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We support normalcy. Nothing more, nothing less. Are you saying that this guy is competent? Just listen to This silvery tongued orator.Not because of. In spite of. The insanity is supporting a mentally incompetent president because you hate Trump.
Which cult beat up 130 cops and smeared shit on the walls of our Capitol?It's because your cult is so much worse.
A lot of people realize that the convictions are from a kangaroo court. I don't know why you would think anyone should pay attention to a conviction from a kangaroo court. But, Trump appreciates you donating to is campaign and energizing voters to go out and vote for him.It’s not a matter of whether or not Trump is guilty. Republicans are inevitably going to defend Trump regardless of what he actually says or does. The strange part is why the conviction makes them MORE likely to support Trump. Even if you think he is innocent, why in the hell would you support him MORE because of it? It doesn’t make any goddamn sense. Him supposedly being “persecuted” wouldn’t somehow make him a better president now would it?
27 percent say Trump’s conviction makes them more likely to support him: Poll
More than a quarter of voters in a poll said former President Trump’s conviction in his New York hush money case makes them more likely to support the presumptive GOP nominee. The survey from Emerson College Polling released Thursday revealed that 4 in 10 voters said the former president’s...www.yahoo.com
Yes, he appreciates the money being sent to him by gun nuts and Ku Kluxxers because it saves him the trouble of robbing his own charity...again. It takes a special kind of person to steal from himself, but special he is.A lot of people realize that the convictions are from a kangaroo court. I don't know why you would think anyone should pay attention to a conviction from a kangaroo court. But, Trump appreciates you donating to is campaign and energizing voters to go out and vote for him.
Trump is getting money from a very broad spectrum of people.Yes, he appreciates the money being sent to him by gun nuts and Ku Kluxxers because it saves him the trouble of robbing his own charity...again. It takes a special kind of person to steal from himself, but special he is.
Trump paid $2 million for misusing his charity, New York attorney general says
There is no sane comparison between Trump and Mandela.Same reason South Africans supported Mandela more after his convictions
True their prosecutions were insaneThere is no sane comparison between Trump and Mandela.
The charges come from a grand jury of American citizens that chose to indict him based on the evidence and the conviction comes from a jury picked by Trumps lawyers who convicted him based on the evidence.When the charges comes from an opposite liberal party that changes misdemeanor charges and instructs the jury to convict...seethes, rages, and froths hate over orange man, yeah a conviction means nothing.
Same with bubba, same with flynn, in which the opposite party asked a question a different way and perjury was committed.
Trump was not persecuted.True their prosecutions were insane
I didn’t say he wasTrump was not persecuted.
For your convenience the quoted post has been translated from leftist to English.It’s not a matter of whether or not Trump is guilty. Republicans are inevitably going to defend Trump regardless of what he actually says or does. The strange part is why the conviction makes them MORE likely to support Trump. Even if you think he is innocent, why in the hell would you support him MORE because of it? It doesn’t make any goddamn sense. Him supposedly being “persecuted” wouldn’t somehow make him a better president now would it?
27 percent say Trump’s conviction makes them more likely to support him: Poll
More than a quarter of voters in a poll said former President Trump’s conviction in his New York hush money case makes them more likely to support the presumptive GOP nominee. The survey from Emerson College Polling released Thursday revealed that 4 in 10 voters said the former president’s...
Which cult beat up 130 cops and smeared shit on the walls of our Capitol?
A guy had a job for 4 years. Got fired and invited his goons to vandalize his former workplace. Like it or not, it`s history and there`s nothing that you can do to change it.
The charges come from a grand jury of American citizens that chose to indict him based on the evidence and the conviction comes from a jury picked by Trumps lawyers who convicted him based on the evidence.
Which CULT injured 2,000 cops in a months long national uprising that did billions in damage to government and private property, with looting, burning and rioting. Yeah, not a question that was Democrats.Which cult beat up 130 cops and smeared shit on the walls of our Capitol?
34 phony Democrat inspired BS charges that is why.It’s not a matter of whether or not Trump is guilty. Republicans are inevitably going to defend Trump regardless of what he actually says or does. The strange part is why the conviction makes them MORE likely to support Trump. Even if you think he is innocent, why in the hell would you support him MORE because of it? It doesn’t make any goddamn sense. Him supposedly being “persecuted” wouldn’t somehow make him a better president now would it?
27 percent say Trump’s conviction makes them more likely to support him: Poll
More than a quarter of voters in a poll said former President Trump’s conviction in his New York hush money case makes them more likely to support the presumptive GOP nominee. The survey from Emerson College Polling released Thursday revealed that 4 in 10 voters said the former president’s...
There is nothing "insane" about it. In fact, it is the most sane thing to do whether you are republican or democrat. The whole Trump conviction circus is Fascist. Maybe you don't care that the US is becoming more Fascist by the day, but I do.It really is rather insane republicans are more likely to support Trump because of his convictions
