American Left Support Religious Fascism In Iran: TDS To The Max

khamenei rouhani american left. Cartoon by NewsBlaze.com
Khamenei and Rouhani supported by the American left. Cartoon by NewsBlaze.com

Editor’s Note: I usually write a long story to go with cartoons, but I’m almost lost for words! Almost. Democrat voters have become so damaged by Trump Derangement Syndrome (TDS) that they’ve lost the ability to form any coherent thoughts. The American left now support Iran’s religious fascism. It really is Trump Derangement Syndrome to the max!

What are they thinking?

Democrat politicians have their supporters so wound up that they would rather support the murderous Iranian regime than their own president. The Iranian people are standing up to the mullahs, without weapons, just as they did before, but this time, the big difference is that Obama won’t bail out the mullahs.

The American left, on the other hand, are supporting the mullahs, who would kill them all in a heartbeat, if they had the opportunity.

After a 40-year wait, the people of Iran have another chance to take their country back. They are grateful to Donald Trump for his stance against the religious fascist mullahs.

Whether the loony left like it or not, Trump is their president, and probably will be for another five years. And the reason they appear to be set to lose the next election is they are incapable of selecting a viable candidate.

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