Dr. Phil McGraw spoke at former President Donald Trump’s Madison Square Garden march in New York City on Saturday, endorsed the former leader, and criticized the Democrat Party for “bullying” Trump supporters.
Addressing the crowd at Madison Square Garden on Sunday, McGraw said,” I’m not here just to have up for Donald J. Trump. Lord is aware that he does n’t require me to defend him. He’s strong as an old military boot. He’s got plenty of foes, different teams that are scared, and between them, they have impeached him, indicted him, raided him, railroaded him, shot him, and sued him. And where is he right now? He is also standing”.
According to The Independent, McGraw explained that while he does no “like or believe” with all Trump says or does,” no man is perfect” and that people pursue “excellence” more than “perfection”. According to the psychology expert, people do not need to “love all about someone in order to enjoy them.”
McGraw said he was there to” stand up for the people who have declared their support for Donald J. Trump” and for those who are” too intimidated” to publicly express their support for the former president. He explained why he had chosen to speak at the New York City rally on Sunday.
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Highlighting the manner withdraw society treats people who support Trump, McGraw said,” You know what happens when somebody in this region says,’ Hey, I’m going to vote Republican, I’m going to vote Donald J. Trump’? They get canceled, intimidated, marginalized, excluded, or actually fired or boycotted”.
” In small, that adds up to being bullied”, McGraw added. And then we’re discussing a subject that I’m extremely knowledgeable about. McGraw therefore made reference to his time as an “expert on abuse” and stated to the audience that bullying is “always wrong”.
Real abuse involves an “imbalance of power,” according to McGraw, who refuted the Democrat Party and the contemporary public’s says that Trump is a “bully.” And he excels more than anyone else at it.
McGraw urged the audience to take action against cancel culture, saying,” It’s day that we push back against cancel culture. It’s time that we push up against harassment techniques”.
