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.@CoryBooker: Testosterone makes him feel like punching Trump in the face hotair.com/archives/karen…
Who really believes that Cory Booker’s testosterone level is so strong that he has to fight the urge to punch President Trump? Is it just me or does everyone else in America look at Booker and chuckle when he talks about his high level of testosterone?
Yet, here we are. In Trump’s America, a sitting senator and candidate running for president can freely admit his desire to punch the president in the face on national television and it is just a normal interview. Booker was a guest on Late Night with Seth Meyers Monday night.
The irony is that Booker goes on to virtue-shame President Trump as the one perpetuating hateful speech. Self-awareness is hard.
“Donald Trump is a guy who you understand- he hurts you and my testosterone sometimes makes me want to fee like punching him, which would be bad for this elderly, out-of-shape man that he is if I did that,” Booker laughed.
“Physically weak specimen, but do you see what I’m talking about here? That’s his tactics and you don’t beat a bully like him, fighting him on his tactics, on his terms, using his turf. He’s the body shamer, he’s the guy that tries to drag people in the gutter.”
Clueless Booker calls Trump “the body shamer” as he shames Trump for being out-of-shape and old. You can’t make this stuff up. Does he not hear himself?
Though the show’s audience cheered, Seth Meyers looked “visibly uncomfortable” as Booker went on to call President Trump a “physically weak specimen”. Booker is all about “this moral moment”, you know.
