False?
Well, if you believe wrong story and MSNBC sure.

Nevermind. In two pages of posts between us you haven't provided any worthwhile points not based on the propaganda stumbler et al have spewed around here for the last decade.

Have a nice day. And again, Shooter didn't mean to trigger you or make you play the victim.

 

It's always my pleasure to give you an opportunity to squirm out of the corner you've talked yourself into.

The question I asked you, which based on your past behavior I don't expect you to answer was, do you believe the story about the veterans, or did you repeat it in the hope someone else would believe.

We can discuss its veracity after, but if you don't think it's true, then we are in agreement.

 

Just as soon as you answer Shooters question.

 

But they can project like experts.

 

Hey shooter I got a question. On Jan 6th Trump's lawyer told the crowd of trumptards

'Let's have trial by combat' over the election.'

What did Giuliani mean by that statement?

Any ideas. Let's hear your facts in evidence.

 

I did answer your question, but the answer but it didn't match the script you've been given, which is what happens whenever you talk outside your echo chamber.

You made a post about a news story that had already been proven false. If you fell for it when you first heard the story, I'll make allowances for your gullibility. If you knew it was false, it's no surprise you would want to keep a lie in the news cycle as long as possible. Or, you could continue to stonewall and wait for your next assignment.

 

No, you didn't answer the question. The question was; how much has the net worth of Presidents changed from their inauguration to the end of their term?
Your answer was it wasn't worth the effort for you to find out.
So, a non answer doesn't count.

And no, Shooter did not post a story about veterans being kicked out of housing to make room for ILLEGAL migrants. The only thing Shooter ever posted about that story was that apparently only deplorables were supposed to be upset over it, that despicables apparently would approve of kicking veterans out of housing to make room for ILLEGAL migrants.

Before you go shooting off your mouth you'd do well to do some fact checking. Especially when your handlers are telling you shit.

 

As I said, not the answer you wanted, and now you can't stay on script. No great loss.

As for the veteran story, my question was whether you believed it to be true. You can spin it any way you like, now. Again, no great loss. It's not as if any answer you give would make me think less of you.

 

And we're back to when you answer Shooters question Shooter will answer your question.

 

You have greatly overestimated how much I care about this exchange, although demanding I do research before you agree to have an adult conversation is pretty funny. That alone was worth the time expended. It's like starting with "Put this chip on my shoulder."

I never expect you to answer a question, so there's no disappointment.
I have nothing invested in this beyond a certain morbid curiosity.

 

Oh. Sure. Ok.
Have a nice day.

 

Hey what a guy. The undisputed leader of the treasonous conservative/America Hating/Republican party.

Exclusive: Trump Made Shocking Comments About Ivanka, Says Ex-Staffer
By Khaleda Rahman On 6/28/23 at 6:00 AM EDT





Exclusive: Trump Made Shocking Comments About Ivanka, Says Ex-Staffer

Donald Trump's "naked sexism," including toward his own daughter, is described in a new book by Miles Taylor, the former Trump administration official who famously wrote a scathing op-ed about the former president under the pen name "Anonymous."

Taylor, a former chief of staff at the Department of Homeland Security, describes several incidents that made women in the Trump administration uncomfortable in his upcoming book Blowback: A Warning to Save Democracy from the Next Trump, an extract of which was obtained exclusively by Newsweek.

These incidents included, the book says, claims by aides that Trump made lewd comments about his daughter Ivanka's appearance and talked about "what it might be like to have sex with her." This prompted a rebuke from his chief of staff, the book says.


It comes after several former staffers last month spoke about Trump's pattern of behaving inappropriately with women while president, after a New York jury found him liable for sexually abusing and defaming journalist E. Jean Carroll. Trump has denied any wrongdoing and is appealing the Carroll judgment, but his alleged behavior toward women may impact his chances of securing another term in the White House in 2024.



"There still are quite a few female leaders from the Trump administration who have held their tongues about the unequal treatment they faced in the administration at best, and the absolute naked sexism they experienced with the hands of Donald Trump at worst," Taylor told Newsweek.


Donald and Ivanka Trump at a White House event on January 31, 2020. He is alleged to have made lewd comments about her appearance. Sarah Silbiger/Getty Images

In his book, Taylor describes Trump's "undisguised sexism" toward the women in his administration, from relatively low-level aides to cabinet secretaries.

He recalls witnessing such behavior first-hand in meetings with Trump and Kirstjen Nielsen, who was secretary of homeland security from 2017 to 2019.


"When we were with him, Kirstjen did her best to ignore the president's inappropriate behavior," Taylor writes in his book. "He called her 'sweetie' and 'honey,' and critiqued her makeup and outfits."

After a crass comment from Trump, he recalls Nielsen whispering to him: "Trust me, this is not a healthy workplace for women." Nielsen has been contacted for comment.


He also recalled that Kellyanne Conway, who served as senior counselor, had once referred to Trump as a "misogynistic bully" after a meeting during which he had "berated" several female leaders in the administration.

Trump had lashed out at Nielsen and other White House staff about the border during that March 2019 meeting, according to a source familiar with the incident.

A source in Conway's office denied she made the comment. "That is a lie," the source told Newsweek. "Despite trying to resuscitate the 15 minutes of fame, Miles Taylor should have stayed 'Anonymous.'"




Taylor also recalled how during one Oval Office meeting, Trump thought he saw Sarah Huckabee Sanders, then White House press secretary, in the room outside it.


It turned out to be one of his personal assistants, not Sanders. "Whoops," Trump responded, according to Taylor. "I was going to say, 'Man, Sarah, you've lost a lot of weight!'"

Sanders, now the governor of Arkansas, has been contacted for comment.

According to Taylor's book, the worst of the behavior was Trump's lewd comments about his own daughter.

"Aides said he talked about Ivanka Trump's breasts, her backside, and what it might be like to have sex with her, remarks that once led John Kelly to remind the president that Ivanka was his daughter," Taylor writes.


"Afterward, Kelly retold that story to me in visible disgust. Trump, he said, was 'a very, very evil man.'"

Trump's spokesperson has been contacted for comment. Kelly, who was White House chief of staff from 2017 to 2019, has been contacted for comment.

Taylor says he believes Trump remains unchanged as he leads the race for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination, and fears a second Trump term could be far worse.

"He's a pervert, he's difficult to deal with," the source told Newsweek. "This is still the same man and, incredibly, we're considering electing him to the presidency again."



Taylor, a longstanding member of the Republican Party until he left in 2022, said it's important to think about the types of people Trump would bring into a second term.

"This man is closing the door to all kinds of potential talent, so you would expect even more dangerous people in a second term," he said.

"He's setting a very vile tone within the Republican Party, and in a sense has normalized pretty derisive views towards women in general. I mean, it's why we've seen other MAGA candidates that carry such baggage, like Trump. That's why we've seen copycats pop up around the country."


Taylor's 2018 op-ed in The New York Times, under the pen name "Anonymous" and headlined "I Am Part of the Resistance Inside the Trump Administration," was fiercely critical of Trump. He revealed that he was the author in 2020 as he campaigned against Trump's re-election. He is now a member of the centrist Forward Party.


A Newsweek photo illustration. From left, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, Kirstjen Nielsen, Donald Trump, and Ivanka Trump. Trump's alleged sexist comments have been revealed in a new book. Newsweek; Source photo by Getty Images
In a CNN town hall immediately after the Carroll judgment, Trump repeated prior claims that he did not know who she was. He has repeatedly denied behaving inappropriately toward women and has said that the allegations against him are politically motivated.

Trump has a history of making what critics deem inappropriate comments about his daughter Ivanka. In a 2006 appearance on ABC talk show The View alongside her, he said that "if Ivanka weren't my daughter, perhaps I'd be dating her. Isn't that terrible? How terrible? Is that terrible?"


In a 2015 interview with Rolling Stone, he reportedly said that "she's really something, and what a beauty, that one. If I weren't happily married and, ya know, her father..."

In a 2016 interview with CBS News about her father's attitude to women, Ivanka Trump said that he was "not a groper". "He has total respect for women," she said. "He believes ultimately in merit."

https://www.newsweek.com/donald-trump-ivanka-naked-sexism-miles-taylor-book-nyt-anonymous-1809187

 

Oh, this is a new low even for stumbler. Trying to connect trump with incest.
What a sick fucking thing to do.
The Kavanaugh saga was a new low for despicables.
But say, we can go lower they said so they went after Boebert for not knowing who her father was.
And now we'll "strongly suggest" trump is maybe a pedophile and/orguilty of incest.

Whatever it takes.
Fuck all y'all.

 

I'm triggered triggered again so tittered all I can to is make shit up which is you.

Especially when Trump has a long record of saying inappropriate things about Ivanka which is all the book is saying.

Trump has a history of making what critics deem inappropriate comments about his daughter Ivanka. In a 2006 appearance on ABC talk show The View alongside her, he said that "if Ivanka weren't my daughter, perhaps I'd be dating her. Isn't that terrible? How terrible? Is that terrible?"


In a 2015 interview with Rolling Stone, he reportedly said that "she's really something, and what a beauty, that one. If I weren't happily married and, ya know, her father..."

 

Attaboy.
Keep slinging.
You can go lower.

 

And yet in all that verbal fodder, you didn't acknowledge that the whole story was manufactured. None of it was true. And yet you still voice your political opinion as if it were...

 

LOL! You're worried about a person on an anonymous porn forum "slinging", and yet you support the man that said he'd "perhaps" be dating his own daughter, if she weren't his daughter...

It's always those that point of WHAT your hero says that are at fault, never your hero!

Or is that savior?

 

Again;
We'd appreciate it a lot if you'd proof read your posts before you hit submit.
Maybe get an adult to proof read them.

But get with stumbler.
Between the two of you Shooter believes you can go even lower and nastier.

 

Sarcasm?
You think this is sarcasm?
It's disgust at how low despicables will go to demonize someone.
You are in that group as well.
You should shut up.

 

Again the trumplican hypocrisy on full display.