Brit Hume on Twitter: With apologies to Shakespeare, it will be said of Trump that nothing in his presidency became him less than the leaving of it.

Twitter ^ | 12/26/2020 | Brit Hume

[marcusmaximus]

Brit Hume

@brithume

With apologies to Shakespeare, it will be said of Trump that nothing in his presidency became him less than the leaving of it.

Quote Tweet Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump · 2h

The U.S. Supreme Court has been totally incompetent and weak on the massive Election Fraud that took place in the 2020 Presidential Election. We have absolute PROOF, but they don’t want to see it - No “standing”, they say. If we have corrupt elections, we have no country!

9:31 AM · Dec 26, 2020·Twitter for iPad

[datura]

You said the magic words.

[marcusmaximus]

[PghBaldy]

Perhaps they may be ant-Trump themselves, here to cause trouble?

[Pearfect]

Faux news stabbed their viewers in the front on election night.

Let’s drive their viewership down to zero.

Then we can say :

WE DID IT !!

[Williams]

I have to disagree with B Hume, Trump has every right to bring legal challenges. I actually think he’s been very restrained and low key about it.

And the media’s behavior before and after the election is unforgivable.

[HandBasketHell]

And to think I used to respect Britt Hume.

[Revolutionary]

Brit will be so upset when Trump is inaugurated again on Jan 20, 2021.

[Maudeen]

Another Demonically influenced swamper. . .right before our very eyes. He must have something in the game, too.

[Texas Eagle]

Oh, yes. And his wife, Incontinentia Buttocks.

[Presbyterian Reporter]

Since Hume is quoting Shakespeare, then I can say there is ‘something rotten in Denmark’.

[ponygirl]

Well, it's a bit oblique, but I think he is saying that Trump's refusal to leave office gently and with his tail between his legs will tarnish the many good things he did while in office. He's kind of twisting the meaning of the original quote tho, so I'm not really sure.

The quote is from Macbeth, "Nothing in his life became him like the leaving of it," which refers to Cawdor's speech of pious loyalty before being executed at the gallows. Cawdor was certainly not loyal, nor pious, so they were basically saying, "He was never so righteous a man as he was right before hanging."

I think. While I love Shakespeare, it can be a challenge. That's the fun of it.

[Maudeen]

Let’s drive their viewership down to zero.

I've done it for 5 years.

[eastsider]

Et tu, Brit?

[stanne]

Trump did not destroy Fox.

[McGruff]

Like FNC I use to have alot of respect for Brit Hume. No more.

[Professional]

We have had a growing problem with election fraud in this country. This election the fraud so big, so obvious and with so much at stake....

This Hill We Die For

Brit, step aside.

[alternatives?]

Brit is an intellectual in his own mind.

[Deo volente]

Face it. The globalists desperately wanted the patriotic “America first” Trump removed by any means necessary from the most powerful office in the world.

Jeffrey Sachs, the depopulation advocate and one of Soros' boys, admitted it publicly earlier this year. He called the president the greatest threat to the world. These goons want to run the show and destroy borders, national sovereignty, capitalism, and liberty. New World Tyranny.

[Rainwave]

Brit Hume trying to wax poetic like that arrogant dufus John Meacham on MSNBC. These self important has beens think they are putting the icing on the cake of Marie Harrisonette and Moe Joe rising. I hope someone puts together their first on air reactions after Pence sends it all to the house and Trump is reelected. Maddow, Stelter, Lemon, Scarborough, Joy Reed, good gosh it’s going to be comedy gold for years to come to watch their emotional and cognitive meltdowns.

[ifinnegan]

“I’m exposing Fox News treachery. Check my history.”

Ok.

In my opinion unnecessary and any post like this only helps them.