“No one cares what you want, bro.”
Trump’s bootlickers that have made the journey to Manhattan at Trumps’s likely request found themselves in an unchartered situation. Previous Trump idolaters to the trial wore their matching suits and ties, the fashion signature of Trump, and were unscathed by protestors as they bloviated over their dear leader. They got lots of press. Today, they are getting press, too, just not the kind Trump would have wanted.
I suspect you will find it enjoyable.
A cadre of MAGA loyalists who had gathered to show their support for Donald Trump during his hush-money trial was shouted down by a bevy of cowbell-clanging anti-Trump protesters on Monday when they tried to speak outside of a lower Manhattan courthouse.
In what has become a familiar scene, several of the former president’s allies appeared in New York City on Monday to rail against Trump's prosecution and demonstrate to the 2024 White House hopeful their utter devotion to him. In recent days, a number of wannabe vice-presidential candidates and MAGA lawmakers have made the trek to curry favor with Trump and help him circumvent the judge’s gag order.
The group that flanked the twice-impeached ex-president this time around included South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson, former New York police commissioner Bernie Kerik, ex-Trump administration official Kash Patel, Trump senior advisor Jason Miller, and Rep. Andrew Clyde (R-GA). All but Patel, meanwhile, were customarily decked out in Trump’s standard red tie and navy suit combo.
Maybe the biggest bootlicker ever.
The state of NY rested today.
I bet there will be a repeat performance tomorrow. What say you? If I lived in NYC, I would be there.
