Trump supporters and conspiracy theory - Part 2

[Paul May]

When reporters asked President Donald Trump about QAnon on Wednesday, he disagreed that the group was a “bad thing” because not only do they like him, but the conspiracy theorists “love their country.”

[Martin Weidmann]

Wow, I thought I saw some pretty irrational hate in how some conservatives attacked Obama, but some of you folks have taken hate and venom to a new level in your attacks on Trump.

If you don't understand why so many people are pissed off with that idiot, you are either being extremely ignorant or you live in a bubble.

[Peter Kleinschmidt]

Then you haven't looked lately.



Now, check out how New York has gotten the virus under control after the initial surge, and compare it with the mismanagement in Texas and Florida.

There you have it, the data changes. This was a simple exercise.  Listen to yourself spin and cry spin.  When numbers go down in States with  Democratic Governors, it is only because of the Federal Government. Hysterical liberal Democrats neglect the problem, even encourage rioting

[Martin Weidmann]

There you have it, the data changes. This was a simple exercise.  Listen to yourself spin and cry spin.  When numbers go down in States with  Democratic Governors, it is only because of the Federal Government. Hysterical liberal Democrats neglect the problem, even encourage rioting

Says the guy who spins just about everything to blame on the Democrats.

There you have it, the data changes.

Yes, and you are the one who misrepresented the data.....

When numbers go down in States with  Democratic Governors, it is only because of the Federal Government.

Yeah, right... and when numbers go up in States with Republican Governors (like Texas and Florida) it's the Democrats' fault anyway.....

What a load of BS!

You are going to end up so miserable in November, when the sane people in the country join the rest of the world to celebrate the demise of the idiot you support....

Pray tell, how can you be so stupid and ignorant?

[Michael T. Griffith]

Lost amid the doom and despair of Trump haters:

"Dow, S&P 500 end higher and Nasdaq books 35th record close in 2020"

Happy days are here again!  Trump has done it again.  So much winning.  The market is roaring.  The economy is coming back. Virus cases falling.  Polls tightening.  Dem controlled cities are smoldering ruins.  Old Joe doesn't know where he is and can't even recognize his own wife.  Clearly in a dementia fog.  His paymasters are frightened to let him do anything other than read from the teleprompter.

Indeed, the stock market has made more gains in 4 years under Trump than it made in 6 years under Obama after the Great Recession ended. Anyone can look at the DJIA for the last 10 years and see this themselves. I do not say that Obama did a bad job with the economy. I think he did a pretty good job, better than Bush did, but I think Trump has done even better.

The Trump tax cuts have helped tens of millions of middle-class workers. My net pay rose by $220 per month thanks to the tax cuts. No, Nancy Pelosi, $220 per month is not "bread crumbs." Anyone can look at the tax tables and see for themselves that by far the biggest rate cuts in the Trump tax cuts went to middle-income tax brackets.

One of Trump's greatest achievements is the new U.S.-Mexico-Canada trade deal, which even major labor unions freely admit is a huge improvement over NAFTA.

I am sad that Biden is clearly suffering from mental decline. I have always liked him. I think he is a quality person. I wish he were six or eight years younger and had chosen someone like Tim Kaine, or Mark Warner, or Joe Manchin, or Mike Bloomberg, or even Amy Klobuchar as his running mate, instead of a race-baiting, shallow radical such as Kamala Harris. I was seriously thinking about voting for Biden, but his choosing of Harris was a deal breaker for me.

I really dislike how Trump behaves much of the time. Far too often he is needlessly petty, rude, combative, and divisive. Much of the time he does not act like a president but like a CEO who is annoyed with having to deal with board members and employees. I like most of Trump's policies and agree that he has done many good things, but is conduct is a huge negative far too often.

[Colin Crow]

There you have it, the data changes. This was a simple exercise.  Listen to yourself spin and cry spin.  When numbers go down in States with  Democratic Governors, it is only because of the Federal Government. Hysterical liberal Democrats neglect the problem, even encourage rioting

And when the numbers go up in states with Republican Governors, is that because of the Federal Government? 

[John Tonkovich]

And when the numbers go up in states with Republican Governors, is that because of the Federal Government?

Mr Crow: it's because, uh,...Hilary's emails. And Obama. Come on, get with the pogrom. Oops, I meant program.

[Colin Crow]

From a fellow Aussie......4 years ago.