Donald Trump appeared at a campaign rally in the dark red state of Kansas on Tuesday evening and was greeted by numerous hecklers and protesters who repeatedly interrupted his comments, suggesting that even the Jayhawk State may be on the verge of electing a Democrat to the Senate for the first time since 1932.
Trump was attempting to boost the flagging political fortunes of incumbent GOP Sen. Roger Marshall, who is in a close race with his Democratic opponent, Adam Hamilton, but not everyone at the venue was glad to see the Criminal-in-Chief, who was repeatedly heckled and shouted down by members of the audience.
As he was speaking early in his remarks, Trump told those in attendance, “Please pretend I’m on the ballot. And I am, actually, if—”
The first interruption was met with this retort from Donnie: “You know what he is. They’re paid protesters.”
Seconds later, another person began to shout at Trump: “I fu—king hate you!”
“Oh, here’s another one. Listen to that one. I can tell by the voice, they get paid. How great is it to be at a Trump rally?”
A few minutes later, another woman called Trump a “coward,” which led him to respond, “Whatever you do, get out and vote so we can get rid of idiots like that.”
Some of the heckling was so loud that Trump had to try to speak over it as he told the audience, “So, we have two and a half people did that, and tomorrow the headlines are going to be, ‘Trump has to go through massive protest.’ No, we have—you know, they have 5,000 people standing outside watching a Jumbotron right now.”
When a young protester began to heckle the so-called president, he whined, “The amazing thing, these kids get paid $250 for that, and then they ruin their whole lives because they get arrested and they’ve got that for their whole life. They ruin—I don’t like to do it. Actually, a lot of times I say don’t do it… They get $250 and they get put up in jail sometimes and they destroy their entire lives. It’s such a shame.”
An older man wearing a cowboy hat also shouted down Trump and was escorted from the room by security, which led Trump to say, “Do we love our law enforcement? I love it. A lot of times it takes even longer. These guys are gone within seconds.”
Yeah, Trump and his slavish minions love law enforcement so much they beat Capitol police officers on January 6, 2021, killing one officer. The lawless Trump later pardoned all of those who had attacked cops on that horrific day.
If Republicans do indeed lose the Kansas Senate seat, it will be a sign that the Era of Trump has indeed crashed and burned. That alone is enough to hope for a massive Blue Wave on November 3.
