Mr. Garrison: ...I’m Sorry Wendy, but I don’t trust anything that bleeds for five days and doesn’t die.
Pack of lies!
I am sure “most” people thought he was saying he could see blood coming out of her vagina.
I mean in the context of “i could see she had blood in her eyes”, who wouldn’t think he was talking about being able to see blood coming out of her vagina?
Gotta hand it to those skynews deviants: they can sniff out a menstruation reference a mile away, or even further away than that! Like outerspace perhaps.
Turmoil. Yeah. Very turmoily. Zzzzzz...
From sky news...fox news sister station....yeah no.
Somehow, the Media understands Barry Soetoro’s “nuance” yet fully twists and distorts whatever Donald says
Carly. Fiorino. I. Will. Never. Vote. For. You.
Getting rid of an advisor you are unhappy with is not being in turmoil.
Just Rupert Murdock using his other hatchet network lapdogs to attach Trump.
Maybe he should be uninvited because he is an unrepentant socialist.
I don’t see why sky and somewhere else, said it meant “menstruating”, I didn’t get that but I do see, a number of people did.
Let's change the word "whatever" to "ears."
Here is Trump's statement with a more specific use of the word "whatever":
"And you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes; blood coming out of her — ears." Now the imagery speaks of the Ebola sickness.
Do you suppose Trump was talking about a sickness in that room that was on the level of the Ebola virus? I think so!
When I was in college, I was the head swimming instructor at a local pool. One of our instructors had PMS bad, real bad. So we marked it on the calender for the remainder of the summer, alerting the rest of the instructors to stay away from Donna on these dates.
When she complained to the pool manager, she (pool manager) said, “Sorry, it stays on the calender.”
At the end of the first sentence we find out what is on the mind of the “unbiased” journalist and editor of this “story” and not what Trump said.