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I don’t think I’m breaking any new information when I tell you that there are those in America who don’t love President Trump. Shocking, I know. But what is unclear is why the follow him around to his rallies to hear him speak. They may as well sit on their comfy couches and be angry with the POTUS, but no, they’ve got to go to his events and show their displeasure.

This was the case when the President was speaking in Iowa on Wednesday. The crowd gathered to hear him talk about the nation, his administration and, well it’s Trump, you never really know exactly what you’ll get.

He began his remarks with a reminder about the politicians who were recently put in harm’s way because of the awful deranged shooter who decided to target the all the Republicans who he could find while they were playing baseball in Virginia recently. The President decided to do the kind thing and remind the nation that we need to extend our prayers and good thoughts. Of course, that was unacceptable to the liberal hordes who decided to flock to President Trump just to try and make his life a little more difficult. In his typical fashion though, he didn’t let it bother him too much.

Via The Blaze:

“President Donald Trump was speaking in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Wednesday night when protesters tried to interrupt his speech and rally.

Fortunately for Trump, his many supporters weren’t having it and, with their overpowering chant of ‘USA! USA!,’ drowned out the protesters’ cries.

Trump began the Iowa speech by sending condolences and prayers to injured House Majority Whip Steve Scalise (R-La.), who was injured last week in a shooting at a GOP congressional baseball practice in Alexandria, Virginia.
The president also acknowledged and celebrated recent Republican victories in special elections in South Carolina and Georgia.

As protesters at the event ramped up their jeers and boos, Trump stopped and motioned to wave them off. He laughed their angry cries off and said, “Never fails” with a winning smile.

The crowd then began their “USA” chant and police began to lead the protesters out.

The protesters were booed as they were ushered out of the arena.

‘And we love our police,’ Trump said. ‘We love our police.’

See the president in action in the video below.”
I just do not get how praying for an innocent person who was shot could offend anyone, ever, for any reason. And yet, since it was a republican that was hurt, we shouldn’t even wish that they get better any time soon. If that’s not the picture of hateful liberalism, I don’t know what is. I think that bi-partisan wish for bullet hole free life is supposed to be a given, no matter your politics.

But, wishing for a friend to get well wasn’t the only objectionable thing that the President did during his speech. He also had the audacity to call out the fake news again, and as you’ve probably guessed, the fake news didn’t care for it.

Via Real Clear Politics:

“At a Wednesday night rally in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, President Trump addressed attendees about the treatment he receives from the media and the reaction they would have had if Republican Karen Handel lost to Democrat Jon Ossoff in the GA-6 special election.

The crowd booed when Trump mentioned CNN and “phony NBC.” Trump poked fun at NBC for blaming bad weather for Handel’s win. Last night on MSNBC, Rachel Maddow asked if the “turnout effect” would have been different if not for the “bad weather.”