Michael Moore: My First Post-Trump Substack

What began on an escalator, ends on an escalator

By Michael Moore

Source: My First Post-Trump Substack – Michael Moore

3 thoughts on “Michael Moore: My First Post-Trump Substack”


  1. I used to find hope in your writing, commentary, and film. I am so discouraged now, that your writing only brings me closer to despair. Where are the measurable results of your work? Is your cleverness just a distraction from a far worse scenario that holds us captive and exploited? I can’t pretend I know anything about the wheels of the world, but I am beginning to think that these huge cultural challenges are beyond repair and community building is our best chance for survival. I also think that even though Trump is not the leader we wish for, he is definitely the leader we deserve.

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  2. But 4 out of 10 Americans think he’s doing fine. He’s more popular than most European leaders are. That’s the reality. When he won a second term, when famous universities and big law firms rolled over at his command, when the Democrat leadership said nothing, did nothing, when there were no strikes, that told us we’d been wrong about Americans, perhaps we’d always been wrong. Trump is not the scary story here: America is.

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  3. Who could forget King Charles III’s theatrical sulk when a fountain pen dared offend his regal fingertips?
    Trump, too, wore that same wounded expression — this time courtesy of a mutinous escalator that declined to do its duty. Strip away the pomp and the bluster, and monarchs — whether in ermine or in fake tan — are merely dangerous toddlers in oversized thrones.

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