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In a world where joy is a fleeting thing, where laughter is the medicine we all need, one man stands as the thief of happiness—the dullard who takes every opportunity to drain the light from the room. Enter Donald J. Trump, a man so mired in his own bitterness that he’s now stooping to diagnose the laughter—or lack thereof—of his perceived enemies. You see, in the twisted logic of Trump’s universe, if you’re not laughing, it must be because you’re “crazy.” Never mind the irony of someone who’s been called every name under the sun for his own erratic criminal behavior; this is projection at its finest. Trump’s rhetoric is nothing more than a sad reflection of his own inner turmoil, a desperate attempt to paint others with the same brush of despair that he himself wields so clumsily. But let’s get one thing straight: laughter isn’t the problem. The problem is a man who has built his entire identity around tearing others down, who finds solace in the misery of those who dare to oppose him. Trump, the dullard, is not just a thief of happiness—he’s the embodiment of a joyless existence, a man who can’t fathom the idea of people finding light and laughter in a world he wishes to keep in darkness. So, here he is, standing on his soapbox, diagnosing the world with his own afflictions. But what he doesn’t realize—what he can never truly understand—is that laughter, real laughter, is born of resilience. It’s the weapon of those who refuse to be crushed by the weight of his words, the shield against the bitterness he so desperately tries to spread. And so, as Trump continues his crusade against happiness, one thing becomes abundantly clear: the dullard may try to steal our joy, but in the end, it’s he who remains empty, trapped in a prison of his own making, where laughter is the one thing he’ll never truly understand—or possess.

Trump: The two words are Merry Christmas. She does not want anyone saying Merry Christmas

Maybe old people are getting mad at the ageist attacks….

You’re voting in November for an administration, not one man. Do you want a cabinet the likes of Pete Buttigieg and Gavin Newsom, or Mike Flynn and Alex Jones?