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Media respectfully asks trump about losing his friend Charlie Kirk, and his answer [View all] senseandsensibility Sep 12 OP
He sounds heartbroken. He was probably too crushed with grief to talk about Kirk at all, Ocelot II Sep 12 #1
Yeah... that's the ticket senseandsensibility Sep 12 #3
Yes, that must be it. LOL Emile Sep 12 #25
Kirk's death means nothing to Trump. Nothing at all. Irish_Dem Sep 12 #2
That's spot ON correct ID..... democratsruletheday Sep 12 #6
But the journalist is so respectful of trump's supposed "feelings" senseandsensibility Sep 12 #7
But it was a clever question in that it highlights Trump's mental illness. Irish_Dem Sep 12 #12
'How are you holding up?'was designed Oeditpus Rex Sep 12 #20
Oh, now. Kirk's death is a cudgel he is using to attack others with and being able to attack people means Solly Mack Sep 12 #8
Yes Trump is using it as a political and business strategy right now. Irish_Dem Sep 12 #13
Absolutely nothing, I agree. Heck, his death gave Trump something. Solly Mack Sep 12 #16
Yes Trump could bask in the attention, pretending to be in charge of the investigation. Irish_Dem Sep 12 #19
and distraction from files and birthday cards Kali Sep 12 #30
Exactly. Irish_Dem Sep 12 #31
Not true durablend Sep 12 #9
This is totally different from caring about Kirk. Or being bothered by his death. Irish_Dem Sep 12 #11
LMAO. Me! It's all about me! Solly Mack Sep 12 #4
ALWAYS senseandsensibility Sep 12 #14
He's such a narcissist/sociopath that he doesn't even know how to fake caring about others. Ocelot II Sep 12 #23
Good thing Kirk died before the weekend. He'd have to miss a day of golf. Maybe a half day. Maybe. Solly Mack Sep 12 #24
I hope the next person to occupy the White House converts the Ballroom into a regulation court and invites WNBA jls4561 Sep 12 #5
Poetic justice indeed senseandsensibility Sep 12 #21
trump has no friends Johonny Sep 12 #10
Did he mentions the candidates for new trophy wife to dance the Boogie-Woogie at the opening? Ping Tung Sep 12 #15
Love a good boogie woogie dance video senseandsensibility Sep 12 #17
You're welcome. Ping Tung Sep 12 #22
They could always put a sun roof on it... kentuck Sep 12 #18
i'm surprised he didn't respond: Who? sheshe2 Sep 12 #26
Who has been trying to get what for 150 years dumb shit? Eliot Rosewater Sep 12 #27
Lol..all about me BlueWaveNeverEnd Sep 12 #28
He cared about Herman Cain just as much Danmel Sep 12 #29
Moving on then.... Blue Owl Sep 12 #32
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