r/AskReddit 29d ago

If we could set up a Truman Show scenario where Trump thinks he’s President again and the public send in scenarios for him to deal with, what would you suggest?

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u/whogivesashirtdotca 28d ago

“Fred pretended to work,”

Like father, like son.

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u/TH3_ST0CK 28d ago edited 28d ago

Also didn't Trump sign blank papers when he was in the hospital with COVID last year?

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u/PointlessParable 28d ago

How could someone trying to provide good PR for the president by staging photos of him "working" in different locations within minutes of each other not know to strip the Exif data from pictures? That's amateur stuff.

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u/riskywhiskey077 28d ago

I know this one! It’s because they prioritize hiring candidates based on how closely related they are to trumps family, and not how qualified a candidate is

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u/daddeon 28d ago

Or the person was perfectly intelligent and qualified and knew exactly what would happen.

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u/brcguy 28d ago

Turns out it’s harder to find competent people when you prioritize people without morals.

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u/PrestigiousAd3900 28d ago

Probably didn't care.

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u/mdaws7 28d ago edited 28d ago

i’ll never forget when him and a bunch of other world leaders were signing documents, and everyone knew that trump signed the wrong thing, and didn’t tell him. instead they just stood there and cackled. justin trudeau was like “get a load of this idiot” greatest fucking thing ever.

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u/Davistele 28d ago

Thanks for reminding me of this. Forgotten in the tidal wave of crazy that was Trump’s term.

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u/LoveDietCokeMore 28d ago

Here's the gold