Comedy News Network attacks Trump over Bush Memorial

When a news outlet attacks a leader of a political party for everything, including the use of Earth's oxygen for his own selfish existence, you know they're full of baloney, or that other stuff.

There is absolutely nothing that President Trump can do that CNN wouldn't have something negative to say about and people with a functioning cerebral cortex are beginning to see through their facade.

A CNN panel naturally had to attack the president on Monday for attending the memorial service for former President George H.W. Bush. They actually suggested he was forced to attend--as if Trump does what he's told to do, such as "stop tweeting, it's a bad idea."

Anderson Cooper began by noting how Trump and the Bush family agreed to put politics aside so they could come together and honor the late president. Then the panel went off their rockers [see video below], turned nasty, as is their wont, and suggested that Trump felt he had to attend, and that General Kelly had a hand in convincing him.

President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump visited Capitol Hill on Monday night to pay their respects to President Bush.

“He’s not one to mend fences too readily. I think he’s doing this because he feels he has to do it and I’m also assuming General Kelly has had a big hand in it,” CNN’s Jamie Gangel griped.

“I do know from the Bush family that they are very appreciative and think the White House has just bent over backwards, gone to great lengths, been extraordinarily helpful. That said, I just can’t help but wonder if there was a thought bubble over Donald Trump’s head just know, what he was thinking as he stood there,” she added.

“I have to imagine he was thinking, ‘how much longer do I have to stand here?'” CNN panelist Jeffrey Engel suggested. [The panel is known as the "Gangel-Engel Anti-Trump Tag Team."]

“It’s, it’s, he had to be there, he did it, um, I think it’s interesting he did it because maybe he could have waited till the National Cathedral and then he saluted,” Gangel blathered, questioning why Trump showed up.

“It was somewhat theatrical, uh, in nature, but it’s, I, I can’t imagine that this is very comfortable for him, these moments and I think it is going to be fascinating to watch the cathedral on Wednesday and how he interacts with these other presidents and how he sits there during these eulogies,” he added, repeatedly saying it was “interesting” that Trump showed up.

CNN repeatedly attacks President Trump for putting politics aside and paying his respects to George H.W. Bush.

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Engel then took it one step further and asserted Trump doesn’t deserve credit for not “kicking dirt” on the grave of the fallen president.

“I think we need to be a little bit thoughtful and careful about how we interpret what President Trump is doing here,” Engel said, uncomfortably making sense.

“David Gergen just mentioned we need to give him credit for not tweeting out nasty things about President Bush. I’m concerned that we shouldn’t give credit to someone for not kicking dirt on the grave of a person who just passed away,” Engel disgustingly added, totally unaware that the panel was doing exactly that.

When panelists attacked Trump saying that he didn't even want to be there, without having the ability to read his or anyone's mind, they showed their true nature--scorpions.


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