No they're not. Just the MSM and an army of screeching "liberals" who are just waiting for the next opportunity to stick the boot in. No one else cares.

Another alternative fact.

Really? So all the supporters who turn up to his rallies aren't there to listen to him? Hmmm...

You really have a severely warped sense of reality at times. If "no-one else cares", why did the Swedish foreign ministry seek clarification after his recent remark?
Of course people take notice, he's purportedly the leader of the most powerful nation in the world.

A confusing post worthy of Trump!

The Sweden comment was made at a rally of his supporters in Florida so according to you this rally audience was just the MSM and an army of screeching "liberals"?

"who are just waiting for the next opportunity to stick the boot in." Not really, there are simply too many opportunities. It is a challenge to know which one to use

From a Swedish friend.

I just have this vision of Trump as an old man sitting in front of the TV all day.
Occasionally people bring him things to sign that he does not bother reading.

When the children outside in the street get too noisy he takes his tablets and then runs outside and shouts incomprehensible fragments of sentences at them!

I must admit it's actually getting to be quite fun seeing just what extremes the Trump fanboi comunity on here are prepared to go to, to defend their hero

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Robert Mugabe: Give Donald Trump a chance

Robert Mugabe is known for his fierce opposition to previous US presidents

President Donald Trump should be given a chance to prove himself, Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe says.

He went on to express his support for Mr Trump's America-first policy, saying "America for Americans" and "Zimbabwe for Zimbabweans".

It is unusual for the veteran head of state to publicly back any US president.
The US imposed sanctions such as travel bans and an assets freeze on Mr Mugabe and his allies in 2001.

The sanctions were imposed over allegations of human rights abuses and election rigging.

Zimbabwe's government says they caused the country's economic collapse.
Most experts however blame Mr Mugabe's seizure of white-owned farms, which used to be Zimbabwe's economic backbone.

With Mr Trump's reputation for being unconventional, Mr Mugabe is hoping his administration might decide to lift the sanctions.

"Give him time," Zimbabwe's leader said of Mr Trump in an interview aired ahead of his 93rd birthday on Tuesday.
"Mr Trump might even re-look [at] the sanctions on Zimbabwe."

President Trump has caused global uproar over his policies, including his ban on people from seven mainly Muslim countries entering the US, although this has been overturned by the courts, and his pledge to rebuild the US economy on "America-first" principles.

Mr Mugabe is unfazed by such policies as he seems to identify with Mr Trump's brand of nationalism.

"When it comes to Donald Trump... talking of American nationalism, well America for America, America for Americans - on that we agree. Zimbabwe for Zimbabweans," Mr Mugabe said.

As far as the nonagenarian president is concerned, there is more hope with Mr Trump in the White House than if it had been Hilary Clinton.
"I was surprised by his election, but I did not like Madam Clinton to win either," he said.

"I knew she could slap sanctions on us as a legacy."
President Mugabe, Africa's oldest head of state, also repeated that he is not ready to step down from power.

"The majority of the people feel that there is no replacement, successor who to them is acceptable, as acceptable as I am," he told state media.
His Zanu-PF party has endorsed Mr Mugabe as its candidate in elections due next year.

Last week, first lady Grace Mugabe said if the party were to field his corpse, he would still win.

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That smooth talker is now trying to cozy up to the Swedish Govt.

Well it seems even Fox News 'cares' ... now that is quite something!

As for those who 'defend/support' Trump- some were very predictable- others total surprise and bafflement!

Hush, do not disturb the old man watching TV
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Also possibly some revenge in play

I think in Trump's case, they probably did.

I came across a really interesting discussion last week. It's not because the instances have increased at all, it's to do with the civilised way they deal with rape cases -feel free to share
Sweden reformed its sex crime legislation and made the legal definition of rape much wider in 2005, which largely explains a significant increase in the number of reported rapes in the ten-year period of 2004-2013.
The Swedish police also record each instance of sexual violence in every case separately, leading to an inflated number of cases compared to other countries. The gist of this is that if you get raped by the same person every day for a year, most countries just record that as ONE rape, in Sweden, that's 365 separate incidences.
Additionally, the Swedish police have improved the handling of rape cases, in an effort to increase the number of crimes reported. Raised awareness and a shifting attitude of sexual crimes in Sweden, which has been ranked as the number one country in gender equality, may also explain the relatively high rates of reported rape.

The donald would be considered a 'rapist' for his 'pussy grabbing' in Sweden- especially as an employer.

#LastNightInSweden #SwedenIncident

They can't rebuild yet, the wall needs doing

I don't support Trump, but I will call out irrational accusations when I see them.

He will of course 'screw' that one too... too many screws...probably more than 3,772,876...

<<"A 12,000-page instruction manual with easy-to-understand pictures makes construction child's play -- as long as there is not a single screw missing," >>
hmmmm, Trump does not like to read such big documents ..... and we all know the "easy-to-understand pictures of Ikea ..... still, Trumps interpretation of those pictures could be a whole new experience.

It would be interesting to know where you draw the line of "irrational", though. As an example where Trump rambles on about uranium

This was obviously a target for some "WTF!?" reactions. Would you say that accusations of Trump being dangerously ignorant in his assessment of weapons grade materials was "irrational"?

Or another example:

Would you also classify anyone accusing him of being slightly unhinged as being "irrational"?