Anonymous wrote:As you know, we hope to win this war by Easter. This invisible war. Easter is a very special day for many, many people. It's a very special day, for me and for many, many people, a very, very special day, for many, many reasons. Very special.

On Easter I get to eat my Peeps. I like the orange kind. It's not easy to get the orange kind, but I find them. I find them. It's amazing how many I find. Everyone says, it's amazing how many you find. No one has ever seen anything like it. You didn't used to be able to find any, but now you can. It's amazing that since I've pointed out how great the orange ones are, now you can find them. The Easter Bunny is very, very good at finding them too. Where is he? Where's the Easter Bunny? Come on up here -- he's the best at finding them. Very, very great at it. It's really amazing to see this big, strong, powerful bunny bring the orange peeps every year now. I was the first one to point out how good the orange kind are but now you can find them everywhere. Nobody's ever seen such an amazing basket of orange peeps as you can find now. It's incredible.

We hope to give the Peeps industry money to survive in these tough, tough times. Very tough. But the Peeps industry is doing a great job, a very great and important job. A brave job. No one has seen anything like it. A very important job being done by very brave people. And we're going to be giving the Peeps industry money to continue their job, their very very incredible job. We're very confident that the bill will be passed soon, and the Peeps industry will get the money they need. This is a medical issue, not a Peeps issue.

By Easter, a very important day, we hope the Peeps industry will be on its feet and supplying orange Peeps to everyone. We're very confident the funding bill will pass. We've had an incredible phone call between the Easter Bunny, the Peeps industry and the governors who allow the Easter Bunny to pass from state to state. A very great phone call. A perfect phone call. Record numbers of Peeps are being made and moved from state to state. An amazing number. Huge numbers. Incredible numbers.

I'll take a few questions. Yes? NO, NOT YOU!! Yes? Like I said, we're very proud of our numbers, which are very, very high, very very strong numbers, but of course you never report on that. You only report on the black and red jelly beans which no one wants. But if you were fair, if you weren't fake news, you would reporting on the huge, huge numbers of Peeps being manufactured every day. But you don't care about that.

No more questions.

Anonymous wrote:Jesus, I can't stand listening to his unrelenting CRAP. I'm asking honestly -- how can any Trump supporter believe a word he says? How can he claim he knew early on there was a big problem and shut down travel from China and knew we were in a pandemic before the rest of the world did, when he said on camera in front of thousands of people that the virus was a Democrat hoax?

He's still blaming past presidents for his own failures -- or who knows what, it's not really clear. He can't take responsibility for anything -- he can only grasp at taking credit.

if this crisis can't grow him up, nothing will.

Anonymous wrote:I stopped watching him Weds. best decision ever! The stress has almost completely subsided. I know he is doing a terrible job but I don’t need to see it happen in action. He is a moron. I am hoping he is voted out in November. He has completely f**ked this whole thing up.

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Anonymous wrote:One commonality I have noticed in Trump supporters is a spiteful meanness. So when Trump acts like a d!ck to someone in power or causes hurt to someone who isn't, it's like they're living vicariously through him.

I once posted in a forum that I was trying to divorce a narcissistic chauvinist behaving literally “like Trump”. It was pure hell. He seemed empowered the longer Trump did and got away with crazy things, as the height of our divorce grew as 45 came into office. At the time of that post, when I was beyond any relief, I just sought commiseration, or hope at the lowest point. I was met with crickets. No one commented or offered support, saying it was too “political” for the relationship forum, and maybe if I didn’t bring politics in people would respond. Fast forward to today and I would probably have very different responses if I posted again. At this point, his horrible leadership has spread worse than the virus in so many ways and we are all reeling from it. Trump is traumatizing, and it was the only analogy I could use. Now people are speaking up, because this trickle down effect to supporters being jerks is so much more common. It’s very sad. I’m just trying my best to avoid being sucked into the nimwit’s nest. Yes, people are absolutely living vicariously through Trump, or emulating his actions of bullying, lying, and general stupidly, because he normalized it for them.

Trump and his Trumpettes, Trumpsters, and Trumpkins will never be normal for me, and thankfully, most people. Shameful.

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Anonymous wrote:One commonality I have noticed in Trump supporters is a spiteful meanness. So when Trump acts like a d!ck to someone in power or causes hurt to someone who isn't, it's like they're living vicariously through him.

I once posted in a forum that I was trying to divorce a narcissistic chauvinist behaving literally “like Trump”. It was pure hell. He seemed empowered the longer Trump did and got away with crazy things, as the height of our divorce grew as 45 came into office. At the time of that post, when I was beyond any relief, I just sought commiseration, or hope at the lowest point. I was met with crickets. No one commented or offered support, saying it was too “political” for the relationship forum, and maybe if I didn’t bring politics in people would respond. Fast forward to today and I would probably have very different responses if I posted again. At this point, his horrible leadership has spread worse than the virus in so many ways and we are all reeling from it. Trump is traumatizing, and it was the only analogy I could use. Now people are speaking up, because this trickle down effect to supporters being jerks is so much more common. It’s very sad. I’m just trying my best to avoid being sucked into the nimwit’s nest. Yes, people are absolutely living vicariously through Trump, or emulating his actions of bullying, lying, and general stupidly, because he normalized it for them.

Trump and his Trumpettes, Trumpsters, and Trumpkins will never be normal for me, and thankfully, most people. Shameful.

Anonymous wrote:but at least he has his priorities right - can't let those foreign-registered, foreign-staffed cruise ships fend for themselves. america first!

Anonymous wrote:One commonality I have noticed in Trump supporters is a spiteful meanness. So when Trump acts like a d!ck to someone in power or causes hurt to someone who isn't, it's like they're living vicariously through him.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:One commonality I have noticed in Trump supporters is a spiteful meanness. So when Trump acts like a d!ck to someone in power or causes hurt to someone who isn't, it's like they're living vicariously through him.

I’m saying.

They’re going to have to add a disorder in the DSM for magats at the end of this.

Anonymous wrote:Life is hard for the billionaires and super rich!