Quote (IceMage @ Jun 29 2017 10:13am)
Mika is a political commentator, it's her job to comment on how the president is doing. The president having a fake Time magazine cover in his golf clubs is really weird behavior.... it's something you would've expected Muammar Gaddafi to have in his office. Saying the president lies all the time is just factually true, and as a media person it's Mika's job to hold him accountable for doing so. It's not the president's job to comment on Mika's facelift.
Ah its just 'her job' to take cheap shots at him and mock him, especially commenting on his teensy little orange hands. Meanwhile in our well scripted kabuki theatre, its Trump's job to stand with a vapid smile in front of a podium waving to the masses and kissing babies
Did my nose just twitch to the wafting particulate of fragrant pomade and flour, did I perchance detect a hint of biscuit and pomegranate? Are your sensibilities too so acute?
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That's just plain horseshit. Trump's brashness is fine, I like it myself, and that's part of the reason he won, but he often takes it too far like he did today. No Trump voter(except the cultist, 20 year old white suburban kids) woke up this morning, saw his tweet, and thought "Man, I'm glad he's focusing on Mike and Joe". He's a sensitive little baby who can't help but lash out when his fragile ego is threatened. It's not the 1700's anymore, president's should act dignified, and that doesn't mean they are cardboard cutouts like Hillary Clinton.
Presidents acting 'dignified' have made them increasingly disconnected from the public and allowed washington to segregate its actual political theatre from the kayfabe of public relations.
One doesn't half-assedly declare war on the media and PC culture. This has been a no holds barred contest for a year now and the media still gets their knickers in a twist. We're better off for it in the long run