Real classy - Trump pisses on Cokie's grave with parting shot

[Earl]

Unpleasant comments on President Reagan's passing:

web.stanford.com

“Randy Black writes: "Some rather unpleasant media comments about Reagan’s death. A pity…. What Cuba, the British media and an American say about Reagan: HAVANA - Cuba harshly criticized former President Ronald Reagan and his policies on Monday, saying he should ``never have been born.'' In the first reaction to Reagan's death from the communist government, Radio Reloj said: ``As forgetful and irresponsible as he was, he forgot to take his worst works to the grave,'' the government radio station said. ``He, who never should have been born, has died,'' the radio said.
http://news.bostonherald.com/nationa...71&format=text
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Columnist Christopher Hitchens for Vanity Fair comments: “He was as dumb as a stump. He could have had anyone in the world to dinner, any night of the week, but took most of his meals on a White House TV tray. He had no friends, only cronies. His children didn't like him all that much. He met his second wife*the one that you remember*because she needed to get off a Hollywood blacklist and he was the man to see. Year in and year out in Washington, I could not believe that such a man had even been a poor governor of California in a bad year, let alone that such a smart country would put up with such an obvious phony and loon.”
http://slate.msn.com/id/2101842/
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British Media, Greg Palast, The Guardian, comments: “Ronald Reagan was a conman. Reagan was a coward. Reagan was a killer….Well, my friends, you can rest easier tonight: the Rat is dead. Killer, coward, conman. Ronald Reagan, good-bye and good riddance.”
http://www.axisoflogic.com/artman/pu...cle_8675.shtml

RH: Regrettable as these comments may be, there is an explanation. For patriotic Americans, Reagan was the symbol of the nation. Naturally foreigners do not share this feeling. In Latin America, the reaction has been very mixed. In Central America, he is remembered as the backer of the contras and thus the cause of many deaths. This explains the vitriolic comment from Havana. In Argentina he is remembered as having helped Margaret Thatcher thwart its seizure of the Falkland Islands. In Europe it is fashionable to deride American politicians, and film star Reagan was doubly star-crossed. Finally, the supercilious criticism of Reagan is dated. I well remember the time when he was regarded here as a poorly educated buffoon. There has been a concerted effort to counter that view with the publication of books like Reagan in his own hand. It will be some time before a fair judgment of him is established.

From Moscow. Cameron Sawyer writes: "We may ignore the formulaic, ideological comments on Cuban radio -- it's quite possible the writer of them does not even believe them himself. As to Hitchens and Palast -- these reveal themselves with such comments as uncouth buffoons themselves. Palast's, in particular, pure gutter invective lacking all content, is simply beneath comment; albeit par for the course for the Guardian.

One may agree or disagree with Reagan's philosophy, but respect and even affection for the man is now common across the U.S. political spectrum. Reagan had grave flaws as an effective president; he was not a hands-on manager and simply could not cope with infighting among his own team. But he was an exceptionally eloquent and lucid political philosopher who was one of the greatest propagators of conservative ideas of his century. He was a fine writer, as his recently published radio speeches and letters show. Let us also not forget that he was an exceptionally dignified and courteous campaigner who treated his opponents with respect; something today almost unknown, regrettably.

May he rest in peace, well out of hearing of the few idiotic voices!"

RH: We would be interested in Russian comments, but not those made to Cameron, People would be polite to an American, especially those who know that Cameron is conservative. Randy Black writes "I remember Reagan as the gentleman I played golf with in Palm Springs in the early 70s when I was a young golf pro, the man I later covered as a journalist in the late 70s after I had left golf, and later still at the Republican National Convention in Dallas, and as the President who won 49 states, something not done before or again in the modern political era. He may have been a B actor; he may have been forgetful, but by gosh, he was a gentleman. As far is the accusations that he was dumb, I say, yeah, dumb like a fox".

From Paris, Carmen Negrin writes: " Sorry, but as a "patriotic" American, I don't consider Ronald Reagan as the symbol of the nation, neither as an actor, nor as Governor of California, nor as President. His politics in Latin America were indeed disastrous -even CNN Spanish referred to it- only surpassed by Bush's politics in the Middle East". RH; This would seem to represent an opinion common in France. We thank John Heelan for translating an article which gives a balanced account:

"Randy Black should be aware that the dismissive Greg Palast comment is atypical of the UK media attitude on the passing of Ronald Reagan. Most commentaries I have read from different wings of the political scene seem to agree, whether or not one agreed with Reagan's policies,that it is undeniable that his Administrations refreshed the United States' belief in itself and pulled its economy out of the doldrums. Further the consensus is that the man himself attracted affection and respect even when things were going wrong.

In my opinion, the following Reagan obituary in Spain's El País- hardly as admirer of US right-wing politics- gives the fairly balanced view reflected in most serious European newspapers. [My translation- usual apologies]

The Hypnotiser of America

Carlos Mendo (El País, 7 June 2004 p.58)

[Jarod]

Trumpland, where the ultimate judge of another person is how they treated Trump.

[Getin the ring]

"I never met her. She never treated me nicely. But I would like to wish her family well. She was a professional, and I respect professionals," Trump told reporters aboard Air Force One en route to California. "I respect you guys a lot, you people a lot. She was a real professional. Never treated me well, but I certainly respect her as a professional."


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slow day huh nut**bags?

[Ralph]

like cheney when this trumpy asshole dies Ill be celebrating


its a good thing when evil dies

Yeah.....never even considered the possibility that he would outlive you and piss on your grave...no? You got to luv a liberal mindset...they never live in THE DAY while facing reality, its always some made up hypothetical dream world.

And once again...the psychological projection is priceless. Indeed its a 'good thing' when EVIL DIES. Something the left never considers, as evidenced by you....you projected that you would piss on the grave of your political enemy and considered that a great circumstance.....yet here you are declaring that its evil when your opposition does it. The real kicker...you never even considered the fact that attrition overtakes us all and you might be the recipient of your own WET DREAM.

HYPOCRISY: a double edged sword

Reality: This leftist reporter sold out her nation to the global elitists decades ago.....but her family should be respected in their time of morning.

[evince]

Yeah.....never even considered the possibility that he would outlive you and piss on your grave...no? You got to luv a liberal mindset...they never live in THE DAY while facing reality, its always some made up hypothetical dream world.

And once again...the psychological projection is priceless. Indeed its a 'good thing' when EVIL DIES. Something the left never considers, as evidenced by you....you projected that you would piss on the grave of your political enemy and considered that a great circumstance.....yet here you are declaring that its evil when your opposition does it. The real kicker...you never even considered the fact that attrition overtakes us all and you might be the recipient of your own WET DREAM.

fucking liar


Cheney lied this nation to war and got LOTS of Americans killed for his lies



trump is now trying to do that in Iran


trump is a traitor who sold out to Russia for cash


Hitler was evil


his death was cheered world wide


only the evil will be sad when Cheney and Trump die

[Earl]

Yeah.....never even considered the possibility that he would outlive you and piss on your grave...no? You got to luv a liberal mindset...they never live in THE DAY while facing reality, its always some made up hypothetical dream world.

And once again...the psychological projection is priceless. Indeed its a 'good thing' when EVIL DIES. Something the left never considers, as evidenced by you....you projected that you would piss on the grave of your political enemy and considered that a great circumstance.....yet here you are declaring that its evil when your opposition does it. The real kicker...you never even considered the fact that attrition overtakes us all and you might be the recipient of your own WET DREAM.

HYPOCRISY: a double edged sword

Reality: This leftist reporter sold out her nation to the global elitists decades ago.....but her family should be respected in their time of morning.

Great post.

Thanks.

[Getin the ring]

fucking liar


Cheney lied this nation to war and got LOTS of Americans killed for his lies



trump is now trying to do that in Iran


trump is a traitor who sold out to Russia for cash


Hitler was evil


his death was cheered world wide


only the evil will be sad when Cheney and Trump die

do you ever have a coherent thought?

If my mind spoke to me in this jumbled all over the board bat$hit crazy way I'd at least shut up so that no one knew

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"I never met her. She never treated me nicely. But I would like to wish her family well. She was a professional, and I respect professionals," Trump told reporters aboard Air Force One en route to California. "I respect you guys a lot, you people a lot. She was a real professional. Never treated me well, but I certainly respect her as a professional."


https://www.cnn.com/2019/09/17/polit...ath/index.html

The guy is a total bore, inept and coarse, he has to make everything about himself, total narcissist, I can't recall any past President who lacked class as much as Trump does, is it any wonder Trump and little Rocket Man are "lovers?"

[Earl]

do you ever have a coherent thought?

If my mind spoke to me in this jumbled all over the board bat$hit crazy way I'd at least shut up so that no one knew

Indeed.

“Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and to remove all doubt.”
— ABRAHAM LINCOLN.

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Unpleasant comments on President Reagan's passing:

web.stanford.com

“Randy Black writes: "Some rather unpleasant media comments about Reagan’s death. A pity…. What Cuba, the British media and an American say about Reagan: HAVANA - Cuba harshly criticized former President Ronald Reagan and his policies on Monday, saying he should ``never have been born.'' In the first reaction to Reagan's death from the communist government, Radio Reloj said: ``As forgetful and irresponsible as he was, he forgot to take his worst works to the grave,'' the government radio station said. ``He, who never should have been born, has died,'' the radio said.
http://news.bostonherald.com/nationa...71&format=text
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Columnist Christopher Hitchens for Vanity Fair comments: “He was as dumb as a stump. He could have had anyone in the world to dinner, any night of the week, but took most of his meals on a White House TV tray. He had no friends, only cronies. His children didn't like him all that much. He met his second wife*the one that you remember*because she needed to get off a Hollywood blacklist and he was the man to see. Year in and year out in Washington, I could not believe that such a man had even been a poor governor of California in a bad year, let alone that such a smart country would put up with such an obvious phony and loon.”
http://slate.msn.com/id/2101842/
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British Media, Greg Palast, The Guardian, comments: “Ronald Reagan was a conman. Reagan was a coward. Reagan was a killer….Well, my friends, you can rest easier tonight: the Rat is dead. Killer, coward, conman. Ronald Reagan, good-bye and good riddance.”
http://www.axisoflogic.com/artman/pu...cle_8675.shtml

RH: Regrettable as these comments may be, there is an explanation. For patriotic Americans, Reagan was the symbol of the nation. Naturally foreigners do not share this feeling. In Latin America, the reaction has been very mixed. In Central America, he is remembered as the backer of the contras and thus the cause of many deaths. This explains the vitriolic comment from Havana. In Argentina he is remembered as having helped Margaret Thatcher thwart its seizure of the Falkland Islands. In Europe it is fashionable to deride American politicians, and film star Reagan was doubly star-crossed. Finally, the supercilious criticism of Reagan is dated. I well remember the time when he was regarded here as a poorly educated buffoon. There has been a concerted effort to counter that view with the publication of books like Reagan in his own hand. It will be some time before a fair judgment of him is established.

From Moscow. Cameron Sawyer writes: "We may ignore the formulaic, ideological comments on Cuban radio -- it's quite possible the writer of them does not even believe them himself. As to Hitchens and Palast -- these reveal themselves with such comments as uncouth buffoons themselves. Palast's, in particular, pure gutter invective lacking all content, is simply beneath comment; albeit par for the course for the Guardian.

One may agree or disagree with Reagan's philosophy, but respect and even affection for the man is now common across the U.S. political spectrum. Reagan had grave flaws as an effective president; he was not a hands-on manager and simply could not cope with infighting among his own team. But he was an exceptionally eloquent and lucid political philosopher who was one of the greatest propagators of conservative ideas of his century. He was a fine writer, as his recently published radio speeches and letters show. Let us also not forget that he was an exceptionally dignified and courteous campaigner who treated his opponents with respect; something today almost unknown, regrettably.

May he rest in peace, well out of hearing of the few idiotic voices!"

RH: We would be interested in Russian comments, but not those made to Cameron, People would be polite to an American, especially those who know that Cameron is conservative. Randy Black writes "I remember Reagan as the gentleman I played golf with in Palm Springs in the early 70s when I was a young golf pro, the man I later covered as a journalist in the late 70s after I had left golf, and later still at the Republican National Convention in Dallas, and as the President who won 49 states, something not done before or again in the modern political era. He may have been a B actor; he may have been forgetful, but by gosh, he was a gentleman. As far is the accusations that he was dumb, I say, yeah, dumb like a fox".

From Paris, Carmen Negrin writes: " Sorry, but as a "patriotic" American, I don't consider Ronald Reagan as the symbol of the nation, neither as an actor, nor as Governor of California, nor as President. His politics in Latin America were indeed disastrous -even CNN Spanish referred to it- only surpassed by Bush's politics in the Middle East". RH; This would seem to represent an opinion common in France. We thank John Heelan for translating an article which gives a balanced account:

"Randy Black should be aware that the dismissive Greg Palast comment is atypical of the UK media attitude on the passing of Ronald Reagan. Most commentaries I have read from different wings of the political scene seem to agree, whether or not one agreed with Reagan's policies,that it is undeniable that his Administrations refreshed the United States' belief in itself and pulled its economy out of the doldrums. Further the consensus is that the man himself attracted affection and respect even when things were going wrong.

In my opinion, the following Reagan obituary in Spain's El País- hardly as admirer of US right-wing politics- gives the fairly balanced view reflected in most serious European newspapers. [My translation- usual apologies]

The Hypnotiser of America

Carlos Mendo (El País, 7 June 2004 p.58)

Which one of the above was President of the United States?

Sorry "earl," irrelevant

[Getin the ring]

no one on the left has any ground to stand when calling Trump classless.
the 2 1/2 year display of pure classless sour grape whining will go down in history as the childish sand-box behavior era of liberal politics, and doesn't seem you are done yet..
keep writing

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no one on the left has any ground to stand when calling Trump classless.
the 2 1/2 year display of pure classless sour grape whining will go down in history as the childish sand-box behavior era of liberal politics, and doesn't seem you are done yet..
keep writing

Got to love this lemming, if you are bewildered on how demogogues could so easily make themselves multimillionaires preying off of conservatives this one explains it best

[Ralph]

fucking liar


Cheney lied this nation to war and got LOTS of Americans killed for his lies



trump is now trying to do that in Iran


trump is a traitor who sold out to Russia for cash


Hitler was evil


his death was cheered world wide


only the evil will be sad when Cheney and Trump die

Yeah......you KNOW you are going to outlive Dick Cheney? Priceless...and this makes ME a liar.

[Earl]

Which one of the above was President of the United States?

Sorry "earl," irrelevant

I was asked for a link to prove that President Reagan was criticized. There was no reference to any presidents who criticized him

Totally relevant.

Please read more carefully and lose the straw-men.

[ThatOwlWoman]

"I never met her. She never treated me nicely. But I would like to wish her family well. She was a professional, and I respect professionals," Trump told reporters aboard Air Force One en route to California. "I respect you guys a lot, you people a lot. She was a real professional. Never treated me well, but I certainly respect her as a professional."


https://www.cnn.com/2019/09/17/polit...ath/index.html