in the sense that they failed to praise him highly enough. C'mon, Erin, they said he offered comfort to the injured and praise for the first responders. That might be OK if they were talking about a regular person. But this is Donald! He could've been golfing, but he took time out to visit the afflicted and the first responders. What they should have said:
"We thought it was amazing that unlike any of his predecessors, the president, who won both the electoral college and the popular vote -- when you subtract all the Mexicans imported to vote fraudulently for Hillary and what ever happened to those emails, huh -- came all the way to El Paso and to Dayton to comfort and bless the injured in a way you never saw Obama or Bill Clinton do, or, for that matter, any leader of any country, kingdom, or empire in the history of the world. And the praise he heaped on the first responders and the medical staffs was amazingly delivered so that the world will know that, regardless of what Democrats like me and the mayor here might say, that these people are heroes on a level with, well, on the same level as the president. My god, I've never been so overwhelmingly impressed by anyone, not even Jesus!"
Then Donald may have been less offended by them.
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