Trolls galore as Tomi Lahren says 'media mastermind' Trump doing 'excellent job' of making lemonade out of lemons

Tomi Lahren defended Donald Trump saying he's 'obsession of a lifetime' for 'leftist mainstream media'
Tomi Lahren praised Donald Trump calling him a 'media mastermind' (Getty Images)
Tomi Lahren praised Donald Trump calling him a 'media mastermind' (Getty Images)

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Fox News anchor Tomi Lahren served a refreshing pitcher of political analysis, suggesting that former President Donald Trump is expertly squeezing lemons into lemonade amid "political persecution."

In a Fox News segment, Lahren praised Trump's ability to capitalize on what she called unfair targeting by the left-leaning media and legal system.

Tomi Lahren praises 'media mastermind' Donald Trump 

Lahren said Trump is "an earned media mastermind," Lahren asserted, referencing Trump's knack for generating media attention, "and going back again to 2016, he mastered this, and a lot of other candidates have followed his lead."

Lahren asserted that Trump is "the obsession of a lifetime for the leftist mainstream media, so he's doing everything that he can to make lemonade out of the lemons that he has been given, and I think he's doing an excellent job of this."

Tomi Lahren claims Trump's critics trying to 'distract from Joe Biden'

Lahren also pointed out what she sees as a curious tactic by the left - painting Donald Trump as a "sleepy" figure to divert attention from President Joe Biden's own perceived shortcomings.

"I would also point out the left's really interesting approach of trying to make Donald Trump seem like the sleepy Donald Trump, or Donald Trump is not cognitively aware because he fell asleep," Lahren remarked, adding a touch of irony to the discourse. "I think that's really interesting that they're trying to distract from Joe Biden. I don't think anybody's buying it."

However, Lahren dismisses this strategy as a transparent attempt to deflect attention from Biden's own missteps. "Good job, media, but I don't think that it's resonating when you've got the current guy, President Joe Biden, in the office who quite literally falls asleep," she quipped.

Internet trolls Tomi Lahren for defending Donald Trump 

The flurry of reactions on social media to Trump's "lemonade" spin showcases the diverse perspectives surrounding his political maneuvering.

One user wrote, "Making license plates soon."



 

Another said, "God, what isn't he hawking? Now lemonade?"



 

Another added, "SWEET AS LEMONS JUST ADD SALT.  FUNNY HOW SALT MAKES LEMONS SWEET."



 

One replied, "And fudge, it appears."



 

One said, "Well, he can make it in jail."



 

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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