I just saw a news item where Melania Trump is “one of the most bullied people in the world”. [rolleyes]
I thought she might come clean about her domestic situation , but apparently the issue is that some people say some not so nice things about her. Which she totally does not deserve, unlike that slut Michelle.
Anyway, move over Matthew Shepard, someone’s being bullied worse than you were.
Tell a lie often enough it doesn’t matter how big is is. He’s just setting it up so when the indictments start rolling in he’ll be able to bleat about how the Deep State is now trying to, “blame me and my team for something it did.”
Wait a minute. Has Trump ever in his life uttered the phrase “my team”?
ETA: Wow, I can hardly wait for (a) the impeachment and the senate trial followed by conviction and removal from office, and (b) the state and municipal (New York City) indictments followed by conviction and incarceration. The joy you will see on my face when I laugh in the faces of the idiot trumpists on my campus will be epic.
Trump made a comment at his rally: “Every Republican thinks they are going to win Pennsylvania, but I got it. I’d use an expression, you know there’s an expression, but under the rules of Me Too I’m not allowed to use that expression anymore, I can’t do it. It’s the ‘person’ that got away.”
What expression was it that Trump wanted to use? The only expression that would fit that I’m familiar with is “the one that got away” but there’s nothing offensive about that.
It’s a reference to a saying, which I’m about 33% sure I’ve heard before, that, for Republicans, “Pennsylvania is always the ***girl ***that got away.”
For normal people, this metaphor references a missed romance. For Republicans worried about their roles in the #MeToo movement, it’s a pussy grab or something.
You’re probably right. This wasn’t a reference to something that was genuinely offensive. It was just Trump feeding a lie by pretending that liberals are easily offended over trivia.
Sure, for about ten minutes, until he believes something entirely different. Yesterday, he believed that black people really like him. Couple days ago, he was going to save Medicare, day before that, he was going to stamp out socialized medicine.
Hell, what am I saying? :smack: Of COURSE he doesn’t know (or care) that it’s unconstitutional. He probably is only vaguely aware that there IS a constitution (I hear last week they had to show him the old School House Rock thing about bills, so he’d know what those are)…
I bet the same people who say students yelling down a speaker is an infringement on free speech will somehow excuse this as NOT an infringement on free speech.