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Humor is the best way of defeating Donald Trump

Barak Obama's hand gesture about Trump's crowd size obsession was not the first jab at laughing at the ex-President but it was a gesture that EVERY boy or girl on the planet recognized.   Obama was making fun of Trump, and that night the Democrats fully deployed their secret weapon, don't argue with Trump don't call him a fascist, make fun of him, and his size obsession, for it takes the air out of the room.  Even Fox News had to cover that one, and although they hate the Democrats with a passion, it's still amusing to see "the orange one" lose his shit!

Trump has made it clear that he hopes/plans for mass insurrection if he loses the election.   He and JD Vance's new talking point is that the hundreds of polls being conducted are fake, and that "real Americans" support the GOP and Trump.  His rally on September 5th is entirely driven by that narrative, and the Democrat's best weapon is to make fun of Donald Trump to show him as a Buffon,, and to highlight that the "law and order" guy is really against law and order and hates the military that doesn't follow his orders.  

Kamila Harris will have to deploy humour to win that argument, the fact that Donald Trump (convicted Fellon) and Rudy Guliany (bankrupt) will be headlining the event presents the Democrats with endless opportunities to ridicule the two men, with some luck Mike Lindell will also be there (also convicted of fraud).   

The way to beat these deadbeats is to make fun of them and highlight their money-making scams.   It is unlikely that true believers can be convinced of anything, but even they recognize humour they may not like it, but they too can see a good joke, and Trump is a waiting punchline.  

Anyway, the key to defeating Donal Trump is to make fun of him, and all his plans  

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