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The entire globalist establishment has put forward a vast array of conspiracy theories regarding President Donald John Trump. This includes the media, academia, politicians, and others on both the left and the establishment right. The difference between a Never Trumper and a mainstream conservative is the promotion of blatantly false conspiracy theories about the President, claims that he is bigoted, and the refusal to give him any credit. Ben Shapiro, for instance, is not a Never Trumper,^[1][2] and has even advocated against establishment Republicans running against him in 2020.^[3]

Bigotry

President Donald John Trump is a Zionist,^[4][5] libertarian on LGBT issues, and has appointed more women to positions of power than any previous President.^[6] He is hated by white supremacists,^[7] yet the media claims he is bigoted.

Convicted liar and RINO Michael Cohen claimed that Donald Trump is a "racist" during his hearing, using fictitious past comments by the President that black people were "too stupid to vote" for him and that there is "no country run by a black person that isn't a s***hole." In addition, Cohen claimed that Trump has never hired any "people who are black [as] executives at the Trump Organization....[Z]ero."^[8]

There have been claims that he is homophobic,^[9][10] even though he takes no firm stance on homosexual unions or on LGBT issues in general,^[11] embraced a rainbow flag on the campaign trail,^[12] and condemned Islam for its treatment of homosexuals.^[13]

The mainstream media has even claimed that Trump is an anti-Semite,^[14] even while Trump was criticizing Democrats for anti-Semitism.^[15]

He has been referred to as bigoted for criticizing the Squad, which itself is bigoted.^[16][17][18]

President Trump has hosted multiple Young Black Leadership Summits,^[19][20] a National HBCU Conference,^[21] and a Hispanic Heritage Month event.^[22] Charlie Kirk of Turning Point USA responded to a leftist's attacks by saying, "[If someone] can host a Black Leadership Conference and still be a white supremacist, that's comedy."^[23]

In November 2016, MSNBC's Rachel Maddow associated Donald Trump with black supremacists, specifically a black supremacist cult named, "Yahweh ben Yahweh."^[24]

Russia collusion hoax

See Muellergate timeline 2018, Muellergate timeline 2019

Ukraine

President Trump had a rational conversation over the phone with populist Ukrainian President Zelensky, which leftists later attempted to utilize as grounds for impeachment (see Biden-Ukraine scandal).

Authoritarianism

The mainstream media has claimed that President Trump is a dictator, a fascist,^[25] and a Nazi^[26][27] (even though he deported an ex-Nazi).^[28]

This claim is blatantly contradicted by the evidence in the form of the mainstream media's constant attacks on Trump themselves.^{[29][30][31][32][33][34]} As stated by comedian Owen Benjamin in a video for Prager University, "[If Trump were like Hitler,] Anderson Cooper wouldn't have made it through the Night of the Long Knives."^[35]

Still, there are claims that Trump has attempted to shut down media organizations critical of him.^[36][37] Trump has been compared to Adolf Hitler^[38][39] and Benito Mussolini,^{[40][41][42][43]} and some have asserted that he is worse than Hitler, Stalin, and Mao combined.^[44][45]

Incitement of Violence

The left has accused Donald Trump of encouraging, fostering, promoting, and inciting political violence.^[46][47][48] This accusation reappears whenever a murderous act is committed by a white nationalist or supposed member of the "alt-right."^{[49][50][51][52][53]}

President Trump has been the victim of numerous assassination attempts.^[54][55][56] The left has repeatedly incited violence against Trump.^[57][58]

Leftist "journalists" in the mainstream media have taken memes by Trump and his supporters^[59] as literal threats of violence,^{[60][61][62][63]} in addition to other leftists,^[64] like Kathy Griffin.^[65][66] But Trump has condemned violence on numerous occasions.^{[67][68][69][70][71]}

Implicit Support for Abortion

Some on the right have falsely accused Donald J. Trump of having a passive, apathetic, or even enthusiastic attitude toward Planned Parenthood and abortion.^[72][73]

During the 2015 Republican primary election, establishment conservative Ted Cruz claimed that Trump would funnel millions of dollars in federal funding to Planned Parenthood.^[74][75][76] Later, the opposite was proven to be the case.^{[77][78][79][80][81][82][83][84][85]} In fact, this was disputed even before Cruz made these statements by reports that Trump was pro-life.^[86]

Though President Trump is libertarian rather than socially conservative, there is no evidence that he supports the abortion industry. No statements he has made in public or in private seem to corroborate this. As President, he has not given any money, including taxpayer grants and federal funds, to abortion providers. Not even supposed "whistleblowers" on the Trump Administration have provided anything to support this baseless theory.

The idea that Donald Trump is "pro-choice" appears to be a neoconservative conspiracy theory, as is admitted even by the left.^{[87][88][89][90][91]}

See also

• Opposition to Donald Trump
• Trump Derangement Syndrome
• Left-wing violence in the Trump era

References