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Buns_of_Fire

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4. That would piss him off, too. This Master of Ceremonies doesn't share

Reply to Raven (Original post)

Fri Mar 20, 2020, 05:27 PM

Mar 2020

the spotlight with ANYBODY.

Now, they could try asking him an innocuous question followed by a serious question to somebody who knows what they're talking about. Trouble is, after this morning, it's hard to know WHAT question might set him off.

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At the next press conference, maybe reporters should [View all] Raven Mar 2020 OP

Some tried that today with little luck. Only gave up the podium when stumped by question. nature-lover Mar 2020 #1

The news networks should limit their reporters to 30 minutes... kentuck Mar 2020 #2

I agree. We shouldn't have trump rallies televised daily. uppityperson Mar 2020 #5

In other words address the adults instead of the spoiled child in the room? Ohioboy Mar 2020 #3

That would piss him off, too. This Master of Ceremonies doesn't share Buns_of_Fire Mar 2020 #4