RichardGuzinya on July 19th, 2019 at 01:24 UTC »
It hurt itself in its confusion.
whoomprat on July 19th, 2019 at 01:53 UTC »
He's right. Racists are getting called out for being racists.
canisithere on July 19th, 2019 at 06:10 UTC »
He's not the only one.
Like Kellyanne when she criticized his vulgar language: "Do I want somebody who hurls personal insults or who goes and talks about philosophical differences? You screaming at me and trying to hog all the airtime is not going to take back the p-word from last night, which was unfortunate for children and otherwise."
Or when she warned us about Trump lying about everything? "But look, it's one thing to hurl personal insults... But it is quite another to accuse Ted Cruz himself and professionals who have been at this long as you have, Ed, practically, of committing a felony and breaking a law. We could just brush it off, but it shows you the danger of just saying things that aren't true and getting people to believe it and getting 20,000 people at a rally today to just lap it up as if it's true"
How about Jason Chaffetz said he couldn't look his daughter in the eye if he voted for Trump?
Or when Mike Lee said he couldn't support Trump because of "religiously intolerant" statements?
Also when Mick Mulvaney called him a terrible human being?
Some other good ones are when Rick Perry called Trump "a cancer on conservatism"
When Chris Christie said "We are not electing an entertainer-in-chief."
Susan Collins when she said Trump's comments ranged from "inappropriate to reprehensible" and that they "demonstrate why he is unsuitable for the presidency."
Will Hurd when he said "I cannot in good conscience support or vote for a man who degrades women, insults minorities and has no clear path to keep our country safe"
RichardGuzinya on July 19th, 2019 at 01:24 UTC »
It hurt itself in its confusion.
whoomprat on July 19th, 2019 at 01:53 UTC »
He's right. Racists are getting called out for being racists.
canisithere on July 19th, 2019 at 06:10 UTC »
He's not the only one.
Like Kellyanne when she criticized his vulgar language: "Do I want somebody who hurls personal insults or who goes and talks about philosophical differences? You screaming at me and trying to hog all the airtime is not going to take back the p-word from last night, which was unfortunate for children and otherwise."
Or when she warned us about Trump lying about everything? "But look, it's one thing to hurl personal insults... But it is quite another to accuse Ted Cruz himself and professionals who have been at this long as you have, Ed, practically, of committing a felony and breaking a law. We could just brush it off, but it shows you the danger of just saying things that aren't true and getting people to believe it and getting 20,000 people at a rally today to just lap it up as if it's true"
How about Jason Chaffetz said he couldn't look his daughter in the eye if he voted for Trump?
Or when Mike Lee said he couldn't support Trump because of "religiously intolerant" statements?
Also when Mick Mulvaney called him a terrible human being?
Some other good ones are when Rick Perry called Trump "a cancer on conservatism"
When Chris Christie said "We are not electing an entertainer-in-chief."
Susan Collins when she said Trump's comments ranged from "inappropriate to reprehensible" and that they "demonstrate why he is unsuitable for the presidency."
Will Hurd when he said "I cannot in good conscience support or vote for a man who degrades women, insults minorities and has no clear path to keep our country safe"