Ok. Maybe trigger happy would be a better term.
But there was’t really sufficient reason for her to get on her high horse.
It looked like a show. Not genuine righteous anger. Amatuer.
I heard her on Hannity earlier in the week and thought she was great.
But this made her critics on our side look like they have a point.
“But there was’t really sufficient reason for her to get on her high horse.”
We can agree to disagree on this one. But when that Pervy Piers Morgan tried to take the interview where he did, I wanted to get on my high horse and horsewhip the guy, because that showed contempt for both his guest and his American audience. Are we supposed to pretend we don’t know when we are being ridiculed?