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This fun story reflects once again a sorry, disturbing aspect so evident in his Presidency of Trump's character -- his deceitful willingness to disparage anyone whom he deems to have "wronged" him.
<<In 2016, Salma Hayek revealed that, many years ago, President Donald Trump asked her out. According to Hayek, she rejected Trump’s advances and, as a result, he told the National Enquirer that he had rejected her because she was too short.>>
It's not so funny when he fires the FBI director, then insults his character by calling him " very cowardly," an opinion likely shared by few in Congress let alone Americans in general.
This fun story reflects once again a sorry, disturbing aspect so evident in his Presidency of Trump's character -- his deceitful willingness to disparage anyone whom he deems to have "wronged" him.
<<In 2016, Salma Hayek revealed that, many years ago, President Donald Trump asked her out. According to Hayek, she rejected Trump’s advances and, as a result, he told the National Enquirer that he had rejected her because she was too short.>>
It's not so funny when he fires the FBI director, then insults his character by calling him " very cowardly," an opinion likely shared by few in Congress let alone Americans in general.
This fun story reflects once again a sorry, disturbing aspect so evident in his Presidency of Trump's character -- his deceitful willingness to disparage anyone whom he deems to have "wronged" him.
<<In 2016, Salma Hayek revealed that, many years ago, President Donald Trump asked her out. According to Hayek, she rejected Trump’s advances and, as a result, he told the National Enquirer that he had rejected her because she was too short.>>
It's not so funny when he fires the FBI director, then insults his character by calling him " very cowardly," an opinion likely shared by few in Congress let alone Americans in general.
Really scrapin' the barrel. Nothing is too trivial.
But since you brought up Comey (again); Comey is a liar and a coward. He lied to Congress, and his testimony revealed more than he intended about his true character. He is a slime ball, just like his former boss, Obama.
Really scrapin' the barrel. Nothing is too trivial.
One of the 30,000 + loyal OFA members who are now serving there leader to continue his "fundamental transformation of America" into their socialist utopia. That's why they hate Trump, because he got in their way.
Which is why Hillary lost. Next time don't run such a horrible candidate.
The American people should not have accepted/tolerated either of these criminals as their nominees, but, IMO Trump is the far, far, far nastiest of the two, who doesn't even possess one iota of humanity!
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