Trump AGAIN Denies Russia Targeting US at Cabinet Meeting

[rsacamano]

[mikeysnot]

1. His body language speaks volumes

Arms folded like that...

Self Restraint or Frustration. No question about it, we use our crossed arms when we are upset, but this is mostly as a form of self-restraint and, again, to comfort ourselves. Children do it all the time. When asked to do something they don’t want to do, they cross their arms, sometimes making fists, squeezing their torso tightly, almost like a straight jacket. In many ways, it serves to communicate, quite vividly, how they feel, without saying a word. I have seen grown men at the airport act similarly—their arms tightly crossed with fisted hands, their faces angry, restraining themselves because they were bumped from a flight. But once again, this is not a blocking behavior; it's self-restraining behavior.

[riversedge]

3. Agree. But it is his pucker-mouth that gets to me for some reason!

[mikeysnot]

4. He's kissing put-ons ass.

wake me up when this nightmare is over....

[bdamomma]

5. wouldn't be great

to put a strait jacket on him when he folds his arms like that!! He is a child and has had those mannerisms for a long time, one of his teachers commented.


snip from article

‘He was so headstrong and determined,’ recalled former teacher Ann Trees. ‘He would sit with his arms folded with this look on his face — I used the word surly — almost daring you to say one thing or another that wouldn’t settle with him.’

article here:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4539784/Even-child-Donald-Trump-horror.html

[DownFromTheMountain]

2. It's now a familiar look..

on the faces of people who sit next to this disgrace, the guy on the right's a perfect example.