Replying to @nicksortor
The latest reporting confirms that Trump’s Greenville, North Carolina, rally on 20 October 2026 had an estimated 1,000–1,500 people, according to a White House press pool reporter. Nothing like letting the truth get in the way of a good story dumbass
Replying to @Trapped4life1
The Kansas Reflector reported that roughly 6,000 seats were about two-thirds full when Trump took the stage, suggesting around 4,000 attendees. Well someone’s not telling the truth
Replying to @donkoclock
How is it possible that this clown gets more and more embarrassing by the day
Replying to @MAGAlwr5
Terrorising who they are walking and yelling, no violence, facts matter dumbass
Replying to @EricLDaugh
Openly bribing for votes I mean who would have thought
Replying to @donkoclock
Hey dumbass it works perfectly fine in Australia 🇦🇺, this is what blind ignorance looks like
Replying to @EricLDaugh
On Point Polling, Oct. 16–17 46.6% 42.3% Brown +4.3
Bowling Green State University/YouGov, Oct. 9 48% 42% Brown +6
CNN/SSRS, Oct. 5 49% 43% Brown +6
Again Daugherty uses very selective polling for propaganda
Replying to @BladeoftheS
Hey dumbass this has already been debunked as false, this isn’t the Supreme Court. Facts matter
Replying to @EricLDaugh
Well isn’t this a surprise. The post is based on a genuine report published by The Daily Signal on 16 October 2026. However, it combines documented findings, allegations that still require verification, and political commentary. Facts matter numbnuts
Replying to @EricLDaugh
Isn’t that what trump did on Jan 6, no that’s right he sat there with his family and cheered them on
Replying to @finansaljoker
Surprise surprises the Asian BOT is posting unverified information
Replying to @nicksortor
Good try dickhead, all is unsubstantiated propaganda by you and your clown mates propping up trumps scare campaign
Replying to @EricLDaugh
The dramatic wording about “rioters… breaking into homes,” “invaders, leftists and violent extremists storming their property” after midnight . “WHERE IS MACRON?” These appear to be unsubstantiated or exaggerated social-media claims amid the real unrest, not confirmed events.

