Maybe It’s More Fun Than Telling the Truth
Almost everyone who writes or talks about national events
will be speaking on the Trump temper tantrum on the hosts of Morning Joe. Now there is nothing wrong with criticizing
the two persons who run the program. Joe
in particular is a little bit pompous, okay, a lot pompous. Like the other pompous MSNBC political
reporter, Chris Mathews, Joe interrupts his guests and it looks like he sees
the show as an ego trip. The romantic
relationship between the two hosts muddies things.
So Trumpie went off on them, not about their positions but
about their persons. And here is part of
their response from the WaPo.
Mr. Trump claims that we asked to join him at Mar-a-Lago three
nights in a row. That is false. He also claimed that he refused to see us. That
is laughable.
The
president-elect invited us both to dinner on Dec. 30. Joe attended because Mika
did not want to go. After listening to the president-elect talk about his
foreign policy plans, Joe was asked by a disappointed Mr. Trump the next day if
Mika could also visit Mar-a-Lago that night. She reluctantly agreed to go.
After we arrived, the president-elect pulled us into his family’s living
quarters with his wife, Melania, where we had a pleasant conversation. We
politely declined his repeated invitations to attend a New Year’s Eve party,
and we were back in our car within 15 minutes.
What we would all like to see is the President argue the
policy case for his initiatives, particularly health care. Instead he uses things like this to hide the
fact that apparently he has no idea about health care policy.
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