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To: stanne

The NY Post could have left that one line by her son Jack out of the article. He wasn’t relevant to the article. They didn’t. You should blame them as well.


14 posted on 11/13/2025 2:43:00 PM PST by mass55th (“Courage is being scared to death, but saddling up anyway.” ― John Wayne)
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To: mass55th

I should or should not

What ever

He said it. He is responsible for

There is so much excuse making for people

He had a mic. The mother invited him

They are talking about hate. She by allowing it

I’m not going to debate who should repeat it and who shouldn’t

The NY Post. Give me a break. Their job is to sell papers. Of course they’re going to repeat it.

There was a woman misbehaving at my mother’s funeral. A distant neighbor. Sister of a friend. Handing out personal business cards

Out. End of relationship.

I had someone MIs treating someone during an illness. Get your keys and get permanently out of our life our home.

If my kid talks to the press about someone I am there talking appreciation about and the kid talks about people hating him, that kid is told then. And there out. And he knows what to do because I am the parent in the family and they know disobedience is unacceptable when there is a case that that kid has brought shame to me.

He will be gone. Apologetically not to be confused with wimpily and he will either say and prove he won’t do it again or he’s not ever coming onto a situation like that ever

If people ask me where he is in the future I may he’s not here. They want to make something of it they can if they want to be gossipy idiots

But no one will talk smack about Trump on my presser without my clear objection


15 posted on 11/13/2025 2:58:41 PM PST by stanne
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