Discussion: White House Calls Sen. Flake Stepping Down ‘Probably A Good Move’

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Hey, rebellion-curious Senators and Representatives, this is how Trump has your back! This is the sort of loyalty he’ll show you!

certainly based on the lack of support that he has from the people of Arizona, it’s probably a good move

So, you know, definitely you should keep carrying water for this guy. He’s right there in that foxhole with you, yours 'til the end. I don’t see any possible way it could backfire on you!

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Typical classless response by a classless Press Secretary representing a classless President.

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Well, the Senator will sleep better tonight knowing you approve Yuckabee.

You’re a real Prince.

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Sarah Huckabee Sanders is amoral, immoral, unethical, and nasty.

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Three things, Sarah -

  1. You have no sense of irony, do you?

  2. Lose the dark eye shadow. Unless the Cruella de Ville look is what you’re going for, in which case, success!

  3. The ridiculous cleavage isn’t helping your credibility. Ivanka and Melania must both have stylists you can consult.

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She’s a pig, just like her boss.

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I half-seriously think they don’t understand that Flake will still be a sitting US Senator, presumably caucusing with the Republican majority, for more than another calendar year.

Once again, no sense or perception of time. In Trump’s addled mind, Flake either pulled his pants down, mooned McConnell, and walked out the door with his box of personal items, or he’ll be gone “next week, perhaps, very, very soon” (i.e., sometime between Thursday and never).

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Class free, the whole lot of them. And before Jeff it’s probably a good move to step down Flake actually leaves the senate, he’ll have a chance to vote for the abomination known as the tax bill the Rs are dying to pass knowing they’re dead in the water if they don’t. Tee hee.

@erik_t Read my mind.

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“I thought that his attacks and a lot of the comments that he made . . . I noticed a lot of the language I didn’t think was befitting of the Senate floor,” said the spokeswoman who unapologetically supports everything the insulter-in-chief tweets to the world.

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Can’t get any accuracy, generosity, or American values from these people even when they get what they want: when Sanders says “based on the lack of support that he [Flake] has from the people of Arizona” she not only glosses the fact that this is lack of support from Republicans in Arizona but, by implication, suggests they are the only ones she regards as people in the first place. Wonder if she would count Democrats and Independents as 3/5’s persons or just not at all.

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+1000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000.

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She needs to check in with the WH makeup/fluffer room. Cleavage doesn’t work for her. Reminds me of my plumber working under the sink

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Lose this, courtesy of @thunderclapnewman this a.m., and I’m still laughing.

@ghost

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I once had a cock-a-poo named Prince…

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Oh, yes indeed, Scarus, this is “probably a good move”. You betcha! Now you have one less reliably 'pub vote for whatever your Moron in Chief wants to try to ram thru in the next 15 months.

And you don’t even see the Big Blue Wave coming at you and this badministration next year!

Finally, stop with all the “I think” bullshit:

I think that we support the American people on this one,” Sanders said. “I think that the people both in Tennessee and Arizona supported this President and I don’t think that the numbers are in the favor of either of those two senators in their states, and so I think that this is probably the right decision.”

You lie enough every day without trying to convince us that you “think”, too.

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She looks and dresses like a lot of the angry fundagelical women I know.

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"There is a tide in the affairs of men,
Which, taken at the flood, leads on to fortune;
Omitted, all the voyage of their life
Is bound in shallows and in miseries.
On such a full sea are we now afloat…"

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I have no doubt. If they had that understanding, even just a modicum of it, they wouldn’t have so publicly alienated and humiliated those votes in Congress they desperately needed for “wins.” But that’s all they’ve done since January. Public display of dominance is all. Bully them, humiliate them, and the base gets excited. That’s all.

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:joy:

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