“Fox News Sucks!”

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I’m pretty confused by the backlash coming from the crowd of people who are angry about the election.

There was a “million-man-march” on Saturday and that was confusing because the park said that there were 11,600 people in attendance- a tad short of a million.

I don’t watch a lot of Fox News but every once in awhile I’ll catch a story...

...like a Tucker Carlson piece where he spoke about how America is still beautiful.

The commenters ripped him to shreds...

...talking about how Fox bailed on the only man who could actually save this country.

This is where I’m lost.

How can Trump be seen as any sort of savior?

240,000 plus dead.

Fox News is on the poo-poo list because they had the gall to call the election for the guy who got the most votes.

“Fox News Sucks!” They were chanting as they approached the Supreme Court in the mid 11,000 man parade.

Some of the men standing there were dressed head-to-toe in Trump garments as if he led the league in touchdowns and yardage...

... these people have Trump jerseys!

And the manipulation is nearing completion as Trump needs a new job in about 65 days.

Will he start his own network to challenge Fox?

Will he join forces with OAN?

Will Rupert Murdoch declare war and finish Trump once and for all?

They asked a CNN reporter about Trump’s future.

“Right now he’s president so we have to report on his tweets. Come January he’ll be just another crackpot on the internet.”

I will never understand the people who love Donald Trump more than life itself.

It will be a great mystery in my life...

... but if Fox News is now gonna’ get lambasted...

.. be here laughing.

Comments

Rick Hausauer said…
He is like a cult leader, with a cult following! I don't get it either.
15 November, 2020
Anonymous said…
It’s crazy. Seeing some of those men out there draped in his flag. Very troubling.
15 November, 2020
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