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zzyzzx
2017 Mar 27, 8:19am
Johnny Rotten backs Brexit and Trump!
Godfather of punk, anarchist and former Sex Pistol John Lydon, AKA Johnny Rotten, was on the show this morning promoting his limited edition new book Mr Rotten's Songbook. Having built a career on his anti-establishment views, he didn't shy away from talking about todays political landscape.
Lydon came out in support of Brexit claiming the working class had spoken and that he would stand by them. He also claimed he could see a possible friendship in Trump, praising his ability to terrify politicians. Rotten himself inspired a generation of anarchists.
, branding him a small-brained, star-f***ing, Ku Klux Klan tolerating ‘loser’ born with a silver spoon in his mouth.
Sometimes the truth is not always pleasant.
Dan8267
2017 Mar 27, 10:26am
It was an astonishingly personal and nasty attack from a man whose own wife Michelle recently declared from atop her lofty moral plinth: ‘When they go low, we go high.’
So Michelle Obama stated that when Republicans engage in nastiness, Democrats should take the high road, and that makes her the bad person? I guess you must be really upset with the Bush's statements that they would "bring dignity back to the White House". That was very "lofty moral plinth".
And what exactly was "going low"?
1. Talking about your penis size during the Republican presidential debates.
2. Stating that Trump may be a rat, but you don't want to copulate with him.
3. Making fun of disabled persons.
4. Calling most of Mexicans criminals and rapists.
5. Saying he grabs pussies without asking.
That's just the short list. The long list of all of Trump's low road antics would fill many pages.
So how exactly is Michelle Obama being morally righteous and hypocritical?
When I competed in Donald Trump’s first season of Celebrity Apprentice, he pitched me in the finale against country music star Trace Adkins.
NBC promoted our showdown in endless commercials as ‘USA versus UK, good versus evil.’
Trace was portrayed as a strong, kind, polite, hard-working, all-American hero.
I was depicted as an arrogant, obnoxious, ruthless British villain.
There was just one problem, as I pointed out to Trump in a boardroom exchange that tragically never got aired.
‘One of us,’ I explained, ‘is a violent alcoholic who’s been shot by an ex-wife, stabbed in bar-room knife fights, and has a criminal record for a DUI.’
I paused for effect.
‘The other…. is me…. the bad guy.’
Trump roared with laughter. He got the irony, even if viewers never got the chance to.
I was reminded of this today as I watched President Obama tear into Trump, branding him a small-brained, star-f***ing, Ku Klux Klan tolerating ‘loser’ born with a silver spoon in his mouth.
It was an astonishingly personal and nasty attack from a man whose own wife Michelle recently declared from atop her lofty moral plinth: ‘When they go low, we go high.’
Yesterday, Hillary Clinton showed she didn’t get the ‘rise above the monster’ memo either, shrieking herself hoarse as she once again laid into Trump supporters she recently described as ‘The Deplorables’.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3902876/PIERS-MORGAN-high-horse-Hillary-one-candidate-neck-FBI-probes-isn-t-Donald.html