This photo will define the Trump administration for decades to come and will go down as one of the most embarrassing presidential photo in history

A photo taken in the Oval Office while a man appears to pass out is going viral because of the reaction ― or lack thereof ― of President Donald Trump.

During an announcement at the White House about lowering the cost of weight-loss drugs, an unidentified man collapsed.

Dr. Mehmet Oz jumped to the man’s aid, while Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., hopped out of the way.

Video of the incident shows Trump turning towards the man and watching him receive care before turning away and standing with his arms at his sides looking annoyed at how this man was taking the attention away from him.

Now imagine how much he cares about you.

...may be well advised to understand there is no statute of limitations for the crimes he committed. Further, despite federal officials packing up all evidence from his residence presumably to destroy it, the video evidence and eye witness testimony will be enough to convict him. His gangland protection from the current administration has an expiration date shorter than his lifespan. Over the long course of time, he may ultimately realize who the fucking bitch is.

I voted for Trump in 2016 and 2020.

I (37m) was raised in rural North Carolina, a Marine Corps brat and Apocalyptic Pentecostal on my father’s side, straight Southern Baptist on my mother’s side.

I was raised on God, Guns, and Country. I grew up listening to Rush Limbaugh and hearing my family talk about “the colored folk” at the dinner table. I got the “bluebirds go with the bluebirds” talk more than I can remember.

Things slowly started to unravel in 2006 when I married an Afro-Latina woman. (Yes I married young, at 17, yes we are still together and are about to have our 20th anniversary).

My family almost immediately began with the racist jokes. Within two months we had moved away from my family in NC to her family in NYC. It started to become obvious I didn’t mesh well with them anymore.

But of course, all that brainwashing took a long time to wear off…

In 2008, my first election, I voted for John McCain.

In 2012, I voted for Obama. Mitt Romney pissed me off.

Then in 2016 and 2020. I voted for Trump. It’s interesting because when Trump first announced his candidacy, I was against him. I kept remembering back to the days of him being on the WWE with the Great Khali and Vince McMahon getting his head shaved and I wondered how anyone could take him seriously.

I was, and do, remain largely Pro Life, that was a big reason why I decided to vote for him.

In 2018, I was a newly hired Federal worker, and not even six months in we had the bullshit shutdown over the wall. I started to be irritated by Trump’s bullshit then, but Covid happened, and I wasn’t sure if it was right to change Presidents in the middle of a pandemic…again with my Pro Life beliefs as well.

Then on January 6, 2021, it all came tumbling down. I remember getting the breaking news alerts, and I actually felt afraid “This will go nowhere good..”

The attempted coup was my first..big break…my first time seeing reality.

A month or so later I was able to get the Covid shot, being a Federal employee we were allowed to go first.

After I got it, my wife got it, then her family followed.

Being in NYC during the whole pandemic I saw how bad it got here, the refrigerator trucks, etc. So it pissed me off when I would see conservative news outlets calling the whole thing a scam, a cold, railing against masks, and then vaccines.

I have always detested anti vaxxers, and as more and more people refused to get the Covid shot, I really began to wonder. “If they (Conservatives) are so wrong about this, what else are they wrong about?

I joined some Leftist FB groups to just see what the other side was doing and saying. I asked for some literature to be pointed to. I always enjoyed reading.

The very first book I was pointed to, I read “The People’s History of the United States” blew the lid off of everything I thought I had known…..I began to see the lies as systematic….

I opened up more, I started reading Marx, Lenin, Sankara, Minh…Angela Davis…

I was introduced to Noam Chomsky and Michael Parenti, and my viewpoints were shattered, and evolved.

Last election, I voted for Kamala, and while I will always be ashamed of my first two votes for Trump, I just want to say people can change…and to please…give those asking questions the benefit of the doubt as the blinders start to come off their eyes….the propaganda in this country is insidious…education is costly, and unless there is an eye opening event that makes people question, or it affects them directly, they may always be stuck in the same beliefs they were raised in….

Thanks for reading.

Edited to add that I very happily voted for Mamdani, and was stoked that he won.

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