While it may appear on the surface that The Oaf in the Oval Office, the Cheetoh-in-Chief, has never backed away from the name calling and insulting of individuals like Hillary Clinton, James Comey and nearly everyone in congress who disagrees with him on practically everything he does, most recently he's made it quite evident he's certainly not averse to insulting people en masse.
During what was meant to be a patriotic, celebratory moment congratulating the members of the medal-winning United States Paralympian Team, The Mango-hued Maniac couldn't help but praise, somewhat backhandedly and obviously going off script, saying, "And I watched -- it's a little tough to watch too much, but I watched as much as I could."
First, does anybody believe he actually watched? Were they carrying it on 'Fox and Friends'? Was Sean Hannity giving his own inimitable play-by-play?
Second, could it be any more evident that he has no idea how his words will be perceived by those to whom he is talking, that is with the exception of those crowds willing to gobble up his remarks and cheer with unabandoned affection and enthusiasm (his most favorite kind)?
And finally (at least for now) does he even listen to himself or was he thinking that he'd get people to nod and agree that watching people with physical limitations compete like 'normal people' can only be watchable for short periods of time?
Of that I must admit I think I can empathize. I feel the same way every time you show up for one of your pout sessions, whine-fests or public tantrums. In fact, and this is only from my perspective, you simply have to show up. You don't even have to open your mouth.
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