Lauren Boebert Tells Crazy Story To Justify Her Praise For Trump
May 31, 2022
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as posted by the channelOver the weekend, Lauren Boebert told a story to a crowd in Wyoming about how "generous" Donald Trump can be. Boebert claimed that Trump once shared his popcorn with her son, which was apparently a big deal because he's such a germaphobe. Not only does that NOT prove any kind of generosity, it also doesn't make any sense whatsoever. Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins discusses this.
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Lauren Boebert has a story that she wants you to know. It's a story about the generosity of Donald Trump, because deep down he is just such a good man. And it's unfair that the media has painted him as a bigot and a all agar and a guy that only cares about money and who is absolutely corrupt to his core. Boebert says none of that is true. And she has the story to prove it. And she told that story by the way, because she was one of the guests at that Wyoming rally, along with Donald Trump. And of course Matt gates and Andy bigs, I don't know why all these people were there, but sure. Okay. None of you are from Wyoming. None. None of you really have a dog in the fight there, but all right. So Lauren Boebert gets up on that stage and wants to tell the people there, even though she's supposed to be campaigning for Harriet Hagman, uh, she wants to tell everybody how generous Donald Trump is. So she tells this story right here. I wanna tell you a story about his generosity, about how kind he is, about how welcoming he is. The thing that these folks right here in the back, never let anyone see. Fake media is the virus. My family and I were with president Trump and even not liking germs. Trump shared a bowl of popcorn with my 14 year old son. Now, listen, Wyoming. I know where he is been. I don't share food with my son.
Well, there, there you have it. I, I guess that closes that chapter on Donald Trump. He's a super generous man, because he shared a bold of popcorn with Lauren. Boebert apparently absolutely disgusting. 14 year old child. I mean, she said it right there. Like I know where he is been. I don't share food with my son.
Um, he's he's 14. You should probably be having a talk with your son about hygiene, about grooming habits, things like that. Uh, trust me, you know, I have one son who's 12. I have one who's who's already 19. We had to have these talks when they got teens, you know, about showering regularly, things like that. Boys get gross. I know, trust me. But, uh, apparently you haven't had that talk yet with him and he is now 14. So it may be too late. Lauren, that's kind of gross, but Hey, you do you, right. I'm not here to criticize your parenting, but I'm sorry. Sharing a bowl of popcorn with someone is not exactly generosity. Now, if your son were dying of starvation and Donald Trump had personally gone out and brought him food, that would be generosity. Also. I want more context into this. Like where were you and Trump and your family sitting around eating popcorn?
Like what, what, what's the backstory here? When did this happen? Because you became a member of Congress basically like a month before COVID hit the United States. So like what, what was the context here? And, and did Donald Trump show up for a meeting with you? Like with his own bowl of popcorn? Like, Hey everybody, how's it going? Yeah. Yeah. Like, I, I really truly want to know some of the backstory here because I find it so incredibly hard to believe. No, no, don't get me wrong. I'm sure Donald Trump does walk into meetings, eating food. I mean, basically that is something we've heard, but it doesn't mean he is generous. He gave a couple of piece of pieces of popcorn to a greasy little 14 year old kid. That doesn't mean anything that doesn't change his past. That doesn't change his horrendous statements.
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