Trump tosses coin at Army-Navy Game Ninth Circuit Reverses

Self ^ | 8 Dec 18 | Politically Correct

[Yardstick]

Haha — love it!

[AzIrish]

Like you I wondered if they would ever show him. CBS is doing all they can to be sure no one would even know the President is there. I remember when Obama was there they showed him constantly - eating, chatting, whatever. My family is there and said he got a great welcome and everyone is very excited that he is there.

[A strike]

In a 3-0 decision a panel of the 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals held that “...because President Donald J. Trump is a despicable person and because we hate him, he has no Constitutional writ to touch US currency.”

(nor the deplorarbles either)

[FreedomPoster]

It’s not unlikely to be straight reporting.

[FreedomPoster]

It’s not unlikely to be straight reporting.

[right way right]

Just in....Hawaiian judge overrules Trumps coin toss.

[Candor7]

He used a Russian coin! Off with his head! ( sarc.)

[Dr. Ursus]

That took 27 posts!

[Politically Correct]

That may be a record!
Usually no more than 10

[Freee-dame]

I have watched many Army-Navy games on TV. I do not recall ever seeing a series of videos of previous presidents during the coin toss, or at any other time during the game either. Two years ago, when Trump was President-elect, during halftime, he chatted with two of the announcers, one of whom had been a good friend for many years. That was during a very hopeful time and showed how personable Trump really is. I wonder if even that announcer has become a hater.

[Oldeconomybuyer]

Stole your joke, used it twice already, and it’s a winner!!

[BenLurkin]

And he issued this statement: http://www.lerctr.org/~transit/healy/hawaii.wav

[noexcuses]

Did they ever show him after the coin toss???

[EdnaMode]

LOL!!! Good one. :D

[Songcraft]

:-)        (Very funny, Politically Correct!)

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(And Chief Justice John "Twinklefingers" Roberts indicated his
strong support of the Ninth Circuit's decision!)

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Meanwhile, the DNC declared that the traditional "heads/tails" coin
was too divisive and restrictive, and didn't take into account all the
"heads" who identify as "tails", or the "tails" who identify as "heads",
or the half-&-halfers ("heads-tails" and "tails-heads"), or those who
go back and forth between identifying as "heads" and "tails", or
those who identify as neither "heads" nor "tails", or "transcoiners"
who used to be "heads", but are now "tails" (or vice-versa), etc.

The DNC demanded that future presidents use more flexible "dice"
at the Army/Navy game, which reflect this wide diversity, rather
than a mere binary coin.