Mocking Trump is dwindling as everyone tires of the media and Democrats' weak, repetitive act.

National Review ^ | 9/6/17

[Liberty7732]

The moment I have been awaiting with trembling and prayerful anticipation since the week of President Trump’s inauguration is dawning: The hysterical assault by the media and Democrats is starting to crumble and fall apart. Like shrieking babies who eventually become so angry and exhausted they can’t cry anymore, they have to pause since they no longer can maintain an ambiance of endless accusations.

[kearnyirish2]

That is probably why they are switching gears now; they maintained the anti-Trump storm 24/7 to rally the left and raise more money, now they have to maintain a façade of impartiality and honesty as the mid-terms approach (to try to claw back some lost viewers).

[MayflowerMadam]

Even they have to look at stories about two scoops of ice cream and FLOTUS’ high heels and ask themselves, “What are we doing here?”

[SaraJohnson]

Surprising out of “never Trump” National Review.

[okie 54]

The Democrats should not give when they can make a complete ass of themselves

[RitaOK]

Apologies. I don’t know who Prejean is. Name is familiar, sort of.

Does such an offense as you suggest here, trump putting America First? It will need to be a really great story that affects the earth turning on its axis, or the future of this country.

I am so through with playing around on grudges and rabbit trails.

(However, no president has done more for religious freedom in the USA, or rolled back forced pills and abortions on Catholic consciences, in America.)

[Political Junkie Too]

Carrie Prejean is the Miss USA Pageant contestant who was asked a question about gay marriage by judge Perez Hilton in 2009.

-PJ

[RitaOK]

Thank you. Rings a bell, but barely a jingle. Trump's fault, I bet. 😉

[nickcarraway]

It was Trump’s pageant, and Trump’s pick for a judge, and the whole incident was obviously set up in advance. And it was a turning point in getting the U.S. public to accept gay marriage.

[nickcarraway]

It was Trump’s pageant, and Trump’s pick for a judge, and the whole incident was obviously set up in advance. And it was a turning point in getting the U.S. public to accept gay marriage.

[Political Junkie Too]

As I recall, the US public was outraged at the treatment Prejean received for giving an honest Christian answer, knowing the stakes she had on the line for doing so. She refused to give the pat answer for the win.

-PJ