SavannahMann
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Actually it is funny. Remember the invasion of Iraq, Baghdad Bob? How he continuously kept running out swearing that they were winning? Oddly for anyone with a map, the victories he announced were always closer to Baghdad than the previous victory, like somehow the Victories didn’t stop the invasion.
Finally in his last Press Conference as American troops were driving through the streets of the city, a few blocks away from where he stood no less, he announced that there had been no invasion, and there were no allied troops in Baghdad. Then he thanked the reporters, and fled.
The Trump support keeps falling. At first it was 3/4 of Republicans who believed the election was stolen. Then it was 65% announced like a huge victory. Then it was 60% of Republicans, and again, huge majority and huge victory for Trump. Only the numbers keep getting smaller.
Now, we are down to 30% who are believing that some miracle, perhaps divine intervention, will see the world set right, in their eyes.
So yes, it is funny. I wonder if we should start calling those who insist that Trump is going to have a triumphant return Baghdad Bob?
Finally in his last Press Conference as American troops were driving through the streets of the city, a few blocks away from where he stood no less, he announced that there had been no invasion, and there were no allied troops in Baghdad. Then he thanked the reporters, and fled.
The Trump support keeps falling. At first it was 3/4 of Republicans who believed the election was stolen. Then it was 65% announced like a huge victory. Then it was 60% of Republicans, and again, huge majority and huge victory for Trump. Only the numbers keep getting smaller.
Now, we are down to 30% who are believing that some miracle, perhaps divine intervention, will see the world set right, in their eyes.
So yes, it is funny. I wonder if we should start calling those who insist that Trump is going to have a triumphant return Baghdad Bob?