@blatham,
And yet the description of his alleged word choice does indeed appear to be far more likely a use of salty language than the thoughtful racism that the overly incensed snowflakes have made of it.
Interestingly the objective indicators both in the economy and in international relations are increasingly very good, despite the intense expressions of disapproval we see here and in some quarters abroad. The increasingly stark contrast in this area poses some interesting challenges for both the liberal media and Trump's political opponents.
So wrapped up in denial over their defeat in the last election, and so convinced that it couldn't have been their fault or the fault of either their record for the last 8 years or their candidate, the Democrats appear to be lost in shrill indignation over every lapse or misstep of the ever outspoken and often vulgar Trump. In many ways they appear to have lost any sense of proportion 0r scale in the matter. The exaggerated indignation of Sen. Booker in yesterday's hearings with the HS Secretary was as laughable as the ardent disbelief with which media persistently questioners confronted the Medical Officer who conducted Trump's physical exam. ( Some of your remote ventures into the supposed inner thoughts and motivations of Trump , the Koch Bros. et. al have the same odd character.) All of this suggests the depth and intensity of their preconceived projections and need to find fault, perhaps to distract themselves from their own failures in policy while they held the reins of power, and their lack of any constructive ideas or policy alternatives now.
It's a fascinating turn of events that should restore our perceptions of the many ironies that abound in human affairs.
