that's going to sting in the morning

everything is fair game as far as defeating this traitorous shill is concerned.

EVERYONE knew who he was using about. If the shoe fits...

smiling all nite long like he was signaling-"I got this"

As soon as I saw that smile and grin in the early part of the speech I knew this was going to be a CLASSIC

Sit back and watch how it's done by a master. Still thrills every damn time.

I loved that line.

The mic has been dropped!

below (and in the link) is what "fascism" really is... the goons-D qualify but not only...

as defined by somebody whose art and prose were most viciously attacked and systematically destroyed by the nazis before and after 1933.

after reading the definition, ask yourselves who between billary/obama and trump has done more to "fulfill" the definition, i.e., to turn the usa even more into the so far most extraordinary machine to subjugate other peoples ever seen on earth... Then things become as easy as 1 2 3....

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Bertolt Brecht Journals, 1934-55, page 241. Excerpt from the end of the "28 june 42" entry in the link below:

"[...] fascism is a form of government which enables peoples to be subjugated to such an extent that they can be misused to subjugate other peoples."

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yes, think of who has managed the feat of mobilizing, e.g., usa-supremacist caviar feminists, foundation-money-addicted pretext-humanitarianists, and venal identity-politics parasites with bourgie tastes to, e.g., react with silence to --and thus de facto support-- death squads for foreign lesser brown and white people (honduras&ukr!) and the total destruction of say the three middle-eastern countries with the highest human-development indices...

https://books.google.com/books?id=fglfDAAAQBAJ&pg=PA241&lpg=PA241&dq=bertolt+brecht+work+journal+fascism+subjugate+a+people+to+subjugate+another&source=bl&ots=c61Zmu9vUY&sig=5wscSgElP73F7nEGSepFoIvACB8&hl=de&sa=X&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q=bertolt%20brecht%20work%20journal%20fascism%20subjugate%20a%20people%20to%20subjugate%20another&f=false



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https://www.theguardian.com/stage/theatreblog/2008/may/26/dontbashbrecht

[...] Brecht was very clear about one thing: his resistance to fascism. Before the Nazis came to power, Hitler's brownshirts were disrupting performances of Brecht and Weill's 1930 opera Mahagonny, claiming that it brought the contamination of black and Jewish musical influences into the German opera house. Brecht dedicated the next 15 years of his writing - plays, film scripts, poetry - to the anti-fascist cause. [...]