Comments by "June VanDerMark" (@junevandermark952) on "Fox News" channel.

  1. Since the so-called Founding Fathers created the United States Government … citizens allowed to vote, have been complaining of a “broken system.” In countries where there is more than one party vying for office … of course the system is broken. A broken system is the only system that gives citizens a choice of which party receives their personal votes. The alternative to a broken system, is, one man, such as Putin being in complete control of all decisions. If Donald Trump were to win the next election … The United States would ultimately BE “The Party of Donald Trump.” It’s normal for politicians to squabble among each other … and if they don’t become roque and try to do away with The United States Constitution … all will be as “normal.” Donald Trump was the only President to go ROGUE, and to instigate and support his angry followers to in turn attack the very government that (when he took office) he promised to HONOR and PROTECT. As did The Founding Fathers, Donald Trump does not have the interest of the citizens of the United States “in mind.”
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  2. Thanks for honoring my freedom of speech. I suggest that concerning a second term at being President … the following should be Donald Trump’s New (see through) Mantra. “Let’s over-throw the United States Constitution so that I … *DONALD TRUMP … can become the DICTATOR of what USED to BE the pathetic government of the united states of America.”
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  3. I suggest it is everyone in the United States (including Republicans) that should be afraid of Donald Trump winning the next election. Republicans in office laughed at the idea that Donald Trump could become the President. However, once he became President and started firing them, they realized it was no longer a laughing matter. Donald Trump was just using the word Republican to achieve his grandiose scheme of making the United States government over in his own personal image. I had respect for both Republican and Democrat Presidents, that in turn had the utmost respect for the United States Constitution ... but had and have absolutely no respect for Donald Trump, OR for his radical supporters that attacked the United States Capitol. If he wins again ... there will only BE the law of Donald Trump, and that will make Vladimir Putin very happy, because he perceives that Donald Trump is a very dumb man, that HE can use for his own AIMS.
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  4. The term should not be "political correctness." It should be "polite correctness." The word "political" makes the "government" the focus, and the supposed culprit of all the dissention, whereas the word "polite correctness,” puts the responsibility where it belongs, which is on the individual. Should we not always be asking ourselves, "Am I being polite, or am I a big part of the problem?" It was not the government that enforced a law that the “N” word had to stop being used. It was those of the black race that rightfully complained that that was derogatory, and they wanted people to respect them by using the term “Black race.” Now, in “polite” company, people use the term “Black race.” The government has never forced people to either use words, or to stop using words. As civilians, we monitor our own language. And if a citizen feels forced to use words that show respect of a certain group, then that person should take the complaint to the Supreme Court if he or she feels it is necessary, but we should not blame the leaders of the government. Concerning language, when it pertains to likes and dislikes, they are just ordinary citizens.
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  5. The first President of the United States, George Washington, under the question, Party, wrote, Unaffiliated. I suggest that Donald Trump also should have stated Unaffiliated under Party, because he didn’t have any intention whatsoever of following Republican policies. He wanted to rule supreme with a heavy hand all his own making. The writing was on the wall, when Republicans became terrified of being fired if they dared to state their own opinions that, in turn, disagreed with the opinions of "the Donald." I suggest that had he won another four years, there wouldn’t have been any laws, except the laws that Donald dictated. And the problem is, some Republicans still in office that don't want to lose their positions in government, are terrified that if by chance he were to win the next election, they would also be fired if they dared (now) to go against him. It takes brave people to stand up against such a want to be dictator.
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  6. Trump is a sore loser. He's the only President to go "down" in history as not being able to "let go." And by the way, he didn't complain about being cheated in the States where he 'won' the majority of votes.
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  7. Joe Biden doesn't know how to deal with those who loved Donald Trump's style, because there isn't an way of being polite to rude people. Rude people only want to hear their own voices. Rude people LOVE Donald Trump because he reflects their own anger and rudeness back to them. It wouldn't matter which President was in office now, whether Republican, or Democrat ... because any soft-spoken man will be perceived as being weak and never be able to compete with the blustery lies and arrogance of Donald Trump. He ruined the political system in the United States. My father used to say that the people ultimately end up with the type of leader they deserve. Maybe he was right. Maybe Donald will win the next election, overthrow the United States Constitution, and become the dictator that the spoiled and rude radicals of the United States deserve.
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  8. Thanks for honoring free speech. Elon will only be in Donald's "good books," if Elon obeys Donald's every ORDER. From the book … The Divider: Trump in the Whitehouse 2017 to 2021 by author Peter Baker and author Susan Glasser “Trump wasn’t trying to lead a unifying team,” said one White House official caught up in it. “He wasn’t trying to prevent the rivalries and squabbles and the knife-fighting. It was almost Apprentice-esque. He liked competition and infighting among the people below him. It’s like a competition for his favor. The result was an insecure president who fostered perpetual insecurity on his staff. As much as Trump talked about loyalty as a paramount value, what he meant was loyalty to him, never from him.
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  9. Just as Donald didn't care about those who got in trouble for supporting his will to attack the very government that he promised to protect and honor when he became President ... Donald will not take responsibility for his own nasty behavior now. Young angry people that support him now (if they become violent again) could end up incarcerated. Donald could protect them from their own anger ... by admitting that HE was wrong ... and that his own behavior is the reason he has a guilty verdict in the court. But he WON'T ... because he doesn't CARE how much his idolizing followers suffer. It's ALL about "THE DONALD." What a selfish man.
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  10. Do any of you ever consider that by refusing to take the vaccine, you are causing deaths ... which is, taking the ultimate freedom away from others that in turn die from the virus?
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  11. Thanks for honoring free speech. When even right-wing Evangelical Christians that are anti abortion complain about Donald going too far ... it might be time to pay attention. From the book … To Offer Compassion: A history of the Clergy ... a History of the Consultation Service on Abortion ... author Doris Andrea Dirks ... and ... Patricia A. Relf During the 2016 election cycle, calls to overturn Roe v. Wade continued. As a candidate in the Republican primaries, Donald J. Trump went so far as to say that if abortion were recriminalized, "there has to be some form of punishment" for women who have abortions, a position so extreme that even antiabortion groups such as Right to Life disavowed it. He quickly modified his stance to call only for punishment for the person performing the abortion, saying "Women punish themselves."
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  12. News medias that favor one party over another, cause people to be angry, and feeds their wrath in the urge to riot. Of course negativity sells, big time, so nothing is going to change.
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  13. I wonder how Elon would like to be told that HE was fired from his job ... when he didn't have any money in the bank to support his many children?
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  14. At one time ... those with colored skin were not allowed in "white" public bathrooms. I suggest that bathrooms without urinals and with public private stalls that are open to all genders ... is the answer. It would not bother me if men or women or those who are born with both male and female organs use a public bathroom, as long as we all respect each other's space and genders. It's just a matter of learning respect for those who are "different." Piers Morgan is a staunch Catholic ... so it's only natural that he comes at all subjects with the idea that his "perspective" is aligned to that of his "heavenly father."
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  15. The first President of the United States, George Washington, under the question, Party, wrote, Unaffiliated. I suggest that Donald Trump also should have stated Unaffiliated under Party, because he didn’t have any intention whatsoever, of following Republican policies. He wanted to rule supreme with a heavy hand all his own making. The writing was on the wall, when Republicans became terrified of being fired if they dared to state their own opinions that, in turn, disagreed with the opinions of "the Donald." I suggest that had he won another four years, there wouldn’t have been any laws, except the laws that Donald dictated. And the problem is, some Republicans still in office that don't want to lose their jobs, are terrified that if by chance he were to win the next election, they would also be fired if they dared (now) to go against him. It takes brave people to stand up against such a want to be dictator.
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  16. Thanks for honoring free speech. There shouldn’t be any question that in his first term as President ... Donald Trump ruled OVER the Supreme Court judges of the United States … and that in his second term in office … ALL new laws in the United States … will be DICTATED BY Donald Trump … TO Donald Trump’s advantage. From the book … Nine Black Robes: Inside the Supreme Court’s Drive to the Right and It’s Historic Consequences … author … Joan Biskupic. When lower-court judges ruled against him or his policies, he suggested he had only to reach the Supreme Court to prevail. He understood that his approach to Supreme Court appointments mattered to the public. “The Supreme Court was one of the main reasons I got elected President,” Trump tweeted midway through his term. At the time, and throughout his first full year, Trump was unconcerned with sending the “wrong message.” He mocked norms. Unlike some leaders in the legal arena, and many law professors, none of the Supreme Court justices referred in public to Trump’s provocations. They said nothing when Trump attacked Judge Curiel as “a Mexican” who could not be fair, or when he denounced Judge Robart and others who ruled in the travel ban cases. Perhaps it was difficult then to imagine how Trump’s words and deeds would affect public regard for the rule of law. He was so unlike any other American president. He was never chastened, never regretful. And in his first year, there seemed no penalty for what he said or did.
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  17. A messy government is where there is more than one party allowed. The politicians police each other, and bicker back and forth to try to win elections. What a wonderful system. In a dictatorship, there is one man that rules, and you follow his "advise," or meet a swift end to your lives. Do not KNOCK the government in the United States. It is good, BECAUSE it is messy. Of course it's not perfect. The politicians have to try to appease a whole lot of spoiled people, who all want only their own personal laws to dictate the lives of others. I live in Canada, and no matter which party is in power, I am thankful every day for the treatment I receive, and by the way ... I live in a trailer, in a trailer park. When you want too much, you might end up with someone in power such as Donald Trump, who, with his slick tongue will promise you anything ... just to get your votes ... and then WATCH OUT.
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  18. Please do not take away my freedom of speech by deleting this post. If, as parents, you had not vaccinated your children to prevent polio, or smallpox and those children had caught either disease, you would have been perceived as horrible parents. But because the Covid virus most often kills those who are old and in poor health, and even younger ones in poor health, you think you have a right to refuse being vaccinated and refusing to vaccinate your children. Shame on YOU. It was because everyone chose to cooperate in taking the polio and smallpox vaccines that those diseases became eradicated from planet earth.
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  19. Do any of you protesters ever consider that by refusing to take the vaccine, you are causing deaths ... which is, taking the ultimate freedom away from others that in turn die from the virus? Trudeau is trying to protect us from dying of the virus.
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  20. Everybody has questions and criticisms, but how far does anyone want to go to provoke Putin concerning his threat of nuclear war? Do any of you have answers ... or just criticisms? Do you want Biden to make the first move against Putin? Talk is cheap ... isn't it though.
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  21. The term "vigilante justice" is oxymoronic. Vigilantes are not seeking justice. Vigilantes demand instant gratification. To seek any semblance of Justice, it must be done through the court system ... not by creating havoc in the streets, that in turn disrupts the lives of peace-seeking citizens, by turning their lives into a nightmare.
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  22.  @theresa9563  Those of you who wanted Donald Trump to overthrow the United States government, wanted to be the ones to also overthrow the government, so that you could dictate to others the new set of rules. Don't deny it ... because that is what you were, and are, thinking. You liked his bombastic style, simply because that would be your style … if only you had the power.
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  23.  @theresa9563  Donald only cared about your vote. He didn't care one iota about YOU. If he cared about his followers, he would have wanted to PROTECT THEM from being incarcerated ... rather than encouraging them to break the law that he KNEW would cause them to be incarcerated ... and have a record ... for attacking the Capitol. Do you think that Donald CARES about the harm he caused them? Several of Donald Trump’s followers were incarcerated for their involvement in the January 6, 2021 attack on the U.S. Capitol. Here are a few notable cases: John Sullivan, also known as “Jayden X,” was convicted on numerous charges, including felony obstruction of an official proceeding and civil disorder. He sought to “incite violence” and “foment anarchy” during the attack. Sullivan had different political beliefs and was perhaps the only defendant who showed up at the Capitol despite not subscribing to the goals of the protest. He received a six-year prison sentence. A Trump supporter assaulted law enforcement officers with a Trump flag and used a giant Trump billboard as a battering ram during the Capitol riot. This individual was sentenced to 46 months in prison. Another Trump supporter, who attacked officers while wearing a “MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN” sweatshirt, received a 12-year federal prison sentence. In total, nearly 1,000 individuals involved in the Capitol riot have been convicted or pleaded guilty. These cases highlight the legal consequences faced by those who participated in the violent events on that day.
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  24.  @GehraRajyaKaAnmolTattu  That is what I am doing ... and as you can see ... when they read what I post ... they GET IT. Donald Trump only uses people for their votes. My guess is, he doesn't visit those people that are incarcerated for attacking the Capitol that occurred because of Donald's encouragement. They can rot in prison for all he cares. They served his purpose. And if more young angry people try breaking the law ... they will also end up incarcerated ... and all for Donald ... who only cares about his own interests. What a selfish man.
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  25. As a President … Donald Trump is an enigma … in the sense that he is hard … but not impossible … to understand. All other Presidents wanted to unite their citizens under one union. For instance … Abraham Lincoln wanted the slaves to be freed … but even more important to Abe (than freeing the slaves) was to keep the union UNITED. Donald on the other hand is a DIVIDER. He thrives on encouraging citizens to fight against each other. If you are a supporter of Donald … you will tend to be angry at those who refuse (as do you) to idolize Donald. But if on the other hand … you want Donald exposed for breaking and remaking laws that no other President even wanted to break and remake … you will tend to be angry at those who continue to idolize Donald and his erratic behavior. Either way … Donald has won … because the bottom LINE is … he thrives on continually “stirring the pot.” And now his erratic behavior results in people all over the world being angry at each other … so he keeps on making up ridiculous plots that will reward him with disrupting any semblance of what otherwise might equate to that word … peace. *And we should all realize that he can’t be EXPECTED to quit such behavior … because he is TOTALLY ADDICTED to his own mirror image… reflecting back to him that he is … on ALL ACCOUNTS … a man of UNDEFEATABLE POWER. He made it plain to everyone … when even before the votes were counted … and he thought he was going to lose the election to Hillary Clinton … LIED that the election was rigged. He never did have any respect for The United States Constitution … and he proved it when (as a sore loser) he encouraged his renegade followers to ATTACK the very Capitol that he VOWED to protect when he first became President. It was SUCH a shame that his lust-filled supporters didn’t even notice that in the 2016 election … in the States where Donald WON the MOST votes … he didn’t complain that THOSE votes were rigged. His devout adoring followers … just kept on supporting his childish Tantrums … voting him into office in 2024 … and as a result … he is the very first DICTATOR to run the government of what USED to BE The “UNITED” States of America.
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  26. There are many people in Canada supporting Prime Minister Trudeau. He is giving the protesters their freedom to demonstrate, but not to break the laws by blocking highways. My guess is, this will not end well for vigilantes.
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  27. Just as Donald didn't care about those who got in trouble for supporting his will to attack the very government that he promised to protect and honor when he became President ... Donald will not take responsibility for his own nasty behavior now. Donald could protect his angry followers from their own anger ... by admitting that HE was wrong ... and that his own behavior is the reason he has a guilty verdict in the court. But he WON'T ... because he doesn't CARE how much his idolizing followers are suffering for being incarcerated … some of them for years. It's ALL about "THE DONALD." What a selfish man.
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  28. Talk-show hosts are scared of Jordan. Not because Jordan is wise ... but rather because Jordan is cunning and cutting, and his use of fancy words confuses those who try to debate with him. Jordan is a nasty man, but his day will come when people will see "through" him. It just takes time.
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  29. Thanks for honoring free speech. Donald Trump breaks laws ... so that he can make them over into his own image. There shouldn’t be any question that in his first term as President ... Donald Trump ruled OVER the Supreme Court judges of the United States … and that in his second term in office … ALL new laws in the United States … will be DICTATED BY Donald Trump … TO Donald Trump’s advantage. From the book … Nine Black Robes: Inside the Supreme Court’s Drive to the Right and It’s Historic Consequences … author … Joan Biskupic. When lower-court judges ruled against him or his policies, he suggested he had only to reach the Supreme Court to prevail. He understood that his approach to Supreme Court appointments mattered to the public. “The Supreme Court was one of the main reasons I got elected President,” Trump tweeted midway through his term. At the time, and throughout his first full year, Trump was unconcerned with sending the “wrong message.” He mocked norms. Unlike some leaders in the legal arena, and many law professors, none of the Supreme Court justices referred in public to Trump’s provocations. They said nothing when Trump attacked Judge Curiel as “a Mexican” who could not be fair, or when he denounced Judge Robart and others who ruled in the travel ban cases. Perhaps it was difficult then to imagine how Trump’s words and deeds would affect public regard for the rule of law. He was so unlike any other American president. He was never chastened, never regretful. And in his first year, there seemed no penalty for what he said or did.
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  30. Those of you who wanted Donald Trump to overthrow the government, wanted to be the ones to also overthrow the government, so that YOU could dictate to others the new set of rules. Don't deny it ... because that IS what you were, and are, thinking. You liked his style, simply because that would be your style, if only YOU had the power.
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  31.  @liberatemi9642  No. I am 82 years of age, so being a journalist would not work. However, you made my day. Thank you.
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  32.  @josephgaviota  I don't know what you think unless you tell me. So, please tell me what your personal thoughts are all about. Are you a Trump idolizer?
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  33.  @josephgaviota  If you don't want to discuss the subject, then just say, "I don't want to discuss the subject."
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  34. It's not only sad ... it's very nasty ... when politicians use negativity to try to outdo each other. During Donald's first Presidency, he didn't become totally nasty with Canada ... as occurred this time around. Whatever point he is trying to make ... is not going to work for the betterment of either Canada ... or the United States ... or any other countries ... because bullies always run into others ... that are anxious to RETALIATE.
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  35.  @Foxfire5-fg7mw  Do you not agree that when Donald goes on the offensive against other countries ... that people in other countries will perceive him as the enemy ... rather than the friend?
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  36. This Left vs Right nonsense is simply a ruse. Let's get to the real issue of what people want ... period. Do you want to have your personal religious views put into public school curriculum ... such as ... The Christian Bible says that a god created male and female only? Is that what you want? Let's stop with the Left and Right jargon, and tell it "like it is?" What curriculum do you want put into PUBLIC schools? Is it your version of the bible?
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  37. During his term in office ... Donald fired every Republican that dared to disagree with Donald's "policies." Many Republicans laughed at the idea that he "could" be voted in as President ... but they quit laughing when he won, and had control over them. If Donald Trump wins the next election, the United States can say goodbye to the Constitution, because it will then be "The party of Donald Trump." Previous Republican Presidents had great respect for the Constitution. Donald Trump has respect for Vladimir Putin.
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  38. If you don't see it, it's because you don't want to see it. Before he ran for office of President, Donald was pro-choice for women. But he needed the votes. He didn't care about the women at all. From the book … To Offer Compassion: A history of the Clergy ... a History of the Consultation Service on Abortion ... author Doris Andrea Dirks ... and ... Patricia A. Relf During the 2016 election cycle, calls to overturn Roe v. Wade continued. As a candidate in the Republican primaries, Donald J. Trump went so far as to say that if abortion were recriminalized, "there has to be some form of punishment" for women who have abortions, a position so extreme that even antiabortion groups such as Right to Life disavowed it. He quickly modified his stance to call only for punishment for the person performing the abortion, saying "Women punish themselves."
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  39.  @carrolbrooks2143  During his TV days, Donald claimed that the Emmy awards were rigged, when his show The Apprentice was beaten by The Amazing Race. So it was hardly surprising, that when he lost the Republican Caucuses in Iowa in February 2016, he said that Ted Cruz cheated, and should be disqualified. After that, Ted Cruz became Donald's political puppet. He was afraid of what Donald would do next to ruin his career and his life. If Donald were to be voted in again, it wouldn’t be long and other Republicans would also be Donald’s sock puppets … and be forced do everything Donald's way … or be fired, and have their reputations ruined by Donald's lies.
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  40.  @carrolbrooks2143  It was said that when Donald Trump was President, he never started a new war with any other country, and that is true. However, he tried to start a civil war within the United States, in the hopes that he would be able to become a complete dictator. And once he ruled with an iron hand in the United States, nothing would stop him from going to war with other countries. Dictators are never satisfied unless they are dictating at others how to obey their own "personal" rules.
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  41.  @carrolbrooks2143  The first President of the United States, George Washington, under the question, Party, wrote, Unaffiliated. I suggest that Donald Trump also should have stated Unaffiliated under Party, because he didn’t have any intention whatsoever of following Republican policies. He wanted to rule supreme with a heavy hand all his own making.
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  42. Thanks for honoring freedom of speech. When Hillary Clinton lost the election to Donald Trump, if she had encouraged her followers to attack the Capitol the way Donald encouraged his followers to attack the Capitol when he lost the election to Joe Biden, do you think Donald would not have wanted Hillary to be incarcerated (or maybe worse) for her crime against the government over which Donald suddenly ruled supreme? If Hillary had even dared to rock Donald's boat as the new President, we don't know for certain what Donald (with his new and impressive sense of ultimate power) would have done to Hillary, but we should know that it would not have been at all good FOR Hillary. In total contrast to Donald’s erratic and dictatorial behavior, was the striking message from the Republican Ronald Reagan when he was leaving the office as President, “We must always remember that our strength lies in our respect for the Constitution and the Bill of Rights, and our determination to preserve it for our children and their children.” If Donald becomes President again … his first JOB will be to do away with the Constitution and with any news media outlet that expresses a negative word against his erratic behavior. And he WILL create … “The Law According to Donald Trump” … as THAT is his aim. Guaranteed … you followers won’t be in support of his bullish behavior then.
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  43. Thanks for honoring my freedom of speech. I suggest that concerning a second term at being President … the following should be Donald Trump’s new (see through) Mantra. “Let’s over-throw the United States Constitution so that I … *DONALD TRUMP … can become the DICTATOR of what USED to BE the pathetic government of the united states of America.”
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  44. Those of you who wanted Donald Trump to overthrow the government, wanted to be the ones to also overthrow the government, so that YOU could dictate to others the new set of rules. Don't deny it ... because that IS what you were, and are, thinking. You liked his style, simply because that would be your style, if only YOU had the power.
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  45. During his term in office ... Donald fired every Republican that dared to disagree with Donald's "policies." Many Republicans laughed at the idea that he "could" be voted in as President ... but they quit laughing when he won, and had control over them. If Donald Trump wins the next election, the United States can say goodbye to the Constitution, because it will then be "The party of Donald Trump." Previous Republican Presidents had great respect for the Constitution. Donald Trump has respect for Vladimir Putin.
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  46. How about the term “polite correctness?” I suggest that the term should not be "political correctness." It should be "polite correctness." The word "political" makes the "government" the focus, and the supposed culprit of all the dissention, whereas the word "polite correctness,” puts the responsibility where it belongs, which is on the individual. Being that when we don't get our own way, we are such angry creatures, we should always be asking ourselves ... "Am I being polite," or "am I part of the problem?"
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  47. The term "vigilante justice" is oxymoronic. Vigilantes are not seeking justice. Vigilantes demand instant gratification. To seek any semblance of Justice, it must be done through the court system ... not by creating havoc in the streets, that in turn disrupts the lives of peace-seeking citizens, by turning their lives into a nightmare.
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  48.  @joshjacobs5313  So far ... they're sitting still.
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  49. The Canadian government is the best government in the world. The fact that people are dying at our borders trying in despair to have the lives that we have, makes it plain the extent of how we take the freedoms that we have for granted.
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  50.  @joshjacobs5313  Blocking highways, is a nasty way of "sitting still."
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