Hope Hicks wouldn't give Trump the time of day.
Critics React To Trump's 'Fat Pig' Rally Rant
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Hope Hicks wouldn't give Trump the time of day.
You'll love this.
Trump : So now fake movie actor George Clooney, who never came close to making a great movie, is getting into the act,” Trump posted in reaction to the actor’s op-ed. “He’s turned on Crooked Joe like the rats they both are.”
Frankeneinstein
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Not sure what ya disagree with in my post, I would consider your above post to be a no punches pulled companion piece to my post...what do you believe I was saying in my post?
jbrownson0831
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Who knows and what does it matter? Many more gigantic issues and he is the only one to fix them.
Concerned American
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Yeah, so? What's your point. You've said things about Trump that are worse and no one attempted to censor you. Face it -- you're a narcissistic hypocrite.
The Sage of Main Street
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Socialist-Injustice Warlords
Resorting to Pee-Wee Herman nonsense proves how desperate emoting Liberals are to keep their fake bleeding-heart image. What motivates Conservatives to fall for your play-acting about the sense of guilt you are incapable of having.
The Sage of Main Street
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Blueblood Doesn't Get Pumped from a Bleeding Heart
Saying that they have excessive feelings of guilt about being White just because they claim that is what motivates them. It's all about power over other Whites, nothing more.
Ayn Rand made the same mistake when describing this entitled class, which is the only one she cared about. She tried to appeal to them that they logically had nothing to feel guilty about, which they did for other reasons she didn't dare mention.
The Sage of Main Street
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He Gives Them Blank Ammunition
Frankeneinstein
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that's what I was getting at when I cited "strategic victimhood", that it was contrived and part of their [political] DNA.
7 signs someone is a low-quality person, according to psychology 7 signs someone is a low-quality person, according to psychology
justoffal
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It's pretty damn clever that's for sure. Ironic how it's the very same tactic that the left just used to try to get him assassinated.
Biden has never talked about violence.
Donald Trump’s Violent Rhetoric: A Catalogue
No American public figure has done more to normalize political violence.
www.thebulwark.com
JoeB131
rightwinger
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Donald Trump’s Violent Rhetoric: A Catalogue
No American public figure has done more to normalize political violence.
CATHY YOUNG
JUL 17, 2024
FOLLOWING THE JULY 13 ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION of Donald Trump, his supporters—and many anti-anti-Trump commentators—have been wringing their hands about the supposed rhetorical extremism of Democrats and other Trump foes. It’s all a bit rich, though, given that violent, fearmongering, and dehumanizing rhetoric has been Trump’s stock in trade over the past decade.
This is, after all, the man who started his presidential campaign on June 16, 2015 by claiming that the vast majority of immigrants from Mexico, including legal ones, are “bringing drugs [and] crime” or “are rapists”—and who recently accused Joe Biden of “running a Gestapo administration.”
At a moment when so many people on the right are smearing any impolite Trump critic as complicit in the assassination attempt, revisiting Trump’s long history of flirtation with verbal violence is in order—if only to keep the record straight.
So, bearing in mind that nothing Trump has said or done excuses or mitigates the horrific acts of his would-be assassin, here’s a list of instances of Trump normalizing, endorsing, promoting, or winking at political and other violence.
November 22, 2015
In a Fox News interview, Trump defends the actions of his supporters who were caught on video shoving, punching, and kicking a protester at a Trump rally in Birmingham, Alabama after the man interrupted the rally by shouting, “Black lives matter!”
According to Trump: “Maybe he should have been roughed up, because it was absolutely disgusting what he was doing. I have a lot of fans, and they were not happy about it. And this was a very obnoxious guy who was a troublemaker who was looking to make trouble.”
December 22, 2015
At a rally in Grand Rapids, Michigan, Trump mentions the fact that Vladimir Putin “has killed reporters” and says he is “totally against that” himself: “I hate some of these people, but I’d never kill them.” (This comes on the heels of an earlier controversy in which he seemed to downplay Putin’s murders of journalists and political opponents by saying that “our country does plenty of killing also.”) Pointing at the journalists in the press pen, he repeats, “I hate them. . . . These people, honestly, I’ll be honest, I would never kill them. I would never do that.” And then, after taking a showman’s pause to imply uncertainty or hesitation: “Uh, let’s see, uh? No, I would never do that.”
February 1, 2016
At a rally in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Trump announces that he has been warned about tomato-throwers in the audience: “If you see somebody getting ready to throw a tomato, knock the crap out of ’em, would you? Seriously. Just knock the hell—I promise you, I will pay for the legal fees. I promise. I promise.”
February 22, 2016
Trump reacts to a nonviolent heckler in Las Vegas, Nevada with nostalgia for more violent times: “You know what they used to do to guys like that when they were in a place like this? They’d be carried out on a stretcher, folks. . . . I’d like to punch him in the face, I tell you.”
rightwinger
Lastamender
Donald Trump’s Violent Rhetoric: A Catalogue
No American public figure has done more to normalize political violence.
CATHY YOUNG
JUL 17, 2024
FOLLOWING THE JULY 13 ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION of Donald Trump, his supporters—and many anti-anti-Trump commentators—have been wringing their hands about the supposed rhetorical extremism of Democrats and other Trump foes. It’s all a bit rich, though, given that violent, fearmongering, and dehumanizing rhetoric has been Trump’s stock in trade over the past decade.
This is, after all, the man who started his presidential campaign on June 16, 2015 by claiming that the vast majority of immigrants from Mexico, including legal ones, are “bringing drugs [and] crime” or “are rapists”—and who recently accused Joe Biden of “running a Gestapo administration.”
At a moment when so many people on the right are smearing any impolite Trump critic as complicit in the assassination attempt, revisiting Trump’s long history of flirtation with verbal violence is in order—if only to keep the record straight.
So, bearing in mind that nothing Trump has said or done excuses or mitigates the horrific acts of his would-be assassin, here’s a list of instances of Trump normalizing, endorsing, promoting, or winking at political and other violence.
November 22, 2015
In a Fox News interview, Trump defends the actions of his supporters who were caught on video shoving, punching, and kicking a protester at a Trump rally in Birmingham, Alabama after the man interrupted the rally by shouting, “Black lives matter!”
According to Trump: “Maybe he should have been roughed up, because it was absolutely disgusting what he was doing. I have a lot of fans, and they were not happy about it. And this was a very obnoxious guy who was a troublemaker who was looking to make trouble.”
December 22, 2015
At a rally in Grand Rapids, Michigan, Trump mentions the fact that Vladimir Putin “has killed reporters” and says he is “totally against that” himself: “I hate some of these people, but I’d never kill them.” (This comes on the heels of an earlier controversy in which he seemed to downplay Putin’s murders of journalists and political opponents by saying that “our country does plenty of killing also.”) Pointing at the journalists in the press pen, he repeats, “I hate them. . . . These people, honestly, I’ll be honest, I would never kill them. I would never do that.” And then, after taking a showman’s pause to imply uncertainty or hesitation: “Uh, let’s see, uh? No, I would never do that.”
February 1, 2016
At a rally in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Trump announces that he has been warned about tomato-throwers in the audience: “If you see somebody getting ready to throw a tomato, knock the crap out of ’em, would you? Seriously. Just knock the hell—I promise you, I will pay for the legal fees. I promise. I promise.”
February 22, 2016
Trump reacts to a nonviolent heckler in Las Vegas, Nevada with nostalgia for more violent times: “You know what they used to do to guys like that when they were in a place like this? They’d be carried out on a stretcher, folks. . . . I’d like to punch him in the face, I tell you.”
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Did you read your own link?
Your link says that Trump called a waitress beautiful at a recent rally. Also, it says at a rally in August 2023, a man in the audience called Christie a "fat pig," and Trump told the man not to call him a "fat pig."
It is literally what your link says.
Quit falling for fake DNC news! You are on your way to enlightenment by voting for Trump. Now stop reading BS from the Huffington Post.
Regards,
Jim
I prefer old school to Trump's violence.
Why won't George W. Bush talk publicly about Donald Trump? It's simple.
While people often call on Bush to speak out against his GOP successor, he is standing by his pledge not to critique other presidents.
www.usatoday.com
justoffal
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Bush....another JacksonianI prefer old school to Trump's violence.
Why won't George W. Bush talk publicly about Donald Trump? It's simple.
While people often call on Bush to speak out against his GOP successor, he is standing by his pledge not to critique other presidents.www.usatoday.com
Concerned American
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Sure. Liar. "...Time to put Trump in the bullseye." Joe Biden, July 8, 2024---five days before an assassination attempt on Trump and the wounding of two innocent spectators and the murder of another. Joe Biden was involved up to his neck and you are a SCUMBAG.Biden has never talked about violence.
Donald Trump’s Violent Rhetoric: A Catalogue
No American public figure has done more to normalize political violence.
justoffal
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Maxine ... " We need to take Trump out "
Concerned American
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Schumer doxxing SCOTUS justices. I have a long list of examples of democrat fatal violence over the past nine years and they have the unmitigated gall to call conservatives cultists. The SCUMBAGS have made themselves known this week. Nov. 6 will bring a reckoning.
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