Rather hypocritical of him, he was one of the biggest pushers of the progressive left. He sided with them all to be able to get married to his gay partner.
Yes, in fact I was never opposed to Trump being in office in the first place. I supported him in all the elections and I would always roll my eyes at butthurt leftists who raised a bunch of hysteria over him being in office acting like they have a right to prevent him from being in office just for not liking him. Even though I understood why people would view him as a douche, I also thought that people should calm down and at least give him a chance before acting like he's the worst thing since Hitler. Even those I dislike him now, I think we should let him finish his last term before he retires, one can't just have a president not be president just because one doesn't like them no matter who the president is and that is how a president's term is supposed to work. And even though he is doing a lot of things I don't like, I also want to give him a chance to do good things in the remainder of his term. Lots of people want him impeached but impeachment doesn't automatically kick him out of office, impeachment doesn't make him not the president anymore.
Good thing local elections aren't determined by what a few rich elites want in office. You're sounding as butthurt as anti-Trump leftists when he was elected, you can't expect a politician not to be in office just because you don't like them, that's how democracy works.
Yes it was made as a caricature of butthurt leftists but it can absolutely apply to butthurt rightists including libertarian neckbeards who are as pathetic and terminally online as leftists. I've never heard of Robert Heinlein before for I know a major founding ideologue if not the father of right-wing pro-capitalist libertarianism was Murray Rothbard. I just found out that Robert Heinlein was actually more known for writing science fiction which really tells how much one shouldn't take his work seriously. Also you never really heard of Friedrich von Hayek? I'm not sure if you're playing dumb or if you have been sleeping under a rock. He was a significant figure of anti-government, pro-capitalist libertarian economics known as the Austrian School, Ludwig von Mises ring a bell? There is a even a libertarian think tank called the Mises Institute. Hayek was 2nd most significant figure in the Austrian School other than Mises.
