The 45th and now 47th president took the oath of office on Monday, vowing a “revolution of common sense.” Mainstream media commentators expressed disdain, with MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow and Joy Reid lamenting the supposed prevalence of greed and corruption in America. They questioned how the American public could support such ideas, reflecting a sense of turmoil and frustration within the left. Additionally, media scrutiny followed Elon Musk’s controversial hand gesture at the inauguration rally, highlighting the intense reactions and narratives surrounding the event. The commentary illustrates a divide between media elites and a segment of the American populace.
The 45th and now 47th president took the oath of office on Monday, promising a “revolution of common sense.” As expected, mainstream media commentators could not contain their disgust.
There is nothing they hate more than sound judgment.
“What’s going on in America?” MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow lamented before President Trump was sworn in.
“It pains me so much to see America being taken over by these vile ideas of greed and corruption,” her colleague Joy Reid rants.
The gist of their commentary was, “How can the American people be so stupid?”
This tells you everything you need to know about why the left is in complete turmoil. It is nothing more than a demoralized group of backward-looking, narrow-minded scolds who are constantly revolting from their fellow Americans. And I’m obsessed with creating stories that don’t exist.
“Elon Musk appears to give a series of fascist salutes at inauguration rally,” gushed a headline in the Guardian on Monday.
“Elon Musk sparks online speculation about the meaning of his hand gesture,” the New York Times gushed.
The 45th and now 47th president took the oath of office on Monday, promising a “revolution of common sense.” As expected, mainstream media commentators could not contain their disgust.
“What’s going on in America?” MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow (pictured) lamented before President Trump was sworn in.
“It pains me so much to see America being taken over by these vile ideas of greed and corruption,” her colleague Joy Reid (pictured) rants.
The quiet effort to brand Mr. Musk a Nazi after thanking the crowd at President Trump’s afternoon rally is proof that liberal idiots haven’t learned anything – always criticize and censor. , even ready to slander.
Meanwhile, Republicans, at President Trump’s direction, built a large tent big enough for RFK Jr., Elon Musk, and the average shift worker. For fluffy clubs and married women. For men and women of all ages. Regardless of gender or race.
Trump’s Republican Party represents the wide middle of America, and his hysterical enemies are the people he slowly grows closer to at cocktail parties. The entire mentality of the modern Democratic Party is that they are blue-red in the face, bulging eyes, blood pressure in cuffs, and obsessed with smearing President Trump’s character while going out of their way to point out the flaws in their own leadership. I don’t try to verify it.
For years, they have called Trump a corrupt fraud. When a Manhattan kangaroo court convicted him of 34 felonies in a case that should never have been (and would never have been) prosecuted if the defendant’s name had not been Trump, they was pleased.
Well, they finally need to take a good look in the mirror.
Biden sneaked out of the White House for the last time, just minutes before Trump’s inauguration, and his rhetoric of “no one is above the law” and “restoring the soul of the nation” led to a preemptive pardon. By giving, he dropped a bomb that will remain for the ages. Almost his whole family.
Until the very end, Biden made a confession above all else that everything he said about Trump was that he was a corrupt, selfish liar who was only interested in the presidency and profiteering. It reminded us of how close it was.
As a disgraced Biden took off for the final time on Air Force One, Trump went to work at a nearby arena and fired off an executive order. The flurry of executive activity on the first day is unprecedented. It’s also a reminder that Trump is at the pinnacle of political power.
Beyond his gangster behavior, Biden’s legacy will be defined primarily as a president who ushered in a new Trump era with brazen ambition.
His inaugural address was poignant. He would be the only one brave enough to indict Biden and the defeated Harris face-to-face in the cramped confines of the Capitol Rotunda.
Joe and Kamala just sat there expressionless and just accepted it.
Sorry, Rachel, that’s what America voted for.
Republicans, at President Trump’s direction, built a large tent large enough to fit RFK Jr., Elon Musk (pictured), and the average shift worker.
Until the very end, everything Biden said about Trump was that he was a corrupt, selfish liar, only interested in profiting from the presidency, but it was more of a confession than anything else. reminds us of that.
Trump’s speech was neither colorful nor comprehensive. It was gritty, resilient, determined, bold and perfectly reflected what it means to be Donald Trump.
Certainly, expectations are very high for this new administration.
The presidency is defined by how the chief executive responds to events and whether the president correctly interprets his mandate.
Biden has failed on both fronts, governing from the far left after promising to be a moderate and almost always responding incompetently to world events.
But looking at the president’s actions today, it appears that Mr. Trump already understands his mission.
Economic relief for the working class, order on the U.S.-Mexico border, rejection of the swamp of far-left cultural fervor, and restoration of American prestige on the world stage.
And his Republican Party will control the U.S. Congress for at least two years, giving him a chance to legislate his election policies beyond today’s orders. Extending tax cuts, reforming immigration and freeing up American energy production will all be on the menu of House Speaker Mike Johnson and Senate Majority Leader John Thune.
Now, Trump is back to pick up where he left off after one of the most stunning comebacks in American political history.
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