Here's a bit of an odd story that happened over the, uh, Christmas holiday season.
And that is that at an army base, the, uh, joint base Elmendorf Richardson up in Alaska,
I believe at their little shopping center that they had on the military base.
A little retailer came in, you know, like they do for the holidays, kind of set up a
quick little shop in the middle of a mall, and then they disappear forever until next
season.
Uh, that's basically what this was.
And he was selling among other things, little Christmas ornaments that had a little Teddy
bear with Trump hair, of course, in the Trump signature red tie.
So, you know, it was Trump holding a little sign that said, let's go Brandon.
And in case you've been living under a rock for the last few months, let's go, Brandon
is the cowardly way Republicans have taken to saying, Joe Biden.
So it's this little, little bear says, let's go Brandon insulting the president of the
United States on a military base.
But of course, by the time the complaints rolled in and the military said, okay, well,
let's look into this.
Oh no, the retailer's gone.
You know, the little temporary contracting, he had to run his little shop right there
in the base mall had expired and he had left gone.
So, you know, no harm, no foul selling Christmas ornaments, attacking the commander in chief
of the United States, military on a military base.
Now I have no problem with let's go, Brandon, if you wanna show the world how stupid you
are by putting it as a flag on your house.
I know, cause my brother-in-law has one on his, uh, if you wanna wear it on a shirt,
put it on a bumper sticker.
I don't care that doesn't offend me.
Do whatever the hell you want to do.
I mean, after all, it's not like there weren't Donald Trump, uh, uh, items, coffee mugs,
and things like that that were sold during the Trump years.
It's all fair game.
Go for it.
Absolutely.
Where I draw a line and where I think all of America needs to draw a line is when things
like this are pedaled on military basis because you see those troops, everyone from the newest
enlistees to the most senior of generals have sworn to protect the United States.
And of course, part of that means taking orders from the president of the United States.
So purchasing or even offering to sell them on us government property, something that
says, the commander in chief of the United States, military.
Yeah.
That's where I draw the line.
And I think everybody else should be able to draw a line there too.
It's very clear and simple.
These people are being paid with our tax dollars.
This is property that the United States owns.
These are people who have to take orders from that very person.
And they're being offered a little, let's go, Brandon Trump bear.
And I'm sure probably sold like hot cakes, right?
This is deplorable.
You know, Hillary Clinton got a lot of things wrong in her 2016 presidential campaign, the
basket of deplorable statement.
Wasn't one of them that was one of the most accurate things.
Hillary Clinton never said while running for president, because is that is what these individuals
truly are.
Imagine for a second.
You're at your office, let's say your boss's name is, you know, Jonathan, you know, mega
Jonathan Smith is his name and you get a coffee mug that says, you, Jonathan Smith.
And you're walking around drinking from it all day at the business that Jonathan Smith
owns you work for Jonathan Smith.
Do you think that would be appropriate?
Do you think that Jonathan Smith would look at that and be like, ha ha.
That's cool and funny.
No, you'd be fired.
Well, it's the same thing on the military base vote.
That's the point I'm driving at.
These are people who technically work for president Joe Biden.
He can give them orders.
They have to do what he says.
He is effectively their boss.
So yes, that's where I draw the line, selling it on government property to government employees.
All because your feelings are still hurt that Donald Trump didn't win the 20, 20 election.
Suck it up.
Losers.
You got three more years to go.