DNC Chair Slammed for Continuing Anti-Trump Profan
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Posted On: 04/23/2017 11:17:05 AM
DNC Chair Slammed for Continuing Anti-Trump Profanity on 'Unity Tour
This guy has more guts than Tim Keine
but the same mental ceiling.
'Unity tour', really now.
Democratic National Committee Chairman Tom Perez continued his Democrat "unity tour" on Saturday, and continued to use salty language whenever he referred to the president.
Perez took heat, from even some mainstream precincts, for his choice of words in public.
On Saturday, he told the audience in Las Vegas, Nev. that in 2018, Democrats must tell President Trump and the Republicans "hell no."
Perez repeated his punchline from previous speeches in Newark, N.J. and Portland, Maine, in which he proclaimed that Trump "doesn't give a s--t about" people or their health care.
Abby Huntsman criticized Perez for saying at his Vegas speech that his mother told him not to use profanity, and then proceeded to call Trump's financial agenda a "sh--y budget."
Huntsman pointed out that a young child was no more than a few feet from Perez' podium when he began swearing.
On CNN, anchor John King called out Perez' profanity, saying it disturbed him as a parent and that obscene language doesn't help anyone win in politics
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This guy has more guts than Tim Keine
but the same mental ceiling.
'Unity tour', really now.
Democratic National Committee Chairman Tom Perez continued his Democrat "unity tour" on Saturday, and continued to use salty language whenever he referred to the president.
Perez took heat, from even some mainstream precincts, for his choice of words in public.
On Saturday, he told the audience in Las Vegas, Nev. that in 2018, Democrats must tell President Trump and the Republicans "hell no."
Perez repeated his punchline from previous speeches in Newark, N.J. and Portland, Maine, in which he proclaimed that Trump "doesn't give a s--t about" people or their health care.
Abby Huntsman criticized Perez for saying at his Vegas speech that his mother told him not to use profanity, and then proceeded to call Trump's financial agenda a "sh--y budget."
Huntsman pointed out that a young child was no more than a few feet from Perez' podium when he began swearing.
On CNN, anchor John King called out Perez' profanity, saying it disturbed him as a parent and that obscene language doesn't help anyone win in politics
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