Courtesy of TV Guide:
Samuel L. Jackson appeared on Late Night with Seth Meyers Tuesday night to address a recent insulting Donald Trump tweet.
"I don't know @SamuelLJackson, to best of my knowledge haven't played golf w/him & think he does too many TV commercials - boring. Not a fan," the Presidential candidate tweeted Tuesday, in response to accusations from Jackson that he a.) cheats at golf and b.) signed Jackson up for a paying membership at one of his country clubs without permission.
Seth Meyers informed Jackson of the tweet, and the bemused Hateful Eight star doubled down on his claim that he has in fact met Trump on numerous occasions, including playing golf with him, and said that he has someone who can back him up: former President Bill Clinton.
Well Jackson just gift wrapped an attack against Trump and handed it to the Hillary campaign. Now all Bill has to do is talk about all of the times that Trump invited him to go golfing, and all of the gifts he was given, and oh and by the way, he's lying about not knowing Samuel L. Jackson.
I find it a little ironic that the things that seem the most damaging to Trump's candidacy are being reported on TV guide.
Trump is becoming unhinged. His rally in Vermont was eyebrow-raising. I'm fairly sure he was under the influence of some substance.
ReplyDeleteHe has never drank or done drugs.
DeleteHis substance of choice is THSE (Too High Self-Esteem).
Have you seen this video?
You know your drunk buddy who always says what he’d do if he was president? Turns out he's actually running this time! [Brilliant lip-syncing.]
https://www.facebook.com/Break/videos/10153729961537792/?theater
"has never drank?" Haver you been studying American with Sarah? And just because he says he never drinks or does drugs does not make it so. I highly doubt he's attending those swanky parties in NYC and Hollywood and not sipping something other than Perrier.
DeleteBut he is becoming unhinged, and it's frankly more scary if he is NOT on something and acting like a two year old throwing a tantrum because he has to eat his dinner before he gets ice cream. Anyone who thinks this man would not have us starting WWIII by day 15 is as delusional as he is.
"Has never drank" is as acceptable as "has never drunk." Look it up.
DeleteI keep thinking that he may be suffering early onset Senile Dementia.
Delete"I wouldn't believe Donald Trump if his tongue were notarized."
ReplyDelete--Alair Townsend, former deputy mayor of New York City
Trump cheated on his marriage
ReplyDeleteTrump cheated playing golf
If Ivanka wasn't his daughter, would his thoughts of his daughter lead to another scandal?
What will Trump cheat at if he becomes president?
Didn't he say he would be a different president than he is a candidate? Why do people even consider him legitimate? The man is clearly unhinged!
DeleteThe blacks like Trump (according to Trump)
ReplyDeleteExcept when the blacks play golf with Trump
I will never understand the appeal of tRump, drawing crowds as he does, having a legitimate shot at the nomination while Bernie Sanders has no chance of winning.
ReplyDeletePlease don't give up on The Bern.
DeleteWhen i saw him on Tonightly, my heart raced over a politician's answers like it had not since watching a young and caring Barack Obama in 2008.
I'm not sure why the Samuel L Jackson story is what will bring down Trump. It's no worse than any of the others told about Trump's lies.
ReplyDelete5:43-- It's hatred. Pure hatred. And the long-stewing anger and revenge fantasies of people who, let's be honest, have been dropped from the middle class and will in all probability never make it back.
ReplyDeleteThe American economy is increasingly knowledge-based. If you're too disadvantaged, or just not naturally as bright as others, your chance of getting a decent job anyhow in trades, farming, retail, or manufacturing type jobs is dwindling and-- bottom line-- things will NEVER go back to the way they once were.
Without some kind of change, what type of future faces these people? One spent feeling and living continually less-than more fortunate others.
Unfortunately, Bernie Sanders is the candidate who is actually speaking for these people. Too bad they've got their fingers in their ears yelling lalala as loudly as they can.
Excellent reply and I agree.
DeleteThank you!
How much fuel is Trump using each day because he wants to go home?
ReplyDeleteWhat happens if Trump wins? Will he fly home on Air Force One to New York every day
‘HOMEBODY’ DONALD TRUMP: GOP FRONT-RUNNER INSISTS ON SLEEPING IN OWN BED
JANUARY 8, 2016
As the long battle between GOP presidential candidates grows more personal and heated as the primary nears, the group of hopefuls, like many before them, find themselves practically living in hotels in states like Iowa and New Hampshire, and making red-eye flights that crisscross the country in last-ditch efforts to garner votes in the hopes that the support gathered will be enough to land them in the White House.
All candidates, that is, but Donald J. Trump, who is, reportedly a “homebody” who has to sleep in his own bed, located in the opulent marble-and-gold furnished Trump Tower apartment located in Manhattan.
Read more at http://www.inquisitr.com/2690496/homebody-donald-trump-gop-front-runner-insists-on-sleeping-in-own-bed/
America's hotels not good enough for Trump?
DeleteWhere does Trump eat every day? Does he eats in dinere to meet real Americans?
DeleteThis will get tRump's JETS going>
Deletehttp://www.motherjones.com/environment/2016/01/donald-trump-fined-pollution-climate-uk-jet
NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. presidential candidates are spending long days on the campaign trail and their nights in a succession of budget hotels, often in small towns. Not Donald Trump.
ReplyDeleteAfter nearly every rally, the billionaire real estate developer hops into one of his planes or helicopters and returns to New York so that he can sleep in his own bed in his marble-and-gold-furnished Trump Tower apartment in Manhattan.
In November and December, Trump held six rallies in Iowa, visited a local production plant and held one town hall, flying home each night. His nearest rival for the Republican nomination, Ted Cruz, has zigzagged around the state, holding around a dozen town halls and twice as many "meet-and-greet" sessions, and bedding down between stops in hotels.
Trump's determination to sleep at home every night raises eyebrows among election campaign veterans, who say it could cost him. Voters in Iowa and New Hampshire often want more personal attention; they feel they play a special role in choosing presidential nominees because their contests are held first.
Read more at
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/3381228/posts?page=2
Reminds me of a certain half term governor who had to live in her own home and do business out of Anchorage instead of the capitol city Juneau.
DeleteThey both have the same taste in decorating....Baroque Bordello.
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ReplyDeletehttp://baltimore.cbslocal.com/2016/01/08/protesters-interrupt-trump-vermont-rally-despite-screening/
Trump is a liar http://www.telegraph.co.uk/content/dam/film/hatefuleight/getty-trump-jackson-xlarge.jpg
ReplyDeleteThanks, I remembered seeing it before.
Deletehttp://www.motherjones.com/environment/2016/01/donald-trump-fined-pollution-climate-uk-jet
ReplyDeleteTrump reminds me of an old drag queen!
ReplyDeleteNo offense to drag queens. I have watched
the movie "Bird Cage" six times and
loved it!!!!!! Oh,if only Robin Williams
were still alive. The impression he could
do of Trump. Also George Carlin, who
would rip Trump to shreds!
Is this the type of language people expect in a president?
ReplyDelete"I don't know @SamuelLJackson, to best of my knowledge haven't played golf w/him & think he does too many TV commercials - boring. Not a fan,"
He doesn't know him, yet he knows he does a commercial. Poor Donald, to the best of his knowledge..... go the fuck to sleep, idiot.