I think I have a mental bruise.
Posted on 04/02/2016 12:08:57 AM PDT by Trumpinator
writing Trump’s name in chalk makes the trannies and the hollywood screenwriters cry. I just noticed iPhone doesn’t capitalize “Trump,” so I had to.
Even though I’m not a Trump backer in the primary, I am loving this. I hope they keep it up!
“Hopefully they never leave their safe spaces.”
“Safe spaces” for those snowflakes should be secured from the outside.
I think I have a mental bruise.
I knew it, I was doing it wrong, I was using Caulk!
Caulk....that’s today’s winner right there!!!
Opinion Letters
Remember Harry Truman’s Threatening Note
Americans who don’t know their history will be shocked that President Truman personally threatened violence against a member of the press.
April 1, 2016 2:09 p.m. ET
As someone whose vote for Donald Trump will be a vote more against political correctness in all forms than for specific policies (except illegal immigration), I find the feigned outrage on the left and right over Mr. Trump’s desire to punch an agent provocateur in the face much ado about nothing (“Trump and the Protesters,” Review & Outlook, March 14).
Really? How quickly we forget our history. On Dec. 6, 1950, President Harry S. Truman wrote a letter on White House stationery to the Washington Post’s music editor and critic Paul Hume taking issue with Hume’s negative review of the president’s daughter Margaret Truman’s singing performance at Constitution Hall. The letter included various colorful insults, including this paragraph: “Some day I hope to meet you. When that happens you’ll need a new nose, a lot of beefsteak for black eyes, and perhaps a supporter below.”
Surely Americans who don’t know their history will be shocked, shocked that a sitting president personally threatened violence against a member of the press, clearly impinging on the journalist’s right to free speech. Yet somehow the republic survived.
Donald Trump reminds America of a chivalrous age before political correctness when plain speaking and pride, not obfuscation and professional victimhood, were the norm. America was a great country then; today, not so much.
Give ’em hell, Donald!
Michael G. Brautigam
Cincinnati
http://www.wsj.com/articles/remember-harry-trumans-threatening-note-1459534158
Chalk softly and carry a yuuuge stick.-—of chalk that is.
The liberals will make chalking a misdemeanor in many locales across the country. Laughable you say? Remember we’re talking about the marshmallow spined, crybaby left.
According to Donald: ROMNEY chalked !
An earlier thread from today on this topic, with additional pix:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/3416663/posts
It really isn’t safe out there. I think these snowflakes should all return to Mommy’s basement ASAP and indefinitely.
“Safe spaces” for those snowflakes should be secured from outside.”
Agree wholeheartedly.
Someone on twitter recommended buying “Railroad Chalk” since it doesn’t just wash out with a splash of water. True?
https://twitter.com/grootstok/status/716114993213669376
i’ll use f....t colors.
I hate that #$@#$ing flag.
dont hate gay people, just their flag and rub it in your face like it’s normal attitude.
some STD facts anyone?
Railroad chalk is expensive!
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