Telling The Truth 'Scathing' When You Happen To Be Donald Trump

Earth to Fox News from another one of those social media-suppressed news sites left out in the arid desert surrounded by Deep State Swamp Vipers: “This is your description of “scathing”? “Former President Trump released a scathing statement Tuesday afternoon targeting Senate Minority leader Mitch McConnell. (Fox News, Feb. 16, 2021)

“Trump, once an ally of the Kentucky Republican, rebuked McConnell using terms harsher than those of most Democrats.”

McConnell a “dour, sullen, and unsmiling political hack”

“Terms harsher than those of most Democrats?” Really?! “Trump “once an ally of the Kentucky Republican”? What about the Kentucky Republican “once an ally of Trump”? That would be back in the days before the Kentucky Republican came out to stick a shiv in the president’s back, wouldn’t it? Calling McConnell a “dour, sullen, and unsmiling political hack”, and saying that the GOP would “never again be respected or strong” with McConnell at its helm isn’t “scathing, Fox News—it’s the truth. Trump was remarkably polite in the words he used to describe backstabber McConnell—even while describing McConnell as being played “like a violin” by treacherous Democrats. Here’s a much more accurate and dead-on description of “scathing”: What millions of disenfranchised 2020 Trump voters are saying about McConnell when shooting the breeze around their kitchen tables.

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Why are millions who had their Donald Trump votes discounted by a questionable election

It’s around kitchen tables, not in Gossip Central Congress, in the media or anywhere on cable TV where most significant conversations of the day are taking place—particularly now with everybody in lockdown and with brutal winter weather in North America keeping neighbors from talking to each other over the backyard fence. We can’t quote them here because they are turning the air blue with cuss words, including the over-used F-
Bomb, and other expletives. Mamas of little children kept home from school for fear of them catching the virus don’t want to see these words on line. Why are millions who had their Donald Trump votes discounted by a questionable election with no one—including the Supreme Court—willing to at least investigate—turning to “scathing” remarks? Because they’re only a few weeks short from an entire year when they haven’t been able to see the inside of a single church; because they’re sick of being endlessly tested when they’re not sick, locked down in homes now dark and freezing cold because new energies replacing fossil fuels are failing them; because while they are ordered to wear masks—sometimes two—when stepping out of their homes—when they can see clearly that while they are locked down and forcefully tested, the temporary president crowned by Fox News as “President-Elect while folk were still voting in Arizona on Election Night is bringing in millions of aliens from other lands with nowhere close to the same restrictions, That’s why!

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McConnell has no credibility on China

“McConnell has said Trump bears responsibility for the Jan. 6 Capitol Hill riot and suggested he voted not to convict Trump on an impeachment count of inciting the riot only because he is no longer president.” (Fox News)

Yada, yada, yada.

“The former president repeated a claim sometimes proffered by McConnell's opponents that the senator is soft on China because he has business ties in the country through his Taiwanese wife, Elaine Chao, Trump's former Transportation Secretary. (Fox News) “McConnell has no credibility on China because of his family’s substantial Chinese business holdings. He does nothing on this tremendous economic and military threat," Trump wrote.”

Dare we suggest that it is not only former President Trump saying that McConnell has no credibility because of his family’s substantial Chinese business holdings there—but the bulk of 75 million who cast votes for Trump—and perhaps even roughly half of the entire nation?

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Cunning Fox News was quick to accuse the former president of being “scathing”

“Trump and McConnell found themselves at odds in the aftermath of the 2020 election, when McConnell urged his colleagues to vote to certify the election for President Biden as Trump continued to assert that the election had been stolen from him.” (Fox News)

It’s no longer only Trump continuing to “assert that the election had been stolen from him” but millions of average Americans. Cunning Fox News was quick to accuse the former president of being “scathing” in his description of backstabber Mitch McConnell—ignoring how “scathing” McConnell’s attack on Trump were. Message from the kitchen table-talking masses to Fox News: ‘If you think you’ve seen the end of “SCATHING”, you ain’t seen nothin’ yet!