i want to hear the tape of Trump saying all this chit!
Yeah, but you're not supposed to just come out and say it in public.
Love winning and watching my 401K go through the roof...it happens to be a fact that dems want people from shit hole nations to flood our shores and to be a burden on the tax payers....keep that on your platform and watch yourselves lose again...
This seems to be a pattern of some Democrats.
They couldn't make anything up earlier this week, when the president allowed the press to stay and film a meeting.
Later during a closed door meeting Trump is supposedly calling 3rd world countries shitholes....but no evidence exists other than that of a group of Democrat supporters in the press.
This isn't the first time that Democrats lied about what took place off-camera in these private meetings.
Here's an example:
'I cannot even stand to look at you'
By TAL KOPAN
10/23/2013 06:23 AM EDT
Updated 10/23/2013 03:19 PM EDT
The No. 2 Democrat in the Senate, Sen. Dick Durbin, said in a Facebook post that a House Republican leader told off President Barack Obama during a negotiation meeting, and that GOP leaders are so disrespectful itās practically impossible to have a conversation with them.
But Wednesday afternoon, both the White House and House speakerās office denied his claims.
āIn a ānegotiationā meeting with the president, one GOP House Leader told the president: āI cannot even stand to look at you,āā Durbin wrote in a post on his Facebook page over the weekend.
( Also on POLITICO: Carney: Dick Durbin quote ādid not happenā)
Calling a government shutdown strategy from Republicans ādisastrous,ā Durbin did not specify which leader made the comment, what the context was or how the president responded. The only time GOP House leaders met with Obama during the shutdown was on Oct. 10, a meeting that Durbin did not attend.
The Senate majority whip offered the comment as rebuttal to the Republican argument that Obama does not do enough to communicate with Republicans, essentially saying to do so is impossible.
āWhat are the chances of an honest conversation with someone who has just said something so disrespectful?ā Durbin wrote.
( PHOTOS: Obamaās second term)
However, both the White House and the House speakerās office denied Durbinās account of events.
Asked about the post in the White House daily briefing, press secretary Jay Carney said he checked with a participant of the meeting in question.
āI looked into this and spoke with somebody who was in that meeting and it did not happen,ā Carney said.
( PHOTOS: 25 unforgettable Obamacare quotes)
House Speaker John Boehnerās spokesman also said the post was not about the top House Republican.
āThe speaker certainly didnāt say that and does not recall anyone else doing so,ā Michael Steel said.
Sen. Durbinās office had no comment on the post and offered no further details.
( WATCH: 10 things Obama wants you to know about healthcare law)
But the speakerās office called on him to explain.
āSen. Durbinās accusation is a serious one, and it appears to have been invented out of thin air. The senator should disclose who told him this account of events, retract his reckless allegation immediately, and apologize,ā Boehner spokesman Brendan Buck said in a statement sent out to reporters.
He doesn't have to try.Come on Muddy. At least give Trump some credit for trying to appear "strong."This seems to be a pattern of some Democrats.
They couldn't make anything up earlier this week, when the president allowed the press to stay and film a meeting.
Later during a closed door meeting Trump is supposedly calling 3rd world countries shitholes....but no evidence exists other than that of a group of Democrat supporters in the press.
This isn't the first time that Democrats lied about what took place off-camera in these private meetings.
Here's an example:
'I cannot even stand to look at you'
By TAL KOPAN
10/23/2013 06:23 AM EDT
Updated 10/23/2013 03:19 PM EDT
The No. 2 Democrat in the Senate, Sen. Dick Durbin, said in a Facebook post that a House Republican leader told off President Barack Obama during a negotiation meeting, and that GOP leaders are so disrespectful itās practically impossible to have a conversation with them.
But Wednesday afternoon, both the White House and House speakerās office denied his claims.
āIn a ānegotiationā meeting with the president, one GOP House Leader told the president: āI cannot even stand to look at you,āā Durbin wrote in a post on his Facebook page over the weekend.
( Also on POLITICO: Carney: Dick Durbin quote ādid not happenā)
Calling a government shutdown strategy from Republicans ādisastrous,ā Durbin did not specify which leader made the comment, what the context was or how the president responded. The only time GOP House leaders met with Obama during the shutdown was on Oct. 10, a meeting that Durbin did not attend.
The Senate majority whip offered the comment as rebuttal to the Republican argument that Obama does not do enough to communicate with Republicans, essentially saying to do so is impossible.
āWhat are the chances of an honest conversation with someone who has just said something so disrespectful?ā Durbin wrote.
( PHOTOS: Obamaās second term)
However, both the White House and the House speakerās office denied Durbinās account of events.
Asked about the post in the White House daily briefing, press secretary Jay Carney said he checked with a participant of the meeting in question.
āI looked into this and spoke with somebody who was in that meeting and it did not happen,ā Carney said.
( PHOTOS: 25 unforgettable Obamacare quotes)
House Speaker John Boehnerās spokesman also said the post was not about the top House Republican.
āThe speaker certainly didnāt say that and does not recall anyone else doing so,ā Michael Steel said.
Sen. Durbinās office had no comment on the post and offered no further details.
( WATCH: 10 things Obama wants you to know about healthcare law)
But the speakerās office called on him to explain.
āSen. Durbinās accusation is a serious one, and it appears to have been invented out of thin air. The senator should disclose who told him this account of events, retract his reckless allegation immediately, and apologize,ā Boehner spokesman Brendan Buck said in a statement sent out to reporters.
That's something Obama needed an entire media conglomerate to pull off.
Obama bent over for so many world leaders you'd think he was giving them head.
You think if Trump was overheard saying something pertaining to Turbin being gay that Turbin would of gone on live Television denying he's gay?He doesn't have to try.Come on Muddy. At least give Trump some credit for trying to appear "strong."This seems to be a pattern of some Democrats.
They couldn't make anything up earlier this week, when the president allowed the press to stay and film a meeting.
Later during a closed door meeting Trump is supposedly calling 3rd world countries shitholes....but no evidence exists other than that of a group of Democrat supporters in the press.
This isn't the first time that Democrats lied about what took place off-camera in these private meetings.
Here's an example:
'I cannot even stand to look at you'
By TAL KOPAN
10/23/2013 06:23 AM EDT
Updated 10/23/2013 03:19 PM EDT
The No. 2 Democrat in the Senate, Sen. Dick Durbin, said in a Facebook post that a House Republican leader told off President Barack Obama during a negotiation meeting, and that GOP leaders are so disrespectful itās practically impossible to have a conversation with them.
But Wednesday afternoon, both the White House and House speakerās office denied his claims.
āIn a ānegotiationā meeting with the president, one GOP House Leader told the president: āI cannot even stand to look at you,āā Durbin wrote in a post on his Facebook page over the weekend.
( Also on POLITICO: Carney: Dick Durbin quote ādid not happenā)
Calling a government shutdown strategy from Republicans ādisastrous,ā Durbin did not specify which leader made the comment, what the context was or how the president responded. The only time GOP House leaders met with Obama during the shutdown was on Oct. 10, a meeting that Durbin did not attend.
The Senate majority whip offered the comment as rebuttal to the Republican argument that Obama does not do enough to communicate with Republicans, essentially saying to do so is impossible.
āWhat are the chances of an honest conversation with someone who has just said something so disrespectful?ā Durbin wrote.
( PHOTOS: Obamaās second term)
However, both the White House and the House speakerās office denied Durbinās account of events.
Asked about the post in the White House daily briefing, press secretary Jay Carney said he checked with a participant of the meeting in question.
āI looked into this and spoke with somebody who was in that meeting and it did not happen,ā Carney said.
( PHOTOS: 25 unforgettable Obamacare quotes)
House Speaker John Boehnerās spokesman also said the post was not about the top House Republican.
āThe speaker certainly didnāt say that and does not recall anyone else doing so,ā Michael Steel said.
Sen. Durbinās office had no comment on the post and offered no further details.
( WATCH: 10 things Obama wants you to know about healthcare law)
But the speakerās office called on him to explain.
āSen. Durbinās accusation is a serious one, and it appears to have been invented out of thin air. The senator should disclose who told him this account of events, retract his reckless allegation immediately, and apologize,ā Boehner spokesman Brendan Buck said in a statement sent out to reporters.
That's something Obama needed an entire media conglomerate to pull off.
Obama bent over for so many world leaders you'd think he was giving them head.
This seems to be a pattern of some Democrats.
They couldn't make anything up earlier this week, when the president allowed the press to stay and film a meeting.
Later during a closed door meeting Trump is supposedly calling 3rd world countries shitholes....but no evidence exists other than that of a group of Democrat supporters in the press.
This isn't the first time that Democrats lied about what took place off-camera in these private meetings.
Here's an example:
'I cannot even stand to look at you'
By TAL KOPAN
10/23/2013 06:23 AM EDT
Updated 10/23/2013 03:19 PM EDT
The No. 2 Democrat in the Senate, Sen. Dick Durbin, said in a Facebook post that a House Republican leader told off President Barack Obama during a negotiation meeting, and that GOP leaders are so disrespectful itās practically impossible to have a conversation with them.
But Wednesday afternoon, both the White House and House speakerās office denied his claims.
āIn a ānegotiationā meeting with the president, one GOP House Leader told the president: āI cannot even stand to look at you,āā Durbin wrote in a post on his Facebook page over the weekend.
( Also on POLITICO: Carney: Dick Durbin quote ādid not happenā)
Calling a government shutdown strategy from Republicans ādisastrous,ā Durbin did not specify which leader made the comment, what the context was or how the president responded. The only time GOP House leaders met with Obama during the shutdown was on Oct. 10, a meeting that Durbin did not attend.
The Senate majority whip offered the comment as rebuttal to the Republican argument that Obama does not do enough to communicate with Republicans, essentially saying to do so is impossible.
āWhat are the chances of an honest conversation with someone who has just said something so disrespectful?ā Durbin wrote.
( PHOTOS: Obamaās second term)
However, both the White House and the House speakerās office denied Durbinās account of events.
Asked about the post in the White House daily briefing, press secretary Jay Carney said he checked with a participant of the meeting in question.
āI looked into this and spoke with somebody who was in that meeting and it did not happen,ā Carney said.
( PHOTOS: 25 unforgettable Obamacare quotes)
House Speaker John Boehnerās spokesman also said the post was not about the top House Republican.
āThe speaker certainly didnāt say that and does not recall anyone else doing so,ā Michael Steel said.
Sen. Durbinās office had no comment on the post and offered no further details.
( WATCH: 10 things Obama wants you to know about healthcare law)
But the speakerās office called on him to explain.
āSen. Durbinās accusation is a serious one, and it appears to have been invented out of thin air. The senator should disclose who told him this account of events, retract his reckless allegation immediately, and apologize,ā Boehner spokesman Brendan Buck said in a statement sent out to reporters.
