@SenJohnKennedy The vibe we find weird is an elitist university and Oxford graduate who affects a hayseed accent to pander to his base, saying things like "I'd rather drink weed killer."
Sounds like a fine idea. Chug away, John.
BREAKING: In an insane moment, Rep. Gimenez says Americans don't care about girls raped by Epstein because it happened 8 years ago, but then immediately makes a case for focusing on Obama's involvement in the 2016 election.
Hypocrisy at its worst.
@CBSEveningNews For your grandstanding reporters:
"....it’s necessary to ask questions of leaders (which the GOP will never do with Trump). But it’s equally necessary not to instantly and excessively politicize events...."
https://t.co/8w7HXlUwts
@GretaGrace20 Not embarrassed. She clerked for Roberts and Kavanaugh. She knew what she was doing when she married Couch Boy… and has been complicit in his misogyny .
@LisPower1 While Kilmeade goes full-on Nazi as a supine Trump apologist, Doocy sits there with a "Gee, I wish I were back in the wheatfields of Kansas co-hosting PM Magazine. I sill had integrity then."
🇺🇸NEW: Jeff Crosby shares the legacy of his father, Harry "Croz" Crosby, a WWII hero and "Master of the Air."
His message is clear: Trump embodies everything his father fought against. "He’d crawl out of his grave and into a B-17" to stop Trump.
Now, it’s our turn to fight back—by voting for @KamalaHarris and protect everything so many served to defend.
Arnold Palmer was “appalled” by Trump, his daughter Peg said (in 2020):
“My dad didn’t like people who act like they’re better than other people. He had no patience for people who are dishonest and cheat. My dad was disciplined. He wanted to be a good role model. He was appalled by Trump’s lack of civility and what he began to see as Trump’s lack of character.
One moment stood out in her mind from the 2016 campaign, when Mr. Palmer saw Mr. Trump on television: “My dad made a sound of disgust — like ‘uck’ or ‘ugg’ — like he couldn’t believe the arrogance and crudeness of this man who was the nominee of the political party that he believed in,” she recalled. “Then he said, ‘He’s not as smart as we thought he was.’”