Anything — any word, any action, any thing — that doesn’t burnish Cockholster’s internal opinion of himself is unacceptable.
Wrong:“He’s a fucking moron.” — Rexxon Tillerson Right:“He loves his country. He puts Americans and America first. He’s smart, he demands results wherever he goes and he holds those around him accountable for whether they’ve done the job he’s asked them to do.” — Rexxon Tillerson
Case closed.
ETA: The above post was written bearing in mind that Rexxon made the “Right” statement timed to take place while DOTUS was sure to hear it: on AF1 on his way to Las Vegas, where he threw out 4-packs of his signature ass-wipes.
Just kidding about the ass-wipes. They’re from Mexico, manufactured by a Mexican attorney who did (probably) two minutes of research to discover the Trump name for certain products was not trademarked, which, of course, begs the question: Who owns the Mexican Trump trademark for designer douches?
Who could imagine that he didn’t even throw out $1 chips from Trump Casino … and it’s just right down the street?!
Hey, Donnie, you’re a moron. Everyone says so. Pence, so are you. And, Huckamuck, we are capable of reading the news, and you make no sense: the president has been undermining his secretary of state. Just 'cause you say it doesn’t make it so.
Just read Josh’s post. Trump is in total freaked-out mode. Loved the joking comment from one of the wives that their faces were getting tired during picture-taking.
The moron is all bluster, “full of sound and fury, signifying nothing.”
I’ve been researching Evan Mecham’s time as governor of Arizona and one of the critical differences was there was no equally awful and yet disgustingly servile lieutenant governor waiting in the wings. The other difference was the state legislature, controlled by Republicans, was willing to impeach one of their own and install the Democratic secretary of state as governor.
It’s just vocabulary. Have him memorize some good Inuit or Yanamamo words for curse words, the intent will be there, but so colorful and less “in your face.”
