Ninety-one indictments are not enough. Four different cases are not enough. Losing a court case that found him as a sexual predator is not enough. Having been twice impeached is not enough.
His popularity only grows and soars. The gap between him and the pack only widens and expands. In a crowded race, Trump now commands 62 percent of Republican voters.
That's his best showing yet.
"I could stand in the middle of Fifth Avenue and shoot somebody, and I wouldn't lose any voters, okay?" Trump famously said during his first campaign for office. "It's, like, incredible."
It is.
As John Lennon would tell us, "Most peculiar, momma. . . . Nobody told (us) there would be days like these. Strange days, indeed."
We shake our heads in disbelief. What part of truth doesn't the public understand? The answer, I'm sure they'd tell us, is the part that isn't true -- which is all of it, all 91 indictments, that sexual assault thing, and the two impeachments.
All lies in the eyes of the Trump faithful.
And, the media who are reporting all this? You can't trust them. The media are nothing but a bunch of liars.
And, Mike Pence? Even he could not go along with the narrative of the 2020 election being stolen.
Yeah? well, Pence was a traitor.
Trump lost 32 court cases back then. Thirty-two times he attempted to get the courts to find improprieties in the election. In an email uncovered later, one of his own campaign advisors sized it up: "You can see why we're 0-32 on our (court) cases. I'll obviously help on all fronts. But it's tough to own any of this when it's all just conspiracy sh-- beamed down from the mothership."
Trump once said he could stand in the middle of street in broad daylight and kill someone, and the people would still vote for him? Seems that prophecy is coming true.
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