Remember when Trump mistakenly said to vote on November 28th?

[Stryguy]

Do you recall when Donald Trump screwed up and told a Florida crowd to vote on November 28th instead of November 8th?
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/donald-trump-tells-crowd-election-day-is-november-28/

You have to understand his mistake. You see, November 28th is the start of his Trump University trial.
http://money.cnn.com/2016/05/06/news/donald-trump-university-trial/

Not to be confused with his December 13th child rape case or the yet to be set date for the Trump Foundation Inquiry.

Shocked? That's the tip of the iceberg. He has 75 pending lawsuits PERSONALLY. 4,000 lawsuits against his businesses.
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/elections/2016/10/25/pending-lawsuits-donald-trump-presidency/92666382/

[Cha]

1. That was nice of Judge Gonzalo Curiel in San Diego to postpone

the trail to November 28th unlike Jamey Comey rushing out to Blare More Hillary Emails that Hillary didn't receive or send.

I knew it was some trail but forgot which.. thank you, Stryguy.

[ColemanMaskell]

2. Yeah, thanks for pointing out the source of the Freudian slip. Always interesting.

So his Trump University case is on his mind more than he wants to let on. Hunh. More than his Russian financial connections or his sordid trail of sex victims sometimes gruesome allegations. But then, he has so much material to choose from. Thanks for pointing that out; that's interesting, as far as what might be going on inside whatever functions as Trump's mind.

[BlueMTexpat]

3. I hope that a significant number

of his supporters do just that - vote on Nov 28!

[Mc Mike]

4. The repugs really outdid themselves this time with their choice of this standard bearer.

The combination of supremely criminal and cripplingly mentally diseased he constantly exhibits is second to none.
(so far.)

[dalton99]

6. They can't run away from the fact that they willingly chose Trump to represent them

[Mc Mike]

8. You're right, so they're "acting proud of something they should be ashamed of",

like Col. Korn advocated doing in Catch-22.

[dalton99]

5. Good point.

[BSdetect]

7. Projecting again. He's a nasty nazi - excuse the oxymoron.

[Mc Mike]

9. Could pronounce it "Nat sie". nt

[GopherGal]

10. I wouldn't say oxymoron

I'd say redundant!