When Obama was the leader, his supporters created icons to show the depth of their spiritual commitment.
Here is one of the many Obama as Messiah and Light Bringer Icons.
Now we have , shall we say, a different kind of leader and I have noticed a distinct style and theme for the iconography surrounding our new President by his ardent supporters
So one group gets hysterical and a bit childlike when their icon is gone.
What do you think the other group will do if their icon is removed?
I would predict a rather different response.
I dare say we almost had a different type of response in the event of a Hillary win.
This is blasphemy on the first count (gag!) and rather hyperbolic on the second…Isn’t freedom of speech grand? :-)
The sacred heart ripoff is disgusting. But this is what they do – lefties don’t create anything original, they just invade a place that already has culture and try to usurp that fairly-earned honor for themselves. Getcher own country, ya parasites.
I love the Trump against the hordes painting. I listened to the Jordan Peterson clip that Dime put up the other day, Peterson talked about what it actually takes to be the head of a large company. That you’d have competitors just as large and powerful as you who are frothing every day to take you down – every single day. I thought, yes, and that’s why I think Trump is barely swayed by the daily tumult around him – he’s been doing this for decades, with competitors trying to knife him as he rounds every corner. It would be just delightful to put Elizabeth Warren in charge of a competitive company on a Monday morning to see what remained of it on Friday.
What I think helps Trump is that he has dealt with customers. He has had to solve problems. He made mistakes and had to pay for them.
Trump has a managerial eye. I don’t look at him as much as how his employees interact with him. They know that he is not a joke. They also know he will not accept lame excuses.
I like how he gave that beauty queen a second chance. He did not throw her under the bus when she failed. He talks about how his brother lost it in alcohol very movingly.
“He has had to solve problems. He made mistakes and had to pay for them.”
Very neat summation of why I supported him from the beginning of the GOP primary and continued to stick by him during the election. I could not have cared less about all the childish insults: “Low Energy Jeb,” “Little Marco,” “Lyin’ Ted,” et al. I will admit the hit on Fiorina bothered me a little because I’m a fan, but I got over it. He won and she didn’t!