(11-16-2018, 01:48 PM)mikesez Wrote:

(11-16-2018, 01:36 PM)JagNGeorgia Wrote: This post perfectly embodies every one of your posts. You insult, ignore, and deflect. Every. Single. Time.

Easily played? The White House literally has the power to grant privileges to certain members of the press. Do you disagree?

Defending Kavanaugh from 30-year-old allegations from a "victim" that has no evidence and lied during her testimony is not the same as SEEING someone make unwanted contact with staff members. I can't imagine how someone could stretch this to even remotely resemble the Kavanaugh hearings.

JagNGeorgia, try to disregard who the post was from and consider it on the merits.  Adam2012 is 100% right this time.
Maybe Trump could simply stop calling on Acosta.  He never had to call on Acosta in the first place, last week.
Trump called on Acosta so that he could take an opportunity to insult Acosta and the organization he works for.  At any time while Acosta was holding the mic, Trump could have broken eye contact and called on someone else.  He didn't.  He *wanted* to keep talking about Acosta and keep talking about CNN, to make *them* keep talking about *him*.
If you can't see that all of it, including what's being said today, was a theatrical move fit for professional wrestling or "reality" TV, please, go outside for a while and meet some real people and get a fresh perspective on life.

He did call on someone else.  Acosta wouldn't pass the Mic.  The intern went to get the Mike and at the least Acosta acted like a jerk.  You don't treat young women like that especially those just trying to do their job.  

I respect Trump for roasting him and hope he keeps on roasting him.  

As for Trump appointed, republican appointees have a long history of turncoatery.

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