Posted on 12/21/2015 7:10:42 PM PST by Steelfish
Donald Trump Calls Hillary Clinton ‘Disgusting’ For Using The Restroom During A Debate
By Jenna Johnson December 21
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump remarked on Democratic presidential contender Hillary Clinton's brief absence from the debate stage on Dec. 19 saying, "Where did she go? I thought she quit." GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. -- Donald Trump launched an aggressive attack on Hillary Clinton on Monday night, saying she was "disgusting" for using the restroom during the latest Democratic debate and that she was "schlonged" by a male political opponent.
Standing before a crowd of 7,500, Trump recounted how the Democratic debate on Saturday night had resumed following a commercial break with only two of the three Democratic candidates. Clinton then walked on stage. Trump asked the crowd four times where Clinton had gone.
"I know where she went -- it's disgusting, I don't want to talk about it," Trump said as the crowd laughed. "It's too disgusting. Don't say it, it's disgusting."
Later in the night, Trump told the crowd that he could not picture Clinton as president because she never wins at anything. He then brought up the 2008 Democratic primary, which Clinton lost to Barack Obama.
"She was favored to win, and she got schlonged," Trump said, turning a vulgar noun for a large penis into a verb.
(Excerpt) Read more at washingtonpost.com ...
“Schlonged...”
In some form or another, the male sexual organ always seems to be first and foremost on the mind of the left...
I think Trump needs to out in front of this and explain step by step why the press is so idiotic on this.
Did he really say that? Amazing! Yiddish is so expressive, everyone gets the feeling whether they know the literal meaning or not.
It's certainly rude of the reporter to characterize Yiddish as "vulgar."
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