What happens when you put former Governor Sarah Palin’s intellect with Donald Trump’s IQ? That sounds like the beginning of a bad joke, but this time it is not. No, the president of these United States decided to Twitter-support the former vice presidential candidate in her opinion and attack former Senator John McCain. Ironically, he tried to dismiss Twitter. It was ugly.
True to his basest instincts, POTUS could not resist an opportunity to attack the deceased senator. Of course, the president managed to turn Palin’s words back into a light beam shining in his own eyes. The president said that as the 2020 Republican opponent to Biden, the wanna-be king was a gift from President Barack Obama and former VP:
‘It’s never a real Twitter Trending. It’s Twitter Executive’s Choice. Only negative on Republican voices, especially mine!’
Trump said that McCain “was a lousy candidate:”
‘Sarah is correct. McCain was a lousy candidate with lots of bad policy, but the “deadhead” sabotaged his campaign from the inside and never gave him a chance to win. Hope they were happy with OBiden (sic), who gave you me!’
Naturally, it was Fox’s Tucker Carlson who pointed Trump toward this conspiracy theory:
‘Tucker Carlson gives Sarah Palin an opportunity to lash out at Steve Schmidt and Nicolle Wallace. She says there was a lot of sabotage going on there. pic.twitter.com/Mw6QCmX3uH
— Acyn Torabi (@Acyn) August 20, 2020′
Tucker Carlson gives Sarah Palin an opportunity to lash out at Steve Schmidt and Nicolle Wallace. She says there was a lot of sabotage going on there. pic.twitter.com/Mw6QCmX3uH
— Acyn Torabi (@Acyn) August 20, 2020
Twitter world went crazy when the Donald tweeted. Take a look at some of our favorites below:
Totally agree, it was so good to hear him speak again tonight! pic.twitter.com/Ic6UYKu4oH
— bob (@godhatesdanny) August 20, 2020
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