Does anyone have suggestions of what nicknames to call Donald Trump?

The Big Lie

Loser loser, nyah nyah nyah nyah nyah nyah!

leader of the december 2020 chicken coup

I could do a better coup for heaven shake then Trump try to pull.

For example I would have the old guard leadership in my pocket so I could call upon overwhelming local military force to take over the congress and stopping the vote count in the name of maintaining order.

Get Fox news all ready to tell how I had save the republic by my fast actions and so on.

Stopping the plan to steal the election and so on.

I doubt that Trump ever expected the coup to be successful, but on the slight chance that it was he was ready to take leadership. Likewise, he was ready to disavow the losers. I think he just likes wielding power and loves the ability to control people, puppets displaying their loyalty to him at any cost.

He's just a power-hungry madman, and that's nothing new.

a three-fer...

The Rotund Who?

there was a 3-peat on colbert last night, but i can't

remember them. i don't think they were reg's 3, but i could be wrong.

Mr Waitin Fera-Kopknock.

Jon Stewart says media making 'mistake' casting Trump as 'incredible supervillain'

'I think we make a mistake focusing this all on Donald Trump, as if he's ... some incredible supervillain that has changed the very nature and temperature of the US'

Comedian Jon Stewart said the media's hyper-focus on former President Donald Trump is a mistake and that casting him as an "incredible supervillain" distracts from other threats.

The former "Daily Show" host told CNN's Jake Tapper in an interview airing Sunday that political pundits are "making a mistake" blaming Trump for the country's divisive discourse, arguing they should turn their focus to the threat posed by much larger institutions that have dangerously embraced "the idea that power is its own reward."

"I think we make a mistake focusing this all on Donald Trump, as if he's … Magneto and some incredible supervillain that has changed the very nature and temperature of the U.S.," Stewart said. "He's just been an effective vessel, but he's not singing new songs. … I think it's a mistake to focus it all on this one individual and not to focus it more on the idea that power is its own reward whether it be in the financial industry or government. Power doesn't cede itself, and unless we can figure out a better way to balance out that power … we'll be vulnerable."

Stewart, who recently launched a new show, "The Problem with Jon Stewart," said it's time the media moves away from the idea that "autocracy is purely the domain of Donald Trump."

"I think we all have a bit of a tendency to grant amnesty to people that are doing things that we would prefer, even if that means that they're doing things that are slightly undemocratic," he admitted. "So I think our focus unhealthily on this one individual comes at the price of systems and dynamics that have been in place long before this cat ever learned how to surf those waves."

The comment came in response to Tapper, who emphasized Trump's ability to identify "weak points in democracy."

"He is now endorsing candidates for secretary of state in battleground states, candidates who are all in on the big lie," Tapper said, referring to the notion the 2020 election was stolen.

"If we have identified the pressure points where the guardrails look most vulnerable, that's where we should be focusing so much of our efforts in terms of strengthening," Stewart responded.

"The encouraging thing," he added, " is watching on a grassroots level, people that are really viewing it as something that they want to protect and that they want to strengthen."

https://www.foxnews.com/media/jon-stewart-media-trump-mistake-democracy

What I took out of Jon's comments is that we (as a society) give theRump to much credit for what has been brewing in the Republican party for years, be it the Koch Brothers, Mitch McConnell, Fox News, SCOTUS, etc in finitum!

By the current time, you should have gotten over Trump. It is written during 2020, and now we are approaching Biden's midterm. We should be thinking of names for Biden.

Doddering Old Fool.
Puppet of the Shadow Government.
Not My President.
President Kamala Harris.
Uncle Joe.
Professional Girl Sniffer.

Who?

Liberals lash out at Jon Stewart after he scolded media's fixation on Trump

Some liberals lashed out at former "Daily Show" host Jon Stewart over his remarks criticizing the media for obsessing over former President Donald Trump.

In their conversation, Stewart suggested that media members should learn turning Trump into a "supervillain" would backfire and they would better serve Americans by focusing on more pressing issues.

"I think we make a mistake focusing this all on Donald Trump, as if he's … Magneto and some incredible supervillain that has changed the very nature and temperature of the U.S.," Stewart said.

"I think it's a mistake to focus it all on this one individual and not to focus it more on the idea that power is its own reward whether it be in the financial industry or government. Power doesn't cede itself, and unless we can figure out a better way to balance out that power … we'll be vulnerable," he added.

JON STEWART SAYS MEDIA MAKING ‘MISTAKE’ CASTING TRUMP AS ‘INCREDIBLE SUPERVILLAIN’

CNN's Jake Tapper and Stewart touched on several topics Sunday, but viewers, many of them liberal, gave Stewart an overall failing grade.

New York University professor Jay Rosen called Stewart "lost" and inarticulate" after watching the interview.

His sentiments were shared by other progressives, some of them who again voiced their disappointment in the comedian. To much liberal chagrin, Stewart stepped down from "The Daily Show" in 2015, in the midst of Trump's rise to the GOP nomination and eventually the presidency.

MSNBC'S Mehdi Hasan spent a segment Sunday questioning Stewart's generalization of the media. He and his colleague Ayman Mohyeldin concluded Stewart was wrong to point the finger at all broadcast media and should have instead zeroed in "right wing media" as being the purveyors of misinformation and for failing to de-escalate situations. Mohyeldin called Stewart's take "absolutely false."

Journalist Glenn Greenwald came to Stewart's defense, suggesting that so many were irked by his comments because they fell under "heretical claims in liberal discourse."

"His two basic points were 1) the liberal sector of corporate media (CNN) focuses excessively on Trump as the cause of America's evils and 2) the US is plagued by multiple broken and corrupt institutions, not just the GOP -- two heretical claims in liberal discourse," Greenwald tweeted in his analysis.

Long a darling of the left, Stewart was previously ripped by some liberal media members for giving credence to the theory that COVID-19 leaked from a Wuhan lab, noting the strong circumstantial evidence during a June appearance on "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert."

"‘Oh my God, there’s been an outbreak of chocolatey goodness near Hershey, Penn. What do you think happened?’ I don’t know, maybe a steam shovel mated with a cocoa bean," he said. "Or it’s the f---ing chocolate factory! Maybe that’s it!"

Ex-CBS News anchor Dan Rather called Stewart's comments "dangerous and shortsighted," and Washington Post columnist Paul Waldman fumed that "celebrities" shouldn't be considered reliable sources of information, among other critics.

"Listen, how it got to be that if it was a scientific accident, it’s conservative, and if it came from a wet market, it’s liberal, I don’t know — I’m just not sure how that got politicized," Stewart said when responding to the backlash.

https://www.foxnews.com/media/liberals-jon-stewart-scolded-medias-fixation-trump

Colbert last night, in time for Halloween: Jackass O'Lantern.

Don the Perfect.

Bedpan Joe.

you spelled "pervert" wrong.

Spiro Ling-Downe Sr.