Quote:So you agree that the crying baby was becoming a distraction? Perhaps asking the mother to kindly go to a better place to calm the baby down was in fact a courteous thing to do? It hardly fits the title of this thread since he didn't exactly "kick out a crying baby".
I agree, he didn't kick the baby or mother out. He was joking, in his way. He should have just ignored the baby, but I was being honest when I said he's easily distracted.
The baby was a plant by the clintons.
Vino - welcome to the black hole. Try not to get frustrated...
Quote:The baby was a plant by the clintons.
Absolutely. And if you don't believe that, you're just one of the MSM's sheeple.
Today a baby. Tomorrow 11 million illegals. Durrrrrrr...
Proof, a shrillarry staffer plant
![[Image: clinton-baby.jpg]](http://www.totallynottrue.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/clinton-baby.jpg)
Edit: Willy is like Damn look at those boobies!!
Quote:And again, the sad irony is that he's STILL a better candidate than Hillary.
"Mrs. Clinton, who explicitly courted Republicans at last week’s convention, has already picked up a few telling Republican endorsements: Meg Whitman, the Hewlett Packard Enterprise executive who ran for governor of California as a Republican, backed Mrs. Clinton on Tuesday, as did Representative Richard Hanna of New York, a moderate Republican. Both denounced Mr. Trump’s treatment of the Khan family."
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/08/03/us/pol....html?_r=0
Quote:I agree, he didn't kick the baby or mother out. He was joking, in his way. He should have just ignored the baby, but I was being honest when I said he's easily distracted.
If he's distracted from a crying baby, just imagine how he can handle the conflicts with Russia, North Korea, and the middle east all at the same time.
Quote:If he's distracted from a crying baby, just imagine how he can handle the conflicts with Russia, North Korea, and the middle east all at the same time.
He'll do it the same way: "Get those [BLEEP] out of here".
Quote:If he's distracted from a crying baby, just imagine how he can handle the conflicts with Russia, North Korea, and the middle east all at the same time.
There won't be a crying friggin baby in the room when he is dealing with those issues.
C'mon folks, this type argument/comparison is weak sauce. I once rudely thanked some woman for bringing her baby to the restaurant and letting everyone enjoy it's screaming the entire time they were there.
Quote:He'll do it the same way: "Get those [BAD WORD REMOVED] out of here".
I expect that type of leadership from a shift manager working at Mcdonald's not a president.
It's clear that there's only room for 1 baby and it ain't the one that's being held by its mother.
Quote:There won't be a crying friggin baby in the room when he is dealing with those issues.
C'mon folks, this type argument/comparison is weak sauce. I once rudely thanked some woman for bringing her baby to the restaurant and letting everyone enjoy it's screaming the entire time they were there.
And that's my point.
Every debate/discussion will not be orderly, or calm. Trump doesn't know how to adjust to different environments.
Quote:I expect that type of leadership from a shift manager working at Mcdonald's not a president.
And I'm good with whatever works. George Patton didn't mince words.
Quote:The baby was a plant by the clintons.
Quote:Absolutely. And if you don't believe that, you're just one of the MSM's sheeple.
are you two suggesting that there aren't Hillary plants at these things?
Quote:And I'm good with whatever works. George Patton didn't mince words.
No he didnt, and he was taken out
Quote: George Patton didn't mince words.
The better WW2 general eventually became president. The one with the calm demeanor who didn't have to run around with a sixgun belt.
Patton was an [BAD WORD REMOVED] but he won the campaign in Europe. My opinion of Patton was reduced after I read about his part in the Bonus Army incident in 1932 when he was a Major. MacArthur was the commanding General and and Eisenhower was one of his junior aides. They attacked a camp of U.S. Veterans who wanted to paid for their service in WWI.