George Wallace with money and a New York accent.
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"âŚI read a lot of stuff â and Iâm going, âWhoa!â "
What The Donald meant was,âWhoa, bro, donât say that out loud!â
When Drumpf says âwhoaâ he means âWHOA!â Especially when immigrants are getting footie prints all over his desert.
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There are a couple of baristas I talk to at Starbucks who sound just like this. Of course theyâre immature unskilled workers who donât have much formal education and hardly any interpersonal skills but good humored unlike Donald who has all of these qualities. On second thought. . . .
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He works at his Brooklyn accent although heâs from Queens, lives in Manhattan and occupies Palm Beach. Heâs just showing the dolts he talks to heâs one of them.
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I agree with you to a point. While I really do wish we had a more diverse group with a whole range of good ideas from which to choose, I sincerely believe a big part of the real problem is exactly what is happening in the Republican party right now â they are such a clown show that many on our side of the aisle feel it is very likely a cake walk. Thatâs not good in so many ways, not the Democratic Party and most definitely not the nation as a whole. There is a real lack of competitive thought due to one half of the nation continuing to act out their long-drawn out nasty drama of a dying, hateful party of people stuck in their past, stubbornly unwilling to learn, to grow. That hinders everyone else. So, while I agree with your sentimentâand I sincerely wish we could light a fire under everyoneâs ass so they speak up about their sincerely-held, thoughtful beliefs and ideas bout how to move forward on a whole host of ideasâI also feel that the Democrats, by and large, really are doing what Iâve said ⌠just not with as much fire under their asses. We are moving forward on climate â but nowhere near the speed at which we should. We have been and are moving forward with civil rights from a legal standpoint ⌠but we are falling behind with regards to voting, housing, education in general. We have a very ugly economic divide in this nation that is creating a whole host of other problems.
Again, I believe the Democrats are the ones who are moving forward â but they are being hindered, held back by sheer hate, spite and ignorance on a gargantuan level. Thatâs the way the current Republican âleadersâ want it. Theyâve put aside the idea of governing, much less governing together. They are proudly hateful, obtuse and obstructive â and that, primarily, is why we have such political leadership lethargy ⌠on both sides (again, primarily on the GOP side, but it has somewhat spilled over).
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I think the TPM offices have CNN and Fox News on 24/7 (Josh alluded to that recently). They watch, they report, and Democratic politics donât occur in those worlds
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My only hope for Rs to be humiliated and beaten is a brokered convention. It will be a food fight, a cat fight and a cage match rolled into one. But a more conventional (no pun intended) candidate will emerge and it wonât be the short-fingered vulgarian with a big ass.
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Too racist for Trump? Now America must ask itself whether Scalia should be on the Supreme Court or under the care of a competent & kindly mental health attendant.
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Some Cruz supporters think Trump is a progressive and would pack the Supreme Court with liberals the same as Hillary. His latest statement will play right into that belief. Expect Cruz to come out swinging in defense of Scalia and the Constitution. BTW, Stormfront voters donât seem to care or even be aware that Trumpâs daughter Ivanka is an observant orthodox jew now married to a jewish man and that Trumpâs grandchildren are jewish and he is OK with it. Granted â heâs been dog-whistling to racists all along â and after all, is it HIS fault if his supporters just happen to be anti-semitic too??? He hasnât denounced them. I wonder what dear daughter thinks of that. In any event, I am no longer worried that Trump will ever be president. Cruzâs Dominionism given power by the presidency is a much more dangerous possibility.
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Agreed but only if Nurse Ratched is willing to come out of retirement.
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Not only Ugg but Ralph von Horst.
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Positively Keanu Reevian
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LOL (literally). Looks like Mr. Trump has BWA (Whoopi Goldbergâs term for âBlack Woman Assâ).
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Trumpet never, never appears in public without a long jacket on. Heâs carrying a blivet and wonât let it be shown in public. You know what a blivet is, donât you? Ten lbs. of shit in a 5-lb bag.
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Yup, when your racism loses our leading loud racist, youâve really lost America.
Now, that is frickâ gross! Imagine, now, Trump having a âpoo dobberâ problem ⌠(((severely shudders)))
butt hair that gets a bit âpaste-yâ
And once itâs held (ahem, 2002-2008) do we not get a pass on future morons?
The problem that Mr. Trump has with Justice Scalia is that he made a racist statement, but not one that resonates with modern America. Trump has been careful in his racist creeds to demonize outsiders. Mexicans who are trying to enter illegally, Muslims from abroad, etc. His narrative is that America is under attack from outside. Racist comments about black Americans doesnât address this fear, just the hate, because black Americans are not outsiders in the same way that recent immigrants are.
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The irony is that Thomas, DTâs favorite, would agree with Scalia.
And Thomas was affirmative action YALE!
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