trump is a hit in the CCP...
Maybe that's why he paid his taxes there but not here?
https://www.yahoo.com/news/trump-supporters-china-arms-raging-171503217.html
Trump supporters in China are up in arms and raging about a possible indictment: 'Trump, America needs you'
Cheryl Teh
Sat, March 18, 2023 at 1:15 PM EDT·4 min read
Former President Donald Trump has found a group of ardent supporters on Chinese social media as his claims of a looming arrest ricocheted across the Internet.
On Saturday, news of a possible Trump indictment skyrocketed to the top of the charts on the Twitter-like Weibo platform at 11.30 p.m., Beijing time. The hashtag "Trump says he'll be arrested soon" was the 5th most-read topic on Weibo on Saturday night, with more than 59 million views.
With the hashtag going viral on Weibo, there was also an outpouring of support for Trump on the platform. A slew of Trump-loving Weibo commenters — who made up the majority of the hundreds of posts seen by Insider — encouraged him to not give up and fight any criminal indictment with all his strength.
"Donald Trump, don't back down. America is big enough to be split into two. Do what you need to do, MAGA!" read one comment.
Some Weibo commenters called on his "redneck supporters" to "rally around their king."
Others called Trump their "comrade" — a term commonly used to refer to Chinese officials, including Chinese leader Xi Jinping — and encouraged him to "move forward bravely."
Maybe that's why he paid his taxes there but not here?
https://www.yahoo.com/news/trump-supporters-china-arms-raging-171503217.html
Trump supporters in China are up in arms and raging about a possible indictment: 'Trump, America needs you'
Cheryl Teh
Sat, March 18, 2023 at 1:15 PM EDT·4 min read
- Donald Trump has found an unlikely group of supporters — in China.
- There was a deluge of support for Trump on Weibo after he said he may be arrested on Tuesday.
- Trump-loving Chinese users urged him to fight the indictment, calling him a "comrade" and a "king."
Former President Donald Trump has found a group of ardent supporters on Chinese social media as his claims of a looming arrest ricocheted across the Internet.
On Saturday, news of a possible Trump indictment skyrocketed to the top of the charts on the Twitter-like Weibo platform at 11.30 p.m., Beijing time. The hashtag "Trump says he'll be arrested soon" was the 5th most-read topic on Weibo on Saturday night, with more than 59 million views.
With the hashtag going viral on Weibo, there was also an outpouring of support for Trump on the platform. A slew of Trump-loving Weibo commenters — who made up the majority of the hundreds of posts seen by Insider — encouraged him to not give up and fight any criminal indictment with all his strength.
"Donald Trump, don't back down. America is big enough to be split into two. Do what you need to do, MAGA!" read one comment.
Some Weibo commenters called on his "redneck supporters" to "rally around their king."
Others called Trump their "comrade" — a term commonly used to refer to Chinese officials, including Chinese leader Xi Jinping — and encouraged him to "move forward bravely."
