Sorry, I donât have that strong a stomach.
Manafort sent one of his CO henchmen to give the introduction for the GOPâs Hair Furor to folk attending the Con Summit:
There will be workshops of building walls:
And concluding with a âThoughts & Prayerâ service highlighting âFamily Valuesâ; the economy; and Trumpâs military service:
I would rather watch dogs vomit.
The MSM no matter what channel it seems keeps giving Teflon Donald a stage.Nothing of importance is coming out of his mouth just whinning and complaining.I see he keeps talking about his large audiences whenever he talks and he still dosenât understand why he losing in the polls.From George Will,donât agree with anything Will has said but here he hit it out of the park,IMO.
"âHe(Trump) seems to confuse the enthusiasm of the crowds in front of him at the moment in the high school auditorium with the larger electorate,â he said. âWhereas, in fact, crowds are definitionally not a representative selection of the American people.â
I am sure the high thin air will improve the incoherency of what he has to say.
I once heard my grandfather exclaim about something or other he was invited to do: â***Iâd rather slam my penis in a car door.***â ___ I believe I would feel the same if invited to attend the Con Summit with Trump as keynote.
And half of those crowds are wrong about whoâs going to win the football game after the pep rally.
Thank you for the reminder, but I wonât be spoiling my lunch.
PFFT⌠WallsâŚ
They also confuse the crowds by describing them as working-class people who feel theyâve been left behind in the ânew economyâ, equating them to Bernie supporters. That seems to be the mediaâs running description of who attends tRump rallies, and for the most part, thatâs complete bullshit. They are either gawkers that were probably part of the Apprentice show fan club, or flat out bigots, that feel their way of life is being taken over by all those âstinkinâ minoritiesââŚor both. Itâs not economic anxiety they feel mainly (as many are already in retirement), but a âfear of the otherâ that drives them to those rallies, in order to get validation for their anxiety and hatred.
People in the media donât seem to get it that there are still a lot of people that donât like to admit their biases out loud when interviewed, but love the opportunity to be able to shout racial, ethnic or religious epithets in a room with like-minded haters and paranoiacs.
Iâm not taking a poke at your typo â lord knows we can all make a mistake!
But the conflation of winning and whining is SO perfect for Drumph!
##WHINNING!!!
hmm. what kind of dogs?
Donât do me any favors! I know thereâs plenty of dog-vomit vids available. I didnât say I wanted to see anything along either line. : )
It has less to do with âeconomicsâ and more to do with the answers to these two questions:
(1) Are you white? YES_______ NO ________
(2) Do you believe that Mr. Obama is Muslim? YES_______ NO_______
On a tangential noteâŚI have not seen GOP analyst Steve Schmidt lately on the tube. When Trump started being a real factor last winter, Schmidt jumped on the Trump bandwagon, claiming that Trumpâs rise was based on Americaâs dis-satisfaction with President Obama and a host of other âjobsâ related themes. I saw him do it twiceâŚonce with Lawrence and once with Rachel. In both occasions, Schmidt over-talked and would brook no interference in making his points.
I find it ironic that the film âGame Changerâ (in which Woody Harrelson played a very upright and favourably-portrayed Schmidt) anointed Schmidt as a âmoderateâ.
Itâs the rara republicana who will straight come out and say on TV âIâm not supporting trump. Heâs bad for the partyâ or words to that effect. They must equivocate if theyâre ever to be invited back and/or keep their party bona fides intact.
I knowâŚI was just being Democratically mean⌠
you gotta watch what you wish for.