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Why would one need to be a Trump supporter to understand what he might mean there?

 

Simply because I thought supporters might have a better understanding of what he was intending by what he said. Clarification from any quarters is helpful, but the reason I mentioned Trump supporters is basically this, that some on the left think that Trump is implying that Obama is a secret Muslim who hates America and wants to support the violent overthrow and destruction of the great satan America. No slam on the Anchorman, but I believe the way he interpreted it was Trump was saying that Obama was a traitor. That is why I asked, I wanted to see if Trump supporters had a different take.


 

Sounds to me like he's suggesting two possibilities - he's either inept and has dropped the ball, or the mishandling was purposeful.

 

He's shown to purposefully respond inappropriately in the past when mishandling other things, so it's no "conspiracy" to believe so.

 

Beer summit, anyone?  That was labeled as "genius" by his lap lapping lapdogs.  He was thought to have begun to heal a nation in ways no other could, when in reality he would divide us farther than we've probably ever been.

 

So i guess this is an example of Obama "purposefully responding inappropriately"? Sorry, I don't get it. I mean I vaguely remember the beer summit as some thing with the professor and the police officer. What was the purposeful mishandling, and how did it support treason? Are you saying that Obama used this "beer summit" to divide us apart?


 

Instead of black and white, gay or straight, he's got fools on the left religiously believing our greatest threat is red vs. blue.  

 

When in reality, the greatest threat is the religious belief that red vs. blue is our greatest threat.

 

Yeah, sorry, I have no clue what you are saying here. I guess if I put quotes around it, you are saying that you believe the greatest threat to America is "the religious belief that red vs. blue is our greatest threat". Sorry, are you saying that you think the greatest threat to America is .. what? Some religious belief, but you aren't exactly being clear. Maybe you are trying to wax poetic, but it isn't coming across to me.