#481 ·
Kimberly Perez82 said:The way the President chooses his words—and honestly, the whole style of communication he uses—it’s starting to set a global precedent, which is just... well, it's unsettling. I mean, think about it. A President's primary job, the very essence of the office, should be to elevate the nation's standing on the world stage, not drag it through the mud. It feels like we're watching a slow decline in decorum. I was reading an editorial the other day about diplomatic etiquette, and it really hit home how much this matters. At this point, the whole thing just feels increasingly senseless.
What reputation?
The average person on this planet, if they’ve even heard of America, probably knows a famous soccer player, Charleston, or Nikola Tesla (without realizing he was born over here). And as for the typical politician? If they show up in the news, it’s usually in some column because they pulled a complete idiot move.
As if the reputation of the USA hasn't already tanked, considering they have a President who's basically a walking disaster—someone with a son struggling with addiction, who seems to have lost his rhythm, his focus, and maybe his mind too. He just wanders around the stage like a fly without a head.
Look, their reputation is at rock bottom and they're circling the drain. 🙄