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Ahh. You hate 63 million of your fellow Americans. Call them stupid. Tell us you are smarter than than these people.
This is why you don't understand. The problem isn't Trump's.
I don’t hate them at all. I also didn’t call them stupid. I called them low information voters. I will say this for them. Each and everyone of them know something. Which is more than can be said for Trump. He knows nothing - absolutely nothing.
I don’t hate them at all. I also didn’t call them stupid. I called them low information voters. I will say this for them. Each and everyone of them know something. Which is more than can be said for Trump. He knows nothing - absolutely nothing.
Wow, what a brilliant observation! You are obviously very well qualified to judge other people's levels of understanding.
No doubt. I hired many a person over the years and had to do so. Same with picking a wife, friends, lawyers, contractors, etc.
In order to get through life you have to have a basic understanding of what people know...and what they don't.
My guess is trump could not score 75% on a map of North America and S. America - picking the states and countries. A POTUS should be able to score 95% on such a quiz....
I seriously doubt be knows the answers to basic questions - such as what the theory of relativity refers to or what the age of the earth is....he obviously knows nothing about human history.
What does he know about? Nothing.....just GW, he "feels in his gut" and, like GW, he is a complete and utter failure by any and every measure.
The only thing Trump’s election proves is that America has some very low information voters, WK. It in no way demonstrates anything about his competence or abilities, both of which are non existent.
I wouldn’t go that far. But a lot of people frustrated with the status quo and decided they would rather throw a hand grenade into D.C. rather than more of the same, damn the consequences. Which is a bit irresponsible.
I wouldn’t go that far. But a lot of people frustrated with the status quo and decided they would rather throw a hand grenade into D.C. rather than more of the same, damn the consequences. Which is a bit irresponsible.
The really strange thing about all these people, if they truly believed everything they write about him, why are they still so obedient and compliant to this govt?!!
The Constitution is very clear what American citizens duties are if this kind of Govt comes to power in the US, we are required to do everything in our power to strip them of their authority, and yet Ive never seen the national guard being called in to deal with these mobs of people, so its curious that if they really believe all they claim, they are just as bad for not taking action to stop it. LOL Id expect to see huge armed mobs walking towards the white house, but nope, not even close to anything like that, I guess that too patriotic!
I thought Evangelicals believe the world is like a few thousand years old, and people in the Bible were hanging out with the dinosaurs.
Does Trump think there were humans on another planet? I know he's dumb, but is he THAT dumb?
Apparently the fundamentalists, and evangelicals that embrace him are. Just another example of how morally bankrupt they are.
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