When Will Trump Supporters Stop Being Wrong?

Yeah, it's ironic. Me, myself, I had the same views when Kap and other athletes were kneeling in protest as I do when the forum member said he wouldn't stand. It's everyone's right to stand or not. As long as you do it peacefully, I support the right to do so even if I don't support the cause. Now that shoe is on other foot, I think these folks are understanding what it means to be an American again.

 

I cant believe an Epstein associate is mad about a rich person being convicted in a court of law

 

Lol. People have said all of that in different forms and his official conviction doesnt change that. If the conviction is overturned will that make you wrong? Of course not. The facts are what they are. Court ruling notwithstanding. Many conservatives detest him.

You said way more than just he was a convicted fellon.

You also said that "anyone" who "ever" supported Trump was wrong about "everything" .

That isnt even close to true as many former Trump supporters have been very vocal that when presented with the growing facts about the man, that we indeed find him deplorable and the facts presented outweighed what we thought we knew previously.

All of this was not as readily available in 2016.

We see him much like you do. I mean if you need a pat on the back for seeing it a little sooner than by all means, you go there little fella. Good job.

But your MO is always to overgeneralize and shoot blindly into the crowd.

Mission accomplished I guess.

 

Hypocrisy? Do tell?

 

I saw the part of the video posted in this thread where he said he voted for Biden last time around, but I guess PD knows more about Alan Dershowitz than even Alan Dershowitz himself.

 

Sorry Tilly, we aren't accepting applications into the Democratic Party at this time.

 

Dershowitz is a shameless shill for the orange guy.

 

Say what you want. Trump took down Roe vs. Wade with his judicial appointments. Democrat voters shamed conservative Christians for years because Roe vs. Wade would never be overturned. Well they were wrong.

Trump has publicly waffled on abortion, yes. That is true, but he also has the best resume in terms of actually overturning the status quo of abortion of any POTUS in the history of the US. Roe vs. Wade is gone largely because of him. I think Trump is saying what he needs to say to win the election knowing the Democrats want to make abortion a big issue. If Trump simply appoints whoever the Federalist Society recommends like he did last term, though, then the results will be the same next time he appoints judges. People inside the Trump campaign say his campaign is still against abortion. I have heard this from anti-abortion advocates who have reached out to the Trump's team about his abortion comments. So, there are mixed signals coming from the Trump camp.

 

That is the opposite of what the attorney said yesterday on the local news. He stated that Florida goes by the law of the state the conviction was in.

"New York only disenfranchises people while serving a prison sentence, so assuming Trump is not sentenced to prison time, his rights would be restored by New York law and therefore also in Florida," Bowie said.

CBS News legal analyst and Loyola University Law School professor Jessica Levinson agreed, saying a person convicted of a felony can vote unless incarcerated.

"New York says you can vote unless he's incarcerated, so no incarceration means he can vote," Levinson said.

 

As someone who never watches Fox and only chooses CNN if I do rarely dip my feet into MSM news, I was watching CNN's Kaitlan Collins last night and she had (Clinton appointee) Former federal judge of 22 years, Shira Scheindlin as a guest. She thinks an appeal is very winnable.

"I think there's a chance that there are real serious appellate issues here. Remember, by the time it goes to appeal, it's not about the facts. It's about the law. And there are some very interesting legal questions here that they can raise and should raise. So, we'll see. I'm not -- I'm not calling a winner. But I'm saying there are serious appellate issues....On the facts, the evidence was there. But there are legal issues here"

 

How is something i did nearly a decade ago "hypocrisy"? Hypocrisy would be continuing to support him knowing what I now do.

This is what you do. Its what I am talking about.
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Sigh.

 

Nor would I be interested.

 

The Republicans have no platform. Hopefully they will fix that this year, but they chose not to present a platform to the American people and let Trump lead the way.

 

I wont call you a liar like you did me...but...
He voted for Biden in 2020.
He has voted Dem in every election since 1960 and has said he is only considering a change based on the Israeli conflict.

But he 100% did vote for Biden.

 

That is just a narrative. Trump has an R next to his name. If he wins the election his appointments will be bunch of people who have historic ties to the Republican Party and subsequently the Republican Party platform. And for the most part they will act in accordance with the Republican party platform.

 

This is the equivalent of, "You can't fire me because I quit."