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Again, your poutrage is noted. We get that the o'baggers are not interested in accountability of their president. Not when they can focus all their energy on the other party.
This must be the first primary election cycle you've paid attention to. Hint: the current president is not running. Trump is and you seem to think his mocking a disabled person is perfectly okay. I don't agree and you can "note" my "poutrage" as much as you want. You're welcome.
Trump appeared to mock Kovaleski's physical condition; the reporter has arthrogryposis, which visibly limits flexibility in his arms.
“Now, the poor guy — you've got to see this guy, ‘Ah, I don't know what I said! I don't remember!' " Trump said as he jerked his arms in front of his body.
Trump appeared to mock Kovaleski's physical condition; the reporter has arthrogryposis, which visibly limits flexibility in his arms.
“Now, the poor guy — you've got to see this guy, ‘Ah, I don't know what I said! I don't remember!' " Trump said as he jerked his arms in front of his body.
This is the kind of dirt-bag POS some want for President!
Used to be a time when the NYT carried weight. now in the same league as the enquierer along with 'man gives birth' type headlines. NYT outrage falls flat. Trumpbehavior out of control but the NYTs is a toothless guard dog for liberal and dems. Once in a while the NYTs tries to convince us of its neutrality by faking a punch in the direction of a dem.
People with funny things on their heads shouldn't mock the appearance of others but it hasn't stopped Donny.
Dare to say anything about the rug on Trump's head and his fans will jump all over you. But they see nothing wrong with him mimicking the lack of physical arm movement control caused by a serious disability and they defend it.
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