Two Of CNN’s Crazy “Facebook Told Me So” Lunatics Were Actually Delegates For The Trump Campaign

I had THOUGHT one of those nutjobs looked familiar this morning and above is the image I used to mock her way back in September 2015. The other one can be seen going insane in the clip from December below. Via Mediaite:

Obviously, what will make this one get much play on CNN over the next few days, as well as online, will be the moments where two Trump supporters claim that millions of illegal immigrants voted in California. They also claimed that you could look on Facebook and Google to find out that President Barack Obama told people to vote illegally. While Camerota tried to convince them it wasn’t true, they insisted they had heard all of this from the media.

Now, the two women responsible for this exchange with the CNN host — Susan DeLemus and Paula Johnson — are more than just passionate Trump voters who CNN talked to last year. They are both veteran politicians in New Hampshire, were selected as delegates by the Trump campaign and have been featured in the news, and on CNN, over the past year and a half.

The December 2015 forum that this one was a revisit of featured a viral moment where DeLemus went nuts defending Trump’s positions and policies, gesturing wildly and claiming that she had only suddenly become interested in politics because of him. Of course, that wasn’t likely true, considering that DeLemus was a member of the New Hampshire legislature, having been elected in 2010 and gaining notoriety in 2011 for sponsoring a birther bill in her state regarding Obama.

Trump supporter: ‘I believe Donald. I’m telling you – he says what I’m thinking.’ https://t.co/K0KNfPh6Gp @CNNPolitics

— Eugene Scott (@Eugene_Scott) December 10, 2015