President Trump continued his uncanny ability to peg people through nicknames when he mocked his Republican primary challengers as “three stooges.”

The President responded to recent chatter culminating with former GOP congressman Joe Walsh who claims he would be the conservative alternative to the current White House occupant atom kostenlosen.

Trump blasted Walsh, along with fellow announced challenger Bill Weld, former governor of Massachusetts, as well as former South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford moorhuhn herunterladen kostenlos.

“Can you believe it?” he asked. “I’m at 94% approval in the Republican Party, and have Three Stooges running against me.”

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These challengers aren’t looking out for the best interests of the party. Rather, they’re looking for attention and adulation from the Democrats website completely. They’re looking for their Evan McMullin 15 minutes of fame. Why else cater to the minuscule number of Republicans displeased with the President knowing full-well you have no chance of winning unterschied hochladen herunterladen?

Trump proceeded to eviscerate each of the three stooges with biting, cutting comments on each.

….Another is a one-time BAD Congressman from Illinois who lost in his second term by a landslide, then failed in radio randstad app downloaden. The third is a man who couldn’t stand up straight while receiving an award. I should be able to take them! Trending: Kayleigh McEnany Slams CNN’s ‘Appalling Statement’ on Mob Justice — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 27, 2019

Mark Sanford

First up in the brutal takedown was Sanford, whom Trump referred to as “Mr how can I download youtube app. Appalachian Trail, who was actually in Argentina for bad reasons.”

The reference was to an incident where Sanford’s former staff said he was on a trip to the trail when in reality he was in Argentina with his mistress welche filme kann ich bei netflixen.

Sanford lost his congressional bid in 2018 when the President endorsed his opponent in part because the former governor was “very unhelpful” and “nothing but trouble” and “is better off in Argentina.”

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Joe Walsh

Trump mocked Walsh as “a one-time BAD Congressman from Illinois who lost in his second term by a landslide, then failed in radio.”

Walsh is being embraced by the media currently, despite repeatedly calling former president Barack Obama a Muslim, making numerous racist comments, and even appearing to threaten the former president wsus server updates erneut herunterladen.

Walsh claims he lost his radio show once he announced he was mounting a primary challenge against Trump.

At least he’s getting some sought after attention from the President whose campaign previously responded to Walsh’s announcement with one word – “Whatever.”

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Bill Weld

The last insult from President Trump involved Weld and is rather cryptic in nature samsung easy print manager herunterladen.

Trump referred to him as “a man who couldn’t stand up straight while receiving an award.”

While it remains unclear what the President is referencing here, Trump has previously ripped Weld for comparing his immigration policies to the Holocaust. Weld, he claimed, was an ‘alcoholic.’

“I don’t talk about his alcoholism, so why would he talk about my foolishly perceived fascism?” he told the New York Times.

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In the end, Trump believes he’ll have little issue in dispatching these gnats from the party primary and moving on to face whatever unhinged kook the Democrats put up in 2020.

“I should be able to take them!” he bragged.

Unfortunately, it isn’t about winning for the three stooges. It’s about damaging Trump and wasting resources in an attempt to weaken him heading into the general election.

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