10 Facts for Trump Supporters, and I Don’t Care if They Don’t Want to Believe They’re True. Reality Is Reality, Even if They Don’t Want to Believe It:
1. Doctors don't have a patient take four different cognitive tests, as this president has claimed he's taken, at least three in the past year, unless they're seeing and monitoring clear signs of some form of dementia or serious mental decline.
2. We're heading into the fourth month of Trump's war with Iran. That's roughly 25% of Trump's total current presidency since he's been back in office and, even if the war ended within the next couple of weeks, would equate to nearly 10% of his entire second term where we've been in a war he started.
3. There's not a single major economic metric showing that the economy is better now than when Donald Trump first took office.
4. Donald Trump's current approval rating is the lowest of any president in modern American history at this point in his term. Nearly 6 in 10 Americans oppose the job he's done.
5. If Trump actually had "overwhelming evidence" that the 2020 election was stolen, he would have already put it out there for everyone to see, considering he's been president for nearly a year and a half and essentially has unlimited resources at his disposal. Even if he couldn't prove all 50 states, he could certainly prove it in a handful — but he hasn't, because it's all been an unfounded lie.
6. If the Epstein files "totally exonerated" him, as he's claimed, he wouldn't be currently ordering his Department of Justice — now being run by his personal attorney — to continue covering up the full and transparent release of these files to the public and all the people who were involved in Epstein's horrific behavior. If they really and truly proved he did nothing wrong, he would have them bound in gold, sent to every reporter in the country, and posted on the White House's website and every social media account — he wouldn't be calling them a "Democrat hoax."
7. Even if he never gets his hands on a single penny of that $1.8 billion slush fund he allegedly tried to take from taxpayers, he still sued his own government in an effort to obtain that money. Just because he might have failed doesn’t negate what his intentions were, which would amount to one of the most corrupt acts by a sitting U.S. president in American history — the attempted theft of $1.8 billion in taxpayer money.
8. This is slightly some opinion, but I do think it is factually sound: Trump's ease of removing the Venezuelan president and how easily that all went down is a main reason why he decided to attack Iran. He got a taste of military power, loved it — like all autocrats — and was stupid enough to think that Iran was going to be just as easy. A few missile strikes, take out their existing leadership, and the Iranians would immediately install a more pro-United States regime. That's why his next pivot will be to Cuba. He thought he could hit Venezuela, Iran, then Cuba — all within a few weeks — then declare himself some kind of "American hero liberator." That's how incompetent all of this was. That's why he's so bored and frustrated with it right now. He created a giant mess and has no idea how to get out of it. No matter what happens, things will be worse than they were before.
9. If we “totally obliterated” Iran’s nuclear capabilities last summer, as Trump said, then they couldn’t have been an “imminent threat” to have a nuclear weapon back in February when he used that excuse to justify his war. So, at the very least, he’s lying in one regard, and most likely both, as Benjamin Netanyahu has been claiming since 1992 that Iran is “very close” to having a nuclear weapon.
10. Donald Trump's net worth has increased by roughly $2–3 billion since becoming president. That's the factual statement. Now for a question: other than corruption through insider trading, along with market manipulation and his crypto scheme he launched just after being re-elected, can any of you explain how? How is a sitting U.S. president seeing their net worth grow by the billions in such a short period of time?
Alright, folks, there you have a few facts for Trump supporters that I really don't care if they want to believe or not — that doesn't make them untrue. As they say, the great thing about reality is that it's real whether or not someone wants to believe in it.
