In the aftermath of Trump’s rally over the weekend that failed to draw the large crowds the campaign boasted about, “Fox & Friends” hosts admitted on Monday that convening an indoor rally amid a pandemic that has seen recent spikes across the country may not have been the best idea.
Doocey is an odd one. The man is so utterly stupid it is mindboggling, but he of the three on the show seems to once in a while accidentally alight on something sensical to say…no doubt promptly followed by abject nonsense, but nonetheless…
I wouldnt quite go there. It absolves Trump of the evil that he really does know it doesnt mean no virus and just doesnt care because hes so selfserving.
Has anybody completed a review of Fox and Friends comments before the event? Bet that could be enlightening. They were probably for it before they were questioning it.
Here is what I find interesting. When Trump supporters are given the opportunity to put their asses on the line to prove the mask wearing libtards are wrong, they stay away in droves. The reaction of the Trumpers who didn’t attend the rally is exactly why the current “let the virus wash over America” plan won’t work in time to save either Trump or the economy. When an individual figures his life is on the line he is going to do as much as he can as long as he can to save his own ass.
Right? It’s like trying to put a GPS in a bumpercar.
I can just hear Linda’s voice now (my friends and I always call her Linda)…“in 100 yards, prepare to turn left…turn left…turn right…recalculating…turn right…turn right…recalculating…recalculating…recalculating…turn right…calling emergency services…”
Agreed, it’s maddening. The fire marshals stated 6,200 attendees had entered the gates. Arena capacity is 19,200. This isn’t hard math even for the lazy.
“I don’t know who thought it was a good idea to put 20,000 people in a room with masks optional,” he said, in spite of repeated calls from critics, who, ahead of Saturday’s rally, cautioned the president’s team to rethink the indoor event.
I know! I know the answer! Call on me! I know!
Maybe people didn’t want to stand in the heat and humidity for hours waiting to get into an arena that the campaign kept telling them was over capacity. Or…and bear with me here…maybe the fact that in deep red Oklahoma he couldn’t even fill an arena that sold out Sha Na Na, more people came out to see Bowser than came out to see Donnie, and a lot of the people who did attend weren’t from Oklahoma at all. The news kept featuring people who, like some kind of Deadheads from Hell, have gone to 19 Trump rallies and live in Boston or St. Louis or other places that were definitely not Oklahoma.
co-host Kilmeade said. “Let’s be honest, as experienced as anyone is, no one has ever been through a campaign with a pandemic and civil unrest, two things out of control of Democrats and Republicans.”
I beg to differ. Civil unrest is largely a result of republikkkan policies which are designed to promote hatred and intolerance among their base (as well as among law enforcement professionals). The fascistgop does not get a pass on civil unrest.