On 6/23/2024 9:39 AM, David wrote:
> Donald Trump: The whiner in chief?
> Dean Obeidallah
> By Dean Obeidallah
> 4 minute read
> Updated 10:35 PM EDT, Mon June 6, 2016
> trump muslim judge
> Trump believes a Muslim judge may not be fair
> 01:14 - Source: CNN
>
> Editor’s Note: Dean Obeidallah, a former attorney, is the host of
> SiriusXM’s weekly program “The Dean Obeidallah Show,” a columnist for The
> Daily Beast and editor of the politics blog The Dean’s Report. Follow him
> on Twitter: @TheDeansreport. The opinions expressed in this commentary are
> his.
> CNN —
>
> Poor Donald Trump. Life is just so “unfair” for the billionaire. And Trump
> apparently loves telling us how “unfair” everyone is treating him. You
> really have to wonder if Trump’s first word as a baby was “very” followed
> by “unfair.”

Trump has the vocabulary of a low-achieving fourth grader, and the same
undeveloped and defective logical thinking ability. "Very unfair" is nonsense.
There are no degrees of fairness: a process either is fair, or it's not fair.
The same is true of right and wrong. There are no degrees of
rightness/wrongness: something either is morally or factually right, or it is
not. There *are* degrees of badness. It makes sense to talk about bad, worse
than and worst. Murder and shoplifting a candy bar are both just wrong, and one
is not "more wrong" than the other, because wrongness is binary. But murder is
decidedly *worse*, i.e. more bad, than shoplifting a candy bar. Trump having
tried to overturn the 2020 election and *steal* an undeserved second term is not
"more wrong" than a candidate for the Starkville MS city council stuffing a few
dozen fake ballots into a ballot box — both are just wrong, full stop — but
Trump's undeniable attempt to *steal* an unearned second term is decidedly and
unequivocally *worse* than Starkville ballot box caper.

Trump has never been treated "unfairly" — not even once, in anything. Everyone
knows this.

>
> In fact on Sunday, the presumptive GOP nominee treated us to a “whine-a-
> thon” about how he was being treated so unfairly. First Trump told CNN’s
> Jake Tapper that he was being treated “very unfairly” by Judge Gonzalo
> Curiel, who is presiding over one of the two class action lawsuits pending
> against Trump in connection with Trump University.
>
> Trump stunningly claimed that the reason Curiel was being so “unfair” was
> because he was a “Mexican.” In reality, Curiel was born in Indiana and had
> actually just ruled in Trump’s favor a few weeks earlier, postponing the
> trial over the plaintiffs’ objections from this summer to after the
> election as Trump wanted. But apparently Trump wants judges to rule in on
> his favor on every issue or he thinks they are being “unfair.”
>
> Then later Sunday on CBS’s “Face the Nation,” Trump not only continued
> complaining about being treated unfairly by the “Mexican” judge, but he
> also upped the whining. When asked if a Muslim-American judge might also
> not treat him “fairly” given his past inflammatory comments, Trump
> responded, “Yeah. That would be possible, absolutely.”
> trump muslim judge
> video
>
> Related video Trump believes a Muslim judge may not be fair
>
> And remarkably in the midst of all this whining on TV, Trump took a few
> moments Sunday to complain via Twitter. At 5:56 p.m. ET Sunday, Trump had
> seemingly become so outraged with CNN’s coverage of the Democratic
> presidential primary in Puerto Rico that he tweeted, “I am watching @CNN
> very little lately because they are so biased against me.”
>
> Awwww, the whole world is soooo unfair to him. Apparently Trump could
> really use a hug.
>
> Trump calling things “unfair” – in a range from “totally to “pretty” to
> “very” – has truly been a staple of Trump’s campaign, right up there with
> demonizing Mexicans and Muslims. For example, right after the very first
> GOP debate in August, Trump complained that Megyn Kelly’s question to him
> about his past disparaging comments about women was “unfair.”
>
> Then there was Trump complaining in February about the media’s “unfair”
> coverage of him in Iowa because they didn’t cover his “great finish” (He
> lost the race to Ted Cruz). In March Trump whined that a contested GOP
> Convention would be “pretty unfair.”
> Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks during a rally at the
> San Jose Convention Center in San Jose, California on June 2, 2016.
> video
>
> Related video Can Donald Trump win in California in November?
>
> Then there were the “totally unfair” results of the Colorado GOP caucus
> that caused Trump to whine some more. And who can forget in April when
> Trump declared that the entire nominating process was “very unfair.” (Keep
> in mind he was leading the race for the GOP nomination by big numbers at
> the time).
>
> But Trump’s greatest whining has been reserved for the media. You know, the
> very same media that has provided Trump with nearly $2 billion in free
> coverage that has fueled his success in the GOP primaries. Yet all that
> free press isn’t enough for Trump. Consequently, he has attacked just about
> every media outlet at one time or another, whining that, “I get the most
> unfair media.”
>
> It’s just a matter of time until Trump complains, “ISIS is so unfair. How
> am I supposed to defeat them when they are so unfair? They should recuse
> themselves so I can fight a terror group that is more fair to me!”
>
>
> Maybe Trump’s complaining about things being “unfair” has worked well for
> him in the private sector. But if Trump is elected president, his life
> would become much more “unfair.” He would have to deal with world leaders –
> not “yes people” – who play hardball far worse than he has encountered from
> Ted Cruz or Jeb Bush.
> Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks during a rally at the
> San Jose Convention Center in San Jose, California on June 2, 2016.
>
> Related article Could Trump get judge off the case?
>
> Trump will also have to navigate through the minefield known as the U.S.
> Congress, where the 535 members each have their own agendas and many will
> be “pretty unfair.” He will also be forced to deal with numerous issues at
> the same time from domestic to international. And yes, many of those issues
> will be “totally unfair.”
>
> Trump needs to stop whining about his need to be catered to and coddled.
> Being president of the United States is one of the most challenging jobs in
> the world. Perhaps the reality is that Trump simply doesn’t have what it
> takes to deal with all the “unfairness” that comes with such a position.
> Only time will tell, but whether or not Trump ever becomes commander in
> chief, he has already secured the title of whiner in chief.

In article <v59qti$f2ru$10@dont-email.me>, j_carlson@gmx.com says...
>
> On 6/23/2024 9:39 AM, David wrote:
> > Donald Trump: The whiner in chief?
> > Dean Obeidallah
> > By Dean Obeidallah
> > 4 minute read
> > Updated 10:35 PM EDT, Mon June 6, 2016
> > trump muslim judge
> > Trump believes a Muslim judge may not be fair
> > 01:14 - Source: CNN
> >
> > Editor?s Note: Dean Obeidallah, a former attorney, is the host of
> > SiriusXM?s weekly program ?The Dean Obeidallah Show,? a columnist for The
> > Daily Beast and editor of the politics blog The Dean?s Report. Follow him
> > on Twitter: @TheDeansreport. The opinions expressed in this commentary are
> > his.
> > CNN ?
> >
> > Poor Donald Trump. Life is just so ?unfair? for the billionaire. And Trump
> > apparently loves telling us how ?unfair? everyone is treating him. You
> > really have to wonder if Trump?s first word as a baby was ?very? followed
> > by ?unfair.?
>
> Trump has the vocabulary of a low-achieving fourth grader, and the same
> undeveloped and defective logical thinking ability. "Very unfair" is nonsense.
> There are no degrees of fairness: a process either is fair, or it's not fair.
> The same is true of right and wrong. There are no degrees of
> rightness/wrongness: something either is morally or factually right, or it is
> not. There *are* degrees of badness. It makes sense to talk about bad, worse
> than and worst. Murder and shoplifting a candy bar are both just wrong, and one
> is not "more wrong" than the other, because wrongness is binary. But murder is
> decidedly *worse*, i.e. more bad, than shoplifting a candy bar. Trump having
> tried to overturn the 2020 election and *steal* an undeserved second term is not
> "more wrong" than a candidate for the Starkville MS city council stuffing a few
> dozen fake ballots into a ballot box ? both are just wrong, full stop ? but
> Trump's undeniable attempt to *steal* an unearned second term is decidedly and
> unequivocally *worse* than Starkville ballot box caper.
>
> Trump has never been treated "unfairly" ? not even once, in anything. Everyone
> knows this.
>
>
> >
> > In fact on Sunday, the presumptive GOP nominee treated us to a ?whine-a-
> > thon? about how he was being treated so unfairly. First Trump told CNN?s
> > Jake Tapper that he was being treated ?very unfairly? by Judge Gonzalo
> > Curiel, who is presiding over one of the two class action lawsuits pending
> > against Trump in connection with Trump University.
> >
> > Trump stunningly claimed that the reason Curiel was being so ?unfair? was
> > because he was a ?Mexican.? In reality, Curiel was born in Indiana and had
> > actually just ruled in Trump?s favor a few weeks earlier, postponing the
> > trial over the plaintiffs? objections from this summer to after the
> > election as Trump wanted. But apparently Trump wants judges to rule in on
> > his favor on every issue or he thinks they are being ?unfair.?
> >
> > Then later Sunday on CBS?s ?Face the Nation,? Trump not only continued
> > complaining about being treated unfairly by the ?Mexican? judge, but he
> > also upped the whining. When asked if a Muslim-American judge might also
> > not treat him ?fairly? given his past inflammatory comments, Trump
> > responded, ?Yeah. That would be possible, absolutely.?
> > trump muslim judge
> > video
> >
> > Related video Trump believes a Muslim judge may not be fair
> >
> > And remarkably in the midst of all this whining on TV, Trump took a few
> > moments Sunday to complain via Twitter. At 5:56 p.m. ET Sunday, Trump had
> > seemingly become so outraged with CNN?s coverage of the Democratic
> > presidential primary in Puerto Rico that he tweeted, ?I am watching @CNN
> > very little lately because they are so biased against me.?
> >
> > Awwww, the whole world is soooo unfair to him. Apparently Trump could
> > really use a hug.
> >
> > Trump calling things ?unfair? ? in a range from ?totally to ?pretty? to
> > ?very? ? has truly been a staple of Trump?s campaign, right up there with
> > demonizing Mexicans and Muslims. For example, right after the very first
> > GOP debate in August, Trump complained that Megyn Kelly?s question to him
> > about his past disparaging comments about women was ?unfair.?
> >
> > Then there was Trump complaining in February about the media?s ?unfair?
> > coverage of him in Iowa because they didn?t cover his ?great finish? (He
> > lost the race to Ted Cruz). In March Trump whined that a contested GOP
> > Convention would be ?pretty unfair.?
> > Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks during a rally at the
> > San Jose Convention Center in San Jose, California on June 2, 2016.
> > video
> >
> > Related video Can Donald Trump win in California in November?
> >
> > Then there were the ?totally unfair? results of the Colorado GOP caucus
> > that caused Trump to whine some more. And who can forget in April when
> > Trump declared that the entire nominating process was ?very unfair.? (Keep
> > in mind he was leading the race for the GOP nomination by big numbers at
> > the time).
> >
> > But Trump?s greatest whining has been reserved for the media. You know, the
> > very same media that has provided Trump with nearly $2 billion in free
> > coverage that has fueled his success in the GOP primaries. Yet all that
> > free press isn?t enough for Trump. Consequently, he has attacked just about
> > every media outlet at one time or another, whining that, ?I get the most
> > unfair media.?
> >
> > It?s just a matter of time until Trump complains, ?ISIS is so unfair. How
> > am I supposed to defeat them when they are so unfair? They should recuse
> > themselves so I can fight a terror group that is more fair to me!?
> >
> >
> > Maybe Trump?s complaining about things being ?unfair? has worked well for
> > him in the private sector. But if Trump is elected president, his life
> > would become much more ?unfair.? He would have to deal with world leaders ?
> > not ?yes people? ? who play hardball far worse than he has encountered from
> > Ted Cruz or Jeb Bush.
> > Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks during a rally at the
> > San Jose Convention Center in San Jose, California on June 2, 2016.
> >
> > Related article Could Trump get judge off the case?
> >
> > Trump will also have to navigate through the minefield known as the U.S.
> > Congress, where the 535 members each have their own agendas and many will
> > be ?pretty unfair.? He will also be forced to deal with numerous issues at
> > the same time from domestic to international. And yes, many of those issues
> > will be ?totally unfair.?
> >
> > Trump needs to stop whining about his need to be catered to and coddled.
> > Being president of the United States is one of the most challenging jobs in
> > the world. Perhaps the reality is that Trump simply doesn?t have what it
> > takes to deal with all the ?unfairness? that comes with such a position.
> > Only time will tell, but whether or not Trump ever becomes commander in
> > chief, he has already secured the title of whiner in chief.

You are not everyone.

On 6/23/2024 12:26 PM, Skeeter wrote:
> In article <v59qti$f2ru$10@dont-email.me>, j_carlson@gmx.com says...
>>
>> On 6/23/2024 9:39 AM, David wrote:
>>> Donald Trump: The whiner in chief?
>>> Dean Obeidallah
>>> By Dean Obeidallah
>>> 4 minute read
>>> Updated 10:35 PM EDT, Mon June 6, 2016
>>> trump muslim judge
>>> Trump believes a Muslim judge may not be fair
>>> 01:14 - Source: CNN
>>>
>>> Editor?s Note: Dean Obeidallah, a former attorney, is the host of
>>> SiriusXM?s weekly program ?The Dean Obeidallah Show,? a columnist for The
>>> Daily Beast and editor of the politics blog The Dean?s Report. Follow him
>>> on Twitter: @TheDeansreport. The opinions expressed in this commentary are
>>> his.
>>> CNN ?
>>>
>>> Poor Donald Trump. Life is just so ?unfair? for the billionaire. And Trump
>>> apparently loves telling us how ?unfair? everyone is treating him. You
>>> really have to wonder if Trump?s first word as a baby was ?very? followed
>>> by ?unfair.?
>>
>> Trump has the vocabulary of a low-achieving fourth grader, and the same
>> undeveloped and defective logical thinking ability. "Very unfair" is nonsense.
>> There are no degrees of fairness: a process either is fair, or it's not fair.
>> The same is true of right and wrong. There are no degrees of
>> rightness/wrongness: something either is morally or factually right, or it is
>> not. There *are* degrees of badness. It makes sense to talk about bad, worse
>> than and worst. Murder and shoplifting a candy bar are both just wrong, and one
>> is not "more wrong" than the other, because wrongness is binary. But murder is
>> decidedly *worse*, i.e. more bad, than shoplifting a candy bar. Trump having
>> tried to overturn the 2020 election and *steal* an undeserved second term is not
>> "more wrong" than a candidate for the Starkville MS city council stuffing a few
>> dozen fake ballots into a ballot box ? both are just wrong, full stop ? but
>> Trump's undeniable attempt to *steal* an unearned second term is decidedly and
>> unequivocally *worse* than Starkville ballot box caper.
>>
>> Trump has never been treated "unfairly" ? not even once, in anything. Everyone
>> knows this.
>>
>>
>>>
>>> In fact on Sunday, the presumptive GOP nominee treated us to a ?whine-a-
>>> thon? about how he was being treated so unfairly. First Trump told CNN?s
>>> Jake Tapper that he was being treated ?very unfairly? by Judge Gonzalo
>>> Curiel, who is presiding over one of the two class action lawsuits pending
>>> against Trump in connection with Trump University.
>>>
>>> Trump stunningly claimed that the reason Curiel was being so ?unfair? was
>>> because he was a ?Mexican.? In reality, Curiel was born in Indiana and had
>>> actually just ruled in Trump?s favor a few weeks earlier, postponing the
>>> trial over the plaintiffs? objections from this summer to after the
>>> election as Trump wanted. But apparently Trump wants judges to rule in on
>>> his favor on every issue or he thinks they are being ?unfair.?
>>>
>>> Then later Sunday on CBS?s ?Face the Nation,? Trump not only continued
>>> complaining about being treated unfairly by the ?Mexican? judge, but he
>>> also upped the whining. When asked if a Muslim-American judge might also
>>> not treat him ?fairly? given his past inflammatory comments, Trump
>>> responded, ?Yeah. That would be possible, absolutely.?
>>> trump muslim judge
>>> video
>>>
>>> Related video Trump believes a Muslim judge may not be fair
>>>
>>> And remarkably in the midst of all this whining on TV, Trump took a few
>>> moments Sunday to complain via Twitter. At 5:56 p.m. ET Sunday, Trump had
>>> seemingly become so outraged with CNN?s coverage of the Democratic
>>> presidential primary in Puerto Rico that he tweeted, ?I am watching @CNN
>>> very little lately because they are so biased against me.?
>>>
>>> Awwww, the whole world is soooo unfair to him. Apparently Trump could
>>> really use a hug.
>>>
>>> Trump calling things ?unfair? ? in a range from ?totally to ?pretty? to
>>> ?very? ? has truly been a staple of Trump?s campaign, right up there with
>>> demonizing Mexicans and Muslims. For example, right after the very first
>>> GOP debate in August, Trump complained that Megyn Kelly?s question to him
>>> about his past disparaging comments about women was ?unfair.?
>>>
>>> Then there was Trump complaining in February about the media?s ?unfair?
>>> coverage of him in Iowa because they didn?t cover his ?great finish? (He
>>> lost the race to Ted Cruz). In March Trump whined that a contested GOP
>>> Convention would be ?pretty unfair.?
>>> Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks during a rally at the
>>> San Jose Convention Center in San Jose, California on June 2, 2016.
>>> video
>>>
>>> Related video Can Donald Trump win in California in November?
>>>
>>> Then there were the ?totally unfair? results of the Colorado GOP caucus
>>> that caused Trump to whine some more. And who can forget in April when
>>> Trump declared that the entire nominating process was ?very unfair.? (Keep
>>> in mind he was leading the race for the GOP nomination by big numbers at
>>> the time).
>>>
>>> But Trump?s greatest whining has been reserved for the media. You know, the
>>> very same media that has provided Trump with nearly $2 billion in free
>>> coverage that has fueled his success in the GOP primaries. Yet all that
>>> free press isn?t enough for Trump. Consequently, he has attacked just about
>>> every media outlet at one time or another, whining that, ?I get the most
>>> unfair media.?
>>>
>>> It?s just a matter of time until Trump complains, ?ISIS is so unfair. How
>>> am I supposed to defeat them when they are so unfair? They should recuse
>>> themselves so I can fight a terror group that is more fair to me!?
>>>
>>>
>>> Maybe Trump?s complaining about things being ?unfair? has worked well for
>>> him in the private sector. But if Trump is elected president, his life
>>> would become much more ?unfair.? He would have to deal with world leaders ?
>>> not ?yes people? ? who play hardball far worse than he has encountered from
>>> Ted Cruz or Jeb Bush.
>>> Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks during a rally at the
>>> San Jose Convention Center in San Jose, California on June 2, 2016.
>>>
>>> Related article Could Trump get judge off the case?
>>>
>>> Trump will also have to navigate through the minefield known as the U.S.
>>> Congress, where the 535 members each have their own agendas and many will
>>> be ?pretty unfair.? He will also be forced to deal with numerous issues at
>>> the same time from domestic to international. And yes, many of those issues
>>> will be ?totally unfair.?
>>>
>>> Trump needs to stop whining about his need to be catered to and coddled.
>>> Being president of the United States is one of the most challenging jobs in
>>> the world. Perhaps the reality is that Trump simply doesn?t have what it
>>> takes to deal with all the ?unfairness? that comes with such a position.
>>> Only time will tell, but whether or not Trump ever becomes commander in
>>> chief, he has already secured the title of whiner in chief.
>
> You are not everyone.

I didn't claim to be. However, I know, and everyone knows, and I *know* that
*everyone* knows, that Trump has *never* been treated "unfairly." This is not in
rational dispute.

On 6/23/2024 2:33 PM, Skeeter-Shit Jack-Off Shit-4-Braincell, convicted child
molester and another fucking do-nothing, lied:

> In article <v59tsl$f2ru$13@dont-email.me>, j_carlson@gmx.com says...
>>
>> On 6/23/2024 12:26 PM, Skeeter wrote:
>>> In article <v59qti$f2ru$10@dont-email.me>, j_carlson@gmx.com says...
>>>>
>>>> On 6/23/2024 9:39 AM, David wrote:
>>>>> Donald Trump: The whiner in chief?
>>>>> Dean Obeidallah
>>>>> By Dean Obeidallah
>>>>> 4 minute read
>>>>> Updated 10:35 PM EDT, Mon June 6, 2016
>>>>> trump muslim judge
>>>>> Trump believes a Muslim judge may not be fair
>>>>> 01:14 - Source: CNN
>>>>>
>>>>> Editor?s Note: Dean Obeidallah, a former attorney, is the host of
>>>>> SiriusXM?s weekly program ?The Dean Obeidallah Show,? a columnist for The
>>>>> Daily Beast and editor of the politics blog The Dean?s Report. Follow him
>>>>> on Twitter: @TheDeansreport. The opinions expressed in this commentary are
>>>>> his.
>>>>> CNN ?
>>>>>
>>>>> Poor Donald Trump. Life is just so ?unfair? for the billionaire. And Trump
>>>>> apparently loves telling us how ?unfair? everyone is treating him. You
>>>>> really have to wonder if Trump?s first word as a baby was ?very? followed
>>>>> by ?unfair.?
>>>>
>>>> Trump has the vocabulary of a low-achieving fourth grader, and the same
>>>> undeveloped and defective logical thinking ability. "Very unfair" is nonsense.
>>>> There are no degrees of fairness: a process either is fair, or it's not fair.
>>>> The same is true of right and wrong. There are no degrees of
>>>> rightness/wrongness: something either is morally or factually right, or it is
>>>> not. There *are* degrees of badness. It makes sense to talk about bad, worse
>>>> than and worst. Murder and shoplifting a candy bar are both just wrong, and one
>>>> is not "more wrong" than the other, because wrongness is binary. But murder is
>>>> decidedly *worse*, i.e. more bad, than shoplifting a candy bar. Trump having
>>>> tried to overturn the 2020 election and *steal* an undeserved second term is not
>>>> "more wrong" than a candidate for the Starkville MS city council stuffing a few
>>>> dozen fake ballots into a ballot box ? both are just wrong, full stop ? but
>>>> Trump's undeniable attempt to *steal* an unearned second term is decidedly and
>>>> unequivocally *worse* than Starkville ballot box caper.
>>>>
>>>> Trump has never been treated "unfairly" ? not even once, in anything. Everyone
>>>> knows this.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> In fact on Sunday, the presumptive GOP nominee treated us to a ?whine-a-
>>>>> thon? about how he was being treated so unfairly. First Trump told CNN?s
>>>>> Jake Tapper that he was being treated ?very unfairly? by Judge Gonzalo
>>>>> Curiel, who is presiding over one of the two class action lawsuits pending
>>>>> against Trump in connection with Trump University.
>>>>>
>>>>> Trump stunningly claimed that the reason Curiel was being so ?unfair? was
>>>>> because he was a ?Mexican.? In reality, Curiel was born in Indiana and had
>>>>> actually just ruled in Trump?s favor a few weeks earlier, postponing the
>>>>> trial over the plaintiffs? objections from this summer to after the
>>>>> election as Trump wanted. But apparently Trump wants judges to rule in on
>>>>> his favor on every issue or he thinks they are being ?unfair.?
>>>>>
>>>>> Then later Sunday on CBS?s ?Face the Nation,? Trump not only continued
>>>>> complaining about being treated unfairly by the ?Mexican? judge, but he
>>>>> also upped the whining. When asked if a Muslim-American judge might also
>>>>> not treat him ?fairly? given his past inflammatory comments, Trump
>>>>> responded, ?Yeah. That would be possible, absolutely.?
>>>>> trump muslim judge
>>>>> video
>>>>>
>>>>> Related video Trump believes a Muslim judge may not be fair
>>>>>
>>>>> And remarkably in the midst of all this whining on TV, Trump took a few
>>>>> moments Sunday to complain via Twitter. At 5:56 p.m. ET Sunday, Trump had
>>>>> seemingly become so outraged with CNN?s coverage of the Democratic
>>>>> presidential primary in Puerto Rico that he tweeted, ?I am watching @CNN
>>>>> very little lately because they are so biased against me.?
>>>>>
>>>>> Awwww, the whole world is soooo unfair to him. Apparently Trump could
>>>>> really use a hug.
>>>>>
>>>>> Trump calling things ?unfair? ? in a range from ?totally to ?pretty? to
>>>>> ?very? ? has truly been a staple of Trump?s campaign, right up there with
>>>>> demonizing Mexicans and Muslims. For example, right after the very first
>>>>> GOP debate in August, Trump complained that Megyn Kelly?s question to him
>>>>> about his past disparaging comments about women was ?unfair.?
>>>>>
>>>>> Then there was Trump complaining in February about the media?s ?unfair?
>>>>> coverage of him in Iowa because they didn?t cover his ?great finish? (He
>>>>> lost the race to Ted Cruz). In March Trump whined that a contested GOP
>>>>> Convention would be ?pretty unfair.?
>>>>> Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks during a rally at the
>>>>> San Jose Convention Center in San Jose, California on June 2, 2016.
>>>>> video
>>>>>
>>>>> Related video Can Donald Trump win in California in November?
>>>>>
>>>>> Then there were the ?totally unfair? results of the Colorado GOP caucus
>>>>> that caused Trump to whine some more. And who can forget in April when
>>>>> Trump declared that the entire nominating process was ?very unfair.? (Keep
>>>>> in mind he was leading the race for the GOP nomination by big numbers at
>>>>> the time).
>>>>>
>>>>> But Trump?s greatest whining has been reserved for the media. You know, the
>>>>> very same media that has provided Trump with nearly $2 billion in free
>>>>> coverage that has fueled his success in the GOP primaries. Yet all that
>>>>> free press isn?t enough for Trump. Consequently, he has attacked just about
>>>>> every media outlet at one time or another, whining that, ?I get the most
>>>>> unfair media.?
>>>>>
>>>>> It?s just a matter of time until Trump complains, ?ISIS is so unfair. How
>>>>> am I supposed to defeat them when they are so unfair? They should recuse
>>>>> themselves so I can fight a terror group that is more fair to me!?
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Maybe Trump?s complaining about things being ?unfair? has worked well for
>>>>> him in the private sector. But if Trump is elected president, his life
>>>>> would become much more ?unfair.? He would have to deal with world leaders ?
>>>>> not ?yes people? ? who play hardball far worse than he has encountered from
>>>>> Ted Cruz or Jeb Bush.
>>>>> Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks during a rally at the
>>>>> San Jose Convention Center in San Jose, California on June 2, 2016.
>>>>>
>>>>> Related article Could Trump get judge off the case?
>>>>>
>>>>> Trump will also have to navigate through the minefield known as the U.S.
>>>>> Congress, where the 535 members each have their own agendas and many will
>>>>> be ?pretty unfair.? He will also be forced to deal with numerous issues at
>>>>> the same time from domestic to international. And yes, many of those issues
>>>>> will be ?totally unfair.?
>>>>>
>>>>> Trump needs to stop whining about his need to be catered to and coddled.
>>>>> Being president of the United States is one of the most challenging jobs in
>>>>> the world. Perhaps the reality is that Trump simply doesn?t have what it
>>>>> takes to deal with all the ?unfairness? that comes with such a position.
>>>>> Only time will tell, but whether or not Trump ever becomes commander in
>>>>> chief, he has already secured the title of whiner in chief.
>>>
>>> You are not everyone.
>>
>> I didn't claim to be. However, I know, and everyone knows, and I *know* that
>> *everyone* knows, that Trump has *never* been treated "unfairly." This is not in
>> rational dispute.
>
> You're blind.

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Pathetic vandalism of follow ups in an impotent attempt
to stop being bitch-slapped into next week
repaired and restored.
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>> You're blind.
>
>No. I'm smart and observant.

No, Rudy. You're short and stupid.