TFG's campaign apparently wants to lose (UPDATED: Kirk and Cernovich think they already are)

Meow, mofos.

If there’s ever a story to be had about how a campaign could really screw things up, this is it.

So, in Wisconsin, TFG thought this would be a good idea.

The plan for the day for the Trump campaign was to have Trump talk about the Puerto Rico controversy from a garbage truck? Because that’s what happened. Nice optics. All we are missing is the paper towels. https://t.co/HHiLNZknuk

— Ron Filipkowski (@RonFilipkowski) October 30, 2024

And then, we have TFG’s “meme guy,” Brenden Dilley, not only doubling-down on Hinchcliffe’s racism but making it worse.

Trump’s meme guy, after bashing Puerto Rico in a disgusting rant, has a message to Puerto Ricans:

“So, you’re not gonna actually impact this election in a negative way, no matter how much you virtue signal about this stupid-ass story.”

WOW. https://t.co/HvhCA24Fiz pic.twitter.com/TgVg9fDmHA

— Ms. M 🪷 Read Project 2025 (@MsMalarkey24) October 30, 2024

Is this really how they want this controversy to go away? Sure, the MAGA faithful can bellyache about their misinterpretation of Sir-Not-Actually-A-Candidate-In-This-Election Biden’s statement yesterday, but now they’re doubling down on the ugliness, the hate and the racism. I mean, the kindest thing (the kindest thing) you could say about TFG’s stunt is he reminds one of a dumbass Michael Dukakis in a tank.

MAGAs are trying to make “garbage” into the new “deplorable” but the campaign is only succeeding in proving that maybe Biden shouldn’t have “walked back” a statement he didn’t make. 

Ask yourself. Does any of this look like the hallmarks of a winning campaign to you?

UPDATE: More panic! At the disco.

ruh roh pic.twitter.com/bTMOrPd2rD

— Adam Jentleson (@AJentleson) October 31, 2024