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Showing Original Post only (View all)OMG! This what we used to call a wicked burn in my day. [View all]
From this morning's appearance in the Oval Office with the German Chancellor:
German Chancellor: "May I remind you that we are having June 6 tomorrow. This is the D-Day anniversary."
Trump: "Not a pleasant day for you. That was not a great day."
German Chancellor: "This was the liberation of my country from Nazi dictatorship."
I know it will surprise no one that the "press" is not covering this in favor of the elon/donnie catfight, but think about what this means for a moment. And what could the Chancellor have been thinking?
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I'll wager and say the German press will report it. The US current president is breathtakingly stupid
Deuxcents
Jun 5
#4
Some remarks our supine media seem to have left out, like Trump asking Merz whether he spoke English.
Ocelot II
Jun 5
#31
This seems to be an ability of many 'trans-national' families, who have relatives literally all over Europe, South
SWBTATTReg
Jun 6
#78
What it means, imo: what Merz said would be appreciated by Americans, though it flew right over the felon's head.
ancianita
Jun 5
#18
Not all. Which is one reason you found it. We should support journalists, as Rachel says. Just not the corporate press.
ancianita
Jun 5
#30
" I just wish...(the press)...would challenge him like the adversaries they are supposed to be"
Wednesdays
Jun 9
#81
That was a love tap from a pair of steel gloves. What an unAmerican President.
marble falls
Jun 5
#34
Chancellor Merz is correct: the survivors of WWII considered themselves liberated by the Allies
FakeNoose
Jun 5
#40
These NATO leaders, including the new Canadian leader, run circles around him
senseandsensibility
Jun 5
#47