Trump

To trump (Verb)
To make dramatic, repeated threads with no real intention of following through, ultimately becoming a joke and losing all authority.

"He trumped so many times, his team stopped taking him seriously."
"Don't trump your way through the argument - either act or shut up."

by whollycat July 29, 2025

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Trump v. CASA

The “fugitive” immigrant law based on the infamous Dred Scott v. Sanford, but for now currently for immigrants. Thanks to the fact that compliance to clear federal law thanks to our wonderfully wicked Supreme Court is region based, after a few more partisan federal judges are added to the bench there will be more regional based fugitive “whatever” laws and doctrines as partisan judges bend interpretations of law and precedent to fit their aims. Until the Supreme Court and President supersede federal judges entirely and decide to enforce whatever doctrines they want to federally.

Damn, the president just ordered to take away all my guns and mandate a picture of one of his telescreens in my house! Our new federal judge Emil Bove ruled it was in his constitutional vesting powers to do it. Am I cooked?! # Trump v. CASA

by ENTJ 1w9 163 August 5, 2025

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Trump

A felon.

Trump is a felon who should not be in office. There are several other people more fit for the role, including other felons.

by Krackle August 6, 2025

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Trump market

The general economy, or more specifically the stock market, after a leader makes a really stupid decision or announcement after which there is a steep drop just due to perception of the change.

My 401(k) balance looked great for retirement until the Trump market after the president said he would add tariffs to all other countries for everything, even though that was an obviously horrible idea based on the market response and his own waffling later on the decision.

by Dchilder August 7, 2025

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