Potus explains QAnon to room "The room fell silent. Nobody knew how to respond"

[kpete]

QAnon-enthusiast Lauren Boebert had won the Republican primary for Colorado's 3rd Congressional District. Consensus in the room was that Boebert's victory was a stunner. The president then addressed McConnell. "You know she’s a believer in that QAnon," he said. "Are you familiar with that, Mitch?" McConnell sat there stone-faced. He didn't move a muscle.

"You know, people say they're into all kinds of bad things and say all kinds of terrible things about them," Trump added. "But, you know, my understanding is they basically are just people who want good government."

The room fell silent. Nobody knew how to respond.

Then all of a sudden Meadows burst out laughing. "I have heard them described a lot of ways, but never quite like that," he said. The meeting participants broke down laughing. "In terror, quite candidly," said a source in the room.

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[OAITW r.2.0]

1. He's kinda fucked with that thinking.....

oh well.....

[magicarpet]

2. He is totally fuck,... good bye,.... get lost.

Too stupid to deserve a response.

[regnaD kciN]

3. For Mad King Donald, anything that would give him dictatorial power...

...qualifies as "good government."

[smirkymonkey]

4. Umm, yeah. Ok.

[RockRaven]

5. This is 100% a reflection of Trump's narcissism. He knows QAnon wants *him* therefore

they want "good government." It's how he defines good and bad. Donald = good. Anti-Donald = bad.

[UpInArms]

6. Proving, once again, that

He has no brain