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To: marron
His remark was beyond the pale. He was shooting off his mouth as usual.

What a double standard. The comments were made in private. Now tell me how many times in public and in front of cameras both friend and foe alike, make comments about Trump's hair? His hair is the most commented on attribute of any politician in the public arena, but when he comments on anyone else it is beyond the pale. Even when he does it in private.

Can you spell hypocrisy?

36 posted on 09/12/2015 2:55:58 PM PDT by CMAC51
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To: CMAC51

His comments were made in front of a reporter who was interviewing him. He was dumb and got comfortable around the reporter and shot off his mouth. You are NEVER “in private” when sitting with a reporter.
He should know better.


116 posted on 09/12/2015 4:33:57 PM PDT by Snark
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To: CMAC51

“...What a double standard. The comments were made in private. Now tell me how many times in public and in front of cameras both friend and foe alike, make comments about Trump’s hair? His hair is the most commented on attribute of any politician in the public arena, but when he comments on anyone else it is beyond the pale. Even when he does it in private.

Can you spell hypocrisy?”
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Exactly. Many folks miss that this was an off handed joking comment made in private to someone Trump had apparently come to trust. It will serve to help make Trump BETTER aware of who his enemies. And those enemies are of the Left and of the ruling elite destroying our nation.


158 posted on 09/13/2015 6:23:06 AM PDT by House Atreides (CRUZ or lose!)
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