Wow, I had no idea that "crazy" had now become such an important Republican voter block in America? No wonder Republicans vehemently oppose any funding designed to address mental health issues in this country. I mean, if troubled people started regaining their mental health again, Republicans might lose voters.
Now, in his defense, President Trump did deny knowing very much about these QAnon people, but said he appreciates that they say “nice things about him,” and is sure “they love America.” Now personally, I’d prefer that they’d “love taking their meds” instead, but that’s just me.
And gee, it’s interesting how the President seems to know so little about the folks who are his biggest supporters. Oddly enough, he also seems to know “very little” about anyone he’s appointed as staffers, advisors or to cabinet posts. You remember, folks like Manafort, Stone, Bannon, Flynn, Cohen, Papadopoulos, Porter, etc, etc, etc.
Meanwhile, a few Republicans are daring to speak out about the President’s praise of QAnon, claiming “the Republican Party is better than that!” No, they’re not! In fact, a recent poll indicated more than 80% of Republicans say they still plan to vote for Donald Trump in November.
Why, it’s almost enough to make someone believe that these folks just aren't getting their information from credible news sources.
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