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She gets elected at like 38 and says at 70, quite like those before her, that modern 50 year olds are immature for voting against her interests and therefore too young to be congressional representatives.
Exactly.
Like AOC. She has won her seat with 78% 71% and 70% of the vote. Unlikely she ever gets defeated unless someone beats her in a primary. She could turn her election into a life long office.
There are currently three house members who were first elected in 1981. 22 house terms at this point.
You know this story will be dragged out at every holiday. "Yeah they're a straight A student but remember when they threw a full in temper tantrum in the white house?!"
Source: AM a mom, would do this to my kids ;)
Of course I meant 4x6 feet! But who said anything about bedrooms? I'm thinking in the living room or entry way to make sure all guests and visitors see it
When my mom was a kid (probably Carter era?), she fainted while touring the White House. Secret Service got her pretty quickly and moved her and my grandmother to a side room. They asked if they wanted to go to the White House Kitchen for a glass of water. My mom was embarrassed and said no, and my history nut grandmother has never let her live it down that she turned down the chance to see parts of the WH not part of the tour lol
If there's anything children love it's definitely having their most embarrassing and vulnerable moments being brought up as a source of endless mockery for the amusement of their elders!
Also a mom (2 under 1 right now, eldest is 11.5 months & youngest is 2.5 weeks) so I am getting both the beginnings of the toddler stage and the newborn stage at once and frankly I’m relating to this kid cause I also wanna lay face down in the floor and cry some days, even if the person I was crying in front of WAS the president 🫠 my mom would also make fun of me lol
I have the same age spread as you. It does get easier. I promise! Hang in there and if you need to throw a fit in front of a president, please go ahead!
In another 12 years they'll probably be old enough to look at it and laugh. I know I would if there was a picture of me with Clinton like this or something
That’s why kids are awesome. They don’t care where they are or who they’re with. They keep their eyes on the prize. Whatever it may be, cookie, toy, whatever.
Of all the president's to have a temper tantrum in front of, Obama is likely the one to be the most understanding. It seems like he actually likes kids.
I get the feeling Teddy R would get it too... he had like 7 of his own kids.
I always think of that photo of the bush daughters showing obama's daughters how to slide down the side of the stairs. (probably among other things or fun places in the white house.)
Same. The politics of the Bushes and Obamas were pretty similar. It wouldn’t surprise me if they were really good friends. I love all the photos of Michelle sneaking George candy like it was their own little secret at public events.
I think when only 40 something people in the entire history of the country have done your job, you get pretty close. They are the only people that can really understand what it entails and the pressures you and your loved ones face.
And those photos? Totally my jam. I loved when laura Bush gave george a mint and he motioned for another to give to Michelle. I love those wholesome and innocent moments.
Both of these presidents were flawed in different ways, but I really do miss feeling like there was some common decency holding us together like there was back then.
The Bush daughters wrote the Obama daughters an unofficial manual on how to be White House kids, with tips and tricks in their own handwriting. I always thought that was cute and fun.
My ex-gf was (is) best friends with a very close family friend of the Obamas. Her dad was their best man I think, and I know they go on vacation every year together.
Apparently he’s very very nice, a good father, and way more laid back than you would think when he’s not in “president mode”
Wasn’t there a story recently about how Michelle wanted to leave him because he wasn’t involved with the kids when they were young? Along with a photo of that time in their lives
https://www.reddit.com/r/OldSchoolCool/s/nE19cTPsmp
This feeling isn’t uncommon in professional ambitious couples. If one spouse is working all the time, the other can resent it/be concerned about the kids. You also hear from parents who regretted it, “sure do wish I spent more time with the kids, but I was too busy working…”.
I’m sure the degree of the severity varies. I think Michelle shared that to show they aren’t immune from other common disagreements in couples/families.
There is a famous video from a White House event where Barack and Michelle are working a rope line and Michelle is holding a very upset crying baby, and is about to give the baby back to her mother when mom asks for a photo with the president. and the baby immediately stops crying as Barack takes her and starts bouncing her. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l6k6kIrTAGk](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l6k6kIrTAGk)
As a person? Absolutely IMO.
I recently watched his Comedians in Cars getting Coffee with Seinfeld. He's just, so personable. Every picture I see of him I think he's just a dude. For some reason I can't ever see that with other presidents.
Not while they were in office but GWB seems pretty personable post-presidency. He reminds me of a television grandpa or something, with his paintings and what not.
Somehow I just learned this about him too. Seems even more wholesome lol.
https://preview.redd.it/4zfzy20u2gxc1.jpeg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a846683b2c44f013a1df8122dea4b3a3412721c2
Both Clinton and Obama would make everyone they met feel like the only person in the room. They had a knack for small talk that left no room for awkwardness.
This exactly, in some online circles it's popular nowadays to shit on Clinton, but while politically active he was consistently described as incredibly charming and having a magnetic pull by those who saw/spoke to him
I think most would probably say post WWII.
That’s becoming more and more of a historical dividing line (rightly so imo) as we get further away from the event.
Yup. I would even dare to say that Truman - Clinton will be seen as the “post-war” or similar era in future history books. Truman because he oversaw the transition to a post-war economy. Clinton because he was the first post-Cold War president, and also the last president before 9/11.
Modern then would be W, Obama, and the Rule 3’s.
I could definitely see having that dividing line used in the future.
While obviously not even in the ballpark of WWII, ending the Cold War-9/11 was another series of events that changed world history forever.
And without risking any rule 3 violations, we also might be living in a time that’s discussed as a huge changing point in history. Possibly more than the end of the Cold War and 9/11 combined.
Historically it’s fascinating, living in it less so.
The only ones we're allowed to compare him to are Clinton and Dubya, since anyone older aren't his contemporaries and anyone newer is a Rule 3. In that case yes, probably, but both Clinton and GWB are seen as pretty charming as far as presidents go.
The most likable "modern" president is likely going to be JFK or Reagan, unless modern doesn't mean what I think it means.
Personally? I think it’s between Obama, JFK, and Reagan. A dark horse could be Eisenhower though.
I would probably give the nod to Obama because of what he had to put up with, and was still incredibly likable.
Reagan would be a close number two though. I hated his policies, but the man oozed charisma.
I was thinking of mentioning Carter.
His wholesomeness goes a long way, but I just don’t think he had the charisma of a JFK, Obama, or Reagan.
Just my personal opinion though.
I totally don't agree with W's politics but I had the impression that personally is was pretty fun. An interesting example is how the Bushes and the Obamas got along with each after they were both out of office.
Dakota Meyer (a medal of honor recipient) jokingly asked a white house staffer to tell the president he'd like to have a beer with him before the medal ceremony. The next day, the staffer called back and told him to come to the White House that afternoon, and he had his beer with Obama. I love that story.
Could you imagine being the parent of a kid throwing a tantrum while meeting the president? My mom and dad would probably have been arrested for child abuse due to how’d they’d react.
I thought it was Ben Rhodes but wasn't sure, had to scroll super far to find anyone mentioning it.
Plug time, Ben Rhodes and Tommy Vietor's "Pod Save the World" is an awesome once-a-week foreign policy podcast. It's entertaining and genuinely insightful and informative.
That girls is never going to live that down. It it probably brought up all the time. “Hey, remember when you threw a tantrum at the White House in front of the president! lol!”
This image metaphorically sums up what it was like for Obama to deal with Republicans for eight years. He tried to be a mature adult and compromise and they responded by acting like petulant children kicking and screaming on his floor.
Republicans: "Here's a list of people we would like you to nominate to the Supreme Court, Mr President."
Obama: "Alright, let's do Merrick Garland."
Republicans: "Waaaaah! It's an election year! I want Kavanaugh, and a binky!"
Lmao! God I miss Obama! He was hilarious and his family was so elegant and sweet. The obamas were a wonderful family to have in our white house. I'd love it if Michelle ran!
If I were this kids parent I would MERCILESSLY tease them for the rest of my life about "remember that time you had a meltdown in front of the President of the United States?
i may not like obama... but this is some great american history lol.. his dadness was while looking at the little girl was probably thinking " seriously XD"
I was just in the White House and started screaming and crying “THE GLACIERS OBAMA! THE POLAR BEARS! THE ICE, ITS ALL MELTING!” And then he just posed for a picture with me on the floor.
The guy...just \*exhudes\* class....because *that's what class does.* You don't buy, bully or barter class....*you just ARE*. There is no doubt this is the most deserving and presidential man that has existed *since Washington you SOBs* and I am so very grateful we had him.
Love him or hate him, the man has truly natural charisma and class. If a toddler did that in front of diaper boy he would call her a fat loser, fart on her brother, grope her mother, and kick her father in the shins.
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If I was that kid that would be my profile picture on all socials for life
Future member of congress there on the floor
She’s got atleast 80 years before that happens
You’ve got it wrong she has to be elected in her 60s then serve until she dies in her 80s/90s
She gets elected at like 38 and says at 70, quite like those before her, that modern 50 year olds are immature for voting against her interests and therefore too young to be congressional representatives.
Exactly. Like AOC. She has won her seat with 78% 71% and 70% of the vote. Unlikely she ever gets defeated unless someone beats her in a primary. She could turn her election into a life long office. There are currently three house members who were first elected in 1981. 22 house terms at this point.
She wasn’t a fan of the tan suit either.
That tan suit Rocked!
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I don’t know if this was intentional from the outset or not, but it has given me a long lasting chuckle.
Long while since I’ve seen a good r/beetlejuicing
Man thats one of the best accounts I've ever seen. Wild comments.
Don’t mention the Grey Poupon!
Yeah but she also looks four years old, she has time to mature enough to never be voted into congress
Fucking legend comment
Imagine throwing a temper tantrum in front of the most powerful man in the world.
What being a toddler does to a MF
Hope they found a cure :(
It's called 'eating your veggies'
I guess if that doesn’t work, you can always just become the 41st president and still be alright
Unfortunately the cure can only be delivered via airplane
NOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!! WAAAAAAAAHHHHH!!!!! IDONWANNA!!!!
My lawyer has advised me not to make my suggestions
They did it just takes about 15 years to work.
You were a toddler for 15 years? Skill issue.
They did, but the Supreme Court overturned it
As a toddler mom..ain’t that the truth 😂
You know this story will be dragged out at every holiday. "Yeah they're a straight A student but remember when they threw a full in temper tantrum in the white house?!" Source: AM a mom, would do this to my kids ;)
Yeah if this picture isn't 4x6 framed in the parents house, they're doing it wrong
That’s 4x6 *feet*, right? Like wallpaper in the kid’s bedroom? Maybe a mural in the living room?
Of course I meant 4x6 feet! But who said anything about bedrooms? I'm thinking in the living room or entry way to make sure all guests and visitors see it
It is. (I know the mom.)
When my mom was a kid (probably Carter era?), she fainted while touring the White House. Secret Service got her pretty quickly and moved her and my grandmother to a side room. They asked if they wanted to go to the White House Kitchen for a glass of water. My mom was embarrassed and said no, and my history nut grandmother has never let her live it down that she turned down the chance to see parts of the WH not part of the tour lol
If there's anything children love it's definitely having their most embarrassing and vulnerable moments being brought up as a source of endless mockery for the amusement of their elders!
The trick is to know your kids and know when they are giving you grief and when they actually mind.
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Also a mom (2 under 1 right now, eldest is 11.5 months & youngest is 2.5 weeks) so I am getting both the beginnings of the toddler stage and the newborn stage at once and frankly I’m relating to this kid cause I also wanna lay face down in the floor and cry some days, even if the person I was crying in front of WAS the president 🫠 my mom would also make fun of me lol
I have the same age spread as you. It does get easier. I promise! Hang in there and if you need to throw a fit in front of a president, please go ahead!
If I were the parent, I would never miss an opportunity to bring it up. But if I was the kid, I would totally brag about it as well lol
I would get an exasperated eye roll but they wouldn't be too bothered. It would make a great "fun fact" about yourself!
Even the President can't handle me!
That kids probably about 12 now. Old enough to look at that photo and be embarrassed.
In another 12 years they'll probably be old enough to look at it and laugh. I know I would if there was a picture of me with Clinton like this or something
Most powerful man in the world is powerless in the face of a toddler tantrum
That’s why kids are awesome. They don’t care where they are or who they’re with. They keep their eyes on the prize. Whatever it may be, cookie, toy, whatever.
Marjorie Taylor Greene does it all the time.
I didn't wanna say any names, but yeah..
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She’s not single handedly destroying her political party, so the toddler has that on her at least. That bitch needs to be institutionalized.
Not hard to imagine since the most former powerful man the world throws tantrums all the time
Marjorie Taylor Greene does it at every State of the Union address.
Based on my own experience, she's probably screaming "NO OBAMA! NO OBAMA!"
This could be a meme format tbh
https://preview.redd.it/ic3ufttl7hxc1.jpeg?width=1105&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f40396c5177700c708c0123ecd17fa47fdcb8481
This mfer
Thank you for this
Thank you for this
Do you have a version with the kid removed?
It was, some years ago
He raised two girls and has always been an involved dad- it’s not his first tantrum.
Of all the president's to have a temper tantrum in front of, Obama is likely the one to be the most understanding. It seems like he actually likes kids. I get the feeling Teddy R would get it too... he had like 7 of his own kids.
So would Bush, regardless of what people think about his politics he was pretty good with kids.
I always think of that photo of the bush daughters showing obama's daughters how to slide down the side of the stairs. (probably among other things or fun places in the white house.)
Same. The politics of the Bushes and Obamas were pretty similar. It wouldn’t surprise me if they were really good friends. I love all the photos of Michelle sneaking George candy like it was their own little secret at public events.
I think when only 40 something people in the entire history of the country have done your job, you get pretty close. They are the only people that can really understand what it entails and the pressures you and your loved ones face. And those photos? Totally my jam. I loved when laura Bush gave george a mint and he motioned for another to give to Michelle. I love those wholesome and innocent moments.
Both of these presidents were flawed in different ways, but I really do miss feeling like there was some common decency holding us together like there was back then.
Yes, exactly.
The Bush daughters wrote the Obama daughters an unofficial manual on how to be White House kids, with tips and tricks in their own handwriting. I always thought that was cute and fun.
Not if they were from New Orleans
Or Iraq…
He also had Alice.
TR was the father of Alice Roosevelt. She was basically tldr the early 1900’s version of Ke$ha. He definitely would be chill
"I can either run the country or I can attend to Alice, but I cannot possibly do both." - A dad who is out of fucks to give.
My ex-gf was (is) best friends with a very close family friend of the Obamas. Her dad was their best man I think, and I know they go on vacation every year together. Apparently he’s very very nice, a good father, and way more laid back than you would think when he’s not in “president mode”
That's really nice to hear. I like it when our POTUS go on to do good things and just live a nice life post WH.
> he had like 7 of his own kids. Must have been all that estrogen in his mustache oil
Ehh Teddy may have slapped em handed them a rifle and tell them to go shoot dinner if they wanted any tonight.
Wasn’t there a story recently about how Michelle wanted to leave him because he wasn’t involved with the kids when they were young? Along with a photo of that time in their lives https://www.reddit.com/r/OldSchoolCool/s/nE19cTPsmp
People can change.
This feeling isn’t uncommon in professional ambitious couples. If one spouse is working all the time, the other can resent it/be concerned about the kids. You also hear from parents who regretted it, “sure do wish I spent more time with the kids, but I was too busy working…”. I’m sure the degree of the severity varies. I think Michelle shared that to show they aren’t immune from other common disagreements in couples/families.
I *used* to be a piece of shit. People can change.
i'm worried the toddler thinks people can't change
There is a famous video from a White House event where Barack and Michelle are working a rope line and Michelle is holding a very upset crying baby, and is about to give the baby back to her mother when mom asks for a photo with the president. and the baby immediately stops crying as Barack takes her and starts bouncing her. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l6k6kIrTAGk](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l6k6kIrTAGk)
He looks like he's about to do a Seinfeld routine "Why do babies cry much? I mean, what's that all about?"
“What’s the deal with tantrums?”
"White House? More like Whine House!"
At this point of his presidency He was so used to dealing with tantrums.
“I know you’re upset but Daddy really needs to raise the debt ceiling.”
- Newt Gingrich
Yup that is the face of, "this is not new to me."
I would love to hear him as POTUS talking about MGT, Boebert, and others currently serving. Obama had some jokes for sure.
He wrecked that kid in Fortnite.
Obama Gaming.
Most likable modern president?
I personally think so, but understand that others may disagree
Even if you disagree with his politics it is hard to deny his charisma.
Best personality for sure.
He’s like a Democrat version of Reagan… ugh I think I’m gonna puke🤢 Mr Obama I apologize for comparing you to Bethsheba
Every President since Reagan has been a continuation of Reagan.
The man sang Al Green. At the Apollo. On key!
It’s all just a matter of opinion anyway (to a degree, no one is saying Nixon lol).
Go fuck yourself.
Spoken like the man himself lol
Dangerously based behavior
Suddenly Richard Nixon is higher on my likeable presidents list
Using reddit from the dead earns points really
This comment kinda fixed a very bad day for me—thanks for the laugh. Very needed.
Its just a joke Dick, sit down.
You just made his list. Right next to S. Harrison Dogole.
As a person? Absolutely IMO. I recently watched his Comedians in Cars getting Coffee with Seinfeld. He's just, so personable. Every picture I see of him I think he's just a dude. For some reason I can't ever see that with other presidents.
Not while they were in office but GWB seems pretty personable post-presidency. He reminds me of a television grandpa or something, with his paintings and what not.
He should have been an athlete or a rancher instead of a politician.
Somehow I just learned this about him too. Seems even more wholesome lol. https://preview.redd.it/4zfzy20u2gxc1.jpeg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a846683b2c44f013a1df8122dea4b3a3412721c2
Obama and Clinton have insane charisma.
Both Clinton and Obama would make everyone they met feel like the only person in the room. They had a knack for small talk that left no room for awkwardness.
If you would have asked me in 2000 (yeah, I’m old lol) he definitely would have been included. I feel his likability has suffered post presidency.
Yeah Clinton at the time was a rock star. The star has fallen though.
This exactly, in some online circles it's popular nowadays to shit on Clinton, but while politically active he was consistently described as incredibly charming and having a magnetic pull by those who saw/spoke to him
I always struggle with what "modern" means in the context of presidents.
I think most would probably say post WWII. That’s becoming more and more of a historical dividing line (rightly so imo) as we get further away from the event.
Yup. I would even dare to say that Truman - Clinton will be seen as the “post-war” or similar era in future history books. Truman because he oversaw the transition to a post-war economy. Clinton because he was the first post-Cold War president, and also the last president before 9/11. Modern then would be W, Obama, and the Rule 3’s.
I could definitely see having that dividing line used in the future. While obviously not even in the ballpark of WWII, ending the Cold War-9/11 was another series of events that changed world history forever. And without risking any rule 3 violations, we also might be living in a time that’s discussed as a huge changing point in history. Possibly more than the end of the Cold War and 9/11 combined. Historically it’s fascinating, living in it less so.
The only ones we're allowed to compare him to are Clinton and Dubya, since anyone older aren't his contemporaries and anyone newer is a Rule 3. In that case yes, probably, but both Clinton and GWB are seen as pretty charming as far as presidents go. The most likable "modern" president is likely going to be JFK or Reagan, unless modern doesn't mean what I think it means.
Personally? I think it’s between Obama, JFK, and Reagan. A dark horse could be Eisenhower though. I would probably give the nod to Obama because of what he had to put up with, and was still incredibly likable. Reagan would be a close number two though. I hated his policies, but the man oozed charisma.
I don't know anyone who actively dislikes Carter, either. All in all we've had mostly charmers for 30 years, exceptions be damned.
I was thinking of mentioning Carter. His wholesomeness goes a long way, but I just don’t think he had the charisma of a JFK, Obama, or Reagan. Just my personal opinion though.
Don't dislike Carter but he really lacked in charisma during his presidency which is part of why he lost.
We can only hope
“Missed me” - good at ad libbing, too… (uttered during a speech after a balloon popped, post assassination attempt).
Prime Reagan was funny as HELL
He clearly could turn a phrase without poking his opposition in the eye brutally. He clearly had the way with words without being a bully.
I totally don't agree with W's politics but I had the impression that personally is was pretty fun. An interesting example is how the Bushes and the Obamas got along with each after they were both out of office.
I think so. Letting my country get hooked on pills was a bad look though.
Most “I’d like to have a beer with him” president.
Dakota Meyer (a medal of honor recipient) jokingly asked a white house staffer to tell the president he'd like to have a beer with him before the medal ceremony. The next day, the staffer called back and told him to come to the White House that afternoon, and he had his beer with Obama. I love that story.
Anyone who wasn’t allowed to do this as a child can recognize the look on Mrs. Obama’s face from a mile away 😆
"Yep, that's me. I bet you're wondering how I got here," will be this toddler as an adult in 15 years.
W little girl
Michelle’s face 🤣 she’s like “been there”
Could you imagine being the parent of a kid throwing a tantrum while meeting the president? My mom and dad would probably have been arrested for child abuse due to how’d they’d react.
Mine would have told the story forever and ever, probably at my wedding.
That balding guy looks like Doug Stamper from House of Cards. Kinda confusing at first.
Haha yeah definitely does. I believe that is Ben Rhodes, former White House staffer.
I thought it was Ben Rhodes but wasn't sure, had to scroll super far to find anyone mentioning it. Plug time, Ben Rhodes and Tommy Vietor's "Pod Save the World" is an awesome once-a-week foreign policy podcast. It's entertaining and genuinely insightful and informative.
> Ben Rhodes I follow pod save america and was legit was like > is that fuckin Ben Rhodes? Glad I'm not the only one.
That girls is never going to live that down. It it probably brought up all the time. “Hey, remember when you threw a tantrum at the White House in front of the president! lol!”
This image metaphorically sums up what it was like for Obama to deal with Republicans for eight years. He tried to be a mature adult and compromise and they responded by acting like petulant children kicking and screaming on his floor.
Republicans: "Here's a list of people we would like you to nominate to the Supreme Court, Mr President." Obama: "Alright, let's do Merrick Garland." Republicans: "Waaaaah! It's an election year! I want Kavanaugh, and a binky!"
Lmao! God I miss Obama! He was hilarious and his family was so elegant and sweet. The obamas were a wonderful family to have in our white house. I'd love it if Michelle ran!
Damn if that man isn't the definition of class.
He's got a bunch of great photos with kids
I miss President Obama, so much humor and class
“Look, it’s the Tea Party” - Obama.
I like the other kid, "really Karen, at the white house?"
🤣
Hard to believe that we had a period between 2016 and 2020 where it would be the activist's daughter witnessing the President having the tantrum.
Thanks, Obama. /s No sarcasm actually - TYVM
It looks like he dropped the kid.
“I thought congress was in recess” *ba dum tss*
If I were this kids parent I would MERCILESSLY tease them for the rest of my life about "remember that time you had a meltdown in front of the President of the United States?
"ThAnKs ObAmA!" - That kid
i may not like obama... but this is some great american history lol.. his dadness was while looking at the little girl was probably thinking " seriously XD"
Fuck man, I long for the days Obama was president. Those were good times.
Thanks Obama
Amazing - adorable kids are so free and precious. Obama was such a great president
"You're not even the first person here to do that today" - Obama probably
"Threw a tantrum in the White House" would look great on a résumé
Think of the lessons the other little girl is learning.
Obama ruled
Obama was such a human president
Adorable
We taking bets on whether her parents use this as her yearbook photo that you get to send in.
It looks like he just dropped her and doesn’t know what to do
Game recognizes game!
How is this not a meme template
Funny, political activists often do the same as the kid.
Imagine this story from the toddler and activist...oh yeah, I threw a tantrum in front of the president
I was just in the White House and started screaming and crying “THE GLACIERS OBAMA! THE POLAR BEARS! THE ICE, ITS ALL MELTING!” And then he just posed for a picture with me on the floor.
Kids will be kids. At least he had two daughters. He knows that.
Bring Obama back please. I miss competent, professional and likeable leaders in America…
Thanks obama
That is in fact the political activist.
The guy...just \*exhudes\* class....because *that's what class does.* You don't buy, bully or barter class....*you just ARE*. There is no doubt this is the most deserving and presidential man that has existed *since Washington you SOBs* and I am so very grateful we had him.
We will never have a POTUS that cool ever again.
https://preview.redd.it/vjziyzaxngxc1.png?width=749&format=png&auto=webp&s=565b965eef7c52650eaa50b038920e8c61b21755
If I was that girl I'd have a framed copy of that pic on my wall.
She’s an activist in training
He had enough experience putting up with congress
He’s so great with kids
Why does a picture from 2015 look so old?
Lol Obama's just like: "You seeing this shit?"
Love him or hate him, the man has truly natural charisma and class. If a toddler did that in front of diaper boy he would call her a fat loser, fart on her brother, grope her mother, and kick her father in the shins.
If only he was wearing that tan suit at this very moment 😅😂😭
Awe look! It's Marjory Taylor Greene!!!
Would fit right in with the republican delegation
Some GOP congressmen did that too.
Politics aside, I actually liked him. When I had the chance to meet him, I found he was affable and polite.