"...and they're not accidental".
"There?s a new dress code in Trump?s Washington, and it?s straight out
of a dictator?s playbook. Loyalists in the regime?congressmen, senators,
the whole parade of sycophants?are now sporting golden Trump bust lapel
pins, a garish little tribute to the man who?s turned the White House
into a shrine to himself. They?ve been quietly told to ditch their congressional or Senate pins in favor of this new badge of allegiance.
It?s not a suggestion; it?s a loyalty test. And if you?re paying
attention, it?s a chilling sign of where this country?s headed."
<https://deanblundell.substack.com/p/trump-is-now-mandating-his-cabinetloyalist>
"The image making the rounds on X, courtesy of Drew Pavlou, shows the Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, the guy who regulates radio, TV, internet, satellite, and cable in the U.S., proudly wearing
one of these pins. Pavlou?s caption nails it: ?Welcome to MAGA Maoism.?
The pin, a golden relief of Trump?s unmistakable profile, sits on a blue
suit jacket, a stark contrast to the Mao Zedong badge in the same
frame?a red circle with the Chinese leader?s face, a relic of a time
when loyalty to the Chairman was non-negotiable. The parallels aren?t
subtle, and they?re not accidental."
You asked me what he's doing that is what dictators do.
#1 Demand loyalty to himself, rather than to the people of the US.
"...and they're not accidental".
"There’s a new dress code in Trump’s Washington, and it’s
straight out of a dictator’s playbook. Loyalists in the regime—congressmen, senators, the whole parade of sycophants—are
now sporting golden Trump bust lapel pins, a garish little tribute to
the man who’s turned the White House into a shrine to himself.
They’ve been quietly told to ditch their congressional or Senate
pins in favor of this new badge of allegiance. It’s not a
suggestion; it’s a loyalty test. And if you’re paying attention,
it’s a chilling sign of where this country’s headed."
<https://deanblundell.substack.com/p/trump-is-now-mandating-his-cabinet loyalist>
"The image making the rounds on X, courtesy of Drew Pavlou, shows the Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, the guy who
regulates radio, TV, internet, satellite, and cable in the U.S.,
proudly wearing one of these pins. Pavlou’s caption nails it:
“Welcome to MAGA Maoism.” The pin, a golden relief of Trump’s unmistakable profile, sits on a blue suit jacket, a stark contrast to
the Mao Zedong badge in the same frame—a red circle with the Chinese leader’s face, a relic of a time when loyalty to the Chairman was non-negotiable. The parallels aren’t subtle, and they’re not
accidental."
You asked me what he's doing that is what dictators do.
#1 Demand loyalty to himself, rather than to the people of the US.
"There’s a new dress code in Trump’s Washington, and it’s straight out of a dictator’s playbook. Loyalists in the regime—congressmen,
senators, the whole parade of sycophants—are now sporting golden Trump
bust lapel pins, a garish little tribute to the man who’s turned the
White House into a shrine to himself. They’ve been quietly told to
ditch their congressional or Senate pins in favor of this new badge of allegiance. It’s not a suggestion; it’s a loyalty test. And if you’re paying attention, it’s a chilling sign of where this country’s headed."
Alan <nuh-uh@nope.com> wrote in news:vt8tbf$3csmk$1@dont-email.me:
"...and they're not accidental".
"There’s a new dress code in Trump’s Washington, and it’s
straight out of a dictator’s playbook. Loyalists in the
regime—congressmen, senators, the whole parade of sycophants—are
now sporting golden Trump bust lapel pins, a garish little tribute to
the man who’s turned the White House into a shrine to himself.
They’ve been quietly told to ditch their congressional or Senate
pins in favor of this new badge of allegiance. It’s not a
suggestion; it’s a loyalty test. And if you’re paying attention,
it’s a chilling sign of where this country’s headed."
<https://deanblundell.substack.com/p/trump-is-now-mandating-his-cabinet
loyalist>
"The image making the rounds on X, courtesy of Drew Pavlou, shows the
Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, the guy who
regulates radio, TV, internet, satellite, and cable in the U.S.,
proudly wearing one of these pins. Pavlou’s caption nails it:
“Welcome to MAGA Maoism.” The pin, a golden relief of Trump’s
unmistakable profile, sits on a blue suit jacket, a stark contrast to
the Mao Zedong badge in the same frame—a red circle with the Chinese
leader’s face, a relic of a time when loyalty to the Chairman was
non-negotiable. The parallels aren’t subtle, and they’re not
accidental."
You asked me what he's doing that is what dictators do.
#1 Demand loyalty to himself, rather than to the people of the US.
Remember when assault weapon pins
were all the rage with Republicans
after a nutcase using one shot up
the school in Uvalde Tx?
Members of Congress Are Wearing AR-15 Assault Rifle Pins
FEBRUARY 7, 2023
https://time.com/6253690/ar-15-pins-congress/
In article <vt8tbf$3csmk$1@dont-email.me>, nuh-uh@nope.com
says...
"...and they're not accidental".
"There?s a new dress code in Trump?s Washington, and it?s straight out
of a dictator?s playbook. Loyalists in the regime?congressmen, senators,
the whole parade of sycophants?are now sporting golden Trump bust lapel
pins, a garish little tribute to the man who?s turned the White House
into a shrine to himself. They?ve been quietly told to ditch their
congressional or Senate pins in favor of this new badge of allegiance.
It?s not a suggestion; it?s a loyalty test. And if you?re paying
attention, it?s a chilling sign of where this country?s headed."
<https://deanblundell.substack.com/p/trump-is-now-mandating-his-cabinetloyalist>
"The image making the rounds on X, courtesy of Drew Pavlou, shows the
Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, the guy who regulates
radio, TV, internet, satellite, and cable in the U.S., proudly wearing
one of these pins. Pavlou?s caption nails it: ?Welcome to MAGA Maoism.?
The pin, a golden relief of Trump?s unmistakable profile, sits on a blue
suit jacket, a stark contrast to the Mao Zedong badge in the same
frame?a red circle with the Chinese leader?s face, a relic of a time
when loyalty to the Chairman was non-negotiable. The parallels aren?t
subtle, and they?re not accidental."
You asked me what he's doing that is what dictators do.
#1 Demand loyalty to himself, rather than to the people of the US.
He doesn't do that.
You are drunk on MSM kool aid.
On 2025-04-10 11:17, Skeeter OG wrote:
In article <vt8tbf$3csmk$1@dont-email.me>, nuh-uh@nope.com
says...
"...and they're not accidental".
"There?s a new dress code in Trump?s Washington, and it?s straight out
of a dictator?s playbook. Loyalists in the regime?congressmen, senators, >> the whole parade of sycophants?are now sporting golden Trump bust lapel
pins, a garish little tribute to the man who?s turned the White House
into a shrine to himself. They?ve been quietly told to ditch their
congressional or Senate pins in favor of this new badge of allegiance.
It?s not a suggestion; it?s a loyalty test. And if you?re paying
attention, it?s a chilling sign of where this country?s headed."
<https://deanblundell.substack.com/p/trump-is-now-mandating-his-cabinetloyalist>
"The image making the rounds on X, courtesy of Drew Pavlou, shows the
Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, the guy who regulates >> radio, TV, internet, satellite, and cable in the U.S., proudly wearing
one of these pins. Pavlou?s caption nails it: ?Welcome to MAGA Maoism.?
The pin, a golden relief of Trump?s unmistakable profile, sits on a blue >> suit jacket, a stark contrast to the Mao Zedong badge in the same
frame?a red circle with the Chinese leader?s face, a relic of a time
when loyalty to the Chairman was non-negotiable. The parallels aren?t
subtle, and they?re not accidental."
You asked me what he's doing that is what dictators do.
#1 Demand loyalty to himself, rather than to the people of the US.
He doesn't do that.
You are drunk on MSM kool aid.
Really?
Why are they wearing faux-gold lapel pins of his face?
You asked me what he's doing that is what dictators do.
#1 Demand loyalty to himself, rather than to the people of the
US.
He doesn't do that.
You are drunk on MSM kool aid.
Really?
Why are they wearing faux-gold lapel pins of his face?
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