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To quote from the article and save you the click (edited to align with sub rules- link has direct wording):

"Former (political) strategist Stuart Stevens believes (everyone) should (place) President Donald Trump's Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem around the (WH)'s necks โ€” and he has an idea how they could do it.

Stevens, who long ago abandoned (his former party) over Trump and has urged a fighting stance against his agenda, weighed in on the subject on X in response to a clip of Noem claiming, with no evidence, that "I do know that LA wouldn't be standing today if President Trump hadn't taken action" and deployed federal troops to the city in response to anti-deportation protests....

... "when I was a (political) operative, we loved to label (the other side) as unpatriotic," Stevens continued. "Which is what (everyone) should do. No (one) who voted to confirm this willfully ignorant fool can call themselves a patriot." "

A chorus of voices would have a strong impact, don't you think- add this to your messaging!


Originally Posted By u/Future_Usual_8698 At 2025-09-02 07:21:16 AM | Source


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[โ€“] chaos@beehaw.org 7 points 2 days ago

More accurate, yes, but most people hear stuff like "fascist Nazi" and go "nah, it can't be that bad" and chalk it up to partisan name-calling. A milder but more believable insult has a better chance of making a person actually think about it.