So you see the current celebrity president and think “I want that too”

April 02, 2026 - 15:12 UTC

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That’s a really good point Joan. Thank you for contributing.
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Regardless of whether you like Hasan or not he’s big enough that Third Way felt compelled to write a WSJ op-ed about him. Clearly they’re not dismissing him as an online celebrity and neither should anyone else.
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They wrote an oped because he and his fan base are noxious enough that it’s useful for them to be able to tie progressive politics to his brand to tar it by association. They want everyone to know about him and to think he’s bad so that they can point to AOC or whoever and imply they’re crazy too.
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Sure, it should be pointed out that he's a dumb celebrity
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No bitch that's a whole new sentence
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This feels like the exact bad faith described in the piece.
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this feels like maybe you're stupid
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I mean, people are pretty much outright saying it. "We have a leftist joe Rogan" etc.
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Do you think the thing they find objectionable about Trump, even in part, is that "he's a celebrity"?

Because that's not my problem with this administration. At all.
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At all? Like you have no problem at all in any way with a reality TV celebrity with no relevant experience being President?
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Reading comprehension is dead
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If I misunderstood your point I’m happy to be corrected
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how did you read the words from the post you're replying to and summarize it that way? I'm so confused
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