Bill Maher has a message for the Patriots: ‘F— you.’
The “Real Time” host ripped into Tom Brady, Bill Belichick and the team, and said he was rooting for the Atlanta Falcons to win on Super Bowl Sunday. The reason? President Donald Trump.
“For the first time in a long time I really care who wins the Super Bowl,” Maher began innocently with what would turn into an expletive-filled monologue.
Because Brady, Belichick and Patriots owner Robert Kraft have all publicly supported the current president, Maher said his hopes for the big game were simple: “I’d really like for them to lose by a score of a million f—ing thousand to none,” he said.
That wasn’t the last time Maher dropped the f-bomb. To Tom Brady, he sent a message: “Hey Tom, f— you. You’re a great quarterback and your political instincts suck.”
To Belichick, a similar sentiment: “F— you and your deflated balls, you joyless, cheating f—.”
“You see what Donald Trump has done to me?” Maher said. “I used to be pretty eloquent. Now I’m just screaming f— you.”
The Patriots take on the Falcons during Super Bowl LI on Sunday.
Mwhahahaha!!
God has an awesome sense of humor.
The Falcon QB, Hillary Clinton, is apologizing to fans across the country.
Originally posted by SuzianneProblem is as this bandwagon gets bigger, more and more people will feel its okay to jump on board and before you know it, its welcome back 1950 and mechanisms like the House Un-American Activities Committee under McCarthy might make a comeback, which will make Trump's initial purge of responsible people from the helms of major governmental administrations and agencies, seem like a walk in the park.
It's the bandwagon phenomenon, nothing more.
Originally posted by kmax87I fully agree. Abolish regulations, and just like in 1929, here comes the Great Depression, and with untold suffering in this country even before we're hit financially. And just like then, we'll be stuck for 3.5 years before we can install a Democrat to clean up the mess.
Problem is as this bandwagon gets bigger, more and more people will feel its okay to jump on board and before you know it, its welcome back 1950 and mechanisms like the House Un-American Activities Committee under McCarthy might make a comeback, which will make Trump's initial purge of responsible people from the helms of major governmental administrations and agencies, seem like a walk in the park.
I was talking about the people celebrating New England's Super Bowl win.
Trump jumps on because they're "winners" and so half the country jumps on, too. Doesn't mean a damned thing.
Originally posted by SuzianneYou are correct, and I see where you are coming from, it's just that in this instance it was Brady and co of the Patriots who had come out in support of Trump before the game, and not Trump riding their coat tails after their win.
I fully agree. Abolish regulations, and just like in 1929, here comes the Great Depression, and with untold suffering in this country even before we're hit financially. And just like then, we'll be stuck for 3.5 years before we can install a Democrat to clean up the mess.
I was talking about the people celebrating New England's Super Bowl win.
Trump ...[text shortened]... n because they're "winners" and so half the country jumps on, too. Doesn't mean a damned thing.
Given the passion people have for sport and teams and given the obvious metaphor of the Patriots who were in support of Trump, now winning, it just adds to the momentum of Trump's train and feeds into this whole narrative of only the 'true' Americans getting Trump.
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Originally posted by SuzianneYes but once the economy crashes Suzy you can then sell pure socialism to the country and then we can have your utopia like they did in Cuba. 😵
I fully agree. Abolish regulations, and just like in 1929, here comes the Great Depression, and with untold suffering in this country even before we're hit financially. And just like then, we'll be stuck for 3.5 years before we can install a Democrat to clean up the mess.
I was talking about the people celebrating New England's Super Bowl win.
Trump ...[text shortened]... n because they're "winners" and so half the country jumps on, too. Doesn't mean a damned thing.
Originally posted by whodeyWhat a pathetic reprobate Bill Mayer is.
Bill Maher has a message for the Patriots: ‘F— you.’
The “Real Time” host ripped into Tom Brady, Bill Belichick and the team, and said he was rooting for the Atlanta Falcons to win on Super Bowl Sunday. The reason? President Donald Trump.
“For the first time in a long time I really care who wins the Super Bowl,” Maher began innocently with what would tu ...[text shortened]... me sense of humor.
The Falcon QB, Hillary Clinton, is apologizing to fans across the country.
Libtard is like a disease.
Originally posted by kmax87Yes, but all this that you mention is also driving the bandwagon behavior.
You are correct, and I see where you are coming from, it's just that in this instance it was Brady and co of the Patriots who had come out in support of Trump before the game, and not Trump riding their coat tails after their win.
Given the passion people have for sport and teams and given the obvious metaphor of the Patriots who were in support of Trump, ...[text shortened]... of Trump's train and feeds into this whole narrative of only the 'true' Americans getting Trump.
Perhaps it's not a true bandwagon, as most of those who are on it now were on it before. They're just using it as further "proof" they were right all along.
Originally posted by whodeyLike we did between 1932 and 1945? The New Deal was a good deal, and it will take something similar to bring America back from the brink. But like I've always said, it will get worse before it gets better. It has to, before some people will finally acknowledge that yes, it is better. It just so happens that the "worse" in this case is Donald Trump.
Yes but once the economy crashes Suzy you can then sell pure socialism to the country and then we can have your utopia like they did in Cuba. 😵
Originally posted by SuzianneSo if more and more people climb onto the bandwagon, at some point Trump support will reach a critical mass where he suddenly finds himself with a majority approval rating. If GOP members on the hill no longer fear reelection at that point, what is left in the system to halt the Donald sledgehammer, pulverizing every last vestige of the American democratic republic into the dust?
Yes, but all this that you mention is also driving the bandwagon behavior.
Perhaps it's not a true bandwagon, as most of those who are on it now were on it before. They're just using it as further "proof" they were right all along.
Originally posted by SuzianneIt would take a mind completely free of nuance or sophistication to assume the coming financial collapse is the fault of who ever is sitting in the White House now.
Like we did between 1932 and 1945? The New Deal was a good deal, and it will take something similar to bring America back from the brink. But like I've always said, it will get worse before it gets better. It has to, before some people will finally acknowledge that yes, it is better. It just so happens that the "worse" in this case is Donald Trump.
This bomb was laid underground beginning years ago, and then compounded to the nth degree over the last eight years.
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Originally posted by FreakyKBHFunny I had the exact same revelation 100 days into Obama's first term...
It would take a mind completely free of nuance or sophistication to assume the coming financial collapse is the fault of who ever is sitting in the White House now.
This bomb was laid underground beginning years ago, and then compounded to the nth degree over the last eight years.
It would take a mind completely free of nuance or sophistication to assume the coming financial collapse is the fault of who ever is sitting in the White House now....
This bomb was laid underground beginning years ago, and then compounded to the nth degree over the last eight years.
ah..those were the days, but no-one on the right was buying that argument back then either.....
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Originally posted by FreakyKBHShrug.
It would take a mind completely free of nuance or sophistication to assume the coming financial collapse is the fault of who ever is sitting in the White House now.
This bomb was laid underground beginning years ago, and then compounded to the nth degree over the last eight years.
Voters are stupid and you can't fix stupid.
Voters go from one abusive parent to the other with the two party system. They simply alternate and as the memory of the previous abusive fades moves on to the other.
Wash, rinse, repeat.