Trump Implies Megyn Kelly Was On Her Period

[Cali_Democrat]

Trump on Megyn Kelly: ‘Blood Coming Out of Her Eyes, Blood Coming Out of Her… Wherever’

Donald Trump called into CNN tonight to continue complaining to Don Lemon about how mean Megyn Kelly was to him. He actually said, “There was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her… wherever.”

He repeatedly said he has no respect for her, called her vastly overrated, dismissed her “ridiculous questions,” and basically crowed about how well he did while all his followers trashed her on Twitter.

As for that whole retweeting someone who called her a bimbo thing, Trump brushed it aside and said, “She’s able to take care of herself.” He bragged that he did Fox News a favor by doing the debate, and listed his grievances about other Fox Newsers.

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[grasswire]

1. PIG nt

[Gigabear]

2. What a creep!

It's really hard to fathom that this POS is considered an actual serious candidate.

[Jamaal510]

11. Or anyone else

in that 17-pack, for that matter. The only thing that sets him apart from the rest is that he's willing to say the offensive things that they all are probably thinking, but aren't bold enough to say. Other than that, all 17 of them are pretty much the same.

[DesertRat]

15. And he's the GOP frontrunner!

I'm sure his supporters will love the comment.

[HFRN]

3. he's getting to be a parody of himself nt

[Rex]

4. He was mad, she dared accuse The Don of any fault. Mortals and their habits.

The Hair was not ammmmmmused.

[PoliticAverse]

5. "I am horrified yet I cannot look away." n/t

[dsc]

6. wow

the bizarre thing is that a couple of celebrities that I respect (George Takei being one) that have been on his TV show say he is actually quite charming most of the time. Clearly he just can't keep up a facade for long or these celebrities are piss poor judges of character.

[jberryhill]

51. Narcissists ARE charming

He's perfectly charming. As long as you are 'nice' to him. He's very clear about that.

If you criticize him in any way, then you are not being nice.

The best moment of the debate for me was watching Trump's face while Kasich gave his 'we agree on the problems, we just have different solutions' homily. You could see the wheels turning in Trump's head to strain to understand a rational person speaking, while thinking "Is he making fun of me in some smarty-pants way?" And eventually nodding "Okay, that's fair."

[Marie Marie]

7. Why should anyone be surprised by this?

This is Donald Trump being Donald Trump. What is it with the Billionaires, with all their wealth and power being so thin-skinned?Trump and the Koch Bros set new standards in whining and bullying when they face criticism of their own making. Nauseating.

[InAbLuEsTaTe]

9. I would love for Bernie to be facing that POS in the general.

[Marie Marie]

10. Yeah, I mean talk about polar opposites.

The man who puts the people before himself vs the man who puts himself before the people. Pretty clear choice there.

[silverweb]

18. Well said!

[font color="navy" face="Verdana"]That would be an awesome slogan should such a thing ever come to pass - however unlikely that may be.

[gordianot]

8. Trump has a talent creating sympathy for a creature of Fox.

The minds of Republicans are mysterious places not to be easily discounted. Whatever Trump is actually doing has yet to be revealed but may just be for entertainment from someone who supremely bored.

[Jamaal510]

12. From LOLGOP:

If Donald Trump were mounting a one-person campaign to permanently discredit the Republican Party, it's pretty flawless so far.

Be on the lookout in the coming weeks for FOX, the GOP, et al to try to find sneaky ways to make his numbers tank and force him out.

[wheniwasincongress]

13. I listened to his CNN/Don Lemon interview

he spent so much time talking about ratings, and even more time ranting about Megyn Kelly (but he claimed that she doesn't bother him, she's nothing to him, etc. etc., yet he can't stop talking about her.)

He said he doesn't know if he will participate in future Fox debates.

[gratuitous]

14. Uh oh, does T Rump have a crush on Megyn?

The Republicans are running at pretty much middle school level; this is what I would expect of a socially maladroit 13-year-old.

[JI7]

16. he is a piece of shit, but it's not surprising and what sucks is that people would have been ok if

he had just been saying these horrible things to Rosie O'donnell .

[jalan48]

17. The fact that he is popular with so many voters is a bad sign about the state of the US.

[KingCharlemagne]

44. I teach English as a Second Language and felt myself compelled last night

to apologize formally to my students for America's utter depravity. To say these students are aghast would be a severe understatement.

[whathehell]

54. His numbers represent only 25% of One Third of the electorate

I doubt that's an exceptional level of 'depravity'.

[KingCharlemagne]

57. Au contraire, his numbers (at latest polling) represent 30% of 2/5 of

the electorate.

3/10 x 2/5 = 0.3 x 0.4 = 0.12. At 300 million Americans give or take, my calculation rings in at a cool 36 million Americans who currently support Trump.

Such pedantry aside, we can also quibble over what constitutes an 'exceptional level of depravity.'

I found the numbers alarming enough to justify an apology to my students.

[whathehell]

58. Not according to Lawrence O'Donnell

but I'm betting you apologize regularly for your unworthy American homeland

[KingCharlemagne]

59. Well, funny you should mention that, as I did indeed also apologize to my Japanese

students (and the other students also) on August 6 for a certainn atrocity committed by us that occurred 70 years ago.

Should I not have apologized in your humble opinion?

Today marks the 70th anniversary of yet another atrocity. School is not in session today, so won't be apologizing for this one.

[whathehell]

62. Riiiight..

Did they apologize to you for Pearl Harbor?...

Nah..I didn't think so.

Hell, Iris Chang, who wrote The Rape of Nanking, couldn't even get them to apologize for their atrocities in China.


AFAIK, Italy never apologized for Berlrsconi, another billionaire buffoon whom I understand was quite similar to Trump.

Maybe you just really enjoy eating humble pie, bro.

Thankfully, most of us do not.

[KingCharlemagne]

64. I ain't your 'bro'. These are 18-20 years old Japanese students learning English and

you expect them to apologize for the actions of their government?

GTFO.

[whathehell]

67. No shit, Sherlock, and I'm thankful for that. That being said,

there's a small problem with your argument.

You cite your students ages and express indignation that I would "expect them to apologize for the actions of their government".

Well, King, for those very same reasons, you, unless you were living then, which I doubt, have no business apologizing for the actions of YOUR government at a time you weren't even born.

Get it now?



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[PatrickforO]

19. This just keeps getting better and better.

[Hekate]

20. Sexist pig. Didn't you love the line about Hillary coming to his wedding? "I TOLD her to come."

The whole line was: "I gave her money. And I told her to come. So she came."

Where is that alleged charm of his?

[Jeneral2885]

21. Would he dare say that to

Merkel? Helen Clark? Or worse his own daughter?

[LibDemAlways]

28. He once said that if

Ivanka wasn't his daughter, he'd possibly date her. So, yeah, he doesn't have a lot of boundaries.

[AngryOldDem]

42. Sure he would. Why not? n/t

[Jeneral2885]

60. evidence

eviddence

[Contrary1]

22. My husband remains convinced that Trump is working for the Democrats...

This is going to be one long campaign.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

65. My husband believes the exact same thing. Makes sense - Bill visits Donald

and says "Hey...you run. Say anything you want. You will become even more famous than you are already. Good part --- you don't ever have to actually BE president, no worries. Hillary can do that."

[rocktivity]

23. Still cyber-sulking, is he?

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Calling him a cyber-bully is too much of a compliment.

Here you go, Donnykins...



And cue the DU "Cry Me A River" String Quartet!


rocktivity

[hifiguy]

24. For the next few months, and maybe longer

the more clinically imbecilic things this human obscenity says the higher he will rise in the polls. There is no bottom to the molecular stupidity of the Repuke primary electorate. The Freeper contingent worships this imbecile. He is their id unleashed. Hatred of everything not "them," unreason, total paranoia. Modern Republicanism in its triple-distilled essence.

[senz]

25. Quite a few in the audience loved his antics.

The grosser he got, the more they cheered. Then he tried to tie it in with his opposition to political correctness, at which point I realized that quite a few Republican men are stuck in adolescence. Which actually explains a lot. Herman Cain had the same attitude, like in his ad where he was smoking a cigarette with a defiant little grin.

They see Democrats, with our regulations and such, as "nanny state" and themselves as defiant little boys.

This might explain the guns, Tea Party outfits, and confederate flags, too.

Sometimes I wonder what we look like to other countries.

[C Moon]

26. He's toast. It's either Walker or Bush—unfortunately. And...

I still think Trump was put in the ring to make Bush and Walker appear sane.
Focusing on Trump's extreme craziness, makes Bush or Walker (hell Bush/Walker ticket) look smarter and in control.

[senz]

30. Yeah, Thom Hartmann thinks Trump is a plant.

Serving some nonobvious political purpose. This is what I hate about Republicans, they do not honor, nor in any way respect, the contract between the people and their elected government as spelled out in the Constitution. Something I consider sacred. They play with it like it's a game. They hold "the people" in contempt.

[C Moon]

48. If he is a plant, I gotta say it's a brilliant idea. I don't condone it, but it's well thought out.

Thinking about it...I guess they didn't let Cruz in on it, because he was saying Trump was working for the Dems, wasn't he?

[senz]

49. Yes, that's interesting -- the other candidates would surely know something's up.

Someone I respect said that if you study the debate, you could make a case that Fox would prefer a Democratic win because their network gets many more viewers and thus rakes in more money under a Democratic presidency (b/c their viewers are in a constant state of fear and anger.)

Like I said, I really hate the way they are playing with us.

[C Moon]

56. +1

[akbacchus_BC]

27. Am sorry, now you are giving Trump more exposure. Ignore the asshole!

I could not believe that John Lennon show gave him so much exposure. The more exposure he gets, it will work for him.

Please DU, do not give Trump any more exposure. We all know who he is, enough with enabling him!

[hatrack]

43. John Lennon?

[KingCharlemagne]

45. Trump isn't fit to lick the soles of John Lennon's shoes (Beatle boots). - nt

[Kablooie]

29. Sigh... He's such a dreamboat.

Crossing the river Styx.

He's got coins in his eyes and everything .

[Warpy]

31. You'll see his picture in the dictionary next to the word "boor."

If I ever find myself in the same room with the man, I will leave, even if the room is the size of a football field and he's preening and strutting at the opposite end.

Otherwise, there really would be blood. His.

[KingCharlemagne]

47. Queen Charlemagne and I were discussing over our

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breakfast coffee whom Trump reminds us of. We simultaneously arrived at the same conclusion:

Caligula.

[senz]

50. Interesting.

I'm wondering if we'll witness some sort of Trump self-destruction from pushing the limits too far. I worry that our society is gradually falling into barbarism.

[Gothmog]

32. Trump is a sexist pig

[Glimmer of Hope]

33. He is a disgusting juvenile pig.

[workinclasszero]

53. Agreed

And 99% of all republicans will applaud his vile remarks.

How could any self respecting woman vote for a pig like that or belong to a party where such low life trash is in charge? smh

[foo_bar]

34. this feels like the plot of "The Producers"

I'm certain Trump was intended to be a lightning rod / stalking horse, and they tried to pull the plug by having him utter the most nonsensical, crude, racist, banal, alienating-to-most-voters word salads known to man, and naturally that backfired, so now FOX and friends are scrambling to incinerate their creation, but Trump's ego is bigger than all of them, so the show must go on...

[Katashi_itto]

35. She's a Fox Creature. They are made for each other.

When a Right Winger goes after a Right Wing Shill, it's always good.

[Uncle Joe]

36. The man's ego is catastrophic and I don't believe he ever thinks before he talks.

Thanks for the thread, Cali_Democrat.

[smirkymonkey]

37. The guy is just a loose cannon.

Can anyone really trust someone like that to hold the highest office in the land? What he needs is therapy. A lot of it.

[spanone]

38. trump is a hearty bag of shit. republicans deserve every moment they get with him.

[Jeneral2885]

39. Imagine him saying that to his wife and daughter

Imagine him saying that to his wife and daughter

[AngryOldDem]

41. He probably has.

Why should he have any more respect for them than he seems to have for women as a whole?

It's clear that this is the person (?) Donald Trump is -- an ignorant, boorish asshole.

[AngryOldDem]

40. Repugnant boor. n/t

[AlinPA]

46. The GOP base will love it.

[walkingman]

52. The very fact that Trump is the frontrunner

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show how out of touch the GOP is with the citizens of our country.

Not to worry - the big money will go after him with both guns. They view him as a big threat to the establishment right-wing. The GOP knows that they could not win election as dog catcher without using the same old tired social and religious issues to get elected. Sadly for a majority of white people that is the case. We have it so much better than minorities and view our privileged lives as the status quo!

I have also seen the Democrats being moved further and further to the right in the last 35 years as the party has become more and more dependent on the $$$$ to get elected. Our country is almost unrecognizable from 1970's.

[Hiraeth]

55. What a stupid asshole. He is an embarrassment to the nation.

[Grammy23]

61. Well, according to The Donald ...

It is only sick, perverted minds that would take his comment and conclude he was saying Meghan was "hormonal" or just another hysterical bimbo. He has turned it around so WE and THE MEDIA are the ones claiming this. Taking offense at what he said. He is such a sick, deviant man and to think there are people who LIKE HIM and will vote for him strikes fear in my heart. We have sunk to a new low when the likes of this awful, hateful man can be taken seriously for a position of leadership.....for one second, much less the time he has had on the stage so far. I really don't know what to say that has not already been said about him and who it reflects on more. This terrible man? Or the people who follow and respect him?

[Laura PourMeADrink]

66. I actually don't believe he was implying she was on her period. Plenty to get him on - but

have watched the clip over and over and there was nothing in his tone to imply it.

[ecstatic]

63. The irony is that they're all misogynist/ sexists

who want to dictate what I can do with my own body. The FAUX crowd can spare their faux outrage and own their shit (like Trump clearly is). None of this should be surprising to us.

[yuiyoshida]

68. The stuff he says does not seem to bother

Some Republicans. His Ratings are still high even after the first debate. That tells you a lot about the about the people who support him, for sure.