His beautiful young daughters
Trump thinks it’s a terrible terrible sad thing…for Kavanaugh.
“I feel so badly for him that he’s going through this,” Trump said at a White House press conference with Polish President Andrzej Duda. “This is not a man that deserves this.”
Well of course President You Can Grab Them by the Pussy thinks that.
Trump on Tuesday chose to focus on the wrong he felt had been done to Kavanaugh, however. “I feel terribly for him, for his wife who is an incredible lovely woman and his beautiful young daughters,” said the president.
They’re hot, see. His wife is hot, and his daughters are hot. Obviously they wouldn’t matter if they weren’t, but they are, so Trump feels “terribly” (he means terrible) for them. Poor Brett Kavanaugh, who has a lovely (i.e. way too old now so kind of gross but she was hot once so we’ll call her lovely as a courtesy) and beautiful young [slobber drool I’d hit that] daughters – why should a man who owns a bunch of hot women be made to suffer?!
Oh, what about the woman who reports that Kavanaugh assaulted her?
Who?
Pres. Trump says Brett Kavanaugh is "an incredible individual" with "impeccable history in every way."
"I feel so badly for him that he's going through this, to be honest with you … this is not a man that deserves this," he adds https://t.co/7SVVRAuCJY pic.twitter.com/lhqK4MHy95
— ABC News Politics (@ABCPolitics) September 18, 2018
Well, you had to figure this was coming:
The real question is, was that source Ivanka, or Jared? Keep trying to save that brand, Princess.
He really should just ditch him; they’ve got plenty equally terrible candidates in the wings with decidedly less baggage that they can rush through the confirmation process.
He might not get confirmed in time if they leave it too much longer so why take the risk?
Screechy Monkey, I can’t see it that message from Jared; he’s not going to risk his seat on the gravy train by trying to tell the Fat Controller that he’s on the wrong track.
I can almost imagine the princess saying it. She’s probably the one person on Earth who can contradict Trump with impunity, and maybe there’s still a small part of her that can relate to a teenaged victim of sexual abuse and would punish Kavanaugh in a way she could not punish her father. But then, I think that Ivanka has cultivated a cold and calculated aloofness, and has less genuine concern about the well-being of anybody outside of a very restricted circle than the flu virus has for cold sufferers.
My guess would be that the source is somebody who may have tried and failed in a direct attempt to get Trump to drop Kavanaugh so has tried again, this time by invoking the name of the one person that Trump might listen to when it’s something he doesn’t want to hear.
Oh, I don’t believe that Jared or Ivanka actually said anything like that to the president.
I just think that one of them (most likely her) told a reporter that she did. That’s been her game this whole presidency: whenever something Trump does is causing controversy, she strategically leaks that she disagrees with it/told Daddy not to do it/is trying to get Daddy to change his mind. She’s still hoping to come out of this administration and be invited to the best parties on Martha’s Vineyard, unlike Alan Dershowitz apparently. That’s why she supposedly was so hurt by the SNL “Complicit” parody.
She wants middle and upper class professional women, especially those on the coasts, to think well of her, while still reaping the benefits of adoration from the MAGA hordes as well.
That seems like such an unlikely scenario from Trump, because it’s “letting the losers win”. He seems to have a habit of digging in deeper whenever anyone questions his decisions, especially if it is the citizens of the country he is supposed to represent. To drop Kavanaugh now, he’d have to find an excuse that is somewhere way away from the real reason, the scandalous reason, the reason female people would like him to drop the man.
I suspect to Trump the moment anyone like us questions his decision, he becomes immediately convinced he is right (though I doubt it requires that; I suspect he has never once in his life entertained the possibility that he might be wrong about anything, even with all these people he hired in 2016 that he has fired since. It is they that were wrong. They were great, but then…no, he had to fire them, so his hiring them was really someone else’s idea, or the person turned, or something).
iknklast, he could always say that he’s been informed that Kavanaugh’s two ‘beautiful young daughters’* are in fact far too under-aged even for him, so he’s going to find a more suitable candidate with beautiful daughters aged at least sixteen.
*Having seen a couple of photo’s of the Kavanaugh girls, the younger of the two is a cute kid who actually somewhat resembles one of my own daughters at that age. The elder girl seems to be at that awkward stage that many teens go through as they transition from child to adult, where none of their facial features seem to fit with each other. She is no longer a cute kid, but her face has still to properly grow into its adult form.
I don’t know if it’s just me, but I always think that if they’re not family, hearing men describing little girls as ‘beautiful’ sends a shudder of revulsion through me. Pretty; cute; sweet; no problem at all. Beautiful? Get the fuck away from little girls.
Frankly, I’m not that wild about even fathers routinely referring to their daughters as “beautiful,” as in “I’m the proud father of two beautiful daughters.” I don’t think it’s creepy or incestuous or anything, it’s just such an unfortunate choice of word. And I’m sure all these fathers would insist that they really are referring to inner beauty and character, but you almost never see fathers brag about their “two beautiful sons.” If any adjective is attached to the sons, it’ll be brave or smart or awesome.
I often refer to my grandsons, now 8 and 6 years-old, as handsome, but usually in the context of “They’re handsome little buggers for sure but don’t let that lull you into a false sense of security. They’re still kids, they will find your weakspot and destroy you if you let your guard down.”
I used to say pretty much the same about their mum and our other daughters. Still do, on occasion. Proud as Hell of ’em all.