As I said in the Fox News GD thread, apologizing where their target audience won’t see or hear it doesn’t count.
If you polled fox news viewers, what percentage do you think would say that the Eagles were kneeling for the anthem?
Probably quite high, given that this error was both on their cable channel and Twitter feed.
CurtC
June 5, 2018, 9:36pm
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Used to? Chaff is still used.
jayjay
June 5, 2018, 9:55pm
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Thank you. I didn’t realize that.
Call him President Chaff, then.
This morning:
When you start paying people to say it to you, dumb shit.
Poor widdle Donny, people aren’t being as nice to him as he wants them to be.
Eez not puppeteer, eez wedgie.
Waiting for the inevitable tweet about how much bigger the crowds were at Donny’s inauguration than they were at the Capitals’ victory parade.
No they didn’t. That was after you took office, when you started raving about big buttons and fire and fury.
Is he stupid, or does he think we’re stupid?
Some of these are tweets and some are comments to Fox & Friends.
Trump, Riding a North Korea High, Unloads on the F.B.I., Comey and Obama
WASHINGTON — He assailed the “scum on top” of the F.B.I. who were out to get him. He suggested that a former aide did not lie even though he pleaded guilty to lying to investigators. And he distanced himself from his onetime campaign chairman hours before the aide was sent to jail.
Reasserting himself on the Washington stage after a week spent overseas or out of sight, President Trump went on offense on Friday in his multifront war with investigators, eagerly framing a new Justice Department report as validation of his claim of a “deep state” conspiracy against him.
“We’ve done more — I don’t say this in a bragging way, actually some of the haters actually say this — we’ve done more in 500 days, so now it’s 510 days, than any 500-day president, first term, by far,” he said at one point. “And that’s what I want to do, I want to really — you know, I got elected to make America great again, very simple.”
Indeed, in case the message did not get through, Mr. Trump used the words “great” or “greatest” 48 times. He dismissed contrary information and blamed any setbacks on Mr. Obama or the Democratic minorities in Congress. “When it’s my fault,” he said, “I’ll tell you.”
Says the man who has never apologized in his life.
Words fail…
…He likewise made expansive claims. He suggested that the vague 391-word statement he signed with Mr. Kim during their meeting in Singapore ended the nuclear standoff with North Korea. “I signed an agreement where we get everything, everything,” he said.
Although there is no concrete arrangement for how North Korea would dismantle its nuclear weapons arsenal, when it would happen or who would verify that it happened, Mr. Trump dismissed such questions as minor details that will be worked out.
Crimea is Obama’s fault?? Right. :rolleyes:
Likewise, he faulted Democrats in Congress for the federal authorities’ separating children from parents trying to cross the border from Mexico under a “zero tolerance” policy announced by Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
“I hate the children being taken away,” he said. “The Democrats have to change their law. That’s their law.”
Hos troops believe every word, no doubt.
So is DJT’s fellating of Putin, making up for the previous administration kicking Russia out of the G8.
Trump tweets that German crime is way up (it’s at its lowest rate in decades) and blames immigrants, who have “so strongly and violently changed [German] culture.”
He’s pretty much just tweeting The Fourteen Words now.
Trump tweets that German crime is way up (it’s at its lowest rate in decades) and blames immigrants, who have “so strongly and violently changed [German] culture.”
He’s pretty much just tweeting The Fourteen Words now.
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Anything to help out his pal Vlad (who stands to benefit greatly from any uproar in Germany, even if it’s based on fake news. Of course German crime is actually way down .)
I don’t know where to post this, so I’m putting it here anticipating that there will be a tweet-turd dropped tomorrow morning. <splash>
Senate rejects Trump’s ZTE deal
The Senate voted Monday night to reinstate the U.S. ban on Chinese telecom giant ZTE, which has violated American sanctions and was labeled as a national security threat by the Pentagon.
Why it matters: The Senate’s rejection is a strong rebuke, by lawmakers from both parties, of the Trump administration’s decision to resurrect ZTE.
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Oooooo, Bad Senate! Spit in Donnie’s eye!
