Posted on 12/04/2017 5:23:21 AM PST by EyesOfTX
Having apparently exhausted all other avenues of irrationally slamming President Donald Trump (I never tire of typing those three words), the fake journalists who infest The Atlantic have now decided to go after him for his…wait for it…EATING HABITS! I kid you not, some guy named James Hamblin issued a piece on Saturday that condemns Trump for liking – gasp! – McDonald’s and – horrors! – Oreos, for regularly consuming more that elite society deems appropriate in one sitting, and for snarfing down his food too quickly. Why, the nerve!
Here’s a typical paragraph: “There is no question that this diet is dangerous and is very likely to shorten a person’s life. His dietary pattern adds to the picture of a 70-year-old man who has long been living against all health advice—who does not exercise, who barely sleeps, who has tumultuous relationships, who is frequently enraged.” The author even goes on to claim that the President’s eating habits might well get us all killed, speculating that “Decisions to live this way would seem to offer insight into Trump’s ability to assess risk. In light of a nuclear standoff with North Korea, rapidly warming oceans, and a looming tax bill that would leave millions more Americans without health insurance, his approach to self-maintenance is not reassuring.”
It takes a special kind man to be able to enrage leftist Manhattan elitists by the simple act of consuming food, and it is oddly reassuring to so many millions of us out here in flyover country that our current POTUS is exactly that kind of man. Now I think I’ll run out to McDonald’s and get three bacon, eggs and cheese biscuits and a large Diet Coke for breakfast.
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Lol. Hot sauce covers a multitude of sins!
I agree. Popeyes Spicy Chicken is a-maze-ing!
So is their spicy shrinp
How about Kerry eating pizza with a knife and fork or Kasich stuffing his mouth with Italian food.?
Enraged? He must hide it well. I’ve not seen him other than composed when he answers his critics. Projection much, progressive slime?
That was one of my few reservations about him. Threy used to be a saying not to trust a man who never takes a drink. Seldom or occasionally sits better with me than teetotaler. But now I'm fine with it, it's his life.
“Seldom or occasionally sits better with me than teetotaler.”
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I find that a really strange attitude.
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Strange, perhaps, but not uncommon.
Love them both!
He does not drink because he had a brother that died from alcoholism.
That’s a good reason.
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