Fox News host Jesse Watters has slammed No Kings protesters as ignorant trend-chasers who had “no idea why they’re there” — after admitting that his own mother was among their ranks.
Here’s a question: Out of the ~7 million participants, does it ring true that these people fail to understand what the phrase “No Kings” means?
I think the average eight- or nine-year-old has learned in school what the American Revolution was all about. The colonists were sick of being ruled by–that’s right–a king.
Most Americans don’t want a president who, like a king, is above the law, especially one who:
• Pardons violent criminals who happen to support him.
• Illegally gathers power into the executive branch by diminishing the power of the legislative and judiciary branches.
• Uses the Justice Department to punish his enemies.
• Appoints completely unqualified people to cabinet positions.
• Destroys our country’s efforts to clean up our energy and transportation sectors while supporting megadonors in fossil fuels.
• Dismantles all aspects of the federal government that provide help to the common American.
• Kick tens of millions of American citizens off healthcare.
• Jeopardize all Americans’ health and wellbeing by doing violence to government departments that study disease, research cancer, administer vaccines, etc.
It’s easy to see why Trump’s approval is tanking; Americans have lost their taste for an authoritarian, especially this conman. It’s as simple as that.
As Anyone Could Have Predicted, Fox News Slams the “No Kings” Participants
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“The Criminal and Ruthless Donald Trump”
At left is one of the dozens of reasons that we need to get rid of Trump immediately.
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Is There “Something Wrong” with Trump?
Obviously, but can it be scientifically and accurately diagnosed by some guy with a JD degree? No. Good on Pritzker for backing off on this question.
We need to content ourselves with the obvious:
a) Trump’s entire adult life has been shaped around his criminal tendencies and his callous disregard for anyone but himself.
b) This selfishness should have disqualified him from any governmental position. As some astute person said recently, and I paraphrase, He would be fired immediately if he were hired to manage a Subway franchise, or as assistant mayor of some town in a remote part of Kansas.
c) At this point, he has begun to lose his ability to express himself in a clear and lucid manner.
We live in a country that has lost its soul — and its mind.
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Huge?
I’m not sure.
Minnesotans approve of Trump and Lindell right about where they place value on getting dog crap on their shoes.
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