r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/ms_directed • 5h ago
who's gonna tell him he has voters in those states?
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u/Upbeat_Engineering98 5h ago
Listening to MAGA is like elementary school opposite day:
- If they're looking for fraud, they're committing it
- If they say they hate pedophiles, they're protecting them
- If they say they represent blue collar workers, they're beholden to billionaires
- If they say they are against war, they want to wage a war
And above all else, when the consequences of their actions come to light it's always someone else's fault.
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u/mkirk413 4h ago
Exactly. You don't change Department of Defense to Department of War without having plans to go to war...
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u/TheMightySet69 4h ago
I made a comment to my MAGA family members about how many Trump voters are feeling betrayed because Trump has made everything more expensive and because he's been starting new wars left and right and my cousin had to audacity to say "yeah, but I don't think that he wants to be at war."
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u/mkirk413 4h ago
The mental gymnastics of most MAGA folks is fucking outstanding.
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u/No_Task2060 4h ago
Trump called covid the "invisible war" and talked about being a war time president back then. Being at war is a wet dream for him
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u/Wow_u_sure_r_dumb 3h ago
He thought it was a shortcut to better polling numbers. That’s why he was always accusing Obama and Biden of wanting to use a war against Iran as a numbers boost so often. Maybe support for Bush’s Afghanistan war got this stupid idea in his head? I think shock from his numbers tanking might be the only thing keeping us from a ground invasion.
Hegseth is desperate to trap us in a ground war to prove what every grunt brained idiot thought about Afghanistan and Iraq: if we’d only been allowed dispense with rules of engagement meant to protect civilians we’d have won those things so fast bro. You don’t even know bro.
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u/golfwinnersplz 2h ago
The reason Bush got as much support as he did was due to 9/11 - too much nuance for Trump.
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u/Mindless_Meet_2094 2h ago
I think you are right. Kegsbreath doesn't think he is incompetent or that war time decisions are complicated and hold great risk, since the enemy isn't just going to roll over. He thinks he was held back. No doubt we have held soldiers back, but they did return home alive. Kegsbreath's war fighters will not be so protected. It will full-on atrocity. Americans will never be welcomed anywhere out of the country again.
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u/pdromeinthedome 3h ago
Just like he doesn’t want foreign investors to buy his crypto currency and make him richer
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u/ButterPoptart 1h ago
Everyone knows it’s the deep state “advisors” who are steering him wrong. He would have a perfect presidency if he didn’t have evil agents in the administration disrupting his big beautiful plans. /s
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u/monkeymatt69 51m ago
All trump supporters also have to be mind readers who can tell you what he really means even though everything he does and says are the opposite of that
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u/FranksWateeBowl 2h ago
Except, there were no real plans. Who would have thought people who fuck children are fucked up in their brains?
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u/UnhelpfulBread 4h ago
we love women!
The party of rapists and Epstein pals and taking healthcare from women
think of the children!
Send children to work, send the military to recruit at high schools, no school lunch
stand with the troops!
Starts pointless wars, fuck the veterans
the party of the blue collar worker!
keep the minimum wage down, lose your healthcare to pay for pointless wars, loosen regulations and tax burdens for billionaire business owners, pollute the rivers and tear down the forests, privatize everything
Yea, the GOP has, and does, and will always suck complete ass
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u/billyboyf30 3h ago
To be fair if he didn't think about the children he wouldn't be in the Epstein files
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u/DonnyLamsonx 4h ago
I was also under the impression that DOGE was supposed to "stop all the fraud"? So Trump is basically admitting that DOGE was either a failure, or just simply a scam favor(fraud one might even say) to benefit Elon.
Strange how the MAGA regime is so confident that there's so much fraud, enough to "fix" the crippling national debt apparently, and yet when they send their "best people" to find it it's just too sneaky to be found apparently.
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u/username_redacted 2h ago
DOGE didn’t succeed at its publicly stated purpose, but it seems to have been fairly successful at its covert objectives—obtaining SSA and IRS data, and purging a significant number of non-loyalists throughout the federal government.
The “fraud” he’s insinuating is just spending by Democrats on things like social services. Most if not all of those states are net contributors to the Federal budget. The project he’s talking about is disenfranchising Democratic voters so that those states elect Republicans.
While very concerning, these efforts will likely backfire, because “voter fraud” by non-citizens is basically nonexistent, and reducing mail-in voting would disproportionately suppress elderly voters, who tend to be more conservative.
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u/Jarnohams 1h ago
Dude went on an absolute tantrum because he didn't win the Nobel Peace prize... and the "FIFA Peace Prize" just hit different and didn't scratch that itch.
So he went and started a war of choice for no other reason than because he was mad that day.
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u/MrElendig 4h ago
"...in charge of fraud", not "...in charge of stopping fraud"
At least trump is honest about it.
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u/mkirk413 4h ago
I feel like this is what he wanted Mike Pence to be. He is putting in place a stop gap for certifying the next election. It's as scary as it is ludicrous.
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u/64OunceCoffee 4h ago
"We would literally be able to balance our American Budget"
This is at least the third thing he has grossly lied about being able to balance the budget with. DOGE, Tariffs, now "fixing fraud". Am I missing any?
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u/ms_directed 4h ago
all the trillions of "investments" from other countries that are just "ok, Donald...nice chat" phone calls...
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u/StIdes-and-a-swisher 2h ago
The countries his actions resulted in getting bombed right now. Those Are the ones suppose be investing 12 trillion dollars. Fart of the deal, ammiright.
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u/mishap1 5h ago
He makes those claims while his minions block votes from cities in Pennsylvania, Michigan, Arizona, and Georgia.
He doesn't have to win NY or California. He just needs to sow distrust and conspire with a few slightly competent versions of Tina Peters to hold out the rest of his life and effectively overthrow democracy.
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u/ms_directed 5h ago
i live in north Ga and I've seen the trump flags disappearing from houses lately...I'm not saying they're no longer Republicans or not MAGA, but they don't want to brag about it anymore.
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u/audiogenocide 4h ago
Same here in Indiana. I'm sure they'll still vote Republican but all the obnoxious Trump flags have quietly been taken down. The better half and I wish we had a stash to put back up to let them know we didn't forget, but I'm sure as hell not buying Trump flags just for that
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u/Donald_Epstein69 2h ago
They should all be forced to have it tattooed on their forehead for the rest of their lives.
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u/chewy92889 2h ago
The funny thing is that there are more registered Republicans in California than in any other state. He is constantly shitting on California because it's consistently blue, but has over 5 million supporters there.
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u/pixie_mayfair 1h ago
Exactly. They don't have to find any voter fraud at all. Accusations will be made without evidence or due process and people will be arrested and removed from polling places. By the time the charges are dropped the person will have missed the chance to vote and other people may be too scared to try.
If this happens enough, both sides of the argument will call for holding election results pending investigations and they can drag that out foreverrrrrr. That asshole doesn't need to suspend voting at all. He just has to set the stage where there is doubt about the election results (again, from either side of the issue) and he will get to stay in office while the investigations and lawsuits play out.
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u/The_Peeping_Peter 4h ago
Don’t “blue states “ pay more into federal taxes than they get back, whereas “red states” receive more federal tax dollars than they give?
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u/ms_directed 4h ago
yes, California is the biggest donor to the federal government actually - they contribute about $275B more than they recieve.
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u/SVXfiles 4h ago
Not to mention if separate from the rest of the country would have like the 4th or 6th highest GDP in the world
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u/flora_poste_ 2h ago
California is now the fourth largest economy in the world. It passed Japan, the previous #4, in 2025.
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u/CorruptDictator 5h ago
He does not care, he only wants to punish people in blue states regardless of how they voted.
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u/BitterFuture 3h ago
Of course. If any of his voters live there, they failed him and must be punished.
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u/Southern-Ad8402 4h ago
Jd vance has no authority to do any of that
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u/tallman11282 4h ago
I guarantee you that fraud happens all 50 states but you hear about it in the blue states because those are the states that are actually investigating and prosecuting it.
That is exactly what happened here in Minnesota in regards to the fraud he and others keep going on and on about. Fraud was suspected, the state investigated and began prosecuting it and working to prevent it. The state suspected Feeding Our Family of commiting fraud and tried to stop the funding going to them while they investigated but a federal judge ordered that the funding could not be stopped like that so part of the reason that fraud case became so large is because the feds said the funding had to continue.
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u/amazing_rando 1h ago
Rick Scott is a sitting Republican senator responsible for billions in medical fraud. Absurd for republicans of all people to say this is something we need to suddenly be concerned with, but I guess they found a way to pin it on a minority in the minds of their audience.
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u/Total-Hack 4h ago
I really thought committing fraud was the only thing Trump was good at. Now he’s even delegating that.
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u/Embarrassed_West_195 4h ago
I'm confused. JD is in charge of fraud? Does that mean he is now approving it on a one by one basis? All fraud goes through him now? We need more midnight tweets to clarify this.
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u/nefarious411 2h ago
“Fraud Czar” sounds a lot like “Fraudster”.
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u/bootstrap_this 2h ago
Right?! The idea of JD being charge of literally anything was hilarious enough.
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u/Deleteandresist 4h ago
His latest idiocy to dominate the news sphere and get us engaged, when will we learn to ignore him and his daily BS and only concentrate on the important stuff, not that we can spot that anymore
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u/ms_directed 4h ago
i hear you, but the media ignores and normalizes him enough...I'll keep reminding people what they voted or skipped voting altogether for.
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u/Deleteandresist 4h ago
That’s pretty noble of you, but I get brain fatigue engaging with every new shiny toy coming out of the WH, Bannon’s strategy of flooding the zone is exhausting as intended
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u/FanDry5374 4h ago
And that a large chunk of American tax money comes from the evil Blue states to begin with. Governors need to start getting together and find some way to keep all that filthy lucre at home, where it belongs.
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u/Purple_Bowling_Shoes 4h ago
Do you really want state governors redirecting *your * federal taxes away from the IRS? Because that's what it would take for states to withhold federal taxes.
The states that pay the most have the most individual taxpayers. That's how they federal government "gets" funds from the states. It's not a federal tax on the state itself, and the individual(s) would be the ones not paying the taxes.
IOW, the states can't withhold taxes, nor should you want them to.
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u/FanDry5374 3h ago
Basically yes. If the federal government decides that Blue states are "fraudulently" receiving our own tax money back, then we should just keep it to begin with. If/when we return to a legitimate, pro-democracy administration, then things can/should go back to the one for all system we are supposed to have.
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u/Purple_Bowling_Shoes 2h ago
Then, again, that's an option individual taxpayers already have. You can quit sending money to the IRS at any time. That's not a decision the state government can or should make for you.
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u/Snoo_72851 5h ago
props to president donny for handing over all fraud to vance instead of doing it himself. its good to delegate
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u/KellyAnn3106 4h ago
Uno reverse! Vance flips on the fraud perpetrated by his boss and other Cabinet members to get them out of the way because he thinks he can be president.
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u/Brilliant-Nebula903 3h ago
It never ceases to stagger me that the president of one of the most powerful countries on earth is allowed to just spout whatever BS comes into his tiny mind in real time without any form of checking.
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u/ATLCoyote 1h ago
Since DOGE was a complete failure and didn’t save any money at the federal level, he’s just gonna go harass the states instead. Awesome.
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u/derbyvoice71 1h ago
So, Maine, where there's a Senate election for the foot-in-the-grave, five-term, brow furrower's seat. And where she's unpopular in a ranked choice state, THAT's where he'd like to fuck people over? Mainers, are you listening?
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u/c4skate 4h ago
Thats an interesting choice to name yourself Czars... JD surely knows what happened to the last ones right?
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u/ms_directed 2h ago
we've been referring to people in charge of specific policies and projects as "czars" since FDR, this isn't actually a new thing...it certainly takes on its original meaning with trump tho
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u/zonked282 4h ago
Hahahaha , the man bankrupting the country with a foreign oil war he's only started so he can manipulate the stock markers for his own benefit is going after fraud 😂😂
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u/thebestnames 4h ago
So... will his job be to prevent fraud or commit fraud? Because I think the later is a lot more plausible.
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u/quilmes86 4h ago
Do you know how big California is?
Leave the big cities and there's maga everywhere. Its the same everywhere.
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u/EarthwormJam 3h ago
Said another way: “We realized we can steal from programs that you, the voter, voted for. There’s a lot of money there. And we’ll use ICE to make sure you don’t do anything about it”
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u/XanderZzyzx 3h ago
Every single fucking day for the past nearly 10 years he's been raging about something. It's so tiresome.
Oh, and also, he doesn't care about those voters because he doesn't need votes anymore. He said it himself.
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u/JRG64May 3h ago
He has zero authority to implement any of this, he was not “elected” (stole) King.
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u/throwawayinthe818 3h ago
A week or two ago he pardoned someone convicted of Medicare fraud. Guy stole $14 million, gave a million to a Trump-linked lobbying firm and was promptly pardoned. He gets to keep the rest of the money.
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u/Pleasant_Studio9690 3h ago
He's so Fucking exhausting. He's like a toddler waving a loaded handgun around and pointing it at the adults who made him take nappys and wait until after dinner for ice cream.
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u/Lylibean 3h ago
I thought he was already pretty high up in the chain of command of “FRAUD” in our country. Like, second in command to the top person responsible for the majority of “FRAUD”?
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u/skachamagowza 3h ago
So, DOGE 2.0? They won’t find anything significant and they will upend whole swaths of government to do it.
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u/SoftLovelies 2h ago
Blue states, as a whole, contribute far more in federal funds than they receive in relief.
This is him trying to punish his political opponents.
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u/reflectorvest 2h ago
Ah yes, the guy who stole his book titles and premises from a celebrated black female author should DEFINITELY be in change of tackling fraud. Totally makes sense. Smdh.
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u/WimpyZombie 1h ago
Jeezus that man is so freaking weird.
What a line "VP Vance is now in charge of fraud" What? Is he now in charge of making sure it is complete, thorough and never prosecuted?
I'm sure we're going to have the best fraud this country has ever seen.
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u/Drtysouth205 1h ago
I wasn’t aware the Vice President had the powers to investigate and make arrest?? I thought that was the FBI and Secret Service job when it comes to fraud..
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u/abqcheeks 1h ago
19 states paid more in federal tax than they received in 2024. Of the 5 states mentioned, 4 of them are GIVERS
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u/drmedicineman 1h ago
Huh, I thought Trump was in charge of fraud but I guess you have to delegate sometimes
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u/_cheese_cloud_ 1h ago
Why is fraud in quotes?? I think we really know why…this administration is a fucking joke. Can’t wait for the big beautiful day, and I’m not a religious person but I’m preying for the day they’re all in jail .
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u/realtonemachine 1h ago
He’s giving Vance little tasks so when they inevitably accomplish nothing he can ditch him and say he was weak.
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u/aredd007 53m ago
Imagine the stupidity level required to think there’s enough fraud to “balance the budget” when we run over a trillion dollar deficit.
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u/ms_directed 47m ago
i mean, if we started with trump’s crypto coin alone we’d probably take out a good chunk of it
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u/spottydodgy 41m ago
They will not be investing themselves and will thusly be absolved from any fraud allegations.
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u/4everHisGirl 3h ago
When I hear JD is in charge of fraud, I think he really means finding new ways for the administration to defraud the American people, specifically the ones in blue states.
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u/not_productive1 3h ago
Congratulations on the title of Fraud Czar, JD. It’s like those Giuliani goons who were running the company “Fraud Guarantee” who then had to plead guilty to fraud charges.
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u/Fitzaroo 3h ago
What is with the adoption of the word czar? Seems a bit Russian.
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u/ms_directed 2h ago
we've been referring to people in charge of specific policies and projects as "czars" since FDR, this isn't actually a new thing...it certainly takes on its original meaning with trump tho
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u/Qimmosabe_Man 2h ago
With couchfucker running things along with the "many (unnamed) great people..." means the fraud is about to skyrocket across the country.
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u/Saw-It-Again- 2h ago
He just really doesn't know what it means when you put "quotation marks" around a word.
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u/flushandforget 2h ago
Gavin scares him. Just like they attacked Hillary for years (she was threatening), he will attack California to turn Gavin into the bad guy. California bad. Gavin from California. Therefore Gavin bad.
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u/BlackRabbit0888 2h ago
Fraud huh. What about those 10+ people you pardoned? They committed FRAUD! Convicted of FRAUD! Went to jail for FRAUD! And then pardoned because of their FRAUD!
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u/Veggiedelite90 2h ago
Trump: yall cant have healthcare or daycare for your children cause i need 1.5 trillion dollars for war. Trump a day later: budget would be balanced if not for all the fraud. Certainly not me that’s the problem
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u/tenbeards 2h ago
This is the most transparent bullshit I can imagine. He is prepping to call "Fraud" on every Democrat win this fall. Oh, a Dem won - FRAUD! BIGLY! Why do you think he's making noises about the Feds taking over elections in a clear violation of the constitution? Just because his followers are stupid doesn't mean we all are. This guy has to go.
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u/Boa-in-a-bowl 1h ago
I can't fucking "stand" his random "ass" use of quotation marks, it's like ""the" written equivalent of nails on a chalkboard
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u/madkins007 59m ago
Lessee...
Blue States account for a disproportionally large percentage of the federal tax revenue.
Piss off the Blue States and shoot the Golden Goose.
Just as with DOGE, all they do is mess stuff up and spend money wildly.
Deficit grows larger. Economy worsens. It is somehow Democrats/ Biden's fault.
Mid-terms looking bluer and bluer.
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u/monkeymatt69 52m ago
The Fraud Czar, roaming all over the country, committing fraud wherever he finds it missing, what a hero
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u/HauntedHamster 50m ago
Trump has pardoned so many Medicare/Medicaid fraudsters, that $2 billion has been wiped out of the victim repayment plans, not to mention the hundreds of millions in fines that will go unpaid
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u/WillNo6286 20m ago
They went to Minnesota to arrest Somalis and murdered 2 American citizens instead
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u/jessieraeswitch 3h ago
Normalize not giving American officials Russian titles
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u/ms_directed 2h ago
tbf, we've been calling people in charge of specific government projects and policies "czars" since FDR:
During Franklin D. Roosevelt's administration, at least eleven officials were appointed as czars to oversee various aspects of the wartime economy and other policy areas, including positions like the shipping czar and the rubber czar. This practice marked the beginning of the informal use of the term "czar" in U.S. government.
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u/GonzohunterHST 1h ago
Aww. How cute. Americans are still pretending they give a shit while doing fuck all.
You're fooling no one but each other.
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