Simon Rosenberg likes "dipshit" more than weird

[senseandsensibility]

Do you agree? For informational purposes, Walz called Musk a dipshit for jumping around the stage yesterday, as well as calling out his dangerous monetary influence on the election.

Tim Walz is trending on twitter because of it. I think he should continue with this. It's getting under their skin more than the weird thing.

[Funtatlaguy]

1. Yes, plays well to young male demo.

[senseandsensibility]

3. Yeah, we have to be doing a little bit of everything

IMO. This is the kind of thing that works with low-info voters.

[displacedvermoter]

2. I like "fuck head" but likely a bit too harsh.

[senseandsensibility]

4. You think?

Probably, but if an R said it, everyone would shrug.

[yorkster]

6. Wouldn't suggest it, but got me good.

It's also a term used in our house quite often...for the orange menace.

[muriel_volestrangler]

5. I don't think people's view of Musk makes much difference

I don't think Musk has ever had much chance of bringing voters to Trump because people like Musk; it's that he has money to throw around, and Twitter to turn into a swamp.

I also don't think "they" worry about Musk being seen as a dipshit (too late, most people already knew he was). Again, he's there for the money, not to make Republicans, or Trump, or Vance, look good.

[Bev54]

7. One of my favourite words, so approve.

[tinrobot]

8. Walz is great with the meme-worthy nicknames

Twenty years in public school was a good training ground for that skill.

[Deminpenn]

9. Dipshit is a perjorative often heard

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here in western PA. It's right there with jagoff.

[ProudMNDemocrat]

10. By all means, YES!

This side of Tim Walz is one I know as well. He is having fun and scoring points.

[applegrove]

11. Weird works for Trump and JD. But it does not imply danger

which needs to be mentioned in the same breath as Trump and JD.

[flamingdem]

12. Walz is gifted

Dipshit is Shakespearean!