyne right person for the job?
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  2. Only man Trump can't keep his eyes open in interviews yesterday. He's just to old
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  3. Hypothetical republican scum. “I am a victim,” he said in his speech announcing his presidential run. “I will tell you I’m a victim.” “V” used to be for victory. For Trump, it stands for victimhood, a status that conservatives disdain in every other context but that the former president has used to his advantage. Trump has created a dynamic for his supporters where the more seemingly victimized he is, the better. He’s a victim because he’s strong and has stirred the hornet’s nest in a way no one else would dare. He’s a victim because the system is rigged against him and anyone who challenges it. He’s a victim because he’s so closely identified with his supporters, who have been, likewise, allegedly treated unfairly by large-scale economic and social forces. “We will be attacked,” he told his fans at his announcement. “We will be slandered. We will be persecuted just as I have been.” In other words, Trump’s self-described victimhood accords with his populism, which tends to see people, writ large, as being victimized by a corrupt elite.
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  4. You're what's wrong with America
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  5. Trump is a weak pathetic man-child
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  6. "John Kelly, his former chief of staff, has said that former President Trump was telling him to go after his opponent repeatedly. Here he was, he was always telling me that we need to use the FBI and IRS to go after people."
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  7. Trump is a rapist convicted criminal conman. That should be everything you need to know to not vote for him!
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  8. Trump lies about everything. You're easily manipulated
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  9. How do you feel about trump cheating on every one of his ugly gold digging wife's with hookers and prostitutes and then paying said hookers hush money the lying to America about it
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  10. ​ @HannibalLecter-hi4hh “I am a victim,” he said in his speech announcing his presidential run. “I will tell you I’m a victim.” “V” used to be for victory. For Trump, it stands for victimhood, a status that conservatives disdain in every other context but that the former president has used to his advantage. Trump has created a dynamic for his supporters where the more seemingly victimized he is, the better. He’s a victim because he’s strong and has stirred the hornet’s nest in a way no one else would dare. He’s a victim because the system is rigged against him and anyone who challenges it. He’s a victim because he’s so closely identified with his supporters, who have been, likewise, allegedly treated unfairly by large-scale economic and social forces. “We will be attacked,” he told his fans at his announcement. “We will be slandered. We will be persecuted just as I have been.” In other words, Trump’s self-described victimhood accords with his populism, which tends to see people, writ large, as being victimized by a corrupt elite.
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