Another Day of Pettiness in Trumpland

Today Trump signed the John S McCain National Defense Authorization act, named of course for John S McCain (who is, we might note, currently dying of cancer).

Guess who was deliberately not mentioned, and in fact, had his name conspicuously omitted from remarks. Go on, guess.

Tiny hands are often very petty.

Haha. Good.

Is anyone surprised?

This is, unfortunately, just the type of petty behavior we’ve come to expect from Trump. Hopefully we can get an adult in the White House in 2020.

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If Trump had mentioned McCain’s name, the media would be doing stories about how he was callously exploiting McCain’s name for his own benefit, and then gone on to tell about their background of conflict. He was going to be blasted whether he did or didn’t mention McCain.

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Once again Trumpsters are incapable of acknowledging poor taste by Dear Leader. Sad!

He mentioned McCain’s name.

Well, then the whole thread is false, isn’t it?

You guys truly have no shame

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Lol Donald is such a thin-skinned little â– â– â– â– â– 

Sick puppy.

Its a day that ends in a “y” so that means that Trump has said or done something juvenile and his supporters are busy running cover.

Donald Trump gave us 40 years of his own history. Anyone that didn’t think he is petty and vile is an idiot.

I was looking for this thread when I jumped on this morning. The defense act was a major piece of legislation, but the headline in my local paper was that Trump didn’t mention McCain. Then and there I correctly surmised that there would be the obligatory Trump bashing thread on that very topic in the Hannity forum.

And sure enough………………

The guy you are describing left office in jan 2017. :grinning::+1:

That part is pure fantasy. You have quite an imagination.

That’s it in a nutshell. “darned” if you do and “darned” if you don’t.

NBC didn’t cover the return of MIA bodies from NK… That’s how petty the left is…

Yeah, this is kind of the point…if Trump wasn’t so petty, people would be discussing the legislation instead of his poor treatment of John McCain.

He brings this on himself.