Trump Confuses Kansas City, Missouri, For A City In Kansas State

[rascal_crone]

What did his ad say?

[rascal_crone]

@mattinpa

But they can tell you how the boss is a jerk

But he stays and they leave the company.

[becca656]

I felt bad for Garoppolo - he played a fine game until the wheels came off in the fourth quarter.

The game was everything I’d hoped for in SB - tied at half time, a good competitive game, but somehow SF just dropped the ball, literally, and couldn’t capitalize on stuff.

Was truly one of the great defensive games. Didn’t even make the over/under on total points scored (55).

[bunnyvelour]

I don’t follow sports, but I do know that KC MO is famous for their BBQ. Isn’t that what really matters in this crazy world?

[ralph_vonholst]

Some one above mentioned derision helping to take Trump down. I hope this doesn’t shove “obese, spray-tanned pathological liar” from the headlines.

[becca656]

For every day of the year, except yesterday.

[jtx]

Being that there is KCity KS, and a KCity MO across the river from each other this nitpicking seems desperate to me.

[coimmigrant]

@darrtown

Socialism was a long way from creation when the Constitution was written.

Creation was only 6,000 years ago so it wasn’t all that long.

[rascal_crone]

@ronbyers

he lack of geography knowledge drives Kansas City residents crazy.

Then they should sue Missouri - because it’s a dumb name. so there.

[becca656]

Tell that to the State of Kansas, who gets not one dime from the KC Chiefs or any of the associated business.

[mattinpa]

@rickjones

Forget geography. Trump claims to be a great football fan. He should know where the Chiefs are from.

No worries, Matt Schlap and Steve Doocy that I know of are out there defending him on this, how effectively I can’t say. But I think it’s much more disturbing in real-world terms that yeah, he didn’t know who was playing. They asked who he liked and he said they were “some two very interesting teams” (sic) with “interesting players, some really great players” and that it would be “hopefully a great Super Bowl.”

If you’ve ever known a person with dementia, you’ve seen this. They try to hide it. It’s heartbreaking to see in a loved one. But this is the president of the United States.

ETA I had to dig to find these but here’s a doctor, a well-known observer of Trump’s symptoms, commenting on this. If you’ve got experience with dementia patients you know all too well.

https://twitter.com/ryanstruyk/status/1223242534526291969

https://twitter.com/JohnMTalmadgeMD/status/1223321083866120195

[becca656]

@mattinpa

If you’ve ever known a person with dementia, you’ve seen this. They try to hide it. It’s heartbreaking to see in a loved one.

Not quite off-topic, but word on the street is the Google commercial on this was heart-rending. I only caught a piece of it.

Google’s Super Bowl 2020 commercial will make you cry

[c_stedman]

…SF just dropped the ball, literally, and couldn’t capitalize on stuff.

There were a couple bad calls that didn’t work to SF’s favor, too.

[becca656]

Oh, yeah, I caught about three of them. Dear hubby did as well.

[rickjones]

@mattinpa

If you’ve ever known a person with dementia, you’ve seen this. They try to hide it. It’s heartbreaking to see in a loved one. But this is the president of the United States.

Yeah, it’s still heartbreaking, though, with Trump.

Just in many different and profound and frustrating and consequential ways.

[ronbyers]

Both the state and the city were named for a Native American tribe.

[noonm]

SharpieMan strikes again!

[mattinpa]

@rascal_crone

But he stays and they leave the company.

OK I’m going to ask to have in the terms of service that people can only belabor their own metaphors.

[fiftygigs]

I just want to know are the “crazy little women” in Kansas or Missouri?

[rickk]

Rick Kosan (RickKosan)