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Trump Insults His Supporters' Low IQ While Handing Out National Medal Of Science

Donald Trump awarded the National Medal of Science and said that it was nice to be in a room with high IQ people for change, as he has been holding rallies in red states with his supporters.

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Oct 08, 2026
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Donald Trump hates his supporters.

Long before Trump was reported to have criticized the way people who show up at his rallies dress, he had made fun of evangelicals who support him behind closed doors. Trump has also mocked the troops and called them suckers and losers.

Donald Trump clearly has never had any respect for anyone who would vote for someone like him.

Trump is also in the running to be the dumbest person ever to serve as president, but since Donald Trump isn’t smart, he always thinks that he is the smartest person in the room.

The president has no intellectual achievements of his own, so he started his remarks by adding to the Paul Bunyan-like legend of his uncle, John Trump.

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The president said:

 My uncle, Dr. John Trump, was a great scientist and professor at MIT for fifty-two years. That was a record. And during World War II, he served on the National Defense Research Committee and contributed to the development of radar and many, many other things.

He even went to England and advised on the use of radar on D-Day. It didn't work very well in cloudy weather or smoggy conditions, but he quickly developed a way where it worked actually almost better going through the smog and the clouds than it did under perfectly clear conditions. He said it had something to do with the molecules in the air. He figured that out.

Because of the landing on D-Day, it was almost guaranteed. They thought it was gonna be bad weather. It was almost always bad weather in that very important location as it turns out, and it was indeed, but he made it very, very successful.

For his achievements in the production and use of radiation in medical and industrial applications, Dr. John Trump was awarded the National Medal of Science by President Ronald Reagan in nineteen eighty-three. So here we are. Who would have thought this was going to happen? Really a great honor. He was greatly honored by that. I remember very well.

Trump has been coasting off his uncle’s accomplishments for a long time, but the president let his real feelings slip out a bit later.

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