Idk, Hannity seems to have several femine qualities.Proper tone, as in no estrogen and smiling like a donut, ala Hannity.
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Idk, Hannity seems to have several femine qualities.Proper tone, as in no estrogen and smiling like a donut, ala Hannity.
Idk, Hannity seems have several femine qualities.
Speaking while being female. What more do we need to know?Is “tone” a code word for female?
If only we could say the same to him, and actually be able to do something about it.“That’s enough of you!”
Trump just said that to a journalist that asked him a normal question and then tried a follow up.
Pure insanity.
He should not have answered that question and just pronounced the word "hydroxy" again to impress people.Of course you do. Telling someone they are rude asking THAT question is handling it well? Horseshit.
The irony of Trump calling someone rude should not be lost on anyone.“That’s enough of you!”
Trump just said that to a journalist that asked him a normal question and then tried a follow up.
Pure insanity.
I have repeatedly criticized his lack of social skills. In this case, the reporter asked a moronic question in a perjorative manner. I don't think it deserved a polite answer.LC,
I have enjoyed your perspective for a number of years but your fawning over this president's lack of social skills is remarkably disappointing.
Given the tone and text of the question, I actually think he handled it pretty well.
The most powerful man in the world was smote by the tone of a question by a female?Given the tone and text of the question, I actually think he handled it pretty well.
Moreso...and it's not even close. Trump is legitimately mentally ill. He literally can not speak a word that he doesn't believe is the absolute truth. His followers know he's a full-of-shit lying horse's ass...and they just do not care.People that support and defend Trump are almost as disgusting and repulsive as Trump himself, almost.
Why was it moronic? I'd like to know what the plans are to address historic unemployment. "Opening up" isn't going to do it. And how was it pejorative?I have repeatedly criticized his lack of social skills. In this case, the reporter asked a moronic question in a perjorative manner. I don't think it deserved a polite answer.
Could he have been rude in a better way? Probably. I didn't say he handled it perfectly.
I absolutely agree!The tone of the question was clearly snarky. It’s time for reporters to ask honest questions instead of loaded agenda driven questions.
Yep. Been his plan all along.Actually opening up the states is a pretty good plan for Trump. If a miracle happens and it works, Donny gets to take all the credit. If it goes down in flames, Donny gets to blame the governors.
Biden is slowly losing his mind.
And he's still leaps and bounds more cognitively dexterous than Trump.
Correct, if goes well he will take the credit, if it goes badly he will say “well the CDC warned them about that”Actually opening up the states is a pretty good plan for Trump. If a miracle happens and it works, Donny gets to take all the credit. If it goes down in flames, Donny gets to blame the governors.
I agree but Trump obviously doesn't. His tweets about the ratings of his press conferences indicate that he believes he's doing a bang up job.Trump’s press conferences have hurt him I think.
When pressed I can be pretty rude. I keep it under wraps most of the time.
Taking last things first, the reporter clearly implied that the unemployment was Trump's fault.Why was it moronic? I'd like to know what the plans are to address historic unemployment. "Opening up" isn't going to do it. And how was it pejorative?
Taking last things first, the reporter clearly implied that the unemployment was Trump's fault.
We disagree on some things. But for the record, I have never said he was an alpha person, and I have frequently criticized him for being childish and thin-skinned.First of all I'm not necessarily agreeing with you I'm saying this in big part because I havn't listened to how she said it and am assuming you may be right.
So what? You think every question Obama or the Bushes or Clinton got was a super friendly one? He's the flipping president of the United States. You are suppose to answer all sorts of questions as POTUS. But he again shows for like the billionth time that the job is to big for him as much as a set of XXXL clothes are too big for a newborn infant. And you for the billionth time try to minimize that.
It's hilarious to me how many of his supporters think he's macho or "alpha" but when rubber meets the road he doesn't even have the spine to answer some potentially hostile questions. He is literally the wimpiest president we have ever had and it's not even close. Every other president faced media hostility both deserved and undeserved head on. This coward calls people names, refuses to answer their questions and runs away.
I hope no one ever attacks us while he's president. If he had to face a 9/11 he'd be found hiding under the desk in the oval office wetting himself.
"Why haven't you announced a plan...?" implies unemployment is his fault? You have to be kidding. It's a legit question about his lack of communication on the subject.Taking last things first, the reporter clearly implied that the unemployment was Trump's fault.
As for the plans, everybody knows the only answer to unemployment is putting people back to work, and everybody knows that depends on the pandemic. He is being criticized for urging reopening of the economy. Meanwhile, the government is dumping trillions of dollars into the economy, and he's urging deregulation to make it easier for companies to function. He's also pushing for a massive infrastructure program.
Finally, the claims about picking on the reporter because she's a woman indicates that the critics have never seen Trump respond to male reporters who ask similar questions. His exchanges with the CNN guy are legendary, and he once told the head of the White House press corps that he'll never amount to anything because of his hostile attitude.
We disagree on some things. But for the record, I have never said he was an alpha person, and I have frequently criticized him for being childish and thin-skinned.
1. I don't think I minimize his childish behavior. Nor do I minimize the fact he's a bully and a general asshole. I've said as much on numerous occasions here.To be fair, that's why I said his supporters and not you. But you know as well as I do a lot of his core supporters think he's macho.
I question though if you believe him to be childish why you minimize this childish behavior?
Taking last things first, the reporter clearly implied that the unemployment was Trump's fault.
As for the plans, everybody knows the only answer to unemployment is putting people back to work, and everybody knows that depends on the pandemic. He is being criticized for urging reopening of the economy. Meanwhile, the government is dumping trillions of dollars into the economy, and he's urging deregulation to make it easier for companies to function. He's also pushing for a massive infrastructure program.
Finally, the claims about picking on the reporter because she's a woman indicates that the critics have never seen Trump respond to male reporters who ask similar questions. His exchanges with the CNN guy are legendary, and he once told the head of the White House press corps that he'll never amount to anything because of his hostile attitude.
1. I don't think I minimize his childish behavior. Nor do I minimize the fact he's a bully and a general asshole. I've said as much on numerous occasions here.
2. On third or fourth thought, I shouldn't have said he handled it pretty well. It was a moronic question posed in an argumentative manner, but that's not unusual at a Trump press conference.
1. I don't think I minimize his childish behavior. Nor do I minimize the fact he's a bully and a general asshole. I've said as much on numerous occasions here.
2. On third or fourth thought, I shouldn't have said he handled it pretty well. It was a moronic question posed in an argumentative manner, but that's not unusual at a Trump press conference.