What would happen if the pushmi pullyou dropped acid and decided to become a Republican political strategist? Answer: he would waffle between deifying Donald Trump and throwing him under the bus for his heresy in Alabama on the subject of the sacred dogma of The Book Of COVID.
Trump did not make friends in Alabama and even he was a bit shocked to hear the booing when he endorsed vaccine taking. He immediately began to soft pedal his stance, “You’ve got your freedumbs,” he said half heartedly.
Here is Alex Jones’ editorialization on that moment. When you’ve lost Alex Jones…..
Alex Jones: “Maybe Trump’s actually a dumbass” https://t.co/5WmFoAXesc pic.twitter.com/vxnazzdt6F
— Tim Johnson (@timothywjohnson) August 23, 2021
Alex Jones v. Orange Oracle? Jones thinks he knows more than the Butterscotch Baron of Bedminster? Who knows anymore? All we know for sure is that the GOP shattered any moral gyroscope it may have ever had back in 2016. Who knows what they’re going to do to regain any semblance of balance?
It is truly amazing, though, that Alex Jones would put out that strong of a message on his airwaves. It makes you wonder who he might be listening to in the GOP. Trump tap danced on Mitch McConnell at the Alabama summit, but face it, Trump is the Johnny Come Lately freak and McConnell the icon, not vice versa.
Maybe Jones knows something we don’t, like whether or not it’s thought by the powers that be in the Republican party that Trump can carry the 2022 midterms simply by force of his personality and brand. After all, he did attract 30,000 people to MAGA Woodstock last Saturday. That’s a lot of people.
Stay tuned. The only thing you can depend on is that it’ll get crazier.
It will get crazier all right. Where is my home universe?
“Trump, who I believe is a good person…”
Then you’re an idiot. Please cite one religion or school of ethics or segment of legitimate moral philosophy that would ever rate Donald the Wicked as anything other than immoral.