Trump Voter Claims He Is Still President, But Can't Articulate How

[Rawley]

Democrats are unhinged after the Supreme Court slapped them silly. More to come.

One the first big lies MSNBC ... have been filling their heads with goes tumbling down. 9-0 no less.

 

[BS Filter]

LOL

Sexy.

 

[Lesh]

What happened?
Oh wait, the SCOTUS ruling on Colorado?

I support that decision.

Actually I don’t. That decision went way too far. They ruled that only Congress and not FEDERAL Courts could find that a candidate had engaged in insurrection.

That’s well beyond what the 14th says

 

[BS Filter]

Actually I don’t. That decision went way too far. They ruled that only Congress and not FEDERAL Courts could find that a candidate had engaged in insurrection.

That’s well beyond what the 14th says

That's exactly what the 14th says about insurrectionists. 9-0 means you have absolutely no argument.

 

[Lesh]

That's exactly what the 14th says about insurrectionists. 9-0 means you have absolutely no argument.

It does not.

 

[cnm]

He's nothing but a shell manipulated by Obama and the shadow Marxists that have infiltrated the Democrat party.

See, she was right.

 

[BS Filter]

It does not.

Yes, it does. Your insurrection bullshit is over. Go to hell.

 

[Winco]

Yes, it does. Your insurrection bullshit is over. Go to hell.

Wishful thinking.

Why do you continue to support this idiot?

 

[Missouri_Mike]

They don’t sound any different than most of you here. That’s what’s really bothering you.

Having a website full of deplorables upsets you a bit I see.

 

[Oddball]

They don’t sound any different than most of you here. That’s what’s really bothering you.

Doesn't bother me a bit...Orange Man owns you.....Get a fucking life.

 

[Dont Taz Me Bro]

Doesn't bother me a bit...Orange Man owns you.....Get a fucking life.

And yet it is you who runs to defend him in every single thread that criticizes him.

Sounds like he owns you.

 

[Leo123]

And yet it is you who runs to defend him in every single thread that criticizes him.

Sounds like he owns you.

What's wrong with defending the truth? Trump has committed no crime and it's obvious that those indicting him are criminals themselves.

 

[XponentialChaos]

Typical MAGA.

 

[frigidweirdo]

Yeah, it's funny, but it's also sad and alarming because as the person who posted this interview on X pointed out she is hardly alone. My first real foray into politics was when Mitt Romney ran for governor in 2002. I had voted for the first time in 2000 for Al Gore because in Boston everyone was pretty much a Democrat and I never paid much attention, but a friend of mine got me involved in the Romney campaign and then after 9-11 I gravitated over to the Republicans during the Bush administration. This was when the Republicans were the adults in the room and it was the Democrats who used to throw fits and make a spectacle of themselves in the media and on the floor of Congress. Bush got reelected because the party won the debate on policy and treated people, even the media who beat him up daily, with respect. Reagan had a successful eight years because he too, won the debate on policy and treated people with kindness and respect. He won 49 states on his reelection and only lost the 50th state by half a point. Reagan welcomed a big tent party. Today this is what the GOP is catering to:



Today's party is night and day from just 20 years ago. Now, the Republican Party is being led by an egocentric narcissist who does nothing but sew division throughout our country. They want to make his daughter-in-law a fixture in the RNC and are already touting his son for 2028. The party platform is now rife with paranoid warnings of conspiracies around every corner. A majority of Republican primary voters still believe the 2020 election was stolen despite that theory being thoroughly debunked, even by Trump's own appointed judges and former staff. It is now the Democrats, even with their share of extremists, who are taking on the role of "Dad." They are coming across as more reasonable and palatable to the electorate which is why they have been largely successful in the last three election cycles. The Republicans will not survive as a party if these people continue to make up their base.

People want to be entertained. They don't think who runs the country matters much. Except when they're told it does.

 

[JGalt]

Trump is a mindless chipmunk chattering with an outstretched claw for... anything.

That's no way to speak about your next President.

 

[JGalt]

Yeah, it's funny, but it's also sad and alarming because as the person who posted this interview on X pointed out she is hardly alone. My first real foray into politics was when Mitt Romney ran for governor in 2002. I had voted for the first time in 2000 for Al Gore because in Boston everyone was pretty much a Democrat and I never paid much attention, but a friend of mine got me involved in the Romney campaign and then after 9-11 I gravitated over to the Republicans during the Bush administration. This was when the Republicans were the adults in the room and it was the Democrats who used to throw fits and make a spectacle of themselves in the media and on the floor of Congress. Bush got reelected because the party won the debate on policy and treated people, even the media who beat him up daily, with respect. Reagan had a successful eight years because he too, won the debate on policy and treated people with kindness and respect. He won 49 states on his reelection and only lost the 50th state by half a point. Reagan welcomed a big tent party. Today this is what the GOP is catering to:



Today's party is night and day from just 20 years ago. Now, the Republican Party is being led by an egocentric narcissist who does nothing but sew division throughout our country. They want to make his daughter-in-law a fixture in the RNC and are already touting his son for 2028. The party platform is now rife with paranoid warnings of conspiracies around every corner. A majority of Republican primary voters still believe the 2020 election was stolen despite that theory being thoroughly debunked, even by Trump's own appointed judges and former staff. It is now the Democrats, even with their share of extremists, who are taking on the role of "Dad." They are coming across as more reasonable and palatable to the electorate which is why they have been largely successful in the last three election cycles. The Republicans will not survive as a party if these people continue to make up their base.

Here's something to chew on for breakfast: A New York Times poll is showing that 97% of 2020 Trump voters are ready to vote for him again in 2024, while Joe Biden loses almost 20% of his voters with 10% going to Trump.

SHOCK NY TIMES POLL: 97% of 2020 Trump Voters Ready to Vote for Him Again in 2024 - While Joe Biden Loses Almost 20% of His Voters AND 10% TO TRUMP! (VIDEO) | The Gateway Pundit | by Jim Hoft

But it's a New York Times poll, so Trump's numbers are probably higher, as is Biden's loss.

 

[Mac1958]

Yeah, it's funny, but it's also sad and alarming because as the person who posted this interview on X pointed out she is hardly alone. My first real foray into politics was when Mitt Romney ran for governor in 2002. I had voted for the first time in 2000 for Al Gore because in Boston everyone was pretty much a Democrat and I never paid much attention, but a friend of mine got me involved in the Romney campaign and then after 9-11 I gravitated over to the Republicans during the Bush administration. This was when the Republicans were the adults in the room and it was the Democrats who used to throw fits and make a spectacle of themselves in the media and on the floor of Congress. Bush got reelected because the party won the debate on policy and treated people, even the media who beat him up daily, with respect. Reagan had a successful eight years because he too, won the debate on policy and treated people with kindness and respect. He won 49 states on his reelection and only lost the 50th state by half a point. Reagan welcomed a big tent party. Today this is what the GOP is catering to:



Today's party is night and day from just 20 years ago. Now, the Republican Party is being led by an egocentric narcissist who does nothing but sew division throughout our country. They want to make his daughter-in-law a fixture in the RNC and are already touting his son for 2028. The party platform is now rife with paranoid warnings of conspiracies around every corner. A majority of Republican primary voters still believe the 2020 election was stolen despite that theory being thoroughly debunked, even by Trump's own appointed judges and former staff. It is now the Democrats, even with their share of extremists, who are taking on the role of "Dad." They are coming across as more reasonable and palatable to the electorate which is why they have been largely successful in the last three election cycles. The Republicans will not survive as a party if these people continue to make up their base.

And once again we get these condescending "I know something you don't know" smirks from ignorant, manipulated people who believe the insanity.

Trumpsters are walking, talking examples of the Dunning-Kruger Effect.

 

[Freedomisneverfree]

Trump is a mindless chipmunk chattering with an outstretched claw for... anything.

 

[Resnic]

Yeah, it's funny, but it's also sad and alarming because as the person who posted this interview on X pointed out she is hardly alone. My first real foray into politics was when Mitt Romney ran for governor in 2002. I had voted for the first time in 2000 for Al Gore because in Boston everyone was pretty much a Democrat and I never paid much attention, but a friend of mine got me involved in the Romney campaign and then after 9-11 I gravitated over to the Republicans during the Bush administration. This was when the Republicans were the adults in the room and it was the Democrats who used to throw fits and make a spectacle of themselves in the media and on the floor of Congress. Bush got reelected because the party won the debate on policy and treated people, even the media who beat him up daily, with respect. Reagan had a successful eight years because he too, won the debate on policy and treated people with kindness and respect. He won 49 states on his reelection and only lost the 50th state by half a point. Reagan welcomed a big tent party. Today this is what the GOP is catering to:



Today's party is night and day from just 20 years ago. Now, the Republican Party is being led by an egocentric narcissist who does nothing but sew division throughout our country. They want to make his daughter-in-law a fixture in the RNC and are already touting his son for 2028. The party platform is now rife with paranoid warnings of conspiracies around every corner. A majority of Republican primary voters still believe the 2020 election was stolen despite that theory being thoroughly debunked, even by Trump's own appointed judges and former staff. It is now the Democrats, even with their share of extremists, who are taking on the role of "Dad." They are coming across as more reasonable and palatable to the electorate which is why they have been largely successful in the last three election cycles. The Republicans will not survive as a party if these people continue to make up their base.

So, you're trying to throw an entire party and it's front runner under the bus by posting about what some random nobodies are saying on the streets? Come on, in the spectrum of your "I hate trump" highly contextualized and illconceived posts this one is reaching.

You're calling out everyday people. Yet you ignore the actual real democratic politicians that publicly said trump was an illegitimate president, he used Russia for election interference, that he stole the election in 2016 and so on.



I mean Hillary Clinton said he is illegitimate and he stole the election in 2016 and still said it years later.

Opinion | Trump's election denial is the Second Big Lie

Millions of GOP voters are primed to distrust the midterm election results. But Democrats need to be honest about the consequences of their actions after the 2016 election.

www.nbcnews.com

But because you're a contrarian and because you enjoy purposefully staging posts in order to try and anger people you won't recognize any of that. Our world has enough people trying to inject their unhappiness on others, we don't need yet someone else doing it.

 

[d0gbreath]

Hey. .. C'mon now. w/o Gore? We wouldn't be having this fun conversation!

Transcript: Vice President Gore on CNN's 'Late Edition' - March 9, 1999

That's why we call the binary decisions Algorerhythms.