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How ironic.

Brandon has committed treason against the people of the USA. You leftists are too braindead to even comprehend that.

Last I looked Biden hadn't been convicted of any felonies.

LOL. Actually with the dumbest rebuttal I ever seen. Too bad it can swing them supposed "prettier republicans," instead he's settling for Fatandy and Tammy from the park, also "conservatives."

If Trump in jail what not Biden and all the other crooks

Well, antithesis and the other liberals do have rachel Maddow

Trump is right, and he was right about him getting away with shooting someone in public and getting away with it. Right now, our justice system is showing us just how right he is. They're bending over backwards to dispel any perception that the DOJ is biased towards him. Anyone found guilty of 34 felony counts should be behind bars filing his appeals not on the campaign trail.

I don't know why, but Republican women are almost always prettier than angry Liberals Democrats

Is it that hot blonde?

Former White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham said Sunday that former President Trump knows his supporters will likely believe "anything" he says, even if he knows it's false.

CNN's Jim Acosta asked Grisham whether Trump is "just kind of a crackpot who believes in conspiracy theories and so he thinks what he's saying is true." Grisham pushed back on the question and explained that Trump knows when he is giving out false information to his supporters.

"He's not a crackpot. He's actually a very smart man. I mean, he was president of the United States. We have to give them a modicum of credit for that," she said on "CNN Newsroom."

"But no, he knows he's lying. He used to tell me when I was press secretary, 'Go out there and say this.' And if it was false, he would say, 'It doesn't matter, Stephanie. Just say it over and over and over again, people will believe it.' He knows his base believes in him. He knows he can basically say anything and his base will believe what he's saying," she continued.

Grisham served as the White House press secretary from July 2019 to April 2020. She then served as the chief of staff for then-first lady Melania Trump before resigning from her post Jan. 6, 2021, after a violent mob stormed the Capitol.

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She also noted that some of Trump's base find it easier to believe what Trump is saying because they have supported him for so long.

"It was really hard for me to come to terms with who he was, because I really believed in him, his policies and the person I thought he was. So that's what I think; I think that people just would rather believe these conspiracy theories, rather than admit that they were wrong about this person," she said.