This pathetic phuck is talking in circles again. How many times have you been banned again, freak?
Do people still support Trump?
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This is almost as bad as your usual "I know you are, but what am I?" tactics when you have nothing left.
"We condemn these actions. They are not reflective of our beliefs, or what we stand for, in any way."
"So, they're emblematic of your party that you don't belong to?"
"Again, we condemn these actions. They are not reflective of our beliefs, or what we stand for in any way."
"You don't know what emblematic means, man."
You need a pinch-hitter.
You already tapped out of the insurrection and ICE murders, because you didn't know how to handle them ... and now you're desperately scrambling here.
You couldn't handle a simple MBA program, despite multiples of time allotted to complete than is taken by others ... and now you're exhibiting that you can't handle English? Now we know why you're stuck where you are in life.
I'm aware. But if m.knox and JohnHughsPartner aren't actually the same person, then they're so incredibly similar as to be unworthy of separate consideration.
OK, since you asked so nicely. You are the Greatest Catcher of All Time. In other words, the GCOAT. (And we're not talking about baseball.)
We all knew you hated law enforcement. Thanks for confirming it.
LOL... Hilarious.
OK, since you asked so nicely. You are the Greatest Catcher of All Time. In other words, the GCOAT. (And we're not talking about baseball.)
LOL.. I love how pathetic you become.
You don't condemn anything. You are part of the problem. You've been part of the problem for over a decade.
The m.knox, broken troll experience:
Troll: "Look at this ... you support this"
Normal Human: "I don't support it ... I condemn it"
Troll: "You don't condemn it."
Normal Human: "I literally just condemned it."
Troll: "You don't condemn it."
Compare to:
Normal Human: "Will you condemn someone barging in on your nude underage daughters without consent, thinking they can get away with it because of the power imbalance?"
Troll: < refuses to respond >
Normal Human: "If you don't respond and condemn this behavior, you are supporting it."
Troll: < refuses to respond >
Normal Human: "I find that behavior reprehensible and I condemn it ... you don't. If you ignore such behavior, you condone it."
Troll: "When you condemn his behavior, you are deranged."
You're trying to pretend like your trolling didn't just happen. In other words, <refuses to respond> ... see above. Just the status quo with JinxyPat, the broken troll.
Working overtime, 2nd gay sex joke of the day.OK, since you asked so nicely. You are the Greatest Catcher of All Time. In other words, the GCOAT. (And we're not talking about baseball.)
CAPTAINS LOG
Monday March 18 , 2026. 5:22 PM EASTERN TIME
NOT LIKING WHAT TRUMP IS DOING
NOT LOVING WHAT TRUMP IS DOING
WORSHIPPING WHAT TRUMP IS DOING
THE MAN IS A SUPERHERO AND HAS POWERS AND SKILLS
LOVING THE TRUMP TRAIN
TOOT TOOT
Monday March 18 , 2026. 5:22 PM EASTERN TIME
NOT LIKING WHAT TRUMP IS DOING
NOT LOVING WHAT TRUMP IS DOING
WORSHIPPING WHAT TRUMP IS DOING
THE MAN IS A SUPERHERO AND HAS POWERS AND SKILLS
LOVING THE TRUMP TRAIN
TOOT TOOT
"worshiping what trump is doing" in all caps is next level pathetic wtf no one talks like this
I'm sure he was poking fun at your (the left's) common theme of "YOUR ORANGE GOD." That is next level pathetic.
LOL... You deliver right on time... You really cannot think one nanometer past your outstretched arm.
Hilarious.
The arguments you magatards on the lower end of the intellect spectrum make are hilariously incoherent and never make a damn bit of sense. You just babble sh*t, no matter how irrelevant it is to the subject. It's really strange.
Young people feel betrayed
CHARLOTTE — Joshua Byers was hopeful when he voted for Donald Trump in 2024. The 26-year-old document clerk believed the former and future president when he said he would lower prices and improve the lives of the working class.
Over a year into Trump’s second stint in the White House, and overwhelmed with concern about the war with Iran, buyer’s remorse has set in for Byers.
“I feel betrayed,” Byers told The Washington Post after participating in a focus group of young voters outside Charlotte. “I don’t know why we are fighting [in Iran] if we have never been attacked,” Byers told the group of around two dozen young people. “I just don’t understand why.”
Byers’s concerns highlight a growing sentiment among younger Trump supporters. Many in the focus group said they believed Trump’s pitch in 2024, helping catapult him back to the White House by drawing more support from young voters than any Republican presidential candidate in two decades. But with prices stubbornly high, a belief that Trump is overly focused on international conflict and concerns about how federal officials are implementing the president’s immigration policy, they also said they are questioning why they voted in the first place.
The young voters’ frustrations signal a broader vulnerability for Republicans with a key prong of the unique coalition that powered Trump’s political comeback. The focus group in North Carolina, polling and a growing chorus of criticism from the male influencers who endorsed Trump suggest the rightward shift among men in their late teens and 20s in 2024 may have been an isolated incident.
“I wouldn’t even say it’s living,” James Wiest, a 23-year-old arcade technician from Mooresville, North Carolina, said of his life during the focus group organized by Harvard University’s Institute of Politics. “It’s more survival.”
A Washington Post-ABC-Ipsos poll released last month found 70 percent of 18- to 29-year-olds disapproved of Trump’s handling of the presidency, compared with 29 percent who approved. Young people who supported Trump are also notably less enthusiastic about voting in the midterms, with 51 percent of 18- to 39-year-olds who voted for Trump stating they’re certain to vote this fall, compared with 77 percent of Kamala Harris voters in that age group.
“I don’t really want to vote anymore,” Byers said. “I’m really starting to just think it just won’t matter. … I don’t want to feel responsible for taking a vote and feeling misled, or misjudged, or making a wrong move.”
The rest of the article can be found in the link if it allows you access. Here's one line that popped out at me further down in the article. .
“He is really focusing on stuff that pertains to him, that he is mad about, and he does not care about what we are mad about.”
Trump sold young voters on his vision. Many are having buyer’s remorse.
They were a key part of the coalition that powered the president’s comeback, and their frustrations signal vulnerability for Republicans ahead of the midterms.CHARLOTTE — Joshua Byers was hopeful when he voted for Donald Trump in 2024. The 26-year-old document clerk believed the former and future president when he said he would lower prices and improve the lives of the working class.
Over a year into Trump’s second stint in the White House, and overwhelmed with concern about the war with Iran, buyer’s remorse has set in for Byers.
“I feel betrayed,” Byers told The Washington Post after participating in a focus group of young voters outside Charlotte. “I don’t know why we are fighting [in Iran] if we have never been attacked,” Byers told the group of around two dozen young people. “I just don’t understand why.”
Byers’s concerns highlight a growing sentiment among younger Trump supporters. Many in the focus group said they believed Trump’s pitch in 2024, helping catapult him back to the White House by drawing more support from young voters than any Republican presidential candidate in two decades. But with prices stubbornly high, a belief that Trump is overly focused on international conflict and concerns about how federal officials are implementing the president’s immigration policy, they also said they are questioning why they voted in the first place.
The young voters’ frustrations signal a broader vulnerability for Republicans with a key prong of the unique coalition that powered Trump’s political comeback. The focus group in North Carolina, polling and a growing chorus of criticism from the male influencers who endorsed Trump suggest the rightward shift among men in their late teens and 20s in 2024 may have been an isolated incident.
“I wouldn’t even say it’s living,” James Wiest, a 23-year-old arcade technician from Mooresville, North Carolina, said of his life during the focus group organized by Harvard University’s Institute of Politics. “It’s more survival.”
A Washington Post-ABC-Ipsos poll released last month found 70 percent of 18- to 29-year-olds disapproved of Trump’s handling of the presidency, compared with 29 percent who approved. Young people who supported Trump are also notably less enthusiastic about voting in the midterms, with 51 percent of 18- to 39-year-olds who voted for Trump stating they’re certain to vote this fall, compared with 77 percent of Kamala Harris voters in that age group.
“I don’t really want to vote anymore,” Byers said. “I’m really starting to just think it just won’t matter. … I don’t want to feel responsible for taking a vote and feeling misled, or misjudged, or making a wrong move.”
The rest of the article can be found in the link if it allows you access. Here's one line that popped out at me further down in the article. .
“He is really focusing on stuff that pertains to him, that he is mad about, and he does not care about what we are mad about.”
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Loving another day of the Orange haired mini me of George Washington and all the other Presidents combined in the body and soul of President Donald Trump
The man is a living human legend
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The man is a living human legend
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MIRE TRUMP