Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I want to know why Trump seems so sure that one of his supporters murdered them. He was sure enough to go on national tv and basically warn us that this is what happens when you speak out against him. I am not sure what evidence they have against Nick. So far, I think we just know they had a huge argument at Conan’s and he was (I think) arrested at the scene. Since it was a stabbing, there should be enough dna evidence to prove whether or not he did it. Either way, it is unbelievably sick that Trump used this tragedy to threaten us.

He’ll probably give the son a pardon.

And a job!

Chief of Staff?

More criticism of Trump from the Right:

*National Review (considered America's leading conservative publication): “Yes, we must talk about what President Trump posted on Truth Social about the brutal murders of Rob Reiner and his wife Michele Singer Reiner, and how Trump doubled down when asked about it Monday afternoon. We must talk about it because a lot of Americans are embarrassed by the president, and for the president, and a whole lot of Americans would prefer to avert their eyes and pretend it didn’t happen. But it did happen. We must talk about it because there are some Americans still so blinded by partisan animus and cult-like loyalty that their first instinct will be to defend the president’s remarks.”

*David Urban (a former Trump advisor during his first term): “My condolences go out to the Reiner family. It’s a terrible tragedy that they’ve suffered here and the president’s tweets, his Truth Social post, is indefensible by anybody. I don’t know how anyone can defend it.”

Anonymous wrote:While some murders and acts of violence are definitely about politics, as far as I have seen so far, these tragic murders in the Reiner family were not about politics at all.

Mental illness and addiction.

If anyone knows how any country has ever been able to solve these problems completely, I'd love to read.

And not just some stuff like countries making official statements like, "there are no gay people here" which everyone knows objectively cannot be true. You can't legislate against humanity.

Until, I guess, you try to, and even then you actually can't.

What is the point of this post? What are you even responding to?

Just remember that regular people - not presidents - got fired for saying things that were a lot more charitable following the death of Charlie Kirk. Where are all the conservative pearl clutchers calling for humanity now?

While some murders and acts of violence are definitely about politics, as far as I have seen so far, these tragic murders in the Reiner family were not about politics at all.

Mental illness and addiction.

If anyone knows how any country has ever been able to solve these problems completely, I'd love to read.

And not just some stuff like countries making official statements like, "there are no gay people here" which everyone knows objectively cannot be true. You can't legislate against humanity.

Until, I guess, you try to, and even then you actually can't.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can you imagine if we replaced Charlie Kirk’s name with Rob Reiner’s in that post?

MAGA was calling for jailing people for saying far less about Charlie Kirk.

Has anyone come out yet and publicly defend what Trump said??
I would be interested to know……..

Markwayne Mullin did on an interview with CNN:

Senator Markwayne Mullin (R-OK) appeared on CNN on or around December 15, 2025, where he defended President Trump's Truth Social post about Rob Reiner's death. He described Trump's comments as not controversial and even respectful:"I don't think they're controversial. Because he was respectful to him, said he was once a really good actor and all that..."

He acknowledged the political differences: "...pointed out the fact that he didn’t like him at all, but wished him, you know, ended the text fine."

Mullin downplayed the backlash: "You guys make out at what you want. I didn’t think it was distasteful at all. It’s no secret, the guy does not like President Trump. President Trump went up and still did it in a very nice way."

This stance contrasted sharply with other Republicans who criticized Trump's post as inappropriate or disrespectful.

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Anonymous wrote:Regarding all the head-scratching over what Republicans could possibly like about Trump: for most I know it us because he actually DOES things. We are tired of the “polite” politicians who talk about things, want to study things, form committees to address things, & have conversations & town halls about things. Most politicians on both sides act like they have all the answers when they are campaigning. But once they take office, they seldom get around to taking decisive action.

Republicans throw a fit. An absolute fit when Dem presidents do things that are just 1% of the profanties that Trump has committed in the name of "getting things done." Just look at how they had apoplectic fits when Obama or Bdien tried to "get things done."

This. The Republican party is full of absolute hypocrites who would have absolute hissy fits if Trump's name were replaced with Biden on many ridiculous things Trump has done from his crypto schemes to his real estate fraud to his disgusting tweets (see Rob Reiner) to hos forgiving of Signal gate and on and on and on and on.... I have been considering starting a thread about everything under Trump that Republicans forgive but would scream about if you literally took the same info and replaced Trump's name with a Democrat.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I want to know why Trump seems so sure that one of his supporters murdered them. He was sure enough to go on national tv and basically warn us that this is what happens when you speak out against him. I am not sure what evidence they have against Nick. So far, I think we just know they had a huge argument at Conan’s and he was (I think) arrested at the scene. Since it was a stabbing, there should be enough dna evidence to prove whether or not he did it. Either way, it is unbelievably sick that Trump used this tragedy to threaten us.

He’ll probably give the son a pardon.

And a job!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can you imagine if we replaced Charlie Kirk’s name with Rob Reiner’s in that post?

MAGA was calling for jailing people for saying far less about Charlie Kirk.

Has anyone come out yet and publicly defend what Trump said??
I would be interested to know……..

If I were Trump I would issue an apology to the public…..especially toward Rob Reiner’s family.

What a cold, heartless and cruel remark to make - not even 24 hours after news broke of this tragic and brutal murder.

Will the American people get an apology?
Not likely.

I cannot wait until we get a President who actually behaves like a President should.
A President should lead by example.
I.e., be a role model, a leader, etc.

Anonymous wrote:I want to know why Trump seems so sure that one of his supporters murdered them. He was sure enough to go on national tv and basically warn us that this is what happens when you speak out against him. I am not sure what evidence they have against Nick. So far, I think we just know they had a huge argument at Conan’s and he was (I think) arrested at the scene. Since it was a stabbing, there should be enough dna evidence to prove whether or not he did it. Either way, it is unbelievably sick that Trump used this tragedy to threaten us.

It sounds like they were killed sometime between Conan's party and the next morning. Nick was arrested at Exposition Park, 20 miles from a hotel where he had checked in for the night. The room was found with blood in the shower and on the bed. I assume he went there to clean up, but got distracted and wanted to go find some drugs.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Regarding all the head-scratching over what Republicans could possibly like about Trump: for most I know it us because he actually DOES things. We are tired of the “polite” politicians who talk about things, want to study things, form committees to address things, & have conversations & town halls about things. Most politicians on both sides act like they have all the answers when they are campaigning. But once they take office, they seldom get around to taking decisive action.

My toddler is also very decisive about certain things. Shall we elect him?

He can share diapers with Trump.

Not unless her toddler is a giant fat @ss.

Anonymous wrote:Deadline to release the Epstein files is this Friday. Trump needs to create distractions.

Even instigating school shooting ..

Anonymous wrote:Regarding all the head-scratching over what Republicans could possibly like about Trump: for most I know it us because he actually DOES things. We are tired of the “polite” politicians who talk about things, want to study things, form committees to address things, & have conversations & town halls about things. Most politicians on both sides act like they have all the answers when they are campaigning. But once they take office, they seldom get around to taking decisive action.

Republicans throw a fit. An absolute fit when Dem presidents do things that are just 1% of the profanties that Trump has committed in the name of "getting things done." Just look at how they had apoplectic fits when Obama or Bdien tried to "get things done."

Anonymous wrote:Regarding all the head-scratching over what Republicans could possibly like about Trump: for most I know it us because he actually DOES things. We are tired of the “polite” politicians who talk about things, want to study things, form committees to address things, & have conversations & town halls about things. Most politicians on both sides act like they have all the answers when they are campaigning. But once they take office, they seldom get around to taking decisive action.

Good god. Are you 14?

He “does things” because he breaks the law or “fixes” something that he broke himself then renames it and tells you he’s a genius.

Democracy is slow because power is shared and there are checks and balances.

Grow up.