Umm, I don't know how you got the idea that I insinuated "all" veterans voted for Trump. It is not in the post you quoted. Of course I don't think "all" veterans voted for Trump. That's nonsense. I personally know 3 vets who didn't vote for him.
There is really nothing "difficult to understand" from the post I made.
If you took exception to:
I said that in response to what was said in the article I posted:
Now ... feeling "betrayed" by the Trump administration might insinuate they voted for him, hence the first quote above^ . Of course I don't KNOW if they voted for him, but feeling "betrayed" by him .... kinda gives the idea they may have pulled the wrong lever at the voting booth.
I did pivot to Farmers mostly in that post you took offence to. after all this is a "schadenfreude" thread. I said "virtually all" and "many" when mentioning US farmers fealty to Trump and most likely voting for him in mass. Obviously they are feeling the leopards slowly tearing their faces apart , especially in Wisconsin where GOP reps are not even showing up to face their concerns
Republican lawmakers no show as western Wisconsin farmers complain of Trump chaos, disruption • Wisconsin Examiner
Western Wisconsin farmers expressed concerns about Trump administration tariffs and budget cuts; Republican representatives failed to show
wisconsinexaminer.com
Yet another state that overwhelmingly voted for Trump already feeling the negative impacts of that decision.
'Public lands will suffer': Idaho, home to seven national forests, loses integral forest service employees across the state to Trump terminations
Patrick Shea is worried about Idaho’s public lands. He’s concerned about the inconvenience of overgrown trails and dirty bathrooms, and the dangers and destruction of unchecked wildfires and floods.
www.spokesman.com
Now, do I think that "all" these workers at the US Forest Services voted for Trump ... Of course not! BUT, this IS Idaho, so I will go with "many" to "most" more than likely voted for him, if I had to guess. Ok with you?
The good people of Idaho should be happy to see Donald Trump fulfilling his campaign promise of eliminating the "deep state" at the US Forest Service. Soon he will do so at Veterans Affairs and those who help the agricultural interests and the well being of Idaho to deal with issues like wildfires, response/calling in fires, keeping trails open, communicated with trail users and backpackers for hazards and emergencies, water management and contamination, forest management, pests and diseases, cleaning of bathrooms etc. etc.
Shocking!!
