This fortells four more years of appology tours. O’Malley wishes to become the rightful successor to the sorriest president in American history.
Posted on 08/21/2015 4:21:15 PM PDT by markomalley
It was ten days ago when Donald Trump blasted Bernie Sanders as “weak” for allowing his Seattle campaign event to be taken over by protesters for #BlackLivesMatter.
Today, Fox & Friends showed a clip of Trump expressing some choice words regarding Martin O’Malley‘s apology to black activists after his statement ended up sending the Netroots conference off the rails.
The show was showing previews for an interview Trump had with Jeanine Pirro, where he mocked O’Malley for allowing the takeover to happen.
“He apologized like a little baby. Like a disgusting, little, weak, pathetic baby,” Trump said, “and that’s the problem with our country.”
Trump, of all people, then accused O’Malley of being politically incorrect by backtracking for saying “all lives matter,” which Trump noted was a true statement.
“I don’t think when you say politically correct, that’s incorrect,” Trump said. “How can you apologize when you say ‘black lives matter’ which is true, ‘white lives matter’ which is true, and ‘all lives matter’ which is true? What’s there to apologize for?”
You can watch the segment here:
(video at link)
Apologizing to scum is rarely a good strategy,
That’s calling a disgusting, little, weak, pathetic baby, a disgusting, little, weak, pathetic baby.
Keep taking it to them, Mr T.
In all fairness to the ‘RAT, Marty, #whitelivesdon’tmatter.
[“and that’s the problem with our country.”]
Yes it is, Mr. Trump, we’re sick of extremists.
If these 2 spineless wimps are going to back down when confronted by the BM thugs, how will they ever deal with Putin, the mullahs, the Chinese? By running away? Apologizing? What?
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