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years behind NPR's usage of the same term *
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I am going to have to ask for a link on that one.
So, my take away is that it is OK for a presidential candidate to incorrectly use a vulgar Yiddish word to describe what happened to an opponent party's candidate in a prior election because the word has been used on public radio -- plus, it is , after all, Hillary Clinton that the oranged topped moron is talking aboutl. Am I missing anything?
Does anyone understand context? I am thinking that many of y'all are meshugenah in both your hatred of Hillary and your toadyism for Trump. i am definitely voting for WDE's alcoholic dog.
That's all for me. I am running off to catch "Penile Things Considered" before the show ends.
