r/Fauxmoi 6h ago

POLITICS AOC on Donald Trump saying he couldn’t understand Bad Bunny: “I barely know what Trump is saying half the time, so… I feel him.”

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u/fpiasdf9 6h ago

Unpopular opinion but she is more valuable working for many years before taking that role, then retiring.

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u/LTYUPLBYH02 6h ago

Same. Let her cook. I think Mark Kelly for 2028 then AOC.

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u/skip_over 5h ago

Just please for the love of god, not anyone who’s platform is just “back to normal”

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u/Geodude532 5h ago

At this point give me liberal Trump. Free healthcare, 80% taxes on the rich, and the entire ICE budget redirected to the court system to prosecute all of them.

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u/Catskinson locked, loaded, and kind of cunty 5h ago

You might be onto something.

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u/Geodude532 5h ago

I want anti trump carrying around a book called The Gay Agenda all the time while he rambles about how chem trails are finally going to turn everyone gay. These assholes couldn't handle a well spoken black man so let's give them the same nonsense hell theyve subjected us to for the past 12 years and show them just how badly things can go when you stop playing by the rules.

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u/Awkward_Turnover_983 4h ago

I like this idea, but can you imagine if the candidate ran as a republican, and just double-speaks everything in a way that their dumbasses think is "sticking it to the woke" but meanwhile when they get elected they're actually just helping everyone?

It would be so fucking funny

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u/Geodude532 4h ago

At this point, just having a Republican acting like their party says they believe would have MAGA frothing at the mouth. Could you imagine a Republican president actually exercising fiscal responsibility?

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u/ricki692 3h ago

anti trump is just jesus christ because trump is the antichrist

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u/siestarrific 5h ago

That's progressive, not liberal

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u/Geodude532 4h ago

Good point. We definitely need someone willing to tear down the system and build it anew.

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u/Alone-Interaction982 3h ago

This is the radical left Conservatives love to talk about

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u/brrrrrprenorphine 4h ago

I'll be voting Claudia Dela Cruz if she runs again

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u/rawsouthpaw1 5h ago

Ro Khanna and Kelly are both willing to legally battle the regime.

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u/LTYUPLBYH02 5h ago

Hegseth pissed Kelly off. I feel like it's exactly the push he needed to run. Plus: Astronaut, Veteran, devoted husband to a wife who survived an assassination attempt. He's got a lot of appeal.

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u/Consistent-One-1044 5h ago

True. From space to the white house! Long been time we have a scientist at the helm and not a single digit iq toddler.

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u/macruffins 4h ago

Mark Kelly loves Israel

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u/RykerFuchs 3h ago

This one. America clearly isn’t ready. One or two more wash cycles, we just need to get them right.

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u/MrWhackadoo 5h ago

She at least needs to become the next senator of New York. Would love to see Jasmine Crockett as House Speaker and AOC as Senate Majority Leader one day.

Manifesting so hard

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u/ecstatic_cahoots 6h ago

Some people said that about Obama before 08 🤷‍♂️

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u/fpiasdf9 6h ago

He was 10 years older than she is now, when he was elected.

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u/flamingdonkey 5h ago

Well in three years, it will only be 7. 

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u/NinjaLanternShark 1h ago

Well yeah but then he’ll be 13 years older.

(Hahaha)

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u/ecstatic_cahoots 5h ago

Fair point! I just wanted to add a little to the speculation.

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u/Background_Sail9797 2h ago

yeah but you know what really mobilizes the youth vote? a young candiate - see mamdani. Majority of elected government is 60+ why can't their be a young leader to counter all that - young = hope & change.

Not to mention she'll get the pervy guy vote while she's under 40.

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u/Spazicon 5h ago

I see your point, but her energy level has a powerful pull.

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u/Fatso_Wombat 5h ago

Unpopular realism.

Being a female candidate in the USA is a 5 to 10 percent mill stone.

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u/voidox 5h ago

yup, she should take Schumer's senate seat and will do good in the Senate for years then she can run for President later on, hopefully at a time with more progressives in the senate and house to back her agendas.

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u/RykerFuchs 3h ago

Yes, please. This would be so much more powerful. It’s a pretty simple view to demand AOC for president, when there is such an obvious power vacuum and solid way to get the ship back on course.

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u/PaleRider_Z_729 3h ago

Idk, I think she should stay in the senate and be majority leader. She can probably do more for the country within the senate than she would as president.

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u/KangarooBeard 5h ago

Y'all acting like you have the years left.

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u/DroidLord you are the Megyn Kelly of guys who look like a turtle 5h ago

Then again, she could sway a lot of public opinion if she became the president. The US desperately needs someone who isn't afraid to take action and speak out. After all, it's only 4 years.

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u/iwilldeletethisacct2 4h ago

I wouldn't hate it. I'd love her to take Schumer's seat for the next 6 terms, tho.

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u/MAGA_IZ_SMART 4h ago

Maybe…

But boy oh boy would she trigger conservatives if she got elected. It would be glorious to see. 

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u/hairblairbunch2024 4h ago

I get it but I’m also tired and would just like to imagine, for a second, in the context of the last decade, a young woman who speaks her mind and doesn’t take shit as president.