He *said* he was going to drain the swamp. LOL



He *said* he was going to make American great. LOL

He *said* he has a plan for better healthcare. LOL

He *said* the he had a better deal for Iran. LOL

He *said* a lot of things but at this point it's pretty clear he's just a liar. We could just call him a failure and leave it at that. Lots of people make promises and try but fail to carry them out. But when someone suggests he is going to clear the White House of corruption and then proceeds to do the opposite - that's a little different.

But... there are still those people who swear by him. Do they really look at him and see an honorable person? I mean, I get politics - people are always divided on their opinions, but what happens when the evidence is so clear and abundant that it's simply not possible for him to be innocent and people STILL swear he is?

It's no less mind-boggling than the quantum physics Erwin Schrödinger tried to explain using his thought experiment with a cat that is both dead and alive at the same time. Almost like Trump is innocent and guilty at the same time. But alas, I give too much credit to those who continue to support him. I've listened to their arguments for years now and there is nothing concrete in ANY of their arguments. There's denial, distraction and fallacy, but never... NEVER a counterpoint.

So, there's no quantum superposition. There's no Schrödinger's Trump... We can see quite clearly that Trump is indeed a criminal president. Anyone with an IQ over 2 knows this by now. So there doesn't seem to be much point in discussion anymore. The support for Trump is clearly a matter of loyalty... The kind that will dismiss the truth entirely and I think it's all driven by hate.

I've heard people say that you can't support Trump unless your a racist. Well, before you Trump supporters start nit-picking what a racist is, I'm just going to broaden the accusation and say there is no such thing as a Trump supporter who is not a bigot in one form or another, whether it's an unfair hatred toward black people, Mexicans, women, immigrants or liberals. Each and every Trump supporter that I have had conversations with harbors one form of hate or another.

I don't expect anyone knows this more than Trump himself who has based his entire presidency on attacking an assortment of targets that he knows the bigots hate. I've never seen this kind of politics before, but I read about how this approach was used by the fascist regimes in the 1930s to shut down democracies and create tyranny.

Is that what we are witnessing now?

He *said* he was going to drain the swamp. LOL



He *said* he was going to make America great. LOL

He *said* he has a plan for better healthcare. LOL

He *said* the he had a better deal for Iran. LOL

He *said* a lot of things but at this point it's pretty clear he's just a liar. We could just call him a failure and leave it at that. Lots of people make promises and try but fail to carry them out. But when someone suggests he is going to clear the White House of corruption and then proceeds to do the opposite - that's a little different.

But... there are still those people who swear by him. Do they really look at him and see an honorable person? I mean, I get politics - people are always divided on their opinions, but what happens when the evidence is so clear and abundant that it's simply not possible for him to be innocent and people STILL swear he is?

It's no less mind-boggling than the quantum physics Erwin Schrödinger tried to explain using his thought experiment with a cat that is both dead and alive at the same time. Almost like Trump is innocent and guilty at the same time. But alas, I give too much credit to those who continue to support him. I've listened to their arguments for years now and there is nothing concrete in ANY of their arguments. There's denial, distraction and fallacy, but never... NEVER a counterpoint.

So, there's no quantum superposition. There's no Schrödinger's Trump... We can see quite clearly that Trump is indeed a criminal president. So the support for Trump is clearly a matter of loyalty... The kind that will dismiss the truth entirely and I think it's all driven by hate.

I've heard people say that you can't support Trump unless your a racist. Well, before you Trump supporters start nit-picking what a racist is, I'm just going to broaden the accusation and say there is no such thing as a Trump supporter who is not a bigot in one form or another, whether it's an unfair hatred toward black people, Mexicans, women, immigrants or liberals. Each and every Trump supporter that I have had conversations with harbors one form of hate or another.

I don't expect anyone knows this more than Trump himself who has based his entire presidency on attacking an assortment of targets that he knows the bigots hate. I've never seen this kind of politics before, but I read about how this approach was used by the fascist regimes in the 1930s to shut down democracies and create tyranny.

Is that what we are witnessing now?

He *said* he was going to drain the swamp. LOL



He *said* he was going to make America great. LOL

He *said* he has a plan for better healthcare. LOL

He *said* the he had a better deal for Iran. LOL

He *said* a lot of things but at this point it's pretty clear he's just a liar. We could just call him a failure and leave it at that. Lots of people make promises and try but fail to carry them out. But when someone suggests he is going to clear the White House of corruption and then proceeds to do the opposite - that's a little different.

But... there are still those people who swear by him. Do they really look at him and see an honorable person? I mean, I get politics - people are always divided on their opinions, but what happens when the evidence is so clear and abundant that it's simply not possible for him to be innocent and people STILL swear he is?

It's no less mind-boggling than the quantum physics Erwin Schrödinger tried to explain using his thought experiment with a cat that is both dead and alive at the same time. Almost like Trump is innocent and guilty at the same time. But alas, I give too much credit to those who continue to support him. I've listened to their arguments for years now and there is nothing concrete in ANY of their arguments. There's denial, distraction and fallacy, but never... NEVER a counterpoint.

So, there's no quantum superposition. There's no Schrödinger's Trump... We can see quite clearly that Trump is indeed a criminal president. So the support for Trump is clearly a matter of loyalty... The kind that will dismiss the truth entirely and I think it's all driven by hate.

I've heard people say that you can't support Trump unless your a racist. Well, before you Trump supporters start nit-picking what a racist is, I'm just going to broaden the accusation and say there is no such thing as a Trump supporter who is not a bigot in one form or another, whether it's an unfair hatred toward black people, Mexicans, women, immigrants or liberals. Each and every Trump supporter that I have had conversations with harbors one form of hate or another.

I don't expect anyone knows this more than Trump himself who has based his entire presidency on attacking an assortment of targets that he knows the bigots hate. I've never seen this kind of politics before, but I read about how this approach was used by the fascist regimes in the 1930s to shut down democracies and create tyranny.

Is that what we are witnessing now?

He *said* he was going to drain the swamp. LOL



He *said* he was going to make America great. LOL

He *said* he has a plan for better healthcare. LOL

He *said* the he had a better deal for Iran. LOL

He *said* a lot of things but at this point it's pretty clear he's just a liar. We could just call him a failure and leave it at that. Lots of people make promises and try but fail to carry them out. But when someone suggests he is going to clear the White House of corruption and then proceeds to do the opposite - that's a little different.

But... there are still those people who swear by him. Do they really look at him and see an honorable person? I mean, I get politics - people are always divided on their opinions, but what happens when the evidence is so clear and abundant that it's simply not possible for him to be innocent and people STILL swear he is?

It's no less mind-boggling than the quantum physics Erwin Schrödinger tried to explain using his thought experiment with a cat that is both dead and alive at the same time. Almost like Trump is innocent and guilty at the same time. But alas, I give too much credit to those who continue to support him. I've listened to their arguments for years now and there is nothing concrete in ANY of their arguments. There's denial, distraction and fallacy, but never... NEVER a counterpoint.

So, there's no quantum superposition. There's no Schrödinger's Trump... We can see quite clearly that Trump is indeed a criminal president. So the support for Trump is clearly a matter of loyalty... The kind that will dismiss the truth entirely and I think it's all driven by hate.

I've heard people say that you can't support Trump unless your a racist. Well, before you Trump supporters start nit-picking what a racist is, I'm just going to broaden the accusation and say there is no such thing as a Trump supporter who is not a bigot in one form or another, whether it's an unfair hatred toward black people, Mexicans, women, immigrants or liberals. Each and every Trump supporter that I have had conversations with harbors one form of hate or another.

I don't expect anyone knows this more than Trump himself who has based his entire presidency on attacking an assortment of targets that he knows the bigots hate. I've never seen this kind of politics before, but I read about how this approach was used by the fascist regimes in the 1930s to shut down democracies and create tyranny.

Is that what we are witnessing now?

He *said* he was going to drain the swamp. LOL



He *said* he was going to make America great. LOL

He *said* he has a plan for better healthcare. LOL

He *said* the he had a better deal for Iran. LOL

He *said* a lot of things but at this point it's pretty clear he's just a liar. We could just call him a failure and leave it at that. Lots of people make promises and try but fail to carry them out. But when someone suggests he is going to clear the White House of corruption and then proceeds to do the opposite - that's a little different.

But... there are still those people who swear by him. Do they really look at him and see an honorable person? I mean, I get politics - people are always divided on their opinions, but what happens when the evidence is so clear and abundant that it's simply not possible for him to be innocent and people STILL swear he is?

It's no less mind-boggling than the quantum physics Erwin Schrödinger tried to explain using his thought experiment with a cat that is both dead and alive at the same time. Almost like Trump is innocent and guilty at the same time. But alas, I give too much credit to those who continue to support him. I've listened to their arguments for years now and there is nothing concrete in ANY of their arguments. There's denial, distraction and fallacy, but never... NEVER a counterpoint.

So, there's no quantum superposition. There's no Schrödinger's Trump... We can see quite clearly that Trump is indeed a criminal president. So the support for Trump is clearly a matter of loyalty... The kind that will dismiss the truth entirely and I think it's all driven by hate.

I've heard people say that you can't support Trump unless your a racist. Well, before you Trump supporters start nit-picking what a racist is, I'm just going to broaden the accusation and say there is no such thing as a Trump supporter who is not a bigot in one form or another, whether it's an unfair hatred toward black people, Mexicans, women, immigrants or liberals. Each and every Trump supporter that I have had conversations with harbors one form of hate or another.

I don't expect anyone knows this more than Trump himself who has based his entire presidency on attacking an assortment of targets that he knows the bigots hate. I've never seen this kind of politics before, but I read about how this approach was used by the fascist regimes in the 1930s to shut down democracies and create tyranny.

Is that what we are witnessing now?

He *said* he was going to drain the swamp. LOL



He *said* he was going to make America great. LOL

He *said* he has a plan for better healthcare. LOL

He *said* the he had a better deal for Iran. LOL

He *said* a lot of things but at this point it's pretty clear he's just a liar. We could just call him a failure and leave it at that. Lots of people make promises and try but fail to carry them out. But when someone suggests he is going to clear the White House of corruption and then proceeds to do the opposite - that's a little different.

But... there are still those people who swear by him. Do they really look at him and see an honorable person? I mean, I get politics - people are always divided on their opinions, but what happens when the evidence is so clear and abundant that it's simply not possible for him to be innocent and people STILL swear he is?

It's no less mind-boggling than the quantum physics Erwin Schrödinger tried to explain using his thought experiment with a cat that is both dead and alive at the same time. Almost like Trump is innocent and guilty at the same time. But alas, I give too much credit to those who continue to support him. I've listened to their arguments for years now and there is nothing concrete in ANY of their arguments. There's denial, distraction and fallacy, but never... NEVER a counterpoint.

So, there's no quantum superposition. There's no Schrödinger's Trump... We can see quite clearly that Trump is indeed a criminal president. So the support for Trump is clearly a matter of loyalty... The kind that will dismiss the truth entirely and I think it's all driven by hate.

I've heard people say that you can't support Trump unless your a racist. Well, before you Trump supporters start nit-picking what a racist is, I'm just going to broaden the accusation and say there is no such thing as a Trump supporter who is not a bigot in one form or another, whether it's an unfair hatred toward black people, Mexicans, women, immigrants or liberals. Each and every Trump supporter that I have had conversations with harbors one form of hate or another.

I don't expect anyone knows this more than Trump himself who has based his entire presidency on attacking an assortment of targets that he knows the bigots hate. I've never seen this kind of politics before, but I read about how this approach was used by the fascist regimes in the 1930s to shut down democracies and create tyranny.

Is that what we are witnessing now?

He *said* he was going to drain the swamp. LOL



He *said* he was going to make America great. LOL

He *said* he has a plan for better healthcare. LOL

He *said* the he had a better deal for Iran. LOL

He *said* a lot of things but at this point it's pretty clear he's just a liar. We could just call him a failure and leave it at that. Lots of people make promises and try but fail to carry them out. But when someone suggests he is going to clear the White House of corruption and then proceeds to do the opposite - that's a little different.

But... there are still those people who swear by him. Do they really look at him and see an honorable person? I mean, I get politics - people are always divided on their opinions, but what happens when the evidence is so clear and abundant that it's simply not possible for him to be innocent and people STILL swear he is?

It's no less mind-boggling than the quantum physics Erwin Schrödinger tried to explain using his thought experiment with a cat that is both dead and alive at the same time. Almost like Trump is innocent and guilty at the same time. But alas, I give too much credit to those who continue to support him. I've listened to their arguments for years now and there is nothing concrete in ANY of their arguments. There's denial, distraction and fallacy, but never... NEVER a counterpoint.

So, there's no quantum superposition. There's no Schrödinger's Trump... We can see quite clearly that Trump is indeed a criminal president. So the support for Trump is clearly a matter of loyalty... The kind that will dismiss the truth entirely and I think it's all driven by hate.

I've heard people say that you can't support Trump unless your a racist. Well, before you Trump supporters start nit-picking what a racist is, I'm just going to broaden the accusation and say there is no such thing as a Trump supporter who is not a bigot in one form or another, whether it's an unfair hatred toward black people, Mexicans, women, immigrants or liberals. Each and every Trump supporter that I have had conversations with harbors one form of hate or another.

I don't expect anyone knows this more than Trump himself who has based his entire presidency on attacking an assortment of targets that he knows the bigots hate. I've never seen this kind of politics before, but I read about how this approach was used by the fascist regimes in the 1930s to shut down democracies and create tyranny.

Is that what we are witnessing now?