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"He's Not Actually Masculine": Trump Blasted For 'Wearing More Make-Up' Than Kamala Harris

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Donald Trump isn't actually masculine, but he is using men's fears against them in his presidential campaign, an expert said.

"Can we talk about masculinity, right? Trump is putting on a performance of masculinity. Because he's not actually masculine. This is a guy who spends more time with his make-up artists than with his own advisors. But even setting aside that he probably wears more make-up than Kamala Harris, masculine men aren't afraid of women. They're not afraid to debate women. Masculine men don't have meltdowns on stage because a woman that they didn't like asked them a question that they didn't like. Masculine men aren't manipulated by people who give them compliments."

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'He's not actually masculine': Trump blasted for 'wearing more make-up' than Kamala Harris

Donald Trump isn't actually masculine, but he is using men's fears against them in his presidential campaign, an expert said. Liz Plank, the author of the book For the Love of Men: A Vision for Mindful Masculinity, appeared on MSNBC on Saturday to discuss the gender gap in the current...
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skews13. said:
Donald Trump isn't actually masculine, but he is using men's fears against them in his presidential campaign, an expert said.

"Can we talk about masculinity, right? Trump is putting on a performance of masculinity. Because he's not actually masculine. This is a guy who spends more time with his make-up artists than with his own advisors. But even setting aside that he probably wears more make-up than Kamala Harris, masculine men aren't afraid of women. They're not afraid to debate women. Masculine men don't have meltdowns on stage because a woman that they didn't like asked them a question that they didn't like. Masculine men aren't manipulated by people who give them compliments."

www.rawstory.com

'He's not actually masculine': Trump blasted for 'wearing more make-up' than Kamala Harris

Donald Trump isn't actually masculine, but he is using men's fears against them in his presidential campaign, an expert said. Liz Plank, the author of the book For the Love of Men: A Vision for Mindful Masculinity, appeared on MSNBC on Saturday to discuss the gender gap in the current...
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Oh, bullshit. Trump 's issue is with liberal news media covering for Kamala during appearances and the debate.
 
And the Joe Rogan interview was a real hit

The video shows Trump saying, "I don't believe it's this much, but it doesn't matter."

"I won by like-- I lost by like-- I didn't lose, but--" Trump adds before Rogan laughs out loud. "Joe, they say I lost by 22,000 votes."

Artist Art Candee responded to that clip, saying, "Trump is a global embarrassment."

Popular liberal influencer Spiro’s Ghost said, "Joe Rogan asked Donald Trump for specifics on how 2020 was stolen. Then could only laugh at the answer."

Former NBC executive Mike Sington summed up that part of the interview:

“'Are you going to present this ever?' Joe Rogan gives Trump the opportunity to prove his false claim that the 2020 election was stolen, he can’t and instead pivots to Hunter Biden’s laptop. In a classic moment, Trump slips and says 'I lost', and Joe Rogan laughs in his face."

 
skews13. said:
And the Joe Rogan interview was a real hit

The video shows Trump saying, "I don't believe it's this much, but it doesn't matter."

"I won by like-- I lost by like-- I didn't lose, but--" Trump adds before Rogan laughs out loud. "Joe, they say I lost by 22,000 votes."

Artist Art Candee responded to that clip, saying, "Trump is a global embarrassment."

Popular liberal influencer Spiro’s Ghost said, "Joe Rogan asked Donald Trump for specifics on how 2020 was stolen. Then could only laugh at the answer."

Former NBC executive Mike Sington summed up that part of the interview:

“'Are you going to present this ever?' Joe Rogan gives Trump the opportunity to prove his false claim that the 2020 election was stolen, he can’t and instead pivots to Hunter Biden’s laptop. In a classic moment, Trump slips and says 'I lost', and Joe Rogan laughs in his face."

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That's nothing more than carefully edited BS. I'd say Rogan was more laughing with him than at him.. But the left is biased.
 
After Trump again? That is a little surprising.

How do they know how much makeup Harris uses?

🤪💄💋
 
I watched it and honestly that interview does more good for Kamala than Trump. Everyone should watch it.
 
skews13. said:
Donald Trump isn't actually masculine, but he is using men's fears against them in his presidential campaign, an expert said.

"Can we talk about masculinity, right? Trump is putting on a performance of masculinity. Because he's not actually masculine. This is a guy who spends more time with his make-up artists than with his own advisors. But even setting aside that he probably wears more make-up than Kamala Harris, masculine men aren't afraid of women. They're not afraid to debate women. Masculine men don't have meltdowns on stage because a woman that they didn't like asked them a question that they didn't like. Masculine men aren't manipulated by people who give them compliments."

www.rawstory.com

'He's not actually masculine': Trump blasted for 'wearing more make-up' than Kamala Harris

Donald Trump isn't actually masculine, but he is using men's fears against them in his presidential campaign, an expert said. Liz Plank, the author of the book For the Love of Men: A Vision for Mindful Masculinity, appeared on MSNBC on Saturday to discuss the gender gap in the current...
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Can't help but laugh at Democrats becoming homo- and transphobic like the above as their last, desperate acts of defamation.

Too, too gauche!!!!
 
His orange clown paint isn't the problem. He is the problem.
 
The obsession with either candidate's masculinity when it's only in regard to women(not afraid of women, etc), is a worrying sign.

Tim Walz saying that he wants to talk to the guys for a second and then just saying that the election is about women is ridiculous. Men have interests too
 
Also. Vance's eyeliner is on point.
 
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