Hence why your model isn't appealing :)

This is already a common tactic used by desperate leftist journalists.

Fake news.

To sow fear and doubt, to try to delegitimize an elected ruler. It's simply a dirty weapon to try to bring down Trump by our staunch "defenders of democracy".

Man, you can't make a single post without attacking the so-called "leftist" media. Yes, there's media that's biased towards the Democratic Party. However, there's also news networks that are biased towards the Republican Party.

I believe many of the voters didn't think he would actually be a racist, bigoted misogynist that constantly lies. He did indeed live up to that though so the voters only has themselves to blame.

With a new Greece crisis on the verge perhaps the Brexit wasn't such a bad idea.

Well, I think that many people voted for him because they lost hope in the American government and saw Trump's "drain the swamp" as the last hope for redemption. Unfortunately for them, they were scammed.

Even though there exists right leaning media, which I don't deny, there still exists an enormous worldwide campaign against Trump by leftist journalists.

And one of their dirty tactics is to delegitimize an elected ruler by questioning people's decision to vote.

It's very nice by these tolerant democracy lovers!

Of course there's going to be an enormous worldwide campaign against Trump, when he says that he's going to put America first, there's great reason to be scared. He's already continued the bombing campaigns of the Obama administration, which kills many innocent people in the Middle East, and he is doing the opposite of draining the swamp, instead having multi-millionaires and billionaires run the country. What do want, everyone to just praise Trump, no exceptions?

Did you miss the topic of this thread?

It's about the trick to question somebody's decision. To sow fear and doubt. To delegitimize. To incite hatred and protests. "hastag#notmypresident"

I'm against the Lügenpresse using these dirty tactics.

And the current president on the United States tried to delegitimitze the previous president by questioning his place of birth. You're acting like Donald Trump is the first president to have a delegitimacy campaign against him. Also, there's people who voted for Trump and regretted it. There's no denying that. How is it bad pointing out that people regret it?