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originally posted by: UKTruth
a reply to: theantediluvian
So he was being a nuisance then and was rightly arrested, with none of this to do with Trump.
Pretty much what I thought.
Good update though.
The establishment has the right to ask ANYONE to leave.
As recently as last week, Trump’s website allowed the public and press to register to attend the event. The site now notes that “this is a private event” without providing any details about the change. The homepage of the project’s website currently invites journalists to register for the luncheon and includes a link to a media credential form. The form, however, does not list the Houston event, only an event in Florida and another in Colorado on Saturday.
Calls to the Trump campaign, including to its deputy director for Texas, and emails to The Remembrance Project were not returned Friday.
originally posted by: theantediluvian
originally posted by: thesaneone
I see the op has been edited to include Trumps taxes and his support for gun rights.
Getting desperate.
What looks desperate in my opinion is the flood of Trumpeteers who rush into every thread I create about Trump and try to derail them with unclever one-liners. It happens so frequently that maybe we should give it a name. Basket of deplorables is already taken though... hmmm...
Rush of Deniers?
Stampede of Snowflakes?
Blitz of Bulls#?
Flood of Haters?
Dash of Desperation?
Citizens for Truth , Justice , and the American Way
New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd said on CNN Saturday that Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump told her that the violence against protesters and reporters at his rallies adds to the “excitement.”
“Donald Trump listens to you,” said CNN’s Michael Smerconish. “When you raise with him concerns or questions, it seems like he’s interested to know what Maureen Dowd is thinking.”
Dowd replied that yes, she has had conversations with Trump where she has raised concern about aspects of his campaign.
“I told him that it was wrong that there was violence being incited at his rallies and that reporters were being roughed up,” said Dowd to Michael Smerconish. “And he paused, you’re right, he did listen, but then he disagreed and said he thought the violence added a frisson of excitement.”
She went on to say that when she asked why Trump was calling so much attention to Bill Clinton’s affairs when his own private life has been tabloid fodder on multiple occasions, Trump reportedly said, “Well, I wasn’t the president.”
Trump responded with a series of angry tweets calling Dowd “wacky” and “neurotic.”
originally posted by: thesaneone
So because the hotel manager had him arrested it's Mr. Trumps fault?
More tabloid stories from ante, keep up the awesome work bro.