That's according to the latest pole count.
Who cares what the Poles think?
He confused his wife's picture with that of Jean Carroll. Trump's gaffes were a bit more serious than just forgetting what his wife looks like. For example, some people took his suggestion to inject disinfectant as a protection from COVID-19 seriously. At least one died, and poison control centers had an increase in emergencies with disinfectants. It was serious enough that makers of Lysol felt it wise to warn people against following Trump's suggestion.
www.nbcnews.com
Like Trump forgetting what country the head of Poland came from. Conservative commentator Charlie Sikes:
No problem. I'm glad you took it well, but I suppose the "Brandon" thing probably triggers some MAGA people; I'll be more careful about it in the future.
The poles are actual people putting in their 2 cents who they are voting for. It's a indication on where the votes may go.Who cares what the Poles think?
He confused his wife's picture with that of Jean Carroll. Trump's gaffes were a bit more serious than just forgetting what his wife looks like. For example, some people took his suggestion to inject disinfectant as a protection from COVID-19 seriously. At least one died, and poison control centers had an increase in emergencies with disinfectants. It was serious enough that makers of Lysol felt it wise to warn people against following Trump's suggestion.
WASHINGTON — The manufacturer of Lysol, a disinfectant spray and cleaning product, issued a statement warning against any internal use after President Donald Trump suggested that people could get an "injection" of "the disinfectant that knocks (coronavirus) out in a minute."
"As a global leader in health and hygiene products, we must be clear that under no circumstance should our disinfectant products be administered into the human body (through injection, ingestion or any other route)," a spokesperson for Reckitt Benckiser, the United Kingdom-based owner of Lysol, said in a statement to NBC News.
Lysol maker warns against internal use of disinfectants after Trump comments
A spokesperson for the cleaning product company said it had a responsibility to give accurate information to the public.
Donald Trump forgot what years he served as president while on the stand in his New York fraud trial Monday. He claimed at one point that he did not pay attention to his company’s financial statements in 2021 due to his busy schedule as commander-in-chief—despite the fact that he left office in January. “I was so busy in the White House, focusing on Russia and China and keeping our country safe,” Trump said of his duties that year.
Trump Forgets What Years He Was President While on the Stand in NY Trial
Shannon Stapleton/ReutersDonald Trump forgot what years he served as president while on the stand in his New York fraud trial Monday. He claimed at one point that he did not pay attention to his company’s financial statements in 2021 due to his busy schedule as commander-in-chief—despite the...news.yahoo.com
Like Trump forgetting what country the head of Poland came from. Conservative commentator Charlie Sikes:
MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” played a supercut of Trump’s slips over the weekend and questioned what was happening with the former president.
"What happened there?” asked host Joe Scarborough. “He gets in the middle of sentences, he is reading teleprompters and his mind still blanks out — Nikki Haley for Nancy Pelosi, Barack Obama for Joe Biden, and it is just so pathetic and sad. They're going, ‘he's doing it on purpose.’ No, he's not doing any of this stuff on purpose. Take the fact his mind blanks out and he looks lost."
Conservative guest Charlie Sykes expressed alarm that Trump is “less than 48 hours away” from effectively clinching the Republican nomination on Super Tuesday despite his 91 felony charges and “gaffe-filled speeches.”
"If there's any upside here, Joe Biden will be able to say, 'Yeah, I'm old, I'm stiff when I walk, but this guy is also old and crazy – he's dangerous, he's incoherent,'" Sykes said. "He needs to make that point.
https://www.salon.com/2024/03/04/he-looks-lost-alarm-after-mind-blanks-out-repeatedly-during-speech/
That led to a rambling appearance by Trump, which included several gaffes, including an odd moment when the former president insisted that “you can’t have an election in the middle of a political season.”
The former president added: “We just had Super Tuesday, and we had a Tuesday after Tuesday already.”
‘Feeble, Confused And Tired’: Donald Trump Torched After Bizarre Gaffe-Filled Appearance
The former president delivered a rambling performance as his legal battles heat up.
You be you don't be concern with what anybody says.
I'd be gone in a few days, I think. I had a failed career in stand up comedy, mostly because I was good at nailing hecklers. Turns out, clubs don't want anyone storming out, when they could be buying drinks. My bad.
Polls? As Reagan said, there's only one poll that counts.
He suggested that it would be a good idea to inject disinfectant:
In that case I guess you would have be a bit conservative, lol.
Even in the video he didn't say a good idea to inject disinfectant.
Well, no he didn't. He suggested that it be injected. Didn't you see the video?
He merely suggested doing it. And some people took him seriously.
Injecting, not drinking. Apparently a lot of people got that wrong. He suggested injecting disinfectant, not drinking it. Poison control center data suggests some people listened to him, but not carefully. They drank it. Which was probably a better idea than injecting it, horrible as that might be.
And how did cdc know that people listened to Trump and drank disinfectant?. Is there an article about that?
CDC doesn't deal with poisonings. Center for Disease Control, you know. The huge increase in disinfectant poisonings after Trump's suggestion to inject it, came from poison control centers. Could just be a remarkable coincidence that all those people started drinking disinfectant just when Trump suggested that disinfectant was a good way to prevent or heal COVID-19 infections.
Show me a link, here's what I found and know when covid 19 hit everyone was using disinfectants there was a huge increase you couldn't find anything in the stores.
www.cdc.gov
Hand cleaner, mostly. Apparently, some people had Lysol or other disinfectants handy. Some of them took Trump's suggestion seriously, judging by poisoning records.
CDC collects the data from other organizationsCDC doesn't deal with poisonings. Center for Disease Control, you know. The huge increase in disinfectant poisonings after Trump's suggestion to inject it, came from poison control centers. Could just be a remarkable coincidence that all those people started drinking disinfectant just when Trump suggested that disinfectant was a good way to prevent or heal COVID-19 infections.
Accidental Poisonings Increased After President Trump's Disinfectant Comments
Disinfectant poisonings were up as much as 121% in Apriltime.com
Hand cleaner, mostly. Apparently, some people had Lysol or other disinfectants handy. Some of them took Trump's suggestion seriously, judging by poisoning records.
Hypothesis. First, Trump suggests injecting disinfectant. Then a sudden rise in disinfectant poisonings in the United States. Hypothesis was that some people took him seriously, and ingested disinfectant.
It was an indication. Further research would be necessary to see if it was just an odd coincidence, or if some of Trump's people actually listen to his suggestions. It would be validated, if we could repeat those events.
