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That is what much of MAGA admire about him: that he is at least being up-front about it.
The stock market insider trading is something Democrats are guilty of too, I'm sure, but his manipulation via yoyo tariffs is probably seen by MAGA as him just doing it better.
And they would be laughing at how most of Liberal media seems to be oblivious to it, focusing instead on cheap laughs poking fun of how he can't make up his mind. Comedians like Maher, Colbert and Stewart are especially suckers on this issue.
Calling Maher a comedian is a bit of a stretch.
Well I find him funny but refuse to watch after his dinner with Trump.
Was getting tired anyhow of his fixation on pet topics: Millenials, Covid, wokeness, Gaza - it isn't about his stance (I can laugh at my own team) but it was kind of the same jokes being rehashed year after year and they were beginning to sound more like rants...
OK I see what you meant with your comment.
Haha yes, same attitude I have to the guy.