'She better look at the mirror': Woman trolled for praising Donald Trump's alleged act of 'exposing the evil' at NH rally

Donald Trump said, 'We are going to win the New Hampshire primary, then we are going to crush crooked Joe Biden next November'
Donald Trump urged New Hampshire voters on Saturday to support him in securing the Republican presidential nominee before any competitors could establish a foothold (Getty Images)
Donald Trump urged New Hampshire voters on Saturday to support him in securing the Republican presidential nominee before any competitors could establish a foothold (Getty Images)

DURHAM, NH: A Donald Trump supporter was trolled by internet users on Saturday, Dec 16 during the Trump rally in Durham, NH as she said that "Trump has exposed that evil."

With the 2024 presidential campaign's first fight only weeks away, Donald Trump urged New Hampshire voters on Saturday to support him in securing the Republican presidential nominee before any competitors could establish a foothold.

The former president was traveling through early-nomination states when he made his visit in Durham, citing his commanding lead in polls over a shrinking field of Republican contenders.

As Trump deals with several indictments and prepares for a potential rematch with President Joe Biden, the Democrat he lost to in 2020, they are attempting to thwart his electoral recovery.

Trump supporter says ex-president has 'exposed the evil'

A female Trump supporter was asked by a reporter what she is most concerned about and she said, "We’ve been under an evil control for many, many years and I feel Trump has exposed that evil."



 

During the rally, Trump said, "We are going to win the New Hampshire primary, then we are going to crush crooked Joe Biden next November. New Hampshire is going to weed out the insincere RINOs ... Republicans in name only."

Iowa starts the nomination process on January 15 while the New Hampshire primary is scheduled for January 23, eight days later.

Early on in the election cycle, Nevada and South Carolina are the next states to watch, followed by Super Tuesday on March 5—the day when the most delegates are up for grabs overall.

The Trump team believes there is a way for him to win the nomination before votes begin on Super Tuesday.

Internet trolls female Trump supporter

The comments by the female Trump supporter were not taken well by internet users and they ended up trolling her.

A user wrote, "Jfc. If she is looking for evil, she better look at the mirror," while one added, "How is possible for so many people to have that much difficulty interpreting reality?"

Another person mentioned, "In fact, she seems to literally be under evil control," whereas one commented, "Trump is the evil so how has he exposed himself especially as he’s against every Law & Order decision."

A person also mentioned, "Trump definitely exposed himself when he became president, that's for sure."



 



 



 



 



 

This article contains remarks made on the Internet by individual people and organizations. MEAWW cannot confirm them independently and does not support claims or opinions being made online.

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