r/LeopardsAteMyFarm • u/Conscious-Quarter423 • 3d ago

"He needs to resign. That’s the bottom line.” Ranchers are outraged over Trump’s move to flood the market with 300,000 metric tons of discounted beef.

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u/InterneticMdA 3d ago

The idea that they think trump has enough decency to resign willingly shows how they're really not comprehending the situtation.

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u/oh-kee-pah 3d ago

The one guy said straighten your act out so obv that's all he needed to hear

L O fkn L

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u/bigbigdroner 3d ago

Bunch of Susan Collins' around that place

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u/InterneticMdA 3d ago

Don't remind me Susan-"I think he's learned his lesson."-Collins...

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u/CharleyDexterWard 3d ago

Just wait until he writes a letter, Trump will totally read it and mind his manners!

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u/DailyUnderFlow 3d ago

Considering they probably only watch Fox "News" for their information, they're less informed about America than most non-Americans. It's not surprising that they're entirely ignorant about everything.

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u/juana-golf 3d ago

They only get sanitized ‘news’…they don’t know what’s going on

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u/Alarming-Magician637 3d ago

They really don’t get it. Once you open the floodgates and give an evil incompetent person power, it’s very hard to close them again.

We warned them repeatedly about electing someone like this and they didn’t care.

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u/Dead_Internet69420 2d ago

It’s not crazy to think that he’ll resign, but it never be about decency. He’ll resign when he’s tired of failing and embarrassing himself, but not before he’s 100% confident that he’ll be able to walk away without any risk of accountability for himself or his inner circle. He’ll claim that he’s thoroughly accomplished everything he promised, while also blaming every failure on democrats. 

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u/InterneticMdA 2d ago

Not a chance, he has no concept of failure or embarrassment. He's completely deluded about how he's doing. You're also not comprehending the situation.

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u/Just-Feedback-2223 2d ago

Such a pathetic grown man.

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u/OpportunitySevere131 14h ago

"No, no, it's a mistake. He wouldn't do that to me. I'm sure if I can speak to him, he'll get things squared away!"