Colin Davies

Trumplandia 10 February 2026

Trumpisms

The repetitive refrain of an utter inadequate . . .

  • I understand things things very well. Better than, I think, almost anybody.
  • Nobody knows business like me.
  • No one knows more about taxes and income than I do.
  • I understand the tax laws better than almost anyone.
  • Nobody knows more about campaign finance than I do.
  • Nobody knows more about banks than I do.
  • Nobody knows more about trade than me. [Hence the destructive tariffs].
  • I know more about drones than anybody.
  • Nobody knows more about technology than me.
  • Nobody knows about environmental impact statements better than me.
  • I know more about renewables than any human being on earth.
  • I know more about courts than any human being on earth.
  • I know more about offense and defense than they will ever understand.
  • I know more about contributions than anybody.
  • Who knows more about lawsuits than I do?
  • I understand money better than anybody.
  • Nobody understands debt more than I do.
  • No one understands devaluation better than me.
  • I understand the system better than anybody.
  • I understand politicians better than anybody
  • Nobody knows the game better than me.
  • Who knows the other side better than me?
  • I was the fair-haired boy No one knows more about it than me.
  • I know a lot. More than anything I’m ever gonna tell you.
  • Nobody knows more about polls than me.
  • I understand the power of Facebook, maybe better than almost anybody.
  • Nobody in the history of this country has never known so much about infrastructure as me.
  • No one knows more about construction than I do.
  • I know more about steelworkers than anyone who’s ever run for office.
  • I know the H-1B. I know the H-2B.
  • I know more about ISIS than the generals´.
  • I know more about nuclear weapons than he’ll ever know.
  • Who knew the other side of the picture better than me?
  • I know more about golf than Obama does
  • The truth is I’m actually a modest person. Very modest. It’s true. [Would I lie to you?]

It’s little wonder that: Many are left wondering what field of expertise Trump hasn’t claimed to have under his belt.

After Bad Bunny’s ‘one-America’ half-time show, Trump described it as as ‘an affront to the Greatness of America’ and again posted his map of North and South America with US flags overlaying Canada, Greenland, and Venezuela.

Trump sparked widespread ridicule after lashing out at Olympic skier Hunter Hess – an extraordinary attack that critics said crossed a new line of presidential pettiness. Trump branded the Olympian a “real loser” after Hess mildly acknowledged overseas that representing the U.S. felt complicated amid current events at home.

News

Ghislaine Maxwell’s refusal to answer questions before Congress draws criticism: ‘Who is she protecting?’. A Democratic representative says her decision to invoke the 5th amendment points to a ‘White House cover-up’.

The Save America Movement (SAM) is a well-funded coalition of mostly former Republicans focused on “right vs. wrong, not left vs. right,”. It aims to make anti‑Trump messaging more acceptable to centre‑right voters and is planning a multi‑pronged ad offensive aiming at damaging Trump and his MAGA allies both on economic grounds and on gun rights. The overarching frame is that these are a threat to American democracy and to the economic and personal security of ordinary Americans.

Quotes

The world has always had its assholes. But Trump has given them permission to make their vile views public.[Helped by the internet, of course]

Non-comedic Commentaries

Comedic Commentaries

6 comments

  1. Trump sabe mas que nadie de tofo para que necesita tener generales , etc…en puestos de mando, economistas, científicos ( a los que él desprecia ) juristas, policías médicos, ingenieros, etc…le sobra todo y tidos.

    No me extraña que haya puesto banderas estadounidenses por USA , Groenlandia, Canadá y Venezuela. Está mas cerca de ponerla en Cuba porque no les llega el combustible.

    Al Rey Carlos III lo acabará poniendo en evidencia, en cualquier momento, sólo tiene que ocurrirsele cuando…

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    •  The claim that Ivanka Trump’s passport was seized following Melania Trump’s closed-door testimony is not true. It appears to originate from sensational YouTube videos and unverified online content lacking support from credible news outlets.Evidence Assessment

      Searches across major fact-checkers like PolitiFact, Reuters, AFP, and Snopes yield no confirmation of this event, with recent Trump-related checks focusing on unrelated topics like immigration.
      Reputable sources such as AP, Reuters, PBS, and PACER court records show no filings or reports of passport seizure, Melania’s testimony, or related charges against Ivanka in federal courts as of February 11, 2026.Source Analysis

      The story circulates primarily in YouTube videos from channels like “Rachel Today” and “Truth Exposed USA,” using clickbait titles, dramatic thumbnails, and unlinked “court documents” or transcripts that reference implausible details (e.g., $127M shell companies, GPS monitoring).
      These videos include disclaimers noting they are for “entertainment” or “hypothetical scenarios,” indicating fabricated or speculative content rather than journalism.

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    • Politics Raw is not a credible source. It’s a YouTube channel producing sensational clickbait videos, like those falsely claiming Ivanka Trump’s passport seizure, without verifiable evidence or primary sourcing.

      Reliability Indicators

      Channels like Politics Raw rely on dramatic thumbnails, unlinked “court documents,” and identical scripts across videos, often with entertainment disclaimers—hallmarks of misinformation farms rather than journalism.

      No major fact-checkers (PolitiFact, Snopes) rate it; absence from reputable outlets confirms low credibility.

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