"They went in and it was like a knife cutting butter … and yes there was some tear gas and probably some other things." — Trump on sending the National Guard to Minneapolis protests over the murder of George Floyd. pic.twitter.com/VTywTCcATD
So citizens protesting police brutality are like butter to be cut into, eh? Beautiful scene, was it? Way to tin ear there, Donnie. I guess we’re supposed to be thankful you didn’t reach for the making omlette/breaking eggs metaphore.
It’s not a good sign when your head of state gets a stiffy while watching people being tear gassed and shot with rubber bullets; he might need a stronger fix next time.
It’s not a good sign when your head of state gets a stiffy while watching people being tear gassed…
Stormy Daniels could be the authority to consult here. After all, Henry Kissinger once said “power is a great aphrodisiac.” Could be the only way Fatso Bonespurs can get it up these days. “More tear gas… More! More! More!…. Aaahhh! Yesssssssssssssssss.. !”
Does he mean ‘like a hot knife through butter’? He keeps getting things wrong, quotes, adages, it’s like he has some vague memory of something he heard somewhere, but can’t articulate it.
“Like a hot knife through butter” makes a lot more sense, but I’ve seen “like a knife through butter” or even “like butter” (or “like buttah”) often enough. He does get adages wrong all the time.
So citizens protesting police brutality are like butter to be cut into, eh? Beautiful scene, was it? Way to tin ear there, Donnie. I guess we’re supposed to be thankful you didn’t reach for the making omlette/breaking eggs metaphore.
It’s not a good sign when your head of state gets a stiffy while watching people being tear gassed and shot with rubber bullets; he might need a stronger fix next time.
Stormy Daniels could be the authority to consult here. After all, Henry Kissinger once said “power is a great aphrodisiac.” Could be the only way Fatso Bonespurs can get it up these days. “More tear gas… More! More! More!…. Aaahhh! Yesssssssssssssssss.. !”
Does he mean ‘like a hot knife through butter’? He keeps getting things wrong, quotes, adages, it’s like he has some vague memory of something he heard somewhere, but can’t articulate it.
“Like a hot knife through butter” makes a lot more sense, but I’ve seen “like a knife through butter” or even “like butter” (or “like buttah”) often enough. He does get adages wrong all the time.