Adventure tourism for the idiot rich
- Matt Tiabbi, describing
the buzz driving Donald Trump's presidential campaign.
The description could be applied just as appropriately to the “big game” African safaris of his two sons. The only difference would be that the carcasses left behind by the father include the traditional transfer of presidential power, the modern Republican party, and the very idea of an American political commonwealth, whereas his sons left behind a trail of needlessly dead elephants, leopards, et cetera.
The description could be applied just as appropriately to the “big game” African safaris of his two sons. The only difference would be that the carcasses left behind by the father include the traditional transfer of presidential power, the modern Republican party, and the very idea of an American political commonwealth, whereas his sons left behind a trail of needlessly dead elephants, leopards, et cetera.
Donald Jr. (that's the one who takes his
hair grooming tips from early-1990s Bret Easton Ellis serial killers
rather than from his father) even carried on the family tradition of
Love for the Little Guy by insisting
that “the villagers were so happy for the meat which they don't
often get to eat. Very grateful.”
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