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I think my question should've gone in the Trump rally thread. But the question about who constitutes "everyday regular American" is an intriguing one with an ever-changing answer. And conservatives/traditionalists usually are a little slower in identifying and adapting to change than their non-conservative counterparts. That's not meant to be a dig; differing perspectives toward change are pretty much the defining characteristics of our social politics.You tryna get me banned for answering that??
According to Trump's base he was not booed at the UFC event at all so I'm sure Trump isn't phased at all by it.
Cheering or booing a person is wholly irrelevant to a person's goodness. It should also be factored in that most everyone in the stadium is probably a 6-pack in by now, and could use the distraction from the pasting on the field.
Not that I care that much but fans definitely don’t drink before a football game.The cheering was before the game started and blaming alcohol
FWIW, I don't care how they treat him, alcohol or not. But let's not pretend that a group of college students/alumni in an SEC stadium in various states of inebriation provide an accurate cross section of the nation at large.
Be honest, the electoral college elected Trump. He lost by 5 million votes in the popular election.
He won the election and that is honest. What is your point about Trump getting cheers at the LSU/Alabama game?
He can answer for himself, but it seems rather clear:
I don't think he's speaking in code.
I'm saying that drunk college students and guys trying to relive their glory days don't reflect the nation as a whole.
Wow.....that's quite an interesting broad generalization. So drunk college students support Republicans? I would love to see a link to that.
He went because he got booed at a baseball game. It’s sad that level of need he has, he’s very Emo.
He was in the Deep South, where his base is ubiquitous. Since most of the nation is not the Deep South, it does not reflect the views of the nation at large.
I just rewatched - think I heard some boos mixed in too. Definitely drowned out though - those are some brave people doing that.
Look at the map.. its in Alabama and bingo thats where Roy Moore ran and was almost elected by the residents of Alabama. Where they also advised the students not to act up or they would lose their seats for future games.
It’s like writing off the Nationals fans that boo’d as probably Marion Berry voters
meh....anyone putting any stock in the "cheering" or "booing" outside the comedic factor of them putting stock in it is a group all in the same boat...just rowing in different directions.
Did anyone not expect him to get cheered in Alabama? That’s why he went, he’s apparently deeply hurt that he got booed at the World Series.
He’d been to like 3 sporting events prior to getting booed at the WS. Now he’s going to them weekly at venues where he feels he’ll be cheered.
