I find all the silly catch phrases that the media create to attract low information voters (e.g., TDS, nothingburger, Pizzagate, open borders, etc.) to be insufferable, but there are indeed some people who become outraged by just about everything Trump does. I'm not one of them, so let's try to focus your lazy, overly generalized criticism of people who are left of you.
I've already said this, but I'll repost it for you. The real problem with this story is not that Trump doesn't know how people buy groceries. That's just par for the course with this moron. The problem is that he already said people use ID to buy groceries. He was universally told at that time that he was wrong. In typical Trump form, he disregarded reality, threw a tantrum about being wrong, and then chose to be the same kind of wrong again as if he could magically become right. That's insane. That's weird. That's pathological, pathetic, embarrassing, and dangerous for the country. The other problem is that Trump supporters, in their infinite quest to be as dumb as he is, stayed up all night spinning incoherent blather about checks, credit cards, alcohol, and cigarettes. In normal times, the president's supporters would smile, shrug, and say, "That's a rich, old New Yorker for you. Doesn't even know how to buy milk and eggs." Now we're faced with a ridiculous cult of people who have dug a hole so deep that they'll throw grenades at the surface knowing full well that the damn things probably won't make it out of the hole but instead will fall right back down into their hopeless faces.
It isn't "TDS". It's recognizing that adult, educated Americans have abandoned sense, credibility, and honesty to worship a madman.
