Unfit, Unwell, Unacceptable. Anti Trump Republicans Run Scathing Attack Ad After Disastrous Press Conference

[The VOR]

Wait?! You're saying anti-Trump conservatives (yes, there are a few) put out a video saying negative things about President Trump?!

How will he survive such an onslaught of criticism?

That's actually a good question. He probably won't.

More fucking dense than a black hole.

Yes, trump certainly is.

 

[Pogo]

Wait?! You're saying anti-Trump conservatives (yes, there are a few) put out a video saying negative things about President Trump?!

How will he survive such an onslaught of criticism?

Actually it's got nothing to do with "conservatives", has nothing to do with "politics" at all. It has to do with simple observation of a FUCKING MORON.

Watch one guy exit stage right as soon as he starts babbling, Pence looks around but has nowhere to go, and Deborah Birx looks like her wheels are turning to work on the question "how can I melt into this wall and get the fuck outta here"

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[Pogo]

More democrat garbage. They are close to the complete destruction of this country they can taste it.

What in the wide wide world of blue fuck does this video have to do with "Democrats"?

 

[WillowTree]

Two Republican groups challenging Donald Trump's re-election have released minute-long attack ads attacking the president's response to the coronavirus after he dangerously suggested Americans ingest potentially deadly disinfectants to combat the virus.

One ad also criticises Americans who are protesting stay-at-home orders with "words of selfish entitlement" as the US death toll climbs above 50,000.


A video from Republicans for the Rule of Law titled "Unfit. Unwell. Unreasonable" cuts together unedited footage from the president's Thursday press briefing in which he suggested that using ultraviolet light exposure and injecting disinfectants, which can be lethal, could combat Covid-19, the disease caused by the virus.

Before running the clips, the video says: "50,000 people have died. This is our president."

The Lincoln Project, another Republican group that includes the husband of the president's longtime adviser, released a video highlighting the "two Americas" that have "emerged from this pandemic" by contrasting frontline and essential workers and people who are obeying quarantine measures with the president and people protesting orders to stay home during the public health crisis.

Anti-Trump Republicans turns president's disastrous disinfectant cure comments into scathing attack ad

Ad targets Operation Gridlock protesters who fight 'only for themselves, their interests, their desires'

www.independent.co.uk

Lets hope this ad shines a light on the virus, and is effective in getting rid of it.

So all we gotta dew is shine a light on this virus? You really are fucked up!

 

[Pogo]

LOL now we are really flushing out the swamp creatures, nothing but good here. LOL the president "told people to drink chlorox." Anyone stupid enough to think that's what he was saying or to do it fair game for Darwin's Law.

You're ass-suming here that "everyone" by now follows the advice of the ICU patient who ingested chloroquine and lost her husband to the same thing, when she says "don't believe anything he says".

That's optimistic but if there were blind sheep blind enough to drink fish tank cleaner then there are more blind enough to drink bleach. I'm not that worried about them trying to inject sunlight though. If that started Mike Pence would be on the case to make sure there was no needle exchange.

 

[BULLDOG]

LOL now we are really flushing out the swamp creatures, nothing but good here. LOL the president "told people to drink chlorox." Anyone stupid enough to think that's what he was saying or to do it fair game for Darwin's Law.

You could be right. I've seen several reports of idiots trying that, but they all seem to be Trump supporters.

 

[Blaine Sweeter]

Two Republican groups challenging Donald Trump's re-election have released minute-long attack ads attacking the president's response to the coronavirus after he dangerously suggested Americans ingest potentially deadly disinfectants to combat the virus.

One ad also criticises Americans who are protesting stay-at-home orders with "words of selfish entitlement" as the US death toll climbs above 50,000.


A video from Republicans for the Rule of Law titled "Unfit. Unwell. Unreasonable" cuts together unedited footage from the president's Thursday press briefing in which he suggested that using ultraviolet light exposure and injecting disinfectants, which can be lethal, could combat Covid-19, the disease caused by the virus.

Before running the clips, the video says: "50,000 people have died. This is our president."

The Lincoln Project, another Republican group that includes the husband of the president's longtime adviser, released a video highlighting the "two Americas" that have "emerged from this pandemic" by contrasting frontline and essential workers and people who are obeying quarantine measures with the president and people protesting orders to stay home during the public health crisis.

Anti-Trump Republicans turns president's disastrous disinfectant cure comments into scathing attack ad

Ad targets Operation Gridlock protesters who fight 'only for themselves, their interests, their desires'

www.independent.co.uk

Lets hope this ad shines a light on the virus, and is effective in getting rid of it.

Just watch for the new Gallup poll approval ratings coming out next week.
Trump will be shittin' kittens.
He's already losing his hair.
Big bald spots showing up.
Can't take the stress.
He's a fucking SNOWFLAKE.


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[SAYIT]

Wait?! You're saying anti-Trump conservatives (yes, there are a few) put out a video saying negative things about President Trump?! How will he survive such an onslaught of criticism?

That's actually a good question. He probably won't.

Whoa!!! Is it the beginning of the end (again)? Are "all the walls" closing in (again)?

 

[excalibur]

President Trump never suggested anyone injest disinfectants.


Skews is well known for this sort of garbage on many boards over the years.

Since March there has been a surge in calls to poison hotlines. That is March.

Here’s another one:

But the Daily News piece is far from the only poison-control story being framed misleadingly. A story out of Kentucky that’s being shared as “evidence” people have been consuming household cleaners following Trump’s Thursday statements is actually about calls to Kentucky poison control centers in March.

“Poison control centers around the country, including here in Kentucky, are seeing a spike in calls related to COVID-19,” says the WDRB.com story. Ashley Webb, director of the Kentucky Poison Control Center, told the outlet that “just in March, we saw about a 30% increase in hand sanitizer exposures and about a 50% increase in household cleaners.”

How are those the fault of Trump? If anything, it proves that most increases in calls are going to be because of coronavirus and not what the president said.

The media is lying about increased emergency calls about drinking bleach in order to blame Trump

And just like clockwork, the media is stepping in to help Democrats and other critics of Trump in their attempt to exaggerate what he said about injecting disinfectants to kill coronavirus. No, Poi…

therightscoop.com

 

[EvilCat Breath]

More democrat garbage. They are close to the complete destruction of this country they can taste it.

You may want to actually read the material. It is an article by a British news source, pointing out a Republican made ad by two different Republican led organizations.

Not a Democrat in sight.

See how not reading the material, and just attacking the source, or assuming who the source is can make you look really stupid?

It's Democrat garbage no matter who they say it's from.

 

[miketx]

Wait?! You're saying anti-Trump conservatives (yes, there are a few) put out a video saying negative things about President Trump?!

How will he survive such an onslaught of criticism?

That's actually a good question. He probably won't.

I guess we'll see. I hope he's elected again so I can watch you insane vermin go crazy again.

They don't believe that, but they do believe that by saying it over and over and having lying media scum parrot it, that it will make Trump lose.

 

[HappyJoy]

Short 22 minute press briefing on Friday, no press briefing today. I guess at least Trump's idiotic comments did have a positive outcome.

 

[BULLDOG]

Wait?! You're saying anti-Trump conservatives (yes, there are a few) put out a video saying negative things about President Trump?!

How will he survive such an onslaught of criticism?

That's actually a good question. He probably won't.

I guess we'll see. I hope he's elected again so I can watch you insane vermin go crazy again.

They don't believe that, but they do believe that by saying it over and over and having lying media scum parrot it, that it will make Trump lose.

A Trump loss could only be blamed on Trump. He's working harder every day to make that happen.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

If democrats are this hysterical now, what will happen when they lose in November?

 

[fncceo]

If democrats are this hysterical now, what will happen when they lose in November?

 

[HappyJoy]

"In some other way", has anyone thought about what exactly he meant? I'd hate to see a bunch of conservatards sitting on light bulbs.

 

[Gdjjr]

If things get much worse lobbyist are going to have to start laying off congressman.

 

[OldLady]

Two Republican groups challenging Donald Trump's re-election have released minute-long attack ads attacking the president's response to the coronavirus after he dangerously suggested Americans ingest potentially deadly disinfectants to combat the virus.

One ad also criticises Americans who are protesting stay-at-home orders with "words of selfish entitlement" as the US death toll climbs above 50,000.


A video from Republicans for the Rule of Law titled "Unfit. Unwell. Unreasonable" cuts together unedited footage from the president's Thursday press briefing in which he suggested that using ultraviolet light exposure and injecting disinfectants, which can be lethal, could combat Covid-19, the disease caused by the virus.

Before running the clips, the video says: "50,000 people have died. This is our president."

The Lincoln Project, another Republican group that includes the husband of the president's longtime adviser, released a video highlighting the "two Americas" that have "emerged from this pandemic" by contrasting frontline and essential workers and people who are obeying quarantine measures with the president and people protesting orders to stay home during the public health crisis.

Anti-Trump Republicans turns president's disastrous disinfectant cure comments into scathing attack ad

Ad targets Operation Gridlock protesters who fight 'only for themselves, their interests, their desires'

www.independent.co.uk

Lets hope this ad shines a light on the virus, and is effective in getting rid of it.

They nailed it.

Unfit, Unwell, Unacceptable.

WHY didn't they run someone against him? Put their money where their mouth is.

 

[OldLady]

Short 22 minute press briefing on Friday, no press briefing today. I guess at least Trump's idiotic comments did have a positive outcome.

Where's that WINNER button?

 

[OldLady]

Trump's grounded. LOL