Before we begin I would like to say that I planned to have this article released on Monday. But Mitchell angered me so much that I felt like I had to get to that first. Sorry about that, but somethings need to be taken down first. With all that said, enjoy the column.
One of the favorite talking points of the new-right is the idea that they are fighting the establishment. From their president ripping Wall Street during the campaign to Paul Joseph Watson trying to make conservatism cool, it seems that taking on "the establishment" is the new talking point of the red party. So I think it's important we look at what the president did last week and see if he's really keeping up with the anti-establishment message.
#1-Support For Israel
Despite what Jake Tapper seems to believe, supporting Israel is the establishment position. We give them over $3 billion every year and have for many years. Yet the anti-establishment president gave them all of Jerusalem first thing last week, completely removing any idea of a two-state solution.
None of this should be surprising considering the president's son met with Israel on the campaign trail, in which Israel expressed support for Donnie. Donald Trump is so anti-establishment, he supports the biggest establishment out there.
Mind you, it seems that the president seems to be aware of how this contradicts his rhetoric. After the decision, his first defense was that other presidents said they would do the same. Because that's how you rage against the machines, same Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, and Barack Obama also said they would do the same things you did.
#2-Everything about Gina Haspel
Yes, Gina Haspel was confirmed for CIA director, and everything about this proves how much Donald Trump loves the establishment. One should really need to start and end with the fact that she engaged in torture under George W. Bush to see where Donald's true support lies.
And let's not forget that the whole reason Donald needed a new CIA director the sectary of state. There the president is, fighting the deep state by putting them in charge.
Join us next time where Republicans call Donald Trump anti-establishment for praising the establishment. Or as I call it, a rerun.
One of the favorite talking points of the new-right is the idea that they are fighting the establishment. From their president ripping Wall Street during the campaign to Paul Joseph Watson trying to make conservatism cool, it seems that taking on "the establishment" is the new talking point of the red party. So I think it's important we look at what the president did last week and see if he's really keeping up with the anti-establishment message.
#1-Support For Israel
Despite what Jake Tapper seems to believe, supporting Israel is the establishment position. We give them over $3 billion every year and have for many years. Yet the anti-establishment president gave them all of Jerusalem first thing last week, completely removing any idea of a two-state solution.
None of this should be surprising considering the president's son met with Israel on the campaign trail, in which Israel expressed support for Donnie. Donald Trump is so anti-establishment, he supports the biggest establishment out there.
Mind you, it seems that the president seems to be aware of how this contradicts his rhetoric. After the decision, his first defense was that other presidents said they would do the same. Because that's how you rage against the machines, same Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, and Barack Obama also said they would do the same things you did.
#2-Everything about Gina Haspel
Yes, Gina Haspel was confirmed for CIA director, and everything about this proves how much Donald Trump loves the establishment. One should really need to start and end with the fact that she engaged in torture under George W. Bush to see where Donald's true support lies.
And let's not forget that the whole reason Donald needed a new CIA director the sectary of state. There the president is, fighting the deep state by putting them in charge.
Join us next time where Republicans call Donald Trump anti-establishment for praising the establishment. Or as I call it, a rerun.
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