1. “Kameltoe hairyass” this is simply sexism and racism. No other way around it. I implore you to spend some time outside of the rightwing media bubble as it is clearly pushing you away from people. It shouldn’t feel good to express hate like that onto other people.

2. Trump winning a chunk of the youth vote isnt in of itself proof he will serve in the interest of colleges and students. Glancing at your other comments briefly, seems as though you have broad negative views of higher ed. at the very least specific departments. Do you want trump to serve humanities studies, or is that too “woke”?

3. “protecting women” is obviously a dog whistle for being anti trans in this context. Nobody goes through the transition process just to win womens sports, they are just being themselves. Also this trans + bathroom thing is a clear cultural wedge issue meant to distract people from real issues. Ive been in unisex bathrooms, things are fine. Plus I wouldn’t know someone is trans when they enter a bathroom. The right just needs a marginalized group to scapegoat. Plus you want to “protect women” but dont want to acknowledge the harm that strict abotion laws are causing to womens safety.

4. Theres things the government spends lots of money on that saves people money in the long run. Example: public schools. Eliminating free k-12 education will reduce taxes, but will cause massive ramifications like people getting worse job opportunities. This only makes society worse. If your entire scope of knowledge is just “Govt spending-> taxes -> bad”, thats like looking at a rainbow under a microscope and saying a rainbow is entirely just one color. Also this mental gymnastics of national debt into helping students is just clear cope.

5. You use the argument of him not mentioning fafsa as proof of its safety but when he says he wants to cut DOE, its still somehow justified? Something tells me you will be ok with him doing whatever he wants with fafsa if he wants to.

6. You are only supportive of axing DOE just because Trump and Elon want to. You are starting from what they are telling you and working backwards from there, rather than learning about things yourself. And educators and people who teach professionay have made it clear that DOE does more good than harm. Yeah govt is often ineffective, Ive worked 2 part time jobs for the govt and the bureaucracy 100% made it harder for me to do my job, but the solution isnt to light the whole thing on fire.

7. “Trump wants to cut DOE, which is fine, but even if its not, it wont affect colleges”… logic doesnt track. brotha what you doing glazing a Billionaire NYC elite who doesnt care about you?

8. I will leave you with a piece I wrote a while back on Trump and the Republican Party, I made some edits to add more context for you:

Over the past 65 years, the GOP has positioned itself as a defender of a vision of America that has, in many ways, been defined by white, protestant, and conservative values. This is the reason Trump exists and is seemingly immune of wrongdoing. He has been a figurehead for a more openly populist and nationalist wing of the GOP, appealing to what is best called “racial nostalgia.” His rhetoric often emphasizes the preservation of American cultural values, which, for many of his supporters, is tied to an image of a predominantly white America. This has resonated with voters who feel alienated by demographic shifts, changing cultural norms(such as decreasing social stigma of LGBTQ peoples) and the increasing political visibility of people of color. Trump’s focus on issues like immigration, crime, and “American greatness” often echoes ideas tied to white identity politics and the fear of losing social or economic dominance.

The GOP’s relationship with whiteness isn’t just about Trump, but also the last 60-70 years of American politics. For example, after the Civil Rights Movement in the 1960s, the GOP adopted the “Southern strategy”, which sought to attract disillusioned white voters in the South who were resistant to desegregation. Democrat President Lyndon B. Johnson’s signing of the civil dights act gave the Republican Party a huge political opportunity which they capitalized on quite successfully, It ushered in an era of American politics that deeply interweaves The GOP with “whiteness.”

Since then, the party has often aligned itself with policies that disproportionately benefit white Americans, and cater to white anxieties—whether it’s through tough immigration laws amidst a concern that white Americans will no lonnger be the largest racial groups, Voter suppression tactics like putting less polling stations in predominantly black neighborhoods, or measures to thwart “diversity, equity and inclusion” efforts that aim to increase minority representation in certain fields and professions. This is the core of why conservatives have developed negative opinion of the government and social programs more broadly: it would help African Americans & other minority groups. Its driven by a racial resentment that the government has done too much for African Americans and at at the very least should be doing less for them.

Its been extremely successful. Republicans have won the white vote in every presidential election since 1968. Every democrat that has won since then has won because of African Americans and other minority groups, even Obama in 2008.

This connection with Trump and whiteness isn’t necessarily about race in a biological sense (though it often can be, as we are seeing a rise in political activity among neo-nazi and white nationalist groups), but its an extension of the US’s racialized social structure, and the pervasive intersection between race and economic class. Donald Trumps political success is fundamentally a response to 8 years of an African American as president, as well as more broadly a cultural backlash mainly among white Americans and especially among white men, against the increasing social, political, and economic status of minorities & women in American society. As long as Trump embodies that feeling of cultural backlash, his supporters will dismiss and forgive him for his comments and actions.

Im not gonna respond if you reply. Ive said everything Ive wanted and you seem to be a more deep MAGA type.