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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Can't be bothered to read the entire thread and I'm firmly in the Trump is a dotard camp but objectively the phrase "he knew what he signed up for" in the appropriate context doesn't strike me as being outrageous. Not sure what all the fuss is about when there are about 100 things this moron is doing that we should be fussing over. Also, that congresswoman is a raging lunatic. And I never knew the proper pronunciation of Niger until now.[/quote] I agree with you. Does anyone seriously believe that President Trump called the family with the intent of insulting or disrespecting them? If Congresswoman was a decent person, she would have consoled Myeshia by telling her that the president meant no harm and just wanted her to know how much his service to his country was appreciated. But, instead, she saw an opportunity and pounced on it. Couldn’t wait to go to the press. And, not sure how you know the proper pronunciation of Niger. I have heard it pronounced about 10 different ways by the media/politicians. [/quote] Ha, it's funny that you're trying to defend Trump by saying that Wilson isn't a decent person. I mean, really, this whole thing is just another f-ck up by the White House because they can't help themselves. Self inflicted wound after self inflicted wound.[/quote] Dana Perino, former WH spokesperson just said something that is worth noting....... What Congresswoman Wilson should have done, if the call was not received well by the family, would be to privately call CoS Kelly, explain that the widow was upset by his phone call, and work it out from there. But, she went public instead. Why? Why would a sitting Congresswoman go public with this? What was her motivation? [/quote] Why do we have to be silent in the face of an unfit, boorish president? He's not a king, even if he thinks of himself as one, and he deserves the criticism.[/quote]
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