#TrumpRallyFail and #WomenScareTrump trend after 3 new devastating anti-Trump ads go viral

New Anti-Trump Ads Highlight Failed Rally and Trump’s Fear of Women

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Three new anti-Trump ads from MeidasTouch have struck again. This time, they show the pathetic nature of the president: his failed rally in Tulsa, his failed business endeavors, and his fear of women.

“Nobody respects women more than I do,” brags Trump at his rallies. But as MeidasTouch pointed out in its new ad, that doesn’t seem to be the case. In a slideshow that highlighted the worst of Trump’s interactions with female journalists, Trump is shown mocking women, belittling them, and overall being very disrespectful.

Twitter had much to say on the subject. The hashtag #WomenScareTrump began trending with the new video ad.

Watch ‘Women Scare Trump’

A misogynist

Trump standing between two women

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Several people on Twitter expressed amusement and a desire to vote Trump out of office with the hashtag #WomenScareTrump.

Happy Father’s Day to Trump

“The president was given or inherited a large portion of his father’s real estate fortune, worth at least $413 million today,” said MeidasTouch in another ad.

The ad targeted Trump’s inability to build a business empire without his father’s assistance, and the group dropped it on Father’s Day!

It also highlighted Trump’s business failures, including the bankruptcy of his three casinos and the “fraudulent” Trump University. “Fred’s failure has become America’s failure,” read the ad.

#FredsFailure

A photograph of Donald Trump with money shown falling down around him.

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Twitter fought back at Trump with the Father’s Day MeidasTouch ad and the hashtag #FredsFailure.

A rapid-response ad

“When it comes to leadership, Trump is a failure,” said the third ad from MeidasTouch. Footage from Trump’s rally in Tulsa showed empty seats and yawning participants. “Hey look, so far tonight I’m average,” said Trump.

 

It’s Over for Him

Signing up for Trump's Juneteenth Tulsa rally comes with 'don't sue us for exposure to COVID-19' disclaimer 

Flickr/ Gage Skidmore

Twitter fell down laughing at the failed Tulsa rally.

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