Is Pepe really a toady? Yup. |
I can understand why grown men already secure in their
position would grovel to Trump while he was all-powerful. It was obvious that bucking the Trump Train could
cost you votes from his loyal cult fanbase, and maybe even your job. Your loyalty was always a one-way street – he
needed you to continue to be loyal in the face of every storm, and in return,
you got…well, you were able to be there to continue to be loyal.
That’s about it.
Go against him, and suffer the fate of Flynn, Sessions,
McFarland, Spicer, Bannon, Cohen, etc.
One day you're best pals, the next, he hardly knows you and you were only
a minor player in the campaign (even when you held the title “Campaign Chairman”). A quick review
of the last four years of hirings and firings sees many of the dearly departed
with RUP next to their names (“resigned under pressure”). No shit, Sherlock.
But like I said, I can understand why some folks with small,
shriveled balls would do Dear Leader’s bidding no matter what, as long as Dear
Leader held their fate in their hand. I
don’t like it, but I understand it. But not any more. He lost, dammit.
I do not understand why anyone with a -R next to his name
(and they’re all men, aren’t they) or anyone with a Fox News contract continues
to be so damn loyal in the face of this. Bending over
backwards loyal. I mean, not any more. Even Putin has acknowledged Biden's legitimacy, so why can't Ron Johnson? Trump is finished, done for, over. I mean, what's going on?
It's Extreme Toadyism.
The most prolific example continues to play out in front of us. Despite a 1-59 court record (good for 3rd
place in the NFC East), Trump continues to promise to “see this out” as he has “just
begun to fight” (he spelled “Grift” wrong in that tweet). And every day, he sends millions of emails
and personal tweets to his loyal cult fanbase asking for money to “continue
the fight so we win.” And they respond,
for some reason, sending Trump millions and millions (wait – isn’t he supposed
to be rich?). And they STILL are sending
him money,
when all seems like a lost cause. And in
emails to supporters in Georgia, he’s making claims that money is needed to protect
those two Republican Senate seats, so SEND MONEY. Problem is, they money doesn’t go to either
GOP candidate. It goes to him. The common toady loves to send the rich man money. Because...I have no idea why.
And even with all of this malarkey, the professional toadies continue to…toad. The latest example of ET is in the naming of
the coronavirus vaccine, as if it actually NEEDS a name. Generally, vaccines are named with some sort
of trade name (see this list) or after their creators such as the polio vaccines
of Salk and Sabin. We’re already calling
the COVID-19 vaccine put out by Pfizer the “Pfizer vaccine” as it’s different
than the Moderna one or the Janssen one or the AstraZeneca one. To my
knowledge, no vaccine anywhere in the world is named after a political person.
So why name
the COVID vaccine after Trump? Two
reasons have been given.
The first
was by Geraldo
Rivera, who said it should be done to “placate a downtrodden President Trump” (becwause the poor widdle baby lost the
election, awwww). And today in an op-ed
in the Washington
Post, Marc Thiessen
suggested this be done because, “…is the best way for Biden to unite the country.”
Seriously?
Name the vaccine
after the guy who called the disease the vaccine treats “a hoax,” downplayed
its severity, suggested bleach and black lights and hydroxychloroquine as treatments…and
is pretty much the whole reason that the COUNTRY ISN’T UNITED? THAT GUY?
Damn. That is some seriously ass-flogging. Of course, Rivera is a known hack, but some
folks might be familiar with Thiessen’s
history of
arse-licking; he also thinks the best way for Biden to unite the country is
with a Republican Senate, and he looks forward to Trump rewinning the White
House in 2024 (my fave is calling Trump “…one of the best conservative
presidents in modern history — if you turn the sound off”). Like that’s a possibility.
I used to think Republicans fawning over Saint Ronnie Reagan was
the worst thing, ever. Putting him on
the dime and all of
that (even Nancy wasn’t on board with that shit). There was even a call to add a fifth head to
Mount Rushmore of Reagan (it went nowhere, thankfully).
It’s a wonder the Trump Toadies haven’t floated THAT idea yet.
Shit – OH
WAIT!
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