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Even some of President Donald Trump's typically harsh critics offered uncharacteristic praise for the commander-in-chief on Thursday, following his speech commemorating the 75th anniversary of the historic D-Day operation of World War II.
MSNBC's Morning Joe host Joe Scarborough said "let's hope this moment continues," following the president's widely praised remarks. He also said he believed it was "the strongest speech of his presidency."
"There was one especially beautiful moment, and I loved the thought, because any World War II documentary you see, any Vietnam documentary you see, when the interviewer starts talking about them being heroes, they will tear up and they will say 'the heroes were the ones that never came back,'" Scarborough, a former Republican congressman who has regularly criticized the president and his administration during his morning program, said.
Some don't have a total reliance on a teleprompter.The bar is set so low for that fat asshole, at this point it would be hard for anybody not to rise above it on occasion.
Some don't have a total reliance on a teleprompter.The bar is set so low for that fat asshole, at this point it would be hard for anybody not to rise above it on occasion.
Some don't have a total reliance on a teleprompter.The bar is set so low for that fat asshole, at this point it would be hard for anybody not to rise above it on occasion.
Well this one's easy:
Eat shit, retard
Good to know that the sacrifice on D-Day could calm the propagandists down for at least a day. Not totally psychopathic. Encouraging.
