Trump Supporters In Garbage Bags Stumped When Comedian Points Out Their Logic Is Trash

LOADINGERROR LOADINGIt seems when you ask Donald Trump’s supporters what kind of statement they’re trying to make by wearing garbage bags, you get a dumpster fire of conflicting answers.On Sunday, The Good Liars — a political comedy duo consisting of Jason Selvig and Davram Stiefler — published a short clip on X, formerly Twitter, of Stiefler interviewing two Trump supporters at a rally in Greensboro, North Carolina.Advertisement The Trump supporters Stiefler spoke to were wearing black garbage bags decorated with American flags that boasted the words “Proud to be Trump’s Garbage.”The proclamation on the garbage bags refers to President Joe Biden seemingly calling Trump supporters “garbage” during an interview with Voto Latino last week.Former President Donald Trump holds a press conference from inside a trash hauler on Oct.30, 2024, in Green Bay, Wisconsin.Chip Somodevilla via Getty ImagesBiden’s remark came in response to comedian Tony Hinchcliffe’s hate-fueled set at Trump’s Madison Square Garden rally in Manhattan days prior in which Hinchcliffe called Puerto Rico an “island of garbage” and made other racist and antisemitic remarks.

Advertisement The White House later said that Biden was calling the underlying rhetoric at Trump’s rally “garbage” rather than his supporters, but Trump and his campaign decided to capitalize on the comment.And although Vice President Kamala Harris is Trump’s actual adversary in the 2024 presidential race — and said as recently as Monday that she wants to be “a president for all” — Trump added fuel to the fire last week by showing up for a photo-op in a garbage truck.Now Trump’s supporters have decided to apparently “own” Biden’s “garbage” label and dress in trash bags as a signifier of their loyalty.“The current so-called president of the United States called Trump supporters garbage,” a man decked out in a trash bag explained to Stiefler in the Good Liar’s cl...