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I thought Trump might go with "Dirty Dick", but Dicky is probably more fitting. What an embarrassment little Dicky is. I can't believe a U.S. Senator would pull such a pathetic stunt. Trump used an expletive during a private conversation, and little Dicky goes and tattletales to the press like a 5 year old child. Are you kidding me, who does that? I bet he is the hall monitor in the Senate, lol. Trump is trying to negotiate and make important policy decisions, but he has to put up with these little kid games. You can't make this stuff up.
So someone backs up the truth, and you folks get all upset about it and call him names? Wow. Used to be honesty was the most important thing. Now? Party apparently.
I thought Trump might go with "Dirty Dick", but Dicky is probably more fitting. What an embarrassment little Dicky is. I can't believe a U.S. Senator would pull such a pathetic stunt. Trump used an expletive during a private conversation, and little Dicky goes and tattletales to the press like a 5 year old child. Are you kidding me, who does that? I bet he is the hall monitor in the Senate, lol. Trump is trying to negotiate and make important policy decisions, but he has to put up with these little kid games. You can't make this stuff up.
I don't give him much time given that Lindsey Graham -- who is a big fan of Trump's these days supports what Durbin said.
I don't know if it is conservative media or what but somebody is making Durbin the target here where it is clear what Trump's meaning was, that he said what was reported (as supported by his own party members).....
But have fun play -- it distracts you from the real issue right now is that politicians from both sides are claiming Trump is NOT being clear on what he wants in this immigration deal.
I thought Trump might go with "Dirty Dick", but Dicky is probably more fitting. What an embarrassment little Dicky is. I can't believe a U.S. Senator would pull such a pathetic stunt. Trump used an expletive during a private conversation, and little Dicky goes and tattletales to the press like a 5 year old child. Are you kidding me, who does that? I bet he is the hall monitor in the Senate, lol. Trump is trying to negotiate and make important policy decisions, but he has to put up with these little kid games. You can't make this stuff up.
He is head and shoulders above the so-called president.
Poor little Donny. He's got nothing to throw other than name-calling. Pathetic excuse for a so-called president. Sad!
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I thought Trump might go with "Dirty Dick", but Dicky is probably more fitting. What an embarrassment little Dicky is. I can't believe a U.S. Senator would pull such a pathetic stunt. Trump used an expletive during a private conversation, and little Dicky goes and tattletales to the press like a 5 year old child. Are you kidding me, who does that? I bet he is the hall monitor in the Senate, lol. Trump is trying to negotiate and make important policy decisions, but he has to put up with these little kid games. You can't make this stuff up.
I think it's sour grapes like "Obamunist(ism)", "Dumbya", and so forth.
They encourage the mind to make huge leaps of logic, and thereby ignorant of the details of what, how, and why somebody calls for/supports a policy. Beyond encouraging simple-minded understandings of how people can or do work, it signals people who are (or thought of as) ill-informed on an issue (however defined) deserve castigation and contempt for that reason alone. In the long run, it narrows our leaders options (reelection, you know) by oversimplifying policies and people into mere one-line cliches.
The only "usefulness" it has is to discredit an opponent on the cheap, regardless of the quality of the opponents's arguments, facts, and data he or she has.
I thought Trump might go with "Dirty Dick", but Dicky is probably more fitting. What an embarrassment little Dicky is. I can't believe a U.S. Senator would pull such a pathetic stunt. Trump used an expletive during a private conversation, and little Dicky goes and tattletales to the press like a 5 year old child. Are you kidding me, who does that? I bet he is the hall monitor in the Senate, lol. Trump is trying to negotiate and make important policy decisions, but he has to put up with these little kid games. You can't make this stuff up.
Last I heard kindergarten name calling was childish. Something changed?
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