Ha ha ha ha! Yep, I could'a guessed that.Originally Posted by BarryBobPosthole
From an article in today's paper:Here are a couple of excerpts from an interview a couple years ago regarding Trump:Daniels often took a more right-leaning bent, and often expressed a more strident, conservative tone.
You know, our economy’s doing good, all kind of things are going on .... it’s time for the United States of America to move forward, to put aside our differences and to heal our wounds.When we pay attention to political correctness and things that don’t really mean anything, we’re wasting time, energy and political capital by not getting something meaningful done. We spend time chasing rainbows.Like I don’t think there’s anybody in Congress who actually thinks that anybody in the Trump administration actually colluded with the Russians to the detriment of the United States. You know, I don’t think there’s anybody who really believes that. I think they’re just doing it, trying to make political points — trying to get one guy thrown out of office and another one put in. You know, if all the time, if all this energy, was put together on something meaningful …Continuing from a recent article:I’m not saying I do like President Trump, I have never endorsed political candidates. I don’t do that. I agree with them a lot of times, but it’s not really an endorsement. It’s … just the way I feel about things.
Daniels’ feelings can create controversy. He raised some eyebrows last summer when he spoke out against the removal of Confederate statues in southern states.
“If tearing them down did any good, I’d be all for it,” he says. “But I don’t see where it does any good. … What is it accomplishing? I mean, who is it really helping?
“There’s always going to be somebody that people disagree with. Always. There’s people I disagree with. I mean, I see things on TV that literally infuriate me. But the thing of it is, I don’t have to watch it. I just turn it off.”
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