I think Trump is a dreadful human being and far from appropriate leader. That being said... I didn't think all the arguments here were consistently great.
The golf stuff was funny but a bit petty, and I'm not sure it's really likely that we're heading into fascism the way Italy and Germany slid towards it in the 1920s and 30s.
But many of the points were solid as hell, even if you've heard them before, and the presentation is slick and watchable (editing was a little tricky here and there though, but I don't take points off too much if that gets used a little).
I guess they didn't need so many arguments to argue something that's admittedly pretty easy to argue- Trump is (or was nowadays!) unfit to be President, in certain regards.
And with me, they were preaching to the choir, because as morbidly fascinating as I find Trump and those who support him, I have never and will never be convinced he's a good leader.
It's more of a guilty pleasure documentary now that Trump is out of the position. It's no Totally Under Control (probably my favourite film of 2020) but it's kinda fun to watch post 2020 election, even if some of these problems do (and will) certainly persist...
The golf stuff was funny but a bit petty, and I'm not sure it's really likely that we're heading into fascism the way Italy and Germany slid towards it in the 1920s and 30s.
But many of the points were solid as hell, even if you've heard them before, and the presentation is slick and watchable (editing was a little tricky here and there though, but I don't take points off too much if that gets used a little).
I guess they didn't need so many arguments to argue something that's admittedly pretty easy to argue- Trump is (or was nowadays!) unfit to be President, in certain regards.
And with me, they were preaching to the choir, because as morbidly fascinating as I find Trump and those who support him, I have never and will never be convinced he's a good leader.
It's more of a guilty pleasure documentary now that Trump is out of the position. It's no Totally Under Control (probably my favourite film of 2020) but it's kinda fun to watch post 2020 election, even if some of these problems do (and will) certainly persist...