Trump says he'd win California, JD Vance attacks childless teachers The David Pakman Show - August 29, 2024 Aug 29 Listen to today's show This installment of The David Pakman Show newsletter is free for everyone. I send these daily. If you’d like to receive it, join the newsletter today. Note: This is totally separate from website Membership and does not affect your website Membership in any way. Trump calls for DEATH of political enemies Donald Trump’s recent activity on Truth Social has raised concerns about his mental state, as he continues to share unhinged QAnon propaganda and other disturbing content. He has been amplifying posts from multiple QAnon-promoting accounts, spreading conspiracy theories that portray him as a fighter against satanic forces. Among the memes he reposted were claims of his innocence and depictions of prominent Democrats like Joe Biden, Hillary Clinton, and Kamala Harris in orange jumpsuits, suggesting they should be imprisoned. These posts highlight Trump's willingness to seek revenge against his political opponents, with content that is both unbecoming of a former president and alarming in its tone. Despite this, mainstream media often treats him as a serious candidate, which only normalizes his behavior. If these social media posts were more widely seen on platforms like Twitter, they could potentially sway moderate and swing voters away from him, making his erratic behavior a liability in his 2024 campaign. Trump: I'd win California if Jesus counted the votes Donald Trump recently appeared on an episode of Dr. Phil, where the conversation highlighted his desperation and inability to run an effective campaign against the Kamala Harris and Tim Walz ticket. Dr. Phil conducted a softball interview that seemed more focused on propping up Trump than challenging him. During the interview, Trump claimed that God saved him from an assassination attempt, suggesting that divine intervention is the only reason he survived, as God supposedly has a special plan for him to save the country. Trump also insinuated that God’s support is crucial for his success, dismissing any other explanations for his continued presence in the political arena. His comments reflect a self-centered narrative where he views himself as the nation’s savior, even stating that if Jesus were counting votes, he would win California. Despite opportunities to show empathy or humanity, Trump consistently pivoted the conversation to himself, further illustrating his lack of qualities typically desired in a leader. From yesterday’s show: When your scandal is Tim Walz's "fake dog," you're losing BADLY Tim Walz is being criticized in a bizarre conspiracy theory claiming he falsely presented a different dog as his own. This trivial attack contrasts sharply with the substantial criticisms leveled at Donald Trump, which focus on serious issues like his disregard for democracy, the Constitution, women's rights, and press freedom, all backed by numerous examples. While Trump's opponents highlight these significant concerns, the attacks on figures like Kamala Harris and Tim Walz appear weak and unfounded. Harris, for instance, is mocked for superficial reasons, such as her laugh or being labeled a diversity hire. The accusation against Walz is easily debunked by video evidence showing that he simply petted another dog at a park. This trivial focus not only underscores the desperation of Trump's campaign but also reflects Trump's long-standing discomfort with dogs. The absurdity of these attacks highlights the campaign's struggle to find meaningful criticisms and serves as a reminder of the more serious issues at stake with Trump’s behavior and policies. From yesterday’s show: CONVERSION COMPLETE: Tulsi endorses Trump (LOL) Tulsi Gabbard's endorsement of Donald Trump marks a significant departure from her earlier political positions, raising eyebrows and disappointment among those who once saw her as a left-leaning or anti-establishment figure. Initially praised for her non-interventionist stance and commitment to progressive values, Gabbard has now aligned herself with Trump, embracing rhetoric that includes anti-vaccine and anti-trans sentiments. This shift has led to accusations that her previous political identity was insincere, with critics viewing her recent actions as part of a broader trend where anti-establishment figures, regardless of their starting point on the political spectrum, end up embracing right-wing populism. Gabbard's support for Trump is ironic, given her past opposition to corporate influence and aggressive foreign policies, which characterized Trump’s administration. Her endorsement is viewed as a betrayal of the principles she once claimed to champion, suggesting that her political shifts are more about seeking attention than maintaining consistent values. More on the show: -- Brittany Page fills in for David! Subscribe to Brittany's YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/@brittanyepage -- A newly resurfaced clip of JD Vance shows him attacking teachers who don't have children -- Fox News cuts away from Tim Walz's electric speech -- JD Vance defends Trump's insults of military families -- Kamala Harris schedules an interview alongside Tim Walz and Fox News criticizes her over it -- Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is struggling to get off the ballot in crucial swing states, potentially harming Trump's chances -- Donald Trump's budget proposal would balloon the deficit, something Republicans selectively claim to care about -- JD Vance says that Kamala Harris can "go to hell" -- Homelessness sweeps are unsurprisingly not helping the homelessness crisis -- On the Bonus Show: MAGA's sexist attacks against Kamala, Kaitlan Collins answers to whether CNN in fair, and much more...