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I had something funny to say but I'll let the video speak for itself. I will say that he's an F bomb away from starting something his mouth can't cash. Just a matter of time.
Touring his recently purchased Plaza Hotel in the late 1980s, Donald Trump noticed an armoire that offended him.
Fuming, Trump accused his staff of making him look bad. In an expletive-laced explosion, he ripped the door off the subpar piece of furniture, a former senior Trump Organization employee recounted to CNN on Friday.
Thirty years later, the antique armoires at the White House remain intact. But Trump's temper — honed over the years as a public and political persona — hasn't waned.
Why yes, yes they are.....it's currently 2017 and the link says the 80's....I know math is hard for the left...but attempt to try, this is subtraction, so it should be somewhat easy for ya...
Why yes, yes they are.....it's currently 2017 and the link says the 80's....I know math is hard for the left...but attempt to try, this is subtraction, so it should be somewhat easy for ya...
From the OP's link:
"Traveling in Arizona last month, Trump lashed out at his chief of staff John Kelly, trashing the retired Marine Corps general for suggesting the president tone down his heated political rhetoric when discussing policy matters."
Can we all at least say 1987 would be considered late 80's?
Be honest og...
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Math, you say...
