TrumpWorld becomes depressed over Trump’s praise of vaccines and boosters

Some of Donald Trump’s most ardent supporters and right-wing allies have opposed the former president’s twice impeachment in the past week due to his public endorsement of a COVID-19 vaccine and positive message. poles later about receiving booster vaccines.

The fringe figures stepped out of the woodwork to try and throw down the political leader they once hailed.

While standing on stage with disgraced former Fox News host Bill O’Reilly last weekend, Trump praised his administration’s rollout of a COVID-19 vaccine, a sticking point for TrumpWorld when the experts were apprehensive about backing the shots. “We did something historic,” Trump told the crowd. that he was booed. “We have completed a vaccine.”

Right-wing conspiracy theorist Alex Jones, along with countless other far-rights, is not pleased with Trump’s shining endorsement of a vaccine.

“Log in to it. Give it credit. Take it, sign in, believe it. Hell, we’re fighting Bill Gates and Fauci and Biden and the New World Order and Psaki and the Davos Team, “Jones raged on his daily show last week,” and now we’ve got it. Trump on their team! ”

Far-right “Stop the Steal” and organizer January 6 Ali Alexander There was also a shock to Trump about his newly discovered outspoken support for vaccines.

“Remember when Trump said you would play right into the hands of Democrats by mocking the hasty, ineffective shot?” Alexander wrote on Thursday afternoon on Telegram. “Yes, Joe Biden praises him and his booster shot. Trump, stop. Just stop. Take your position (powered by Fauci) and allow us to have ours (powered by science). This loss is getting nasty on an explosive level. “

However, the CEO of MyPillow, Mike Lindell, told The Daily Beast that he doesn’t care that Trump supports a vaccine because “he’s 100% against the mandate!”

The alleged leader of QAnon became an Arizona congressional candidate Ron Watkins endorsed after Trump doubled his vaccine support over the weekend in a interview with right-wing commentator Candace Owens.

“Oh no, vaccines work, but… the people who are very sick and have to go to the hospital are the ones who don’t get the vaccine,” Trump told Owens. “But it’s still their choice… Look, the vaccine results are very good, and if you get it, it’s a very minor form. People don’t die when they get the vaccine. “

Watkins hit back at Trump, calling vaccines “registered suicide shots” while telling his loyal QAnon followers to “choose life” over “compliance” and vaccinate.