Yeah, I saw that. I have to admit I cringed when I heard it. Not that I would be particularly bothered hearing that said in private but, at a rally? Anyway, it would be nice if we lived in a time when greater public decorum were displayed on both sides, but the times don’t call for that, so I’m all behind Trump. We’re at war and we need a General who can fight. Trump’s that General. If he does things like use the F-bomb in public from time to time, that’s a small price to pay.
All that aside, I’m wondering why he did it. It was no accidental slip of the tongue. Maybe he’s following the adage of, no publicity is bad publicity. Also it sends a message that he’s not constrained by the usual rules of politics. He fights to win, and if he offends people in the process, so be it. That’s an attitude I can get behind.
I swear like a sailor so it didn’t bother me. My wife burst out laughing when she heard it. She swears like a sailor too. It’s what happens when you grow up in a Northeastern former manufacturing town.
Tough crowd.
-SB
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"I saw a lot of comments criticizing Trump's use of profanity at last's rally and wanted to share a few thoughts about the different reactions people had.
Donald Trump is misunderstood by many people, but those who are devoutly religious seem to have the greatest difficulty comprehending his behavior.
People of faith generally expect elected officials to be mindful of their words. Politicians know they can't say or do say certain things in front of voters without it hurting them at the ballot box. This sets up a dynamic where politicians act holy in public while behaving like sinners in private. This religious hypocrisy was displayed by the Pharisees and it was condemned by Jesus.
Trump has never pretended to be holy or righteous in his outward behavior—either in private or in public. The Trump you meet in an elevator is the same Trump you see speaking at a rally. He isn't afraid to drop an F-bomb when someone is rude to him in private and he isn't afraid to do while the world is watching. He's not a hypocrite.
It's wasn't Trump's use of profanity that was celebrated by patriots last night. It was the fact that Trump is Trump regardless of where he is. He's not a typical politician. He's a foul-mouthed billionaire from Queens who happens to be on a mission to save the world."
Maybe Trump sweared like that to show he is Patton?
:: He fights to win, and if he offends people in the process, so be it. ::
Trump, the NY real estate mogul agrees.
Trump, the Hollywood media mogul agrees.
He has said the equivalent as “Trump the politician” many times.
I didn’t get to hear the F-bomb because my body was in a tremendous amount of pain and discomfort. No, not level 10 pain, but the constant standing was taking its toll.
Anyway, long story short, I left prior to the end of the rally because I had about a 2 mile walk back to the hotel and I really felt like I wasn’t going to make it if I waited too much longer. I did make it back, got checked in, got in my room, had a beer, and then went to bed.
I’m re-watching the rally now, Trump is doing great. I’m almost caught up to where he was when I left.