She said she hates him - the way he looks, the way he talks (just his voice). She says he's rude, crude. She can't stand him.
Yet she voted for him because she and her family work in the oil industry, and he's good for industry while Biden would be a disaster.
She said she closed her eyes when she dropped her mail in ballot - for Trump - into the mail box.
People who hate Trump voted for him, but we're to believe Biden won in a landslide.
It's amazing how many people are stuck on "manners" and "tone and tenor". What's more important, if a person is polite or if he is just? Who's better, the well spoken guy who betrays you, or the guy with the tats who is loyal?
Pretty sure I am preaching to the choir here.
When I hear someone, in politics or in real life, speaking in carefully chosen well prepared words, I assume they are full of shit and respond with hostility.
Trump's tone is a good tone. It's direct. If he doesn't like what you're doing, he'll tell you. If you don't like that, you can tell him, swear him out. When it's all done, whether he was right or you were right, he'll keep working with you.