{"id":47892,"date":"2020-12-13T15:06:54","date_gmt":"2020-12-13T23:06:54","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.newscorpse.com\/ncWP\/?p=47892"},"modified":"2020-12-13T22:56:47","modified_gmt":"2020-12-14T06:56:47","slug":"the-victim-in-chief-fox-news-feels-for-trumps-pain-and-frustration","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.newscorpse.com\/ncWP\/?p=47892","title":{"rendered":"The Victim-In-Chief? Fox News ‘Feels for’ Trump’s ‘Pain and Frustration’"},"content":{"rendered":"

Poor, poor Donald Trump. He’s the President of the United States of America, but apparently is as weak and impotent as a barnyard hog in a coma. He puts on airs of being a dominant alpha male, but whines like a colicky infant whenever he doesn’t get his way. He literally bragged that he is “the most fabulous whiner<\/a><\/strong>.”<\/em> It’s a pitiful situation wherein this co-called “leader”<\/em> needs to get sympathy from talking headcases on television.<\/p>\n

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That’s what happened on Sunday morning as Fox News became the provider of consolation for our despondent wannabe despot. The “Curvy Couch”<\/em> potatoes of Fox and Friends were so emotionally moved by the plight of Trump’s decisive electoral defeat that they found it necessary to relieve themselves of the inner aching they felt for the Commander-in-Grief. It went something like this (video below)<\/em>:<\/p>\n

Rachel Campos-Duffy:<\/strong> I just feel for the President. I see the pain and the frustration. You do everything you’re supposed to do. You run the country well. You campaign your heart out, while the other guy’s in a basement. Then in the end, fraud and shenanigans at the local level, you’re robbed. We’ve all been robbed because when the elections don’t go well, when there’s fraud, when there’s these kinds of shenanigans, we all lose.
\nPete Hegseth:<\/strong> Yeah. Frustrated, but remains undeterred. He called it rigged, a sham, a shame, a couple of times. He said ‘I worry about the country having an illegitimate president.’ And if 77% of Republicans and Trump supporters believe the election was stolen, where do you go from there?<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Oh, the sorrow of this pitiful, unfortunate, Leader of the Free World<\/em>. Never mind that Campos-Duffy’s characterization of Trump as having “done everything,”<\/em> and “run the country well,”<\/em> wasn’t shared by a majority of the American people. And set aside that Joe Biden’s campaign, for whatever flaws you might assign to it, was victorious. And don’t bother trying to justify the claims of “fraud and shenanigans”<\/em> because there simply isn’t any evidence of it (Trump’s legal team lost in court 59 times so far<\/a><\/strong> for that very reason). These bootlicking sycophants still regard Trump – and America – as having been robbed.<\/p>\n

In addition to the flood of empathy pouring out of these sensitive Fox Newsers, Trump himself is tormented by his tragic circumstance. He poured out to Fox’s Brian Kilmeade in yet another suck up “interview”<\/em> on the network that Trump loves to hate<\/a><\/strong> and that some are now accusing of being complicit in the “Deep State”<\/em> conspiracy to destroy Trump<\/a><\/strong>. He whined that…<\/p>\n

“No judge has had the courage – including the Supreme Court – I am so disappointed in them. No judge has had the courage – including the Supreme Court of the United States has had the courage to allow it to be heard. The Supreme Court, all they did was say we don’t have standing. So they’re saying, essentially, the President of the United States, and Texas, and these other states, great states, they don’t have standing. They didn’t go into the evidence. If you would look at the evidence – thousands of pages of evidence – we have over a thousand affidavits from people that saw tens of thousands of ballots. But here’s the point: They’re winning these things on little technicalities, like a thing called standing. They’re saying the President of the United States does not have standing.”<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Actually, many courts have heard Trump’s case, but then dismissed it because it was lacking in evidence and legal reasoning. And “standing”<\/em> is not a “little technicality.”<\/em> It is core principle of the law that requires a plaintiff to establish damage and\/or loss. That means that, not only is the evidence considered, but also the claim that what the evidence shows produced tangible harm. Not a single court had found any of that.<\/p>\n

What’s more, Trump seems to think that he should have standing just because he’s the President. That’s another example of his laughably poor grasp of elementary legal concepts. Plus, you have to wonder why Trump failed to produce any of the evidence he is crowing about in a courtroom. Most likely because it has no validity and would be tossed out, even by the Republican-appointed judges who have already ruled against him.<\/p>\n

What Trump is demonstrating so plainly is that his facade of manliness is as fake as his invisible healthcare plan or his Mexican financed border wall. And despite his insistence that he is smarter than anyone in the known galaxy, he can’t even prevail over a rag-tag crew of jelly-bellied socialists. He’s having trouble facing the fact that he was outsmarted and beaten decisively by a candidate that he portrayed as “sleepy”<\/em> and “unfit to serve.”<\/em> So the question then is: What does that make Trump?<\/p>\n

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"They're winning these things on little technicalities, like a thing called standing." pic.twitter.com\/fPdLMHX3bg<\/a><\/p>\n

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) December 13, 2020<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n