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Wanting Panama and Greenland is not trolling.
I think Gulf of Americas would be a better name. As Americas would infer all of North and Central America, and all lands on the Gulf waters.
Gulf of America, seems to imperial.
I get he's a lame duck POTUS, but I don't want this to be a joke. Get shit done.
Who in the world cares about renaming the Gulf of Mexico?
This is olympic-level trolling!
The New York Times ran one of the most entertaining stories of the weekend, headlined, “Trump Amplifies Another Outlandish Conspiracy Theory: Biden Is a Robotic Clone.” It was classic Trump, playing the media like a harmonica.
The “news,” if you can call it that, was that President Trump re-posted a saucy comment from an unnamed Truth Social user accusing President Cabbage of having died in 2020 and been replaced by a robotic clone. The Times feels this sort of Presidential re-posting communication was mean, or undignified, or something, “the latest example of the president amplifying dark, false material.”
Somebody said something!
Trump’s superpower is creating irresistible catnip that forces the media to talk about things it desperately wants to avoid discussing. The post about Biden being replaced by a robot isn’t wrong per se— not if you consider the mechanical autopen to be a robot, enthusiastically issuing pardons, and appointing Supreme Court justices, and signing critical executive orders with stainless steel fingers while Biden napped.
Frankly, I trust the autopen’s judgment over Biden’s. It is probably more sentient than Joe or Uncle Bosey. That doesn’t make it right; I’m just saying. Anyway, the Times sneeringly dismissed Biden’s autopen scandal as a “specious theory.” Uh huh.
But the point is: they are talking about it. Point to Trump.
Yeah, yeah...I know: "How can you really tell if he's just trolling vs being serious?"
Well, I say: Can't he do both?