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44 minutes ago, texasdago said:

Dude, there are millions of Italians who still worship at the altar of Mussolini... quite literally.  Google Predappio.

THAT'S FUCKED UP 

 

Still, some couldn’t resist as the crowd stopped outside the cemetery where Mussolini is laid to rest to listen to prayers and greetings from Mussolini’s great-granddaughter, Orsola.

 

“After 100 years, we are still here to pay homage to the man this state wanted, and who we will never stop admiring,” Orsola Mussolini said, to cheers.

 

She listed her great-grandfather’s accomplishments, citing an infrastructure boom that built schools, hospitals and public buildings, reclaimed malaria-infested swamps for cities, and the extension of a pension system to non-government workers. She was joined by her sister Vittoria, who led the crowd in a prayer.

https://apnews.com/article/italy-mussolini-crypt-fascist-sympathers-commemoration-e2805969ab5b3aef7b61081dd575b7a6

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[texasdago 7567]

38 minutes ago, cactusflinthead said:

THAT'S FUCKED UP 

 

Still, some couldn’t resist as the crowd stopped outside the cemetery where Mussolini is laid to rest to listen to prayers and greetings from Mussolini’s great-granddaughter, Orsola.

 

“After 100 years, we are still here to pay homage to the man this state wanted, and who we will never stop admiring,” Orsola Mussolini said, to cheers.

 

She listed her great-grandfather’s accomplishments, citing an infrastructure boom that built schools, hospitals and public buildings, reclaimed malaria-infested swamps for cities, and the extension of a pension system to non-government workers. She was joined by her sister Vittoria, who led the crowd in a prayer.

https://apnews.com/article/italy-mussolini-crypt-fascist-sympathers-commemoration-e2805969ab5b3aef7b61081dd575b7a6

Yeah, she just left out a few details...

[The Dog 44019]

[Francisco 2.0 32387]

https://www.thedailybeast.com/the-absolute-looniest-trump-trial-takes-on-fox-news-so-far?ref=home

 

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After a nearly weeklong jury selection process, the criminal hush-money trial of former President Donald Trump kicked off Monday with opening statements and the prosecution’s first witness—former National Enquirer chief David Pecker.

Monday’s proceedings produced several headlines, such as Pecker discussing his habit of “checkbook journalism” that resulted in him helping arrange a $130,000 payment in 2016 to adult film star Stormy Daniels to kill a story about her alleged one-night stand with Trump.

 

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Over on Fox News, however, much of its trial coverage instead revolved around parroting the ex-president’s grievances about the case and how it is akin to “election interference” since he’s required to appear in court.

While the rest of the cable news landscape has devoted round-the-clock coverage to the trial, the conservative cable giant has mostly dipped in and out. Spending the bulk of its time on the pro-Palestinian protests at Ivy League schools, Fox News has centered a large portion of its Trump trial coverage on criticizing the case and the court’s treatment of the former president.

 

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This has resulted in the right-wing network’s pro-Trump personalities and guests taking increasingly goofy and zany positions to defend the twice-impeached ex-president. For instance, amid reports that Trump has repeatedly dozed off in the courtroom, several Fox Newsers have applauded him for this—even as they simultaneously mock President Joe Biden as “Sleepy Joe.”

 

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But praising the MAGA king for catching some shuteye during his criminal trial isn’t even among the looniest reactions that have made its way to the network’s airwaves this week. Instead, we’ve had a former Speaker of the House compare Trump’s plight to slain Civil Rights-era freedom fighters, a primetime host insist the ex-president is being treated worse than terrorists in Guantanamo Bay, and a morning anchor bring up middle-school indiscretions for some reason.

Let’s take a look at the goofiest takes aired by Fox News:

IT’S “CRUEL” TO KEEP TRUMP OFF THE GOLF COURSE

Primetime host Jesse Watters, a former Bill O’Reilly lackey whose stock in trade is delighting Fox News grandpas with his performatively outrageous antics, was beside himself on Monday that golf-loving ex-president was stuck in the courtroom and not getting enough time on the links.

“The guy needs exercise. He’s usually golfing. And so, you’re going to put a man who’s almost 80, sitting in a room like this on his butt for all that time? It's not healthy,” Watters exclaimed on Monday’s broadcast of The Five. “You know how big of a health nut I am. He needs sunlight and he needs activity. He needs to be walking around, he needs action. It’s really cruel and unusual punishment to make a man do that. And any time he moves, they threaten to throw him in prison!”

Hours later on his solo primetime show, Watters doubled down.

“Trump has been on the move his whole life,” he fumed. “Golf, rallies, movement, action, sunlight, fresh air, freedom. This isn’t lawfare. This is torture. They’re making a 77-year-old man sit in a room for eight hours straight, four days a week.”

GITMO PRISONERS HAVE IT BETTER THAN TRUMP!

Watters’ MAGA propaganda didn’t just stop with demanding that Trump get more rounds of golf. He also asserted that detainees in the infamous Guantanamo Bay prison receive more preferential treatment than the ex-president has been afforded throughout his trial. This included Watters namechecking a notorious al-Qaeda terrorist who has been called the “principal architect of the 9/11 attacks.”

“He has to sit there all week for six weeks. If he says anything, they’ll throw him in jail. If he leaves, they throw him in jail. That’s crazy,” he grumbled on The Five. “They had more allowances for Khalid Sheikh Mohammed. I think they bought a million-dollar soccer field for the people in Gitmo. I don’t know if [Mohammed] was able to visit his son for his high school graduation, but it’s similar.”

Despite this claim being repeated ad nauseam on Fox, Judge Juan Merchan has not actually ruled yet that the former president cannot attend his son Barron’s high school graduation.

IT’S JUST LIKE THE END OF THE ROMAN REPUBLIC!

During Tuesday’s broadcast of midday roundtable show Outnumbered, Ian Prior—a GOP operative and regular Fox News guest who the network once tried to pass off as just a “concerned parent”—warned that the hush-money trial could result in the end of America.

Reacting to the possibility that Trump could be held in contemptfor repeatedly violating the judge’s gag order, Prior likened the ex-president being restricted from attacking trial witnesses and court staff to the fall of Rome.

“The very problem that we have here is we are weaponizing the justice system to go after former presidents. You back up 2,000 years and this is the kind of thing they would do in the Roman Republic that led to the end of the Roman Republic,” he dramatically proclaimed. “Caesar is out there and says if you do not come back to Rome… and face prosecution, what did he do? He crossed the Rubicon and there’s the end of the Republic.”

MIDDLE SCHOOLERS SHOULD BE SCARED!

Just ahead of opening statements on Monday, pro-Trump Fox & Friends co-host Ainsley Earhardt said that the ex-president facing criminal charges for paying off a porn star to help his election chances could result in—actually, we’re not really sure what she was trying to say.

We’re just going to report and let you decide.

“Does this set a precedent for other people who want to run for president?” Earhardt sighed. “What if they've done something like this in the past and they can say, 'Oh, well, they told me in the 8th grade they want to run for president, so since they paid off a girl when they were 30 years old, then that was election interference!'”

“LITERALLY LIKE” CIVIL RIGHTS WORKERS IN THE ’60S

The award for zaniest take, however, goes to former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich, who claimed that the possibility of serving jail time made Trump akin to slain freedom fighters during the civil rights movement or Marlon Brando’s character in a 1950s classic film.

“I am deeply worried that tomorrow, a totally corrupt judge and a totally corrupt district attorney are going to try to put a former president of the United States, candidate of his party, and front-runner in the polls in jail. Now, I think this is so horrendous that there has to be some way to reach out to the Supreme Court,” the Fox News pundit said on Monday night’s Hannity. “This is literally like some of the civil rights workers in Mississippi in the 1960s. The New York system is now so deeply corrupted and it's so bitterly, deeply anti-Trump.”

Raging about the Biden family’s business dealings and Judge Merchan’s daughter, Gingrich then analogized the trial to an Oscar-winning movie about corrupt unions—while getting the director wrong.

“I mean the whole thing frankly resembles On the Waterfront, Stanley Kubrick's brilliant film. This is about corruption. It has nothing to do with honesty, and what worries me is it's a genuine threat to Donald Trump,” Gingrich huffed. “I mean, I think any step that would put him close to a New York prison is an extraordinarily dangerous step and I would hope that there's some legal way to block it and make sure that it never happens, because the thugs he's dealing with are totally out of control, have total contempt for the rule of law, and frankly are unworthy of being in the offices they hold.”

MY DAD IS LOVED BY “HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS”

Appearing on Trump confidant Sean Hannity’s primetime show on Monday, the ex-president’s son Eric Trump bemoaned that his dad was facing 34 criminal charges over allegedly falsifying business records to cover up the hush-money payment made to Daniels before the 2016 election.

According to the younger Trump, however, his father was too busy running the country to keep track of these records, though he added “not that anything was done wrong in the bookkeeping.” Of course, Trump wasn’t actually president when he allegedly arranged to pay Daniels off to keep her quiet in an effort to keep the story from impacting an upcoming election.

Eric Trump also complained to Hannity that it seemed unfair that his dad was facing criminal charges over such a relatively small amount of money since the vast majority of the American public supposedly loves him. “They’re going after the former president of the United States, a person beloved by hundreds of millions of people in this country, over $130,000,” he groused.

 

[miguelito 11254]

52 minutes ago, cactusflinthead said:

 

Doesn't Mitt have a wife?

[Dnaguy 11920]

7 minutes ago, Francisco 2.0 said:

https://www.thedailybeast.com/the-absolute-looniest-trump-trial-takes-on-fox-news-so-far?ref=home

 

 

 

 

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But praising the MAGA king for catching some shuteye during his criminal trial isn’t even among the looniest reactions that have made its way to the network’s airwaves this week. Instead, we’ve had a former Speaker of the House compare Trump’s plight to slain Civil Rights-era freedom fighters, a primetime host insist the ex-president is being treated worse than terrorists in Guantanamo Bay, and a morning anchor bring up middle-school indiscretions for some reason.

Let’s take a look at the goofiest takes aired by Fox News:

IT’S “CRUEL” TO KEEP TRUMP OFF THE GOLF COURSE

Primetime host Jesse Watters, a former Bill O’Reilly lackey whose stock in trade is delighting Fox News grandpas with his performatively outrageous antics, was beside himself on Monday that golf-loving ex-president was stuck in the courtroom and not getting enough time on the links.

“The guy needs exercise. He’s usually golfing. And so, you’re going to put a man who’s almost 80, sitting in a room like this on his butt for all that time? It's not healthy,” Watters exclaimed on Monday’s broadcast of The Five. “You know how big of a health nut I am. He needs sunlight and he needs activity. He needs to be walking around, he needs action. It’s really cruel and unusual punishment to make a man do that. And any time he moves, they threaten to throw him in prison!”

Hours later on his solo primetime show, Watters doubled down.

“Trump has been on the move his whole life,” he fumed. “Golf, rallies, movement, action, sunlight, fresh air, freedom. This isn’t lawfare. This is torture. They’re making a 77-year-old man sit in a room for eight hours straight, four days a week.”

GITMO PRISONERS HAVE IT BETTER THAN TRUMP!

Watters’ MAGA propaganda didn’t just stop with demanding that Trump get more rounds of golf. He also asserted that detainees in the infamous Guantanamo Bay prison receive more preferential treatment than the ex-president has been afforded throughout his trial. This included Watters namechecking a notorious al-Qaeda terrorist who has been called the “principal architect of the 9/11 attacks.”

“He has to sit there all week for six weeks. If he says anything, they’ll throw him in jail. If he leaves, they throw him in jail. That’s crazy,” he grumbled on The Five. “They had more allowances for Khalid Sheikh Mohammed. I think they bought a million-dollar soccer field for the people in Gitmo. I don’t know if [Mohammed] was able to visit his son for his high school graduation, but it’s similar.”

Despite this claim being repeated ad nauseam on Fox, Judge Juan Merchan has not actually ruled yet that the former president cannot attend his son Barron’s high school graduation.

IT’S JUST LIKE THE END OF THE ROMAN REPUBLIC!

During Tuesday’s broadcast of midday roundtable show Outnumbered, Ian Prior—a GOP operative and regular Fox News guest who the network once tried to pass off as just a “concerned parent”—warned that the hush-money trial could result in the end of America.

Reacting to the possibility that Trump could be held in contemptfor repeatedly violating the judge’s gag order, Prior likened the ex-president being restricted from attacking trial witnesses and court staff to the fall of Rome.

“The very problem that we have here is we are weaponizing the justice system to go after former presidents. You back up 2,000 years and this is the kind of thing they would do in the Roman Republic that led to the end of the Roman Republic,” he dramatically proclaimed. “Caesar is out there and says if you do not come back to Rome… and face prosecution, what did he do? He crossed the Rubicon and there’s the end of the Republic.”

MIDDLE SCHOOLERS SHOULD BE SCARED!

Just ahead of opening statements on Monday, pro-Trump Fox & Friends co-host Ainsley Earhardt said that the ex-president facing criminal charges for paying off a porn star to help his election chances could result in—actually, we’re not really sure what she was trying to say.

We’re just going to report and let you decide.

“Does this set a precedent for other people who want to run for president?” Earhardt sighed. “What if they've done something like this in the past and they can say, 'Oh, well, they told me in the 8th grade they want to run for president, so since they paid off a girl when they were 30 years old, then that was election interference!'”

“LITERALLY LIKE” CIVIL RIGHTS WORKERS IN THE ’60S

The award for zaniest take, however, goes to former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich, who claimed that the possibility of serving jail time made Trump akin to slain freedom fighters during the civil rights movement or Marlon Brando’s character in a 1950s classic film.

“I am deeply worried that tomorrow, a totally corrupt judge and a totally corrupt district attorney are going to try to put a former president of the United States, candidate of his party, and front-runner in the polls in jail. Now, I think this is so horrendous that there has to be some way to reach out to the Supreme Court,” the Fox News pundit said on Monday night’s Hannity. “This is literally like some of the civil rights workers in Mississippi in the 1960s. The New York system is now so deeply corrupted and it's so bitterly, deeply anti-Trump.”

Raging about the Biden family’s business dealings and Judge Merchan’s daughter, Gingrich then analogized the trial to an Oscar-winning movie about corrupt unions—while getting the director wrong.

“I mean the whole thing frankly resembles On the Waterfront, Stanley Kubrick's brilliant film. This is about corruption. It has nothing to do with honesty, and what worries me is it's a genuine threat to Donald Trump,” Gingrich huffed. “I mean, I think any step that would put him close to a New York prison is an extraordinarily dangerous step and I would hope that there's some legal way to block it and make sure that it never happens, because the thugs he's dealing with are totally out of control, have total contempt for the rule of law, and frankly are unworthy of being in the offices they hold.”

MY DAD IS LOVED BY “HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS”

Appearing on Trump confidant Sean Hannity’s primetime show on Monday, the ex-president’s son Eric Trump bemoaned that his dad was facing 34 criminal charges over allegedly falsifying business records to cover up the hush-money payment made to Daniels before the 2016 election.

According to the younger Trump, however, his father was too busy running the country to keep track of these records, though he added “not that anything was done wrong in the bookkeeping.” Of course, Trump wasn’t actually president when he allegedly arranged to pay Daniels off to keep her quiet in an effort to keep the story from impacting an upcoming election.

Eric Trump also complained to Hannity that it seemed unfair that his dad was facing criminal charges over such a relatively small amount of money since the vast majority of the American public supposedly loves him. “They’re going after the former president of the United States, a person beloved by hundreds of millions of people in this country, over $130,000,” he groused.

 

[TexArcher 37765]

1 hour ago, Francisco 2.0 said:

I'm supposed to believe Donald Trump wrote this and spelled "stanchion" and "appellate" correctly?

Because I definitely don't.

[LTbear 4168]

I had the same reaction to that tweet. All his stupidity but much better grammar. Am I stupid or is there an insanity where he starts claiming he didn't actually write the tweets and that therefore whatever his Truth Social Manager types doesn't have any bearing on a gag order...

[Surly Bevo 24908]

15 minutes ago, LTbear said:

I had the same reaction to that tweet. All his stupidity but much better grammar. Am I stupid or is there an insanity where he starts claiming he didn't actually write the tweets and that therefore whatever his Truth Social Manager types doesn't have any bearing on a gag order...

Sure why not....there's nothing sacred at this point that can't be thrown on the fire by Donald J Trump.

[JohnnyRage 1617]

Wrong thread.

Edited April 24 by JohnnyRage

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6 hours ago, 'stache said:

Holy Shit, Mussolini has a granddaughter who holds elected office in Italy? What the actual fuck? Is there a Jane Hitler serving in the German parliament too? 

Check out the President of the Philippines.

[Jack Straw 2954]

2 hours ago, Francisco 2.0 said:

every Republican you know is going to vote for this guy. 

[Gil Bang 25918]

1 hour ago, miguelito said:

Doesn't Mitt have a wife?

He might have more than one.

[safe sex 11696]

1 hour ago, LTbear said:

I had the same reaction to that tweet. All his stupidity but much better grammar. Am I stupid or is there an insanity where he starts claiming he didn't actually write the tweets and that therefore whatever his Truth Social Manager types doesn't have any bearing on a gag order...

That was my first thought hahaha

[Gatorubet 30185]

3 hours ago, royiv said:

Not written by him. There’s no way the word stanchions is in his vocabulary.

No caps, NO DONNIE!!

[immamac 42835]

The judge is going to hold him in contempt. He did this on purpose since the judge didn’t come down hard today on it. I think he’s playing a game of fuck around and find out with someone who isn’t fucking around. 

[Pato del Muerto 52485]

11 minutes ago, immamac said:

The judge is going to hold him in contempt. He did this on purpose since the judge didn’t come down hard today on it. I think he’s playing a game of fuck around and find out with someone who isn’t fucking around. 

And then fine him a grand 

[Smax 3800]

6 minutes ago, Pato del Muerto said:

And then fine him a grand 

 

 

This, the judge wont do anything to him that he cant just brush off. Just amazed how this guy has gone his entire life never having to face any consequences of his actions 

[conVINCEd 21469]

14 minutes ago, immamac said:

The judge is going to hold him in contempt. He did this on purpose since the judge didn’t come down hard today on it. I think he’s playing a game of fuck around and find out with someone who isn’t fucking around. 

He wants to go to jail.  Temporarily.  Any excuse to play the victim card.  They aren’t going to throw him in gen pop at Rikers.  He will be inconvenienced for an afternoon then grift $100M from bitching about his persecution.

[Gil Bang 25918]

2 minutes ago, conVINCEd said:

He wants to go to jail.  Temporarily.  Any excuse to play the victim card.  They aren’t going to throw him in gen pop at Rikers.  He will be inconvenienced for an afternoon then grift $100M from bitching about his persecution.

Ex-fuckng-lactly

They will put him in a holding cell for 4 hours and he'll raise millions.  "I'm locked up so you WON'T be locked up"

[tx 3 putt 76870]

[conVINCEd 21469]

4 minutes ago, tx 3 putt said:

If this is the first conversation they’ve had on the subject the Secret Service is slipping.  A friend’s older brother, who I had met maybe 5 times, was applying to the Secret Service and I had an agent knock on my door and interview me for 20 minutes.

[immamac 42835]

If he goes to jail he’s not gonna fundraise shit. I think some of you have failed to realize how tapped out his base is. They have been grifted completely. DJT is the latest thing that may work against him. Now people feel like they are going to win when he wins - why just donate when you can buy DJT shares. Huge miscalculation. 

[Snake Diggity 4619]

12 hours ago, Francisco 2.0 said:

Gotta admit I could not stop laughing at the thought of the Republican nominee for president (and a former president) calling a NYT reporter named Maggie “Maggot” multiple times.  LMFAO.  At this point anyone who votes for that guy is an indefensible piece of shit.

Has anybody done a deep dive into the logic he uses to decide which words to capitalize?

3 minutes ago, immamac said:

If he goes to jail he’s not gonna fundraise shit. I think some of you have failed to realize how tapped out his base is. They have been grifted completely. DJT is the latest thing that may work against him. Now people feel like they are going to win when he wins - why just donate when you can buy DJT shares. Huge miscalculation. 

I am excited to get to ~September when Trump can liquidate his shares.  

[immamac 42835]

4 minutes ago, Snake Diggity said:

Gotta admit I could not stop laughing at the thought of the Republican nominee for president (and a former president) calling a NYT reporter named Maggie “Maggot” multiple times.  LMFAO.  At this point anyone who votes for that guy is an indefensible piece of shit.

Has anybody done a deep dive into the logic he uses to decide which words to capitalize?

I am excited to get to ~September when Trump can liquidate his shares.  

Why would he liquidate. He will leverage them. It’s the play. 

[Macanudo 12975]

7 hours ago, conVINCEd said:

If this is the first conversation they’ve had on the subject the Secret Service is slipping.  A friend’s older brother, who I had met maybe 5 times, was applying to the Secret Service and I had an agent knock on my door and interview me for 20 minutes.

It is not the first conversation.   They are working the actual logistics on how/where/when sort of stuff.   

[Horndog 2228]

7 hours ago, conVINCEd said:

He wants to go to jail.  Temporarily.  Any excuse to play the victim card.  They aren’t going to throw him in gen pop at Rikers.  He will be inconvenienced for an afternoon then grift $100M from bitching about his persecution.

Instead of a fine, how about 10 hours of community service for each violation?  I would love to see the dotard wearing an orange jump suit picking up trash along the Hudson River.

[Js1 85275]

11 minutes ago, Snake Diggity said:

Gotta admit I could not stop laughing at the thought of the Republican nominee for president (and a former president) calling a NYT reporter named Maggie “Maggot” multiple times.

He also always talks about how much he likes/liked her because she was flattering during his presidency.

She must have another book coming out soon

[immamac 42835]

1 minute ago, Horndog said:

Instead of a fine, how about 10 hours of community service for each violation?  I would love to see the dotard wearing an orange jump suit picking up trash along the Hudson River.

His time is worth more than that. I don’t think they would do that for pretty simple reasons that with the fine they could levy they could hire 10 people to do that hour of work. 

[Red Five 40842]

He probably read something unflattering from her, so now she's a subhuman to him. 

[Macanudo 12975]

3 minutes ago, immamac said:

His time is worth more than that. I don’t think they would do that for pretty simple reasons that with the fine they could levy they could hire 10 people to do that hour of work. 

I wish that the fine could escalate.   $1,000 for the average person is a lot.   Even for cash strapped Trump, that's nothing.  But if it escalated each time by a factor, that might shut his ass up.  But the current NY state law doesn't allow for that.

1000, 2000, 4000, 8000, 16000, 32000 and so on would put him in a world of hurt fairly quickly if he hit double digit contempt comments.

[The Dog 44019]

 

[locodos 5387]

22 minutes ago, Snake Diggity said:

 LMFAO.  At this point anyone who votes for that guy is an indefensible piece of shit.

Bro, That point was in 2015.  Anyone with a functioning brain stem knew what and who he was.

[WhatTheBuck 28775]

3 minutes ago, Macanudo said:

I wish that the fine could escalate.   $1,000 for the average person is a lot.   Even for cash strapped Trump, that's nothing.  But if it escalated each time by a factor, that might shut his ass up.  But the current NY state law doesn't allow for that.

1000, 2000, 4000, 8000, 16000, 32000 and so on would put him in a world of hurt fairly quickly if he hit double digit contempt comments.

He didn’t stop defaming E. Jean Carroll after her second lawsuit cost him $83 Million, up from $5 Million for the first one.

He’s a fucking child. He can’t help himself. He’s obnoxious and obscene and uncivilized. It’s who he is. He’ll never stop being a foul-mouthed lowlife.

[Goredho 17395]

If Trump actually said this, it's a great response to sleepy-gate.  Of course, its an unnamed source, so its probably someone at the Bulwark coming up with what Trump should have said.

 

[WhatTheBuck 28775]

2 minutes ago, Goredho said:

If Trump actually said this, it's a great response to sleepy-gate.  Of course, its an unnamed source, so its probably someone at the Bulwark coming up with what Trump should have said.

 

And you couldn’t be bothered to post a link to your admittedly questionably sourced quote. 

[texasdago 7567]

4 minutes ago, Goredho said:

If Trump actually said this, it's a great response to sleepy-gate.  Of course, its an unnamed source, so its probably someone at the Bulwark coming up with what Trump should have said.

 

He could write Shakespearean works... he still sucks.  

[Goredho 17395]

1 minute ago, WhatTheBuck said:

And you couldn’t be bothered to post a link to your admittedly questionably sourced quote. 

lol, here you go?

https://politicalwire.com/2024/04/24/extra-bonus-quote-of-the-day-855/

Political Wire is an American political blog. It was founded in 1999 and published by Taegan (/ˈteɪɡən/) Goddard, a former policy adviser to Democratic U.S. Senator Donald Riegle and Independent Governor Lowell Weicker, and the co-author of the 1998 political management book You Won: Now What? How Americans Can Make Democracy Work from City Hall to the White House with political commentator Chris Riback.^[1][2][3]

[TDunk 590]

12 hours ago, Francisco 2.0 said:

 

 

 

To be fair, they only had one trial to attend and coordinate. Those extra bags to be processed and costs add up.  But of course Biden and Pete have tried to regulate that so it's more cost effective for all of us. 

[Goredho 17395]

3 minutes ago, texasdago said:

He could write Shakespearean works... he still sucks.  

I agree, but that is a great quote that will play extremely well with a lot of people.  It frames this as David vs Goliath and David is so cool he's bored.  That's true whether Trump legitimately said it or not.  It's Ric Flair mic skills level of good.

Of course, there are plenty of filmed examples of Ric Flair demonstrating his mic skills, and none of this quote from Trump.  Hence my dubiousness.  But if he's smart, he will recite this quote exactly next time he has a mic and a camera in his face.

[GenXer 2850]

21 minutes ago, WhatTheBuck said:

He didn’t stop defaming E. Jean Carroll after her second lawsuit cost him $83 Million, up from $5 Million for the first one.

He’s a fucking child. He can’t help himself. He’s obnoxious and obscene and uncivilized. It’s who he is. He’ll never stop being a foul-mouthed lowlife.

Susan Collins disagrees 

[texasdago 7567]

2 minutes ago, Goredho said:

That's true whether Trump legitimately said it or not.

[Pato del Muerto 52485]

52 minutes ago, Snake Diggity said:

Has anybody done a deep dive into the logic he uses to decide which words to capitalize?

Not a great idea to take a deep dive into a shallow pool. 

[Francisco 2.0 32387]

2 am this morning:

 

 

And after he woke up this morning:

 

 

Edited April 24 by Francisco 2.0

[LTbear 4168]

Holy shit

The ultimate irony is that his supporters like to call democrats snowflakes, when Trump is far and away the biggest snowflake on the planet. 

['stache 21795]

46 minutes ago, Goredho said:

If Trump actually said this, it's a great response to sleepy-gate.  Of course, its an unnamed source, so its probably someone at the Bulwark coming up with what Trump should have said.

 

No chance in hell he's that clever, this being fake is abundantly obvious.

[Js1 85275]

2 minutes ago, LTbear said:

Holy shit

The ultimate irony is that his supporters like to call democrats snowflakes, when Trump is far and away the biggest snowflake on the planet. 

[Restless Native 315]

...this woman, that I've never met before (and all the proof that everybody has that I DO know her does not count!)