Ronny Jackson's 'BEST' Trump Question Backfires Spectacularly On Twitter

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Rep. Ronny Jackson (R-Texas) asked a question on Twitter on Wednesday, but he probably didn’t like the answers he received.

Jackson, a conspiracy theorist and Donald Trump acolyte who as White House physician once claimed the then-president could live to 200, wrote:

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He received some 20,000 replies over the course of the day. However, many of them were variations on the same answer:

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https://www.yahoo.com/news/wing-lawmakers-best-trump-backfires-085401924.html

[PatSeg]

1. Ronny is such an idiot

Is he proficient at anything?

[TwilightZone]

5. Lies and cover ups.

[PatSeg]

8. Prolific perhaps,

but I'm not so sure about proficient. How could anyone that stupid become a doctor?

Edit to add: And a rear admiral in the Navy? Apparently he was a White House physician under both George W. Bush and Barack Obama, so he wasn't always this screwy. Trump seems to have that effect on people. Well, plus the drugs I suppose.

[TwilightZone]

10. It's an act.

All of these high-level professionals that seem to have become brain-dead morons are running a con job. They act ignorant because that's what the base wants.

Same with Trump. That same base convinced themselves that a rich Manhattan socialite was an every-man who could relate to them at their level. He knows his audience and plays them like a fiddle.

[PatSeg]

12. Yeah, that is true

though I must say in that case Ronny is an awfully good actor.

[TwilightZone]

16. So is Ben Carson.

Maybe, perhaps counter-intuitively, the education and experience better prepared them to fake it. I don't know.

It's also not a new tactic. Reagan was a master. I used to say that Reagan was a better actor as president than he ever was in Hollywood.

[plimsoll]

27. It was the Alzheimers.

In Hollywood he was trying to act. As President he thought he was acting.

[PatSeg]

37. Probably much like Trump believing

he is still on a reality television show.

[PatSeg]

36. Yes, I've said the same thing about Reagan

I guess that until he entered politics, he had never quite found the right role. He was truly a forgettable Hollywood actor.

[plimsoll]

25. In fairness to his audience.

Trump is a bully, so they have that in common.

[Mopar151]

34. Pro Wrestling characters

Exaggeration of their own personality traits, with the suggestion of erratic and crazy, and a side of shady. Some think that's real, and Congress is fake.

[OAITW r.2.0]

2. If I Twitted-

The best thing are the facts that he will be remembered as a 2 time popular vote loser, 2 time impeached President, and 1st pResident to lead an armed Insurrection against the United State3s of America.

[CatWoman]

3. i had fun on that thread yesterday

[Maraya1969]

4. How did these doctors get through medical school???????

But, you know after reading about how they all behaved at tfg's restaurant in Washington I can see so much of it was probably all just egos. tfg's being the biggest. His demands to be treated specially trickled down to his "friends of the day" and I'm sure they loved feeling so important.

So much so that they lose their all important connection with the actual world!

[mopinko]

9. medical school hell, he was a f'ing admiral in the navy.

[Maraya1969]

13. I have a doctor/relative/tfg supporter and I just let it slide recently that I think she is a

bumbling idiot. I actually thought she had hung up the phone after she called me "crazy"

She was always so smart. In recent years she has told me about Bill Gates putting microchips in Covid vaccines. I wonder if it was the conservative husband she married right out of high school that ruined her brain???

They do not think 2 inches in front of what they say. I remember looking up if chips can be implanted under the skin after I heard that and they can......but they are big and would never fit into a vaccine needle. They can be put in at a tattoo and piercing place.

[mopinko]

14. i have a sister that married a ditto head. she's the only thug in the family.

second marriage, and was so happy to find someone. i havent talked to her since '18. middle of campaign season. another sister's hubs died, and she was at a low boil for most of the week she was here.

[TwilightZone]

11. It's an act.

All of these high-level professionals that seem to have become brain-dead morons are running a con job. They act ignorant because that's what the base wants.

Same with Trump. That same base convinced themselves that a rich Manhattan socialite was an every-man who could relate to them at their level. He knows his audience and plays them like a fiddle.

[Maraya1969]

15. I've wondered about the former guy supporter/relative/md that I just wrote about in the post .

First she would get very mad if I ever said anything, "Political" and would be very defensive and change the subject if I did.

She also told me that she didn't want "Socialist healthcare" or rather she "Didn't believe in it"

And now I am coming to the conclusion that what guides her is money. She is always talking about working and how she needs to make money blah blah when she had made plenty of money of the years and has no kids.

Could it be that a lot of it with the highly educated tfg/supporters are just motivated by greed and they don't so much mind looking like idiots because of it?

"The love of money is the root of all evil"

I wonder.

[TwilightZone]

18. Look at it this way.

The only way that one can self-justify believing in people like Trump and agreeing with those tactics and positions is if they throw away any principles they might have.

"Could it be that a lot of it with the highly educated tfg/supporters are just motivated by greed and they don't so much mind looking like idiots because of it?"

Almost certainly. And the ignorance is quite intentional. Intentional ignorance is a defense mechanism and the only way they can justify believing things that are blatantly untrue and, in some case, just flat-out horrible.

I'm actually a bit amazed at how many people can pull it off.

[leftieNanner]

22. Good to know that when she hits 65

She won't be signing up for Medicare. Right?

[Maraya1969]

28. Oh she is a first class hypocrite. She took whatever stimulus money she could get for her practice.

Even if it was just a loan (Can't remember except her saying she was filling out forms online when she had to close for awhile)

I said it to her then....didn't make a difference.

[leftieNanner]

29. The Stimulus money was just a loan - BUT

If she could document that she used the money for the right things (payroll, for example) then she didn't need to pay it back.

Assuming you are talking about the Pandemic stimulus money.

[Maraya1969]

33. Yes I think that is what she did. But I guarantee you she will accept Medicare in 4 years and her

husband is probably getting it already.

[Totally Tunsie]

26. "The love of money is the root of all evil"

Mark Burnett foisted this monster on the American public with his production of "The Apprentice", which brought Chump directly into the living rooms of America. The rubes were charmed, impressed, and motivated by his "Money, Money, Money", thinking that surely he'd share the wealth if he were to become their sacred ruler. Every bit of the image is a lie, but it was swallowed hook, line, and sinker.

[ck4829]

17. Literally the current Senator Kennedy

Kennedy switched parties from Democratic to Republican and for some reason also developed a folksy accent.

It’s fake just like the rest of him, but his voters don’t seem to care about it. Textbook pandering.

[TwilightZone]

19. Sarah Palin is another good example.

People who worked with her prior to her nomination said that her entire persona during the nomination process was fake and that she was nothing like that prior to coming to national attention.

Then again, perhaps it was that "normal" Sarah that was the fake and she thought her true self would sell better to the R rubes.

[leftieNanner]

24. Sarah may just end up in Congress soon

She Marge and Boebert might form their own caucus.

[plimsoll]

31. I'm trying to imagine what Ted Cruz will have to do to stay "relevant."

He's another one who plays the moron, but if he's trying to outdo MTG, Boebert and Palin he'll have to be start faking severe head trauma.

[plimsoll]

30. Normal Sarah was supposed to be ruthless and more than a little corrupt.

The Sarah Barracuda stuff was from high school and was not a compliment to how she played basketball.

Classic mean girl. And all the guys she would have laughed at in high school bought it because that's what they were acculturated to "desire."

[Maraya1969]

32. I found a video of him talking normal!!!

Link to tweet

And this is the guy running against him!

https://twitter.com/GaryChambersJr


I think I might stick this up in the Louisiana forum.

[Aviation Pro]

6. The best is yet to come, quack.

When Bloated Tick dons his orange jumpsuit and later when I get to urinate and defecate on the public toilet that is his gravesite.

[meadowlander]

7. He was too stupid to get away with it.

[czarjak]

20. Rubes proving they're rubes.

[NCjack]

21. Looks like Ronnie drunk-tweeted.

[niyad]

23. The day he strokes out.

[reACTIONary]

35. "WAS" The best thing is...

... the past tense.