Some things will just never be the same.
It’s the one landmark Donald Trump did not want his name on. He was born on June 14, 1945, nearly three months before the official end of World War Two.
For most of his life, Trump’s only offense to most of us was to our sense of civility. But since his ascension to the White House, the one-time reality star has had a profound effect on all of our lives.1) Cheetos It was the neon orange color of the cheesy puffs that made it an online trend. It’s a great color ... except on the president’s face. Hail the Cheeto-in-Chief.
He went. He watched. They Lost. Just don’t come back Sorry, the Cincinnati Reds, Boston Red Sox, St. Louis Cardinals, and Philadelphia Phillies. Trump has ruined your caps. At least from the side view. It used to be a cheap place for young people to hang out and a gimmicky gay disco song.
Now it’s ... ruined. The White House grounds have been overturned to make way for the temporary arena where the UFC fight will be held. Soldiers on the streets, insurgents rampaging through the Capitol, tourists in red caps, monuments being messed with, diners talking incessantly about Trump. You might not have liked everything Little Marco said, but he appeared to have his own mind and make some sense.
Then he sold his soul... The man never sleeps and fires off social media posts throughout the night so none of us can rest. Guilty consciences can do that...31) Supreme Court He stacked it with right-wingers and still whines when they try and give some semblance of following the rule of law. Nobody particularly loved this crew unless it was followed by the word “cream,” but they were just doing their jobs to keep the country safe.
Now they are Trump’s masked not-so-secret police. And they kill people. FBI Director Kash Patel testifies before the Senate Appropriations Committee hearing on President Trump's proposed budget request for the Federal Bureau of Investigation, on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. , U.S., May 8, 2025.
REUTERS/Kevin LamarqueNow we can all just sue when we get an audit, and the IRS will pay into a slush fund so we can give money to our friends. Why don’t we just cut out the middlemen and send all the money we got buying BITCOIN to the Trump family? I mean, who is going to choose this date for their wedding? Or anything, really.
It’s like getting married on 9/11. By the time he’s finished with it, we might as well change the name to Mar-a-Lago. It will be that tacky. Forget about all the advances we made in the last 30 years or so.
We are back to the 80s. Trump loves everything about it. Especially the bit where he knocks stuff down. U..S.
President Donald Trump at the site of ongoing construction of the planned White House ballroom in Washington, D.C. , U.S., May 19, 2026.78) Mulligans
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