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

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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Thanks for honoring freedom of speech. Donald only cares 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? Do you think he visits them in prison, and thanks them for their support? 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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The_Jaguar_ Knight What do you believe Trump will do again?
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If a Republican becomes the next President, will the news media also want that President to fail?
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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?
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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 dictator.
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@jennybee327 Why did Trump not think that the States in which he won, was because of vote deception? Surely you can see why.
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Thanks for honoring free speech. Playing favorites is not a new HABIT for Presidents of the United States. It shouldn’t surprise anyone that Joe Biden pardoned his own son … although the aftermath of that behavior on Joe’s part is not going to bode well for him … or for his son Hunter. Last time Donald Trump was President … he issued 238 pardons and commutations between 2017 and 2021. These included a pardon of Charles Kushner, who is the father of Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner. Bill Clinton issued approximately 450 pardons and commutations between 1993 and 2001 (176 were issued on his final day in office). These included a pardon to his half-brother, Roger Clinton. Abraham Lincoln issued approximately 340 pardons and commutations during his 1861 to 1865 presidency. These included granting amnesty to his wife Mary’s half-sister, Emilie Todd Helm, whose Confederate general husband was killed in the Civil War. The moment Donald Trump becomes President again … he plans to pardon lots of people and that includes the renegades that Donald encouraged to attack the United States Capitol … that in turn … Donald vowed to protect when he first became the President. If we had the same power as do the Presidents of the United States ... should we not be honest and just admit that we always have favorites that we would want to protect … to impress … and to PARDON?
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Language is "tricky." For instance ... in this era, if a black person uses the N word in jest, it is acceptable. If a white person uses the N word (under almost any circumstance) it is considered hate speech. Yet just a short while back in history, those of the white race felt they could, and did use that word N at their leisure, and their pleasure, to in turn degrade and insult those of the black race. Rules concerning language are always changing. It's a pity that Jordan doesn't recognize that issue, and just go with the "flow." He's a very angry man, unless he is receiving the praise that he thinks he deserves.
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@vizuz I'm Canadian, and have never felt forced to use words that I find offensive. Jordan does not have to use any words that he finds offensive. He can just avoid using those words. Bill C-16, was put into law in 2016. Do you see anyone harassing Jordan for not speaking words? He's a showman, wanting attention. You don't see him incarcerated, and on his hunger-strike, do you? He has a huge following of evangelical Christians, that in turn, agree with Jordan's version of the Christian bible, that a god exists, that created only male and female. Silly people.
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Whoopi simply hit a nerve, especially among Christians. However, to prove Whoopi's point ... this is racism ... which is much different than antisemitism ... From the book … Forest G. Wood is the author of “The Arrogance of Faith.” Despite his best intentions, Jones, like virtually every southern clergyman, never doubted the innate inferiority of the black race.
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I'm 83 years of age, and I remember when teachers were forced in PUBLIC schools in Canada to read quotes from the Christian bible each morning before class started. I remember one of the teachers being very offended by such a LAW. It's time to realize that Christianity no longer rules the people of the earth ... nor the schools where religion of any sort has no "rights." If you want your child instructed by your personal religion, do home-schooling, or put that child in a religious school of your liking ... but do not force your religious indoctrination on others.
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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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John McCain played the same type of double-talking politics as did Donald Trump when “he” needed the antiabortion votes from the evangelicals. From the program on Television titled "Jesus Politics" ...In 1999, a year before his first speech for the White House, John McCain told the San Francisco Chronicle that he did not see a need in the near future to overturn Roe v Wade. He repeated his position on CNN. John McCain verbatim … "We all know, and it's obvious, that if we repeal Roe v Wade, tomorrow, thousands of young women will be performing illegal and dangerous operations." In 2008, in the South Carolina primaries, the senator said something quite different … John McCain verbatim ... "I do not support Roe v Wade. It should be overturned."
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Stubborn people don’t learn anything from history. The following pertains to pertussis (the whooping cough). From the book … 40 YEARS OF COUNTRY: LIFE OF A RURAL DOCTOR IN NORTHERN SASKATCHEWAN … author … Dr Mervin L Johnson Over the years we saw several out-breaks of pertussis, but this year was more severe. I remember running the full length of the hospital after I heard one of these kids coughing. If they were standing, they would begin coughing without a break, until they turned purple. The saliva would be thick and hanging from their mouth to the floor. When they had run out of breath, they would inhale with a loud whooping sound. Pertussis lasted for about three months and often after this it appeared that their airways had been damaged, and as a result they got infections a lot easier. It made me realize how important and necessary vaccinations were. This could have been totally prevented.
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Although this United States Supreme Court judge is now deceased, words from her book live on. From the book … My Own Words … author … RUTH BADER GINSBURG. Whether you are a Christian, or an Atheist … you better think hard and long, as you close one clinic after another … in the pretense that it protects “babies.” The lives of women are at stake here, and they are the lives of your mothers, daughters, aunts, friends … and even grandmothers. Then she made a point, nowhere addressed in the Breyer opinion, but embedded in the memories of women old enough to remember the days when abortion was illegal: “When a State severely limits access to safe and legal procedures, women in desperate circumstances may resort to unlicensed rogue practitioners, faute de mieux, at great risk to their health and safety.” (Later speaking with a reporter, she was blunt about the law’s purpose: “It seemed to me it was a sham to pretend this was about a woman’s health” rather than about making it harder to obtain an abortion.)
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The problem is, parents don't agree on what is and what is not appropriate to teach children ... so it's not as though parents are "united."
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