If you had already gone to bed when the news broke, Donald Trump, speaking at a campaign rally in New Hampshire last night, called Texas Senator Ted Cruz a pussy to the delight of his gathered supporters. Here he is proving what a massive dillhole he is:
This morning on CNN, Trump spokesperson Katrina Pierson, defended her boss, claiming that Trump was just talking with his supporters “like he’s at a friend’s house.”
Is that right? I cannot recall the last time a friend at my house used that word. Aren’t adults supposed to be above that kind of juvenile behavior?
As if Pierson wasn’t being disingenuous enough with what she said, she added this bit of complete nonsense:
“When we look at the Founding Fathers and when they were competing, they said far worse things about each other,” Pierson insisted. This is not nothing [sic] new. This is politics.”
Correction: This is politics Donald Trump style, where class, good taste, and decency are tossed aside like so much detritus.
CNN host Alisyn Camerota inquired:
“But isn’t there a difference between political correctness and vulgarity?”
As expected, Pierson tried to couch Trump’s actions in a positive light, attempting to defend them under the guise of the Constitution:
“The line to me is free speech, the First Amendment. What I’m saying is it’s free speech, and this is the Live Free or Die state. Mr. Trump is exercising his free speech, it was in fun with the audience.”
Really? Then please allow me to exercise my First Amendment right when I call Donald Trump a preening buffoon who acts like an asshat crossed with a douchebag.
So, does that make me Thomas Jefferson?
Here’s the CNN Interview
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