"Had a great meeting with the House GOP last night at the Capitol. They applauded and laughed loudly when I mentioned my experience with Mark Sanford. I have never been a fan of his!" Trump tweeted.
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The comments were met with boos and and grumbles, according to sources in the room.
“I was very upset. It was very unnecessary and as far as I’m concerned, it was very rude,” Rep. Walter Jones (R-N.C.) said. “To make light of Mark Sanford is very unacceptable."
House Republicans had front row seats to @POTUS’s dazzling display of pettiness and insecurity. Nobody applauded or laughed. People were disgusted. https://t.co/FvmDCxElgv
— Justin Amash (@justinamash) June 20, 2018
He's just a petty and vindictive wannabee tyrant. Possibly even his caucus is figuring it out.
The "man" and I use that term very loosely with him has lied himself into a fit. He has lied so many times now and with no real accountability that is has gone to his head. It as though he sees no reality other than what he is speaking at any given moment.
ReplyDeleteI so hope for a swift intervention of Karma.
It was funny for a bit, to see what he said and then the reality of it, but it has become horrific lately.
The average person was taught not to lie but he is way under average I see.
w3ski
It is just so telling that it took over two years for these Republicans to see what a majority of the country saw about this person. And yet if one is to point that out, it’s always “But, but, Hillary.” Party before country.
ReplyDeleteDale
He made those remarks about Sanford for a reason, and he really, really, wants the Republican conference to side with him against anyone who gets squishy in their support because that support is what is propping up his presidency at this point.
ReplyDelete-Doug in Oakland