Topic: Do you miss Trump? - page 5. (Read 856 times)

I chopped that bit of your post because I wasn't addressing that, I was addressing the 'passion of followers' bit. Also because I get sick of writing citation needed.
But here you go, you can have your 'biggest, clearest chunk of evidence' back:




[CITATION NEEDED]


... Unless you're referring to the 'my pillow guy' bit? Is that the same as satan-soldiers-fun-hat-guy from a while back?
If Trump has evidence, strange that he wasn't willing to present it in court.

What? You want to say it's the votes that count, when it's really who counts the votes?

You chop the biggest, clearest chunk of evidence - evidence that Trump was watching, himself, while it was happening - right out of your quote of my response to you.

Good for you. You're a politician, par excellence.

I'll agree that some Trump supporters are extremely pro-Trump, and Biden doesn't elicit the same emotional response, either for or against. But this is immaterial in the context of an election. It's not about whose supporters are more passionately behind their guy. It's about who has enough voters to win seats.

Evidence doesn't do any good if people don't look at it or accept it. You can search all over the net and find loads of evidence. But I'll give you one chunk, again:
-  My Pillow Guy Mike Lindell's 'Absolute Proof' Documentary - https://www.bitchute.com/video/FwX3oxjHqhE2/
-  Mike Lindell's 'Absolute Proof' Documentary - Only the Important Part - https://www.bitchute.com/video/1KQpm4kDMAEh/



You will find people all over the place, today, who are parading Trump, and riding around with Trump signs. Biden still doesn't have any serious followers. Trump won. Biden is living on a lie.

You can repeat it as often as you like, but you need to supply some evidence.


The problem with clicking, as you advise, on images, is that you then lose the context.
Perhaps you could supplement the images with some context from this page: https://www.reuters.com/article/uk-factcheck-crowd-biden-trump-support-idUSKBN27F27Y

There were fewer people at Biden rallies because he didn't think that massive gatherings of close-packed people during a respiratory pandemic was a great idea. Whereas I'd imagine Trump just wanted pictures of a big crowd, regardless of whether it killed people.

All anybody need do is these two searches:
1. https://duckduckgo.com/?q=Biden+campaign+rallies+2020&t=ffab&iar=images&iax=images&ia=images
2. https://duckduckgo.com/?q=Trump+campaign+rallies+2020&t=ffab&iar=images&iax=images&ia=images

If you use a different search engine, be sure to click on "images."

I'll state the obvious. There are way more people in the Trump rallies than the Biden rallies.

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Biden people say that Biden asked that nobody show up to his rallies because of Covid. So, why did he hold any rallies at all if that was his stance? After all, part of his stance was that he wasn't going to hold rallies because of Covid. So, why did he even hold some? It doesn't even make sense.
- I'm not going to hold rallies because of Covid.
- Don't come to my rallies because of Covid.
- (At the rallies) Don't come to my rallies (that I'm not holding) because of Covid.
- But if you come to my rallies (that I'm not holding because of Covid), please social distance as medically mandated.

Biden people were all mixed up. The few who came to his rallies were there with all kinds of mixed up doubts about whether or not they were doing the right thing.

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The people loved Trump so much that Covid couldn't scare them away from his rallies. look at the photos in the searches above.

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Biden didn't win. Fraudulent election electronics won, and then transferred the win to Biden. The people are still with Trump. But they are a bit confused as to why he doesn't pick up the presidency and move forward.

Social media was around long before Trump became President. There are some people who attributed Obama's election to his ability to reach people via social media effectively.

I think Trump's polarization got Americans more interested in politics and more inclined to vote.

Sincerely I love Donald trump. But to me his pattern of leadership was more of an autocrat than a democrat but in all he was able to achieve a whole lot for the world at large. For ever we still remain grateful to him for his pattern of leadership and his contribution to the world at large.
But in all we had lots of achievement and recorded tremendous progress . Trump was indeed a great leader I will forever miss

Agreed, more people became more interested on how politics works, how things works, and how something should be done. Social Media is a great factor in this, and As we all know that peoples who ride the trends, mostly follow what the trend likes, so if what they followed likes/dislikes trump, then so are they.

Our new "president" misses Trump:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZHD3PbbTqw

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One thing that I believe everyone can agree on is that Trump was able to get more Americans interested in politics, and was able to get more Americans to vote in elections, both the mid-terms and the Presidental election. 2020 saw, by far a record voter turnout, and this was largely caused by Trump.

Anybody catch Biden stumbling through his press conference like he was trying to walk a flight of stairs? I’m not even mad. I think having a president with dementia might be all sorts of exciting and entertaining. Maybe we’ll as a country stop electing people that couldn’t hold a job at a fast food restaurant after this experience.

I remember some of the clips i watched about Donald Trump and his constant verbal brawl with press men, I must say i miss that. There hasn't been much of a highlight to discuss from the Biden administration, but it is all good.

I guess the only part I miss about Trump is the media cycle has been pretty boring. And unfortunately to our journalists, they no longer can base their news cycle on whatever Trump tweets, they actually have to do some investigating and reporting.

The tone of the media is pretty different though, because it seems they would hardly cover Joe Biden prior to the election, but now that the stakes are lower, they feel inclined to actually objectively cover the administration.

"Every one looked up to" nah not at all, We can say a "FEW" but not every one, not even most.

Not really. In general, I do not miss any politician. However, I prefer his policies to Biden's (also in general) even though I think his manners left much to be desired. But, yeah, he was entertaining. We had a reality show USA president.

Trump is a phenomenal figure, a type you would find once in a milinium. He wasn't just America's president, he was a figure every one looked up to and after for some drama and amusement and I'm sure a lot of persons weren't disappointed.  He actually thought out his plans and actions before carrying them out himself and not mainly relying on advisers and representatives. When it comes to Trump, I'm all in. I've never thought of Joe Biden as the president of America.
To me, it feels off because, his going to controlled by some puppet master figures that would always remain unseen.

In a country that rarely denies a second term to the incumbent, Mr Trump’s defeat is a feat as extraordinary as it is welcome. But lets not forget that nobody is perfect, we have our ups and downs. And everyday we strive to be better and let's just hope for the better.

What are you smoking bro?....

Do you miss Trump?


Haven't thought about it. But all the assassins missed him.

Yeah he literally made presidency entertaining. Its like a good comedy show whenever I see him on-screen. Oh good-ol-days