Lib Governors-Media say Trump is Supporting Covid-19 Protestors -- But They Are NOT Democrats.

Saturday, April 18, 2020

President Trump sent out a series of Tweets yesterday, expressing support for those who are protesting against being told to stay at home...locked-down for weeks, because a Flu-like virus called Covid-19 (CoronaVirus-19) is moderately impacting some areas of the country.

As expected, 90% of the Main Stream Media are angry at President Trump.

It's interesting that the Media and (mostly) Democratic Governors who have locked down their states, think and believe Democrats/Liberals DO WHAT THEY ARE TOLD TO DO. They are staying home, not going to work, going broke...whatever their Governor tells them to do.

The Liberal Media and Governors say protestors marching on state capitals are REBELLIOUS Republicans/Conservatives. Trouble makers.

Media Example: www.vanityfair.com...


The Governor of Washington state, JAY INSLEE, levied accusations against President Trump today that promoted this article:

Some language, some very specific wording, has a very specific meaning in the United States of America. One of those words is “rebellion”; and it carries a deeper meaning to a nation of American citizens born into the idea of individual rights, liberty and freedom.

All of the various restrictions coming from state governors in response to the COVID-19, do NOT come from State House and/or State Senate decisions.

These are not laws.

The rules restricting liberty, in response to the crisis, have been pronounced without any representative voice supporting them. All of the rules are arbitrary.

The only option for a redress of grievance comes in the form of public protest. Currently, there is no way for an citizen to appeal to a representative voice against the decrees from a state governor; other than a public protest….

Rebellion against unilateral and authoritarian power is America. Rebellion or push-back against non-representative government is the thread that connects the varying patchwork of our constitutional republic.

Protest is so critical to our nation, that it is protected within the very first amendment to our constitution.

This is the background where the comments today from Washington State Governor Jay Inslee should be considered when he says: “”The president is fomenting domestic rebellion.”

Governor Inslee is saying that any form of protest against his unilateral authority; against his self-defined power and unrepresented decree; is an act of “domestic rebellion.”

What type of ideology exists in the heart of a man who would declare that any form of protest against him is a form of “domestic rebellion?”

Pay attention. Freedom is a tenuous proposition. Cherish it, and fight anyone who would arbitrarily remove it.

There are more of us than them.

theconservativetreehouse.com...

Has anyone seen data or information indicating that Liberals/Democrats are obeying their state leaders, even though it could be causing them and their families all sorts of financial and emotional problems? That they are not a significant number of those REBELLING against their Governor?

Contrary to what the Governors and Liberal News Media says, I don't think Democrats will suffer in silence at home, just because they're told to do so by elected officials.

This Covid-19 Epidemic is one of the "smallest" causes of death in America. It can't be only Republicans/Conservative citizens who realize this, and resent having states shut down, and people told to stay in the houses, because of this epidemic.

-CareWeMust

Why is he tweeting about protest, instead of giving a public statement addressing unconstitutional behavior?
These guys want civil unrest.
It's obvious.
All of them.

originally posted by: Mandroid7
Why is he tweeting about protest, instead of giving a public statement addressing unconstitutional behavior?
These guys want civil unrest.
It's obvious.
All of them.

Protesting is constitutional. It's a protected right. Right?

a reply to: carewemust

Absolutely. I fully support it. Not the point.

There's a few options he can provide as pres.

1. Public and direct communication with states reiterating constitutional protections and limits.
That breaking laws won't be tolerated.

2. Arrest law breaking politicians.

3. Get on twitter and tell everyone to fight.

To be honest with you, his response is frightening.

a reply to: carewemust

It's interesting that the Media and (mostly) Democratic Governors who have locked down their states, think and believe Democrats/Liberals DO WHAT THEY ARE TOLD TO DO. They are staying home, not going to work, going broke...whatever their Governor tells them to do.

While most other countries are pulling together during the crisis Americans continue to pull each other apart ,understandable to a point I guess as it's an election year and the current incumbent keeps shooting himself in the foot , Trumps tweets are an attempt to take attention away from his own ineptitude and rally his faithful.

I watched some of his rambling press conference yesterday , how anyone can still have faith in this guy is beyond me but as time goes by his support wanes as his inadequacy is laid bare for all to see.

Yet such approval has eluded President Trump. Two poll of polls — Real Clear Politics and FiveThirtyEight — show his overall approval at 45.2% and 44.3%, respectively, right about where they were before the you-know-what hit the fan earlier this year.

To the president and his supporters, such disagreeable data — data that don’t support their chosen narrative — can be dismissed as “fake news” or the product of the “corrupt media.

Even Rasmussen says he's in trouble.

On Feb. 27, U.S. stock indexes SPX, +2.67% were just days off all-time highs, and the first coronavirus death in this country had yet to occur. Rasmussen’s daily “Trump Approval Index” showed the president’s total approval at 52% and total disapproval at 47%.

As of Monday (April 13), however, Trump’s approval has slid nine points to 43%, while his disapproval has jumped nine points to 56%. That’s an 18-point swing against the president in about six weeks.
www.marketwatch.com...

I await news of the postponed November election.

Honestly, it doesn't matter what Trump does or says, it'll never be enough, or too much and the Democrats will find something to whine about. Constantly looking for someone to blame for their own poor judgement and failures.

It's what they do.

a reply to: gortex

You mean those same polls that said Hillary would win by a landslide ?

a reply to: gortex


Donal Trump backs COVID-19 lockdown protesters after calling for states to be liberated



Some of the comments regarding his hair

Michigan Gov

Banned fishing from boats with motors????

No Motorcycle riding????

Can't by seeds in big box stores?????

No golf but lawyers already overturned that.

Among other things

a reply to: carewemust

Nothing like glossing over what's really going on.
A virus that has killed thirty thousand Americans in the past eight weeks.
But it's nothing. People will die from this kind of ignorance and defiance.

No one can tell me what to do. Right...

You may notice they are counting those that died with the virus with those that die from the virus.

2 Different groups added together for $$$$$

a reply to: DAVID64
If only he could get something, anything right.
Worst president the country's ever had. History will not be kind and it won't be colored by his fans devotion. Though there will probably be a page about them too. Nothing will change that now.

a reply to: DAVID64

Everyone including trump knows his win was a fluke.
Low voter turn out and Russian interference.
Trust me, no one was more surprised than trump.
Do you know he didn't even have a victory speech planned?
No he was going to go with the whole rigged election thing. I swear some people can really rewrite history.

originally posted by: DAVID64
a reply to: gortex

You mean those same polls that said Hillary would win by a landslide ?

No , I mean the same pollster that Trump thinks is the best because they give higher figures than the rest , until now that is.

Time you moved on from Hillary and opened your eyes to the now ... no ?

The rest of the world is watching to see what happens when there's a premature large scale defiance of the lockdown allowing the virus to run wild. Results should be apparent about 2 weeks later.

Just hope it's not as bad as the early numbers would suggest it could be particularly considering the current rate of mortalities.

originally posted by: mikell
You may notice they are counting those that died with the virus with those that die from the virus.

2 Different groups added together for $$$$$

If someone has an existing illness like a heart condition but start displaying Covid-19 symptoms before they die of a heart attack what did they die of ?
Covid-19 would be the contributing factor in their death so is the cause of death , surely it isn't hard to understand that simple logic.

a reply to: gortex

Democrats politicized the crisis from day 1, and you wonder why we aren't coming together. The media makes sure every day we don't.

originally posted by: OccamsRazor04
a reply to: gortex

Democrats politicized the crisis from day 1, and you wonder why we aren't coming together. The media makes sure every day we don't.

You're all so deeply entrenched in your party political squabbles that throwing mud is all that matters , that's why you are not coming together and that's just how the big chief wants it , hence his tweets.

a reply to: carewemust

People should just ignore anything trump says.
Do just the opposite.

a reply to: mikell
No it's not two different groups. They died from Covid 19.