“We’re sending them the hell back”
The evil demon held another fascist rally last night, this time in Duluth, Minnesota. He was more monstrous than ever.
The president was here in part to support Pete Stauber, a Republican candidate for a House seat. But, as he usually does on the campaign trail, Mr. Trump focused more on his agenda — and his enemies, at one point declaring that he had “a much better apartment” than his critics.
Turning to immigration, Mr. Trump castigated the Democrats.
“The Democrats want open borders: ‘Let everybody pour in, we don’t care,’” he said, as the crowd erupted into a chant of “Build the Wall,” and mocked a handful of people who tried to protest his policy. (“Go home to your mom,” the president told at least one demonstrator.)
I tell you what: there are two people we made a big mistake letting “pour in”: Trump’s father’s father and Trump’s mother. If they’d been turned away there would be no Donald Trump, and the world would be a significantly less awful place.
He said of other countries: “They’re not sending their finest. We’re sending them the hell back. That’s what we’re doing.”
He wouldn’t recognize “the finest” if it sat down in his lap and offered him a Big Mac. His criteria for what’s fine are entirely warped.
“Is that a man or a woman, I couldn’t tell,” the president of the United States said about this man who stood up in front of thousands to protest. pic.twitter.com/Kw6rFSIdT8
— Katie Rogers (@katierogers) June 21, 2018
In short, he focused more on himself and his own self-perceived greatness.
#1 – that is irrelevant
#2 – I wouldn’t live in that monstrosity of his apartment if you paid me. Given the choice between my comfortable middle-class house with tasteful artwork (picked out by my husband – I have no sense of that sort of thing, but can recognize good taste when I see it) and nothing gold plated anywhere…no contest. My house…
#3 – WTF?
Dang it you’re anticipating me, I was going to do a snide post about that but got entangled in breaking news first.
Also, “They’re not sending their finest.” – immigrants and refugees haven’t been “sent” by anyone. They’re not part of some weird plot or conspiracy. Trump keeps using that language, that people are being “sent”, but it makes absolutely no sense. I mean, the thought is expressed in a grammatically correct fashion at least, unlike some of his other ramblings, but the thought itself is incoherent. Who does he even think is doing the sending?