No matter what Trump does we can simply point at Bill Clinton.
There was a time when Bill Clinton was called unpresidential for playing the saxophone on TV. https://t.co/CzljzbxrKH
— Tommy Vietor (@TVietor08) July 2, 2017
You spelled "cigar," "intern," and "Oval Office" wrong. https://t.co/g5qzYGRgq0
— Arthur Schwartz (@ArthurSchwartz) July 2, 2017
Remember way back when, gentlemen would dip their cigars in brandy?
That was when Brandy was a drink, lol.😜
There was a time when Presidents didn’t have their “Bodyman” living in the White House…
“Shoes were always the biggest challenge for the senator. The man was particular about his feet. He wouldn’t just throw on any old pair of mukluks. They had to look a certain way, feel a certain way. Anytime he couldn’t wear his favored dress flats, it was an issue.”
The MSM should shut its lewinsky.—Stephen Colbert
Not acting presidential?
http://i.imgur.com/dhpoY5U.jpg
Trump TALKED about grabbing ’em by the pussy.
Clinton actually grabbed ’em by the pussy.
In the 90s that was called, “private behavior and none of your damn business!”
Just because Bill Clinton had a personal cigar humidor named Monica, is no reason to continue tweaking CNN all the time.. MAGA
Bills code name for Monica was brandy.
“No matter what Trump does..” ???!
Very first sentence implies that Trump has done or will do something that rivals not only the sexual, but the policy misdeeds of Slick Willy. Please recall the many selfless and anonymous acts of kindness Trump has visited upon random people in distress. I detest being on the back foot, defending Trump against crappy comparisons.
Clinton is probably the single biggest cause of the nationwide herpes epidemic. The man is and always was nothing but cheap white trash.
Abigail I believe the point is that we need to keep reminding the media and the left about their hypocrisy. Not be defensive but shove it down their throats.
When I saw Obama disrespect the famous desk in the Oval Office by resting his feet with shoes on the desk tells you the character of the man. Below Zero. Ronald Reagan never entered the Oval Office without wearing a suit and tie. He respected the People’s House.