Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson on Sunday didn’t decry President Trump’s Friday night retweet of an interview that attacked George Floyd’s character.
So we’re going to have a “healing” speech this week. Great. What could possibly go wrong?
(The internal polls must be brutal.)
“I believe you’re going to be hearing from the President this week on this topic in some detail,”
Of our hearing from Trump, I have no doubt, but “detail”, I think not. And as for reserving judgement, that wombat left its hole a very long time ago.
He could give a speech that really would help.
Last line just needs to be, “… Therefore, effective immediately, I tender my resignation.”
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Trump’s flock of ghosttweeters aren’t good at message coordination.
They make Trump look like a deranged fool who can’t put his phone down.
Oh Wait…
Oreo says what?
Ms. Owens seems nice.
The one individual who could make Dick’s inclusion in that picture believable.
Uncle Ben! Long time no hear from.
Did the sound of military in the streets wake you up?
I think it’s more like a ‘heeling’ speech.
As a white, middle class person, am I allowed to call him an UT, or something along those lines, or is using this term on a black person itself racist? Asking for a “friend” (i.e. me). If I’m not allowed to use this term, what am I allowed to say about him?
‘[Carson] urged to “not make the solution be a Democrat solution or a Republican solution”.’
“Democrat solution” —definitely the language of bipartisanship. Hopefully Biden will respond: “We all need to work together for a brighter tomorrow—both noble Democrats and lying, disgusting Republicans.”
He and Kushner are heavily invested in company manufacturing a tremendous, beautiful healing ointment, newly patented.
“The subtle and deadly change of heart that might occur in you would be involved with the realization that a civilization is not destroyed by wicked people; it is not necessary that people be wicked but only that they be spineless.” ― James Baldwin
“I believe you’re going to be hearing from the President this week on this topic in some detail. And I would ask you maybe to reserve judgment until after that time.”
Please proceed, Mr. President.
