WATCH: President Trump mocks Dr. Christine Blasey Ford, who has accused Trump's Supreme Court pick Judge Kavanaugh of sexual misconduct, during rally in Mississippi. nbcnews.to/2P0Erxr
But despite the fact that his remarks were relatively measured (by Trump standards), the media swiftly condemned the president for his comments, claiming that he "mercilessly mocked" a survivor of sexual assault. Adding his voice to the chorus of outrage, Arizona Senator Jeff Flake chimed in during an interview with "Today" Wednesday morning, decrying the president's "appalling" remarks" and insisting that "it's just not right" and that "there is no time and place" for comments like that.
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Potus wasn't mocking her. He was quoting her.
If she were believable than I can understand why people would be upset with POTUS. She had nothing to prove it. Ford only made it difficult for those individuals to come forward with a sex crime. I never felt she was not telling the truth. When does her book come out? What will she do with the go fund me monies from Soros. She was treated too nice. No questions asked about her alledged assual. God help us if this type of actions continue.
Snowflake
He should change his name from jeff to snow flake.....
Agreed, 1246. A quote is not mocking a person. Facts can be stated any time, any where.
Without proof of a sexual assault, it is only here say. As far as the law goes, it never happened as she stated it did. Sorry snowflakes but that's the bottom line!
Flake is a flake...goodbye Flake
Trumps presidency is the nail in the coffin of American media
His accuser was so freaking drunk, she didn't even know where she was, much less who accosted her. And then she "testified" about the experience. Her experience was that she was the "blackout drunk" during her high school years, and she has no clue what she did (or didn't do) with boys during the drunken parties she attended. We had a name for girls like that in high school..."Easy."
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