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So Let’s Talk – Was Las Vegas a Lone Wolf or False Flag Wow. How things change. One of Donald Trump’s most outspoken critics has been Joy Behar and all The View ladies. Well, his firm stance on terror is winning them over after the carnage of Brussels.
From Allen West:
Yeah, this just happened.
In the wake of this morning’s horrific terror attacks in Brussels, the liberal ladies of ABC’s “The View” found themselves declaring none other than the much-reviled GOP frontrunner Donald Trump the “voice of reason” on terrorism. And when you watch the video, you’ll see that they themselves were as stunned at saying it as you probably are hearing it.
Joy Behar, an outspoken critic of Trump, pointed out that the Republican was “right” about the Iraq invasion being a “huge mistake” and everyone seemed to be in agreement that Trump accurately noted in January that “there’s something bad going on” in Brussels.
“He was right, so his foreign policy isn’t so outrageous,” co-host Sunny Hostin said. She later added, “I can’t believe I’m feeling this way, but he seems reasonable today.”
Co-host Paula Faris also expressed some shock that Trump was seeming more like the “voice of reason” on terrorism.
Look out for pigs flying around today. If ISIS doesn’t want to face a President Trump they better lay low the next few months, because their attacks seem to be adding to Trumps following.
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