Trump's Staff Is Desperately Trying To Keep The Crazies Away From Him

After several Q folks were able to get press credentials for his recent rally in Florida, his staffers have been doing everything they can to keep these folks away from the former President. They understand that this group could be toxic to any future ambitions of Trump, and if he embraces them - or even appears to be embracing them - that could spell disaster. Farron Cousins explains what's happening.

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Donald Trump's friends and allies and staffers have a bit of a problem right now. And the problem is the former president attracts a lot of crazy folks or at least folks that they view as the crazy folks. And that's very important here. And they're worried that letting in too many of these crazies might actually hurt any future political chances or political ambitions or hell even business ventures that the former president might engage in. Here's what happened a week and a half ago, or so, whatever, not this past weekend weekend before it, he had that little rally down in Sarasota, Florida, and a couple of cue people got press credentials and they were taking selfies with people. They were posting photos. They were mocking other members of the press, basically trying to act like they were on the same level and insinuating to a degree. I believe that they were on the same level that Trump viewed them as no different than real members of the press.

And so, yes, his people were a little freaked out that these folks got in. So now according to a report from Politico, they're doing everything they can to keep distance between Trump and the crazies. But here's the problem. You can't really separate Donald Trump from his most fanatical conspiracy driven supporters. I mean, after all, that's a big chunk of his base. You know, those are the people who support him stronger than anyone else. And they need to understand that even this man, his staffers, his people, his inner circle, they don't want you around either because they do think you guys are a little bit naughty.

Okay?

But again, can't push them away. You can't actively push them away. And that is the problem that they're running into because they really are. Trump's biggest supporters. So how do you handle a situation like this? If you're Trump staffers, right? You don't want your guy Trump to be associated with these people. Okay? You don't want anything to do with him. You wanted him gone. You wish they would disappear. You don't want them to be seen at the rallies. They don't want them photographed at the rallies. They don't want them wearing those shirts with their, uh, you know, a little, you know, hashtag slogan on it. They don't want it anywhere to be seen, but you still want the support of the people themselves. So there's really nothing you can do. You would either have to, you publicly come out or more importantly, Trump publicly come out, denounce.

These individuals say that you don't believe in a grand conspiracy run by a group of, uh, perverts running the government. You don't believe in that, or you have to accept it for what it is. Trump attracts the conspiracy nuts. Trump attracts the craziest of the crazy because he's one of the only people willing to give them the time of day. And that's a problem for him because the more he associates with those individuals, the less he res, uh, less, he resonates, excuse me, with the average American people out there. So the staffers have a hell of a job before them. You can either push these people away and get rid of the most ardent Trump supporters. You will ever find the ones who actually believe that Trump was sent by some higher power to rid the government of perverts, or you can accept them, embrace them and understand that. Yeah, this really is what you've become. It's an unenviable position, but Hey, it's what you get when you work for Trump.