Pinno718
Legendary Member
To another man?! How quaintly woke.
"He's a person i've known for a very long time"
Donald I, emperor of the world.
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To another man?! How quaintly woke.
"He's a person i've known for a very long time"
TailWindHome
Über Member
Imo that's not an accurate quote.
Pinno718
Legendary Member
It's exactly what Trump said.
TailWindHome
Über Member
It's not.
Pblakeney
Squire
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TailWindHome
Über Member
Asked and answered
Pblakeney
Squire
Are you saying that he is misquoted in the video?
My error in my earlier post where I thought the photo was the video of a question being asked, and answered. This video.
Pinno's post may have skipped a few lines but the words are there, and the context remains. He's too busy for his son's wedding.
View: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/_cqLS3rtgOg
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Blazing Saddles
Well-Known Member
A wig fitting?
TailWindHome
Über Member
What he says is.
'He' [um gotta very um person um] who I've known a long time'
imo it's a fairer claim that he can't remember his son's partner's name or the word 'partner', but that's going to get fewer clicks
It's no different than the Biden clips edited to make him look senile. Yup, he was senile, but not in those moments.
There's a lot of similar posts from that account. Also the Aaron Rupar account, but less so.
'He' [um gotta very um person um] who I've known a long time'
imo it's a fairer claim that he can't remember his son's partner's name or the word 'partner', but that's going to get fewer clicks
It's no different than the Biden clips edited to make him look senile. Yup, he was senile, but not in those moments.
There's a lot of similar posts from that account. Also the Aaron Rupar account, but less so.
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TailWindHome
Über Member
Lads, don't make me defend Trump!
briantrumpet
Timewaster
Pblakeney
Squire
He didn’t wear it for that long.
briantrumpet
Timewaster
I'd not taken in that he kept his head (and wig) for four years after the Revolution.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louis_XVI
"On 21 January 1793, Louis XVI, at age 38, was beheaded by guillotine on the Place de la Révolution. As Louis XVI mounted the scaffold, he appeared dignified and resigned. He delivered a short speech in which he pardoned "...those who are the cause of my death.... ".[71] He then declared himself innocent of the crimes of which he was accused, praying that his blood would not fall back on France."
"Innocent of the crimes" sound spookily similar.
