Hey all you people saying it's our duty as good Americans to come together and unite around Trump now as he's going to be our President, why haven't you been calling for the Senate to unite around our actual President and do their job regarding his Supreme Court pick?
Hypocrital motherfuckers.
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I do not remember Progressives backing off against Romney/Mccain supporters for hurt Feelz when Obama won.
http://www.mediaite.com/tv/donald-trump-has-never-proposed-internment-camps-cnn-panel-takes-a-grim-turn/
“You guys won and you need to back off! You need to have a little bit of empathy and understanding for people who are afraid because your candidate has been one of the most explicitly provocative candidates in the history of the country.”
I don't remember Romney admitting to sexual assault. I don't remember John McCain saying that a judge in Indiana couldn't do his job because his parents were Mexicans.
I DO remember the Trump campaign saying that if he lost the election that's proof it was rigged. I DO remember Trump tweeting in 2012, in reaction that night to Obama to beating Romney, that "we should march on Washington and stop this travesty."
http://www.theverge.com/2016/11/11/13596932/trump-protestors-electoral-college-tweets
These according the progressives also disqualify a Person from being President.
Romney: Binders full of Women, 47 percent [lick boot of Government], Putting dog on the roof of a car.
Mccain: "He’s health for the mother. You know, that’s been stretched by the pro-abortion movement in America to mean almost anything. That’s the extreme pro-abortion position, quote ‘health.’", Sarah Palin as Vice President.
And we're back to the meaningless non sequiturs. Yay.
Saw a progressive claim that Trump openly treats women like they are second class citizens and a piece of meat.
Trump was not speaking openly when he "admitted to sexual assault"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ep-YbqfkuzM @3:20
Does Trump respect women? His own words -- publicly spoken: https://youtu.be/k6vMGqX58Ww
Was he speaking openly when he said no one could vote for a woman with a face like Carly Fiorina's? When he said Hillary Clinton din't "look like a President" and was a "nasty woman"? How about stating in a Howard Stern interview that he really just didn't treat women properly? Or how if his wife didn't have dinner ready for him he'd be really upset?
By the way, would you expect someone to OPENLY admit sexual assault?
Back on topic: One person's obstructionism is another's doing what's right. Funny how is works both ways...
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