DH is on the Trump train and it’s killing us!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Op, use "agree to disagree"! Done~

That doesn't work with people who are in a cult or have gone full in on conspiracy theories.

Yes but you can still walk out of the room. Maybe at some point they'll stop spouting that nonsense if you don't give them a platform.

I did with the Russian conspiracy nuts as well.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:DTMFA. And yes, I'm serious.

Yep. I couldn't tolerate being with someone who watches cable news (MSNBC, CNN, FOX, Newsmax lol) and repeats their dumb talking points.

No kidding. Follow the herd on all sides. Many CNN bots on here as well that also need to be deprogrammed, lol!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why are there so many people that believe all the Trump crap? It can't be all Fox news brainwashing. How can anyone take that guy seriously?

Divorce

This. I just really, really, really don't get it. I don't want anymore newspaper articles about the yokels in the roadside diner. I want an article about my husband and in-laws, who were always conservative, but my BIL actually participated in one of those dumb car parades before the last election. He's in finance in NYC and is the furthest thing from stupid.

I get being conservative. I even get to some extent being aligned against Democrats in general, but neither of those things explain people's feelings about Trump. And spare me that they are all racist, misogynist A-holes and they always were. Trump resonates with some people in a way I simply can't fathom or explain.

They are afraid of change. Trump support is fear based.

That's definitely part of it. I just can't get over the bar of all these folks were good with Mitt Romney in 2012, but a few years later - after the Republicans have held both houses of Congress for some time,' "they" are destroying everything that made this country great.'

That last is a direct quote from the wife of one our longtime friends. She is a Duke educated attorney.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why are there so many people that believe all the Trump crap? It can't be all Fox news brainwashing. How can anyone take that guy seriously?

Divorce

This. I just really, really, really don't get it. I don't want anymore newspaper articles about the yokels in the roadside diner. I want an article about my husband and in-laws, who were always conservative, but my BIL actually participated in one of those dumb car parades before the last election. He's in finance in NYC and is the furthest thing from stupid.

I get being conservative. I even get to some extent being aligned against Democrats in general, but neither of those things explain people's feelings about Trump. And spare me that they are all racist, misogynist A-holes and they always were. Trump resonates with some people in a way I simply can't fathom or explain.

They are afraid of change. Trump support is fear based.

That's definitely part of it. I just can't get over the bar of all these folks were good with Mitt Romney in 2012, but a few years later - after the Republicans have held both houses of Congress for some time,' "they" are destroying everything that made this country great.'

That last is a direct quote from the wife of one our longtime friends. She is a Duke educated attorney.

Because at this point it is not Left versus Right. It is Americans versus communists.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The people that still focus on Trump, good or bad have serious problems.

CNN still can't stay away from him, of course their ratings have really sunk since he left office.

I actually think this is a troll thread. Still it's amazing he is such a threat to Dems. He's not running folks so try to move on!

Trump is not going away. And there's a very good chance that one of 2020's swing states certify the Republican candidate for President in 2024 over the popular vote of their citizens. You could end up with a 2nd Trump term without him winning the overall popular vote - again, and without winning the popular vote in certain states.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/outlook/2021/05/26/trump-biden-mccarthy-greene/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why are there so many people that believe all the Trump crap? It can't be all Fox news brainwashing. How can anyone take that guy seriously?

Divorce

This. I just really, really, really don't get it. I don't want anymore newspaper articles about the yokels in the roadside diner. I want an article about my husband and in-laws, who were always conservative, but my BIL actually participated in one of those dumb car parades before the last election. He's in finance in NYC and is the furthest thing from stupid.

I get being conservative. I even get to some extent being aligned against Democrats in general, but neither of those things explain people's feelings about Trump. And spare me that they are all racist, misogynist A-holes and they always were. Trump resonates with some people in a way I simply can't fathom or explain.

They are afraid of change. Trump support is fear based.

That's definitely part of it. I just can't get over the bar of all these folks were good with Mitt Romney in 2012, but a few years later - after the Republicans have held both houses of Congress for some time,' "they" are destroying everything that made this country great.'

That last is a direct quote from the wife of one our longtime friends. She is a Duke educated attorney.

Because at this point it is not Left versus Right. It is Americans versus communists.

In 4 years?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why are there so many people that believe all the Trump crap? It can't be all Fox news brainwashing. How can anyone take that guy seriously?

Divorce

This. I just really, really, really don't get it. I don't want anymore newspaper articles about the yokels in the roadside diner. I want an article about my husband and in-laws, who were always conservative, but my BIL actually participated in one of those dumb car parades before the last election. He's in finance in NYC and is the furthest thing from stupid.

I get being conservative. I even get to some extent being aligned against Democrats in general, but neither of those things explain people's feelings about Trump. And spare me that they are all racist, misogynist A-holes and they always were. Trump resonates with some people in a way I simply can't fathom or explain.

They are afraid of change. Trump support is fear based.

That's definitely part of it. I just can't get over the bar of all these folks were good with Mitt Romney in 2012, but a few years later - after the Republicans have held both houses of Congress for some time,' "they" are destroying everything that made this country great.'

That last is a direct quote from the wife of one our longtime friends. She is a Duke educated attorney.

Because at this point it is not Left versus Right. It is Americans versus communists.

In 4 years?

Let's rephrase this - it's Americans versus globalists. Understand now? This is not a new trend it has been happening for decades. You notice it but are labeling it Left vs Right when it's much bigger.

[Anonymous]

Divorce STAT

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why are there so many people that believe all the Trump crap? It can't be all Fox news brainwashing. How can anyone take that guy seriously?

Divorce

This. I just really, really, really don't get it. I don't want anymore newspaper articles about the yokels in the roadside diner. I want an article about my husband and in-laws, who were always conservative, but my BIL actually participated in one of those dumb car parades before the last election. He's in finance in NYC and is the furthest thing from stupid.

I get being conservative. I even get to some extent being aligned against Democrats in general, but neither of those things explain people's feelings about Trump. And spare me that they are all racist, misogynist A-holes and they always were. Trump resonates with some people in a way I simply can't fathom or explain.

They are afraid of change. Trump support is fear based.

That's definitely part of it. I just can't get over the bar of all these folks were good with Mitt Romney in 2012, but a few years later - after the Republicans have held both houses of Congress for some time,' "they" are destroying everything that made this country great.'

That last is a direct quote from the wife of one our longtime friends. She is a Duke educated attorney.

Because at this point it is not Left versus Right. It is Americans versus communists.

In 4 years?

Let's rephrase this - it's Americans versus globalists. Understand now? This is not a new trend it has been happening for decades. You notice it but are labeling it Left vs Right when it's much bigger.

It's Americans versus the Cult of Trump. Anyone who doesn't see that Trump does nothing that benefits anyone other than Trump is not paying attention.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:DTMFA. And yes, I'm serious.

? what does this mean?

Divorce The Mother (F word) Already.

I was trying to figure it out and came up with Donald Trump Mother F* Association

thanks for the laugh. I'm the ^PP who asked what this meant. I think I like your explanation better LOL

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The people that still focus on Trump, good or bad have serious problems.

CNN still can't stay away from him, of course their ratings have really sunk since he left office.

I actually think this is a troll thread. Still it's amazing he is such a threat to Dems. He's not running folks so try to move on!

Trump is not going away. And there's a very good chance that one of 2020's swing states certify the Republican candidate for President in 2024 over the popular vote of their citizens. You could end up with a 2nd Trump term without him winning the overall popular vote - again, and without winning the popular vote in certain states.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/outlook/2021/05/26/trump-biden-mccarthy-greene/

Oh goodness not the Washington post, lol. We don't elect presidents based on the popular vote, not sure why you would bring that up. It means nothing.
Worst case he gets another term, big deal. If we have fair elections then our system is working.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why are there so many people that believe all the Trump crap? It can't be all Fox news brainwashing. How can anyone take that guy seriously?

Divorce

This. I just really, really, really don't get it. I don't want anymore newspaper articles about the yokels in the roadside diner. I want an article about my husband and in-laws, who were always conservative, but my BIL actually participated in one of those dumb car parades before the last election. He's in finance in NYC and is the furthest thing from stupid.

I get being conservative. I even get to some extent being aligned against Democrats in general, but neither of those things explain people's feelings about Trump. And spare me that they are all racist, misogynist A-holes and they always were. Trump resonates with some people in a way I simply can't fathom or explain.

They are afraid of change. Trump support is fear based.

That's definitely part of it. I just can't get over the bar of all these folks were good with Mitt Romney in 2012, but a few years later - after the Republicans have held both houses of Congress for some time,' "they" are destroying everything that made this country great.'

That last is a direct quote from the wife of one our longtime friends. She is a Duke educated attorney.

Education means nothing once someone is brainwashed. The big Russia Hoax, the waste of time and money the Democrats were responsible for.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The people that still focus on Trump, good or bad have serious problems.

CNN still can't stay away from him, of course their ratings have really sunk since he left office.

I actually think this is a troll thread. Still it's amazing he is such a threat to Dems. He's not running folks so try to move on!

Trump is not going away. And there's a very good chance that one of 2020's swing states certify the Republican candidate for President in 2024 over the popular vote of their citizens. You could end up with a 2nd Trump term without him winning the overall popular vote - again, and without winning the popular vote in certain states.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/outlook/2021/05/26/trump-biden-mccarthy-greene/

This is about the only thing I'll believe from the post:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/media/media-trump-bump-slump/2021/03/22/5f13549a-85d1-11eb-bfdf-4d36dab83a6d_story.html

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I fear his obsession and irrational thoughts are driving us apart! I’ve noticed his circle of friends is getting smaller and smaller also. He will try and talk to me about this crap but I completely ignore him or just leave the room. When we go out with friends I have to listen to the same stupid conspiracy stories over and over again. It’s gotten to the point I don’t want to go out with another couple because I’m trapped listening to him rambling about politics! Now he’s talking about taking a vacation with another couple who are just as hardcore as he is and there is no way I can handle a week of this! I’m so sad that our relationship has evolved to this. I feel he would be in heaven if he was with a woman who is equally as nutty ...

It would be the same if he did that about Biden or Obama. Sadly Dems think there should only be one party and will personally attack anyone that votes for the other guy.

The real problem is ANYONE who is that political to where it's a unhealthy obsession. Or who voted for the other guy, or holds different views. Those are the people with real problems.

Talk to him about making a rule no political talk especially around friends or guests.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why are there so many people that believe all the Trump crap? It can't be all Fox news brainwashing. How can anyone take that guy seriously?

Divorce

This. I just really, really, really don't get it. I don't want anymore newspaper articles about the yokels in the roadside diner. I want an article about my husband and in-laws, who were always conservative, but my BIL actually participated in one of those dumb car parades before the last election. He's in finance in NYC and is the furthest thing from stupid.

I get being conservative. I even get to some extent being aligned against Democrats in general, but neither of those things explain people's feelings about Trump. And spare me that they are all racist, misogynist A-holes and they always were. Trump resonates with some people in a way I simply can't fathom or explain.

They are afraid of change. Trump support is fear based.

That's definitely part of it. I just can't get over the bar of all these folks were good with Mitt Romney in 2012, but a few years later - after the Republicans have held both houses of Congress for some time,' "they" are destroying everything that made this country great.'

That last is a direct quote from the wife of one our longtime friends. She is a Duke educated attorney.

Duke, where Stephen Miller graduated.