Finally, oh wait, he’s in the front.
Well, he is a trash candidate.
First McDonald’s, now this…
I guess he’s trying to scout out possible jobs for after he gets out of prison.
No offense to actual food service or disposal workers. Trump would be shit at either.
He’s just an old man that wants to retire and do old man things. Work at fast food and ride around in trucks. Next he’s gonna be a Walmart greeter.
This is such a confusing distraction from Trump, which I think is the point…
- Is he saying that he should deliver himself and his supporters to the dump, based on what Biden said?
- Is he tossing Puerto Rico in the trash, based on what Hitchcliffe said?
- More likely it’s just his idea of yet another attention-grabbing stunt.
In any case, it should be clear as hell to Puerto Ricans that he shows less than zero remorse for their homeland being called an island of garbage.
He’s pulling the “Look at me! I’m a working class guy just like you! I really do care about you!” angle. Like the propaganda of Mussolini working in the wheat fields.
I can’t help thinking that if you’re running for president and you decide, because reasons, that you want to climb into a big truck on camera, you should maybe get in on the driver’s side. And not use a garbage truck. And not put your campaign slogan on the side of a garbage truck. And grasp the door handle firmly on your fist attempt while staying upright.
And also, just don’t. But what do i know?
Just a garbage truck doing what it was designed to do: haul trash to the dump.
Am I supposed to cheer him on or laugh at him for being weird?
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