Like during the campaign of 2016, I—folks, I ran the gamut of emotions on this. When Trump said that he had seen a picture of Ted Cruz’s dad standing next to Lee Harvey Oswald, I said, “What the hell is this?” And I thought he’s going to have to walk this back. Ted Cruz’s dad had something to do with the assassination of JFK? He never walked it back. But more importantly, he never asserted it himself.
He simply said it was out there and that people ought to know—and with virtually every conspiracy theory that Trump touts, he doesn’t actually tout them himself. He spreads them and he—under the guise of people need to know about this, and it’s his way of jamming them up. It’s his way of teasing him. It’s his way of getting these conspiracy theories out there.
For example, as a way of illustrating, do you think—Mr. Snerdley, do you think Trump cares whether Scarborough murdered anybody or not? No, of course he doesn’t care. So why is he tweeting it? Well, because it’s out there. He didn’t make it up. It’s long been out there that this death has something suspicious about it.
So Trump is just throwing gasoline on a fire here, and he’s having fun watching the flames—and he’s having fun watching these holier-than-thou leftist journalists react like their moral sensibilities have been forever rocked and can never recover.
What Limbaugh describes is what Trump and what most of the media is doing. They should both stop.
As I have said since early 2016, Trump needs to give up Twitter. Maybe it is giving him up.
Clearly, then, you have no aspirations for leadership, if those are your criteria. Disqualify yourself from suitability for leadership by your own standard if you wish.
But the President is not subject for office to your whimsical opinions on leadership, and is not obliged to adopt your standards. Which legislation or official guidelines that apply to the presidency regarding leadership behaviour has Trump transgressed?
You must be referring to all of these mayors that have led their cities into violence? Have you noticed the “D” pattern that’s in front of all of their names. I wonder why? What is the common denominator of Democrat policies that is inciting all of this violence…and…what are they going to do about it?
That’s out of the Fox news play book…“Some people are saying” is one of their favorite tactics. And it always ticks me off when a host would say that and the guest never says “Who? Who’s saying that?” Just letting fhem throw it out there without backing it up…
