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Okay, all true, Brutha, but it IS possible to get carried away with the weight of Trump's words here. Trump was triggered. Dingell had dissed him in his book. Trump's trolling needs to be kept in perspective--as not very important noise by an asshole sitting at the end of the bar after having one too many.Rep. Fred Upton, a Michigan Republican, tweeted that he "always looked up to John Dingell - my good friend and a great Michigan legend. There was no need to 'dis' him in a crass political way. Most unfortunate and an apology is due."
Paul Rieckhoff, who served with the U.S. Army in Iraq and Afghanistan and who is now a prominent activist for veterans, also attacked Trump
"Congressman John Dingell served in the Army in WW2 and went to college under the GI Bill," Rieckhoff tweeted. "And he's just the latest veteran to be disgustingly disrespected by Trump—a man who knows nothing of honor, respect or service."
Michigan State Senator Curtis Hertel, a Democrat, called the president's comments "below human decency."
"I don't know what's more sad; a President who attacks a deceased Congressman and his widow in their home state two weeks before Christmas or my friends on the other side of the aisle who will refuse to condemn it," Hertel tweeted.
"This is not just below the presidency, it's below basic human decency. The irony of this indecency is that John was one of the most decent people I ever knew.
"To be clear. John Dingell was a Veteran and a Statesman while President Trump is a Coward and blowhard. If you can't tell what side you're supposed to be on you're a d--- fool."
Trump Humpers will come out and defend this disgusting behavior.
The 197 votes that Trump received to stop the insanity of the corrupt unscrupulous impeachment scam was not a defense of President Trump? Are you totally made of shit? Or just mostly?There's a reason not one Republican yesterday defended fat donnie as a person.
Okay, all true, Brutha, but it IS possible to get carried away with the weight of Trump's words here. Trump was triggered. Dingell had dissed him in his book. Trump's trolling needs to be kept in perspective--as not very important noise by an asshole sitting at the end of the bar after having one too many.Rep. Fred Upton, a Michigan Republican, tweeted that he "always looked up to John Dingell - my good friend and a great Michigan legend. There was no need to 'dis' him in a crass political way. Most unfortunate and an apology is due."
Paul Rieckhoff, who served with the U.S. Army in Iraq and Afghanistan and who is now a prominent activist for veterans, also attacked Trump
"Congressman John Dingell served in the Army in WW2 and went to college under the GI Bill," Rieckhoff tweeted. "And he's just the latest veteran to be disgustingly disrespected by Trump—a man who knows nothing of honor, respect or service."
Michigan State Senator Curtis Hertel, a Democrat, called the president's comments "below human decency."
"I don't know what's more sad; a President who attacks a deceased Congressman and his widow in their home state two weeks before Christmas or my friends on the other side of the aisle who will refuse to condemn it," Hertel tweeted.
"This is not just below the presidency, it's below basic human decency. The irony of this indecency is that John was one of the most decent people I ever knew.
"To be clear. John Dingell was a Veteran and a Statesman while President Trump is a Coward and blowhard. If you can't tell what side you're supposed to be on you're a d--- fool."
Trump Humpers will come out and defend this disgusting behavior.
Yes, it shows Trump's lack of respect for many things, but it's not like that's a revelation to anyone.
Okay, all true, Brutha, but it IS possible to get carried away with the weight of Trump's words here. Trump was triggered. Dingell had dissed him in his book. Trump's trolling needs to be kept in perspective--as not very important noise by an asshole sitting at the end of the bar after having one too many.Rep. Fred Upton, a Michigan Republican, tweeted that he "always looked up to John Dingell - my good friend and a great Michigan legend. There was no need to 'dis' him in a crass political way. Most unfortunate and an apology is due."
Paul Rieckhoff, who served with the U.S. Army in Iraq and Afghanistan and who is now a prominent activist for veterans, also attacked Trump
"Congressman John Dingell served in the Army in WW2 and went to college under the GI Bill," Rieckhoff tweeted. "And he's just the latest veteran to be disgustingly disrespected by Trump—a man who knows nothing of honor, respect or service."
Michigan State Senator Curtis Hertel, a Democrat, called the president's comments "below human decency."
"I don't know what's more sad; a President who attacks a deceased Congressman and his widow in their home state two weeks before Christmas or my friends on the other side of the aisle who will refuse to condemn it," Hertel tweeted.
"This is not just below the presidency, it's below basic human decency. The irony of this indecency is that John was one of the most decent people I ever knew.
"To be clear. John Dingell was a Veteran and a Statesman while President Trump is a Coward and blowhard. If you can't tell what side you're supposed to be on you're a d--- fool."
Trump Humpers will come out and defend this disgusting behavior.
Yes, it shows Trump's lack of respect for many things, but it's not like that's a revelation to anyone.
He made a JOKE at the expense of a woman who's goal is to DESTROY him. He earned the right to poke at that vile womanOkay, all true, Brutha, but it IS possible to get carried away with the weight of Trump's words here. Trump was triggered. Dingell had dissed him in his book. Trump's trolling needs to be kept in perspective--as not very important noise by an asshole sitting at the end of the bar after having one too many.Rep. Fred Upton, a Michigan Republican, tweeted that he "always looked up to John Dingell - my good friend and a great Michigan legend. There was no need to 'dis' him in a crass political way. Most unfortunate and an apology is due."
Paul Rieckhoff, who served with the U.S. Army in Iraq and Afghanistan and who is now a prominent activist for veterans, also attacked Trump
"Congressman John Dingell served in the Army in WW2 and went to college under the GI Bill," Rieckhoff tweeted. "And he's just the latest veteran to be disgustingly disrespected by Trump—a man who knows nothing of honor, respect or service."
Michigan State Senator Curtis Hertel, a Democrat, called the president's comments "below human decency."
"I don't know what's more sad; a President who attacks a deceased Congressman and his widow in their home state two weeks before Christmas or my friends on the other side of the aisle who will refuse to condemn it," Hertel tweeted.
"This is not just below the presidency, it's below basic human decency. The irony of this indecency is that John was one of the most decent people I ever knew.
"To be clear. John Dingell was a Veteran and a Statesman while President Trump is a Coward and blowhard. If you can't tell what side you're supposed to be on you're a d--- fool."
Trump Humpers will come out and defend this disgusting behavior.
Yes, it shows Trump's lack of respect for many things, but it's not like that's a revelation to anyone.
It was a classless thing to say, there was nothing but vindictive behavior involved and it doesn't help anyone in any way, shape or manner.
Yes, THAT is a joke. Too bad you can't figure these things out at without helpNow did I hear conservatives complaining whining about Dingles being voted in for years because of name recognition??
Surely you jest...
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It`s not a lifetime job. They have to run for the office when their terms expire. When longtime Pa. Congressman Bud Shuster finally retired over "ethics issues" his son the car dealer got the job and served 8 terms. He`s a lobbyist now.Saying bad things about a deceased politician may be the next article of impeachment against Trump. But the reality is, the great majority of them WILL probably be looking up, greedy, lying, power hungry bastards that they are. And how sick is everyone of a spouse inheriting their deceased partners job? That's bullshit.
I’d agree with that. But when you consider what trump has had to deal with from democrat sheep and Pravda it’s expected that anyone would get to that point at least once eventually.Okay, all true, Brutha, but it IS possible to get carried away with the weight of Trump's words here. Trump was triggered. Dingell had dissed him in his book. Trump's trolling needs to be kept in perspective--as not very important noise by an asshole sitting at the end of the bar after having one too many.Rep. Fred Upton, a Michigan Republican, tweeted that he "always looked up to John Dingell - my good friend and a great Michigan legend. There was no need to 'dis' him in a crass political way. Most unfortunate and an apology is due."
Paul Rieckhoff, who served with the U.S. Army in Iraq and Afghanistan and who is now a prominent activist for veterans, also attacked Trump
"Congressman John Dingell served in the Army in WW2 and went to college under the GI Bill," Rieckhoff tweeted. "And he's just the latest veteran to be disgustingly disrespected by Trump—a man who knows nothing of honor, respect or service."
Michigan State Senator Curtis Hertel, a Democrat, called the president's comments "below human decency."
"I don't know what's more sad; a President who attacks a deceased Congressman and his widow in their home state two weeks before Christmas or my friends on the other side of the aisle who will refuse to condemn it," Hertel tweeted.
"This is not just below the presidency, it's below basic human decency. The irony of this indecency is that John was one of the most decent people I ever knew.
"To be clear. John Dingell was a Veteran and a Statesman while President Trump is a Coward and blowhard. If you can't tell what side you're supposed to be on you're a d--- fool."
Trump Humpers will come out and defend this disgusting behavior.
Yes, it shows Trump's lack of respect for many things, but it's not like that's a revelation to anyone.
It was a classless thing to say, there was nothing but vindictive behavior involved and it doesn't help anyone in any way, shape or manner.
Apparently Dingell is the Poster Boy for Term Limits
I’d agree with that. But when you consider what trump has had to deal with from democrat sheep and Pravda it’s expected that anyone would get to that point at least once eventually.Okay, all true, Brutha, but it IS possible to get carried away with the weight of Trump's words here. Trump was triggered. Dingell had dissed him in his book. Trump's trolling needs to be kept in perspective--as not very important noise by an asshole sitting at the end of the bar after having one too many.Rep. Fred Upton, a Michigan Republican, tweeted that he "always looked up to John Dingell - my good friend and a great Michigan legend. There was no need to 'dis' him in a crass political way. Most unfortunate and an apology is due."
Paul Rieckhoff, who served with the U.S. Army in Iraq and Afghanistan and who is now a prominent activist for veterans, also attacked Trump
"Congressman John Dingell served in the Army in WW2 and went to college under the GI Bill," Rieckhoff tweeted. "And he's just the latest veteran to be disgustingly disrespected by Trump—a man who knows nothing of honor, respect or service."
Michigan State Senator Curtis Hertel, a Democrat, called the president's comments "below human decency."
"I don't know what's more sad; a President who attacks a deceased Congressman and his widow in their home state two weeks before Christmas or my friends on the other side of the aisle who will refuse to condemn it," Hertel tweeted.
"This is not just below the presidency, it's below basic human decency. The irony of this indecency is that John was one of the most decent people I ever knew.
"To be clear. John Dingell was a Veteran and a Statesman while President Trump is a Coward and blowhard. If you can't tell what side you're supposed to be on you're a d--- fool."
Trump Humpers will come out and defend this disgusting behavior.
Yes, it shows Trump's lack of respect for many things, but it's not like that's a revelation to anyone.
It was a classless thing to say, there was nothing but vindictive behavior involved and it doesn't help anyone in any way, shape or manner.
The last person who has any moral right to criticize trump for crassness is a democrat. Major foot-in-mouth syndrome.
No, it is not a joke...Yes, THAT is a joke. Too bad you can't figure these things out at without helpNow did I hear conservatives complaining whining about Dingles being voted in for years because of name recognition??
Surely you jest...
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Im for term limits for political offices and the supreme court.Apparently Dingell is the Poster Boy for Term Limits
Hell don't forget Lindsey Graham, Mitch McConnell, Durbin, etc. It's a whole list of them that are poster boys for term limits.
So, you’re saying that no posters on this site respond to disparagement with disparagement?I’d agree with that. But when you consider what trump has had to deal with from democrat sheep and Pravda it’s expected that anyone would get to that point at least once eventually.Okay, all true, Brutha, but it IS possible to get carried away with the weight of Trump's words here. Trump was triggered. Dingell had dissed him in his book. Trump's trolling needs to be kept in perspective--as not very important noise by an asshole sitting at the end of the bar after having one too many.Rep. Fred Upton, a Michigan Republican, tweeted that he "always looked up to John Dingell - my good friend and a great Michigan legend. There was no need to 'dis' him in a crass political way. Most unfortunate and an apology is due."
Paul Rieckhoff, who served with the U.S. Army in Iraq and Afghanistan and who is now a prominent activist for veterans, also attacked Trump
"Congressman John Dingell served in the Army in WW2 and went to college under the GI Bill," Rieckhoff tweeted. "And he's just the latest veteran to be disgustingly disrespected by Trump—a man who knows nothing of honor, respect or service."
Michigan State Senator Curtis Hertel, a Democrat, called the president's comments "below human decency."
"I don't know what's more sad; a President who attacks a deceased Congressman and his widow in their home state two weeks before Christmas or my friends on the other side of the aisle who will refuse to condemn it," Hertel tweeted.
"This is not just below the presidency, it's below basic human decency. The irony of this indecency is that John was one of the most decent people I ever knew.
"To be clear. John Dingell was a Veteran and a Statesman while President Trump is a Coward and blowhard. If you can't tell what side you're supposed to be on you're a d--- fool."
Trump Humpers will come out and defend this disgusting behavior.
Yes, it shows Trump's lack of respect for many things, but it's not like that's a revelation to anyone.
It was a classless thing to say, there was nothing but vindictive behavior involved and it doesn't help anyone in any way, shape or manner.
The last person who has any moral right to criticize trump for crassness is a democrat. Major foot-in-mouth syndrome.
Nice Trump Humper cop out.
Schuster, his son and everyone else like them sucks. You can't have good government with lifetime members.It`s not a lifetime job. They have to run for the office when their terms expire. When longtime Pa. Congressman Bud Shuster finally retired over "ethics issues" his son the car dealer got the job and served 8 terms. He`s a lobbyist now.Saying bad things about a deceased politician may be the next article of impeachment against Trump. But the reality is, the great majority of them WILL probably be looking up, greedy, lying, power hungry bastards that they are. And how sick is everyone of a spouse inheriting their deceased partners job? That's bullshit.
