Discussion: White House Tells Reporter That NFL Protest Is 'Pretty Black And White'

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Priceless!
Dr. Freud - “Well Dr. Jung sometimes a cigar is just a cigar, but not this time.”

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Today’s other gem from the Press Conference:
HuckSand
“At this White House, it’s People first, paperwork second”
That’s Donald’s policy for his three AM Twitter sessions.

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Yeah, we know. That’s what we’ve been saying!

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In a stunning lapse of disinformation message discipline, Shuckabee blunders directly into a blinding moment of truth.

Intensive counseling, of course, will follow immediately.

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“A black and white issue.”

Christ on a cracker, but irony is dead.

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In 2017 you have to work really, really, hard to be that tone deaf.

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You know those 3 a.m. twitter sessions occur in a locked bathroom, don’t you?

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Somebody famous once said:

“everything looks worse in Black and White”

Ms Sanders could be the poster gnome for that phrase…

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The bigotry is so deep in this administration it just trips straight out of the subconscious and off of the tongue. Twice.

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Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the girl in the Freudian slip.

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I think what she meant to say is that it’s the patriotic Americans vs. the thugs.

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Ma Hamhock picked the wrong reporter to say that to.

April Ryan can—and just may—chew her up and spit her out.

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Or, be a Republican.

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‘Pretty black and white’…yep it is. I don’t see any Orange however…

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Come on!
She was just joking around!,
Can’t you laugh at a joke to break the tension!!!
You people!
Gee…

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The Presidential Oath of Office: “I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will faithfully execute the Office of President of the United States, and will to the best of my Ability, preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States.”

Not: “preserve, protect and defend the Flag”;
Not: “preserve, protect and defend the National Anthem”;
But: “preserve, protect and defend the Constitution”, the First Amendment of which guarantees the right to free speech.

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I know whose side I’m on.

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That joke was breaking the tension with a MOAB.

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The key term is “…to the best of my Ability…”.
That’s the problem.

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