Thread: Trump: ‘We’re Going to Win South Carolina,’ Will ‘Make America Great Again,’ ‘The Old

Everyone is going to have their own opinion, but for me the word is vulgar and has no place on a presidential campaign. What if, after losing the Super Bowl, Peyton Manning would have publicly called Cam Newton the "P" word? Of course we know Peyton Manning has too much class for that, but you get my point. If it's a word you wouldn't use in front of your child or grandchild, then it's probably not a word you should say publicly. I wonder how many parents brought their young children to that rally?

I don't think Trump Supporters teach their children or grandchildren vulgar slang definitions of words to demean women.

I respect your opinion and I know where you are coming from, however.

Your point is well taken and I am sure if and when he reaches the office, he will assume the role as we know. For now, Trump is in the battle of his life where his own party has not been behind him and is going out of their way to support anyone else. Whenever he lets his guard down, the knife comes into his back. Refraining from language may eventually broaden his base when the closet Trump supporters can actually admit to their friends and family that that is who they would like to see win. I would rather hear that language from someone who is ready to deport some serious illegal immigrants who are criminals day one than have someone who is proper and put off what should be done now, four more years from now.

Now, the language was not his own. Astonishingly it was forgotten for now. And I will concede it was not the first time either. What is far more important to me is character. The actions of Cruz' campaign in Iowa with respect to the "official looking cards" from municipalities about voting and the sleazy maneuver with Carson is far more serious than the language we are talking about now. Trump is not doing it behind your back or running away from it when confronted. Cruz' campaign action in Iowa was far more sinister and repulsive than profanity could ever be. Kids have heard much worse and earlier in age than we can ever imagine. This is about character and trust. We know what will happen in SC to Trump and he will have to battle Cruz and the establishment who have $uper pac$$$$ on behalf of candidates ready to smear and confuse voters about Trump, his personal life and record. Any parent who brings a kid to a Trump rally should know better, don't you think?

the girl in the audience said that word not trump

The fact is the word in most of it's meanings is considered to be vulgar and/or offensive slang by most Americans. Perhaps in some circles not so much, since our society is becoming more and more vulgar anyway.


puss·y
n. pl. puss·ies 1. Informal A cat.
2. Botany A fuzzy catkin, especially of the pussy willow.
3. a. Vulgar Slang The vulva.
b. Offensive Slang A woman, or women, viewed as a source of sexual gratification.

4. Offensive Slang A man regarded as weak, timid, or unmanly.


http://www.thefreedictionary.com/pussy

4. Offensive Slang A man regarded as weak, timid, or unmanly.

This is the definition the girl and Trump were using, and everyone knows it.

Originally Posted by Judy

This is the definition the girl and Trump were using, and everyone knows it.

It's still considered a vulgar word.

Originally Posted by patbrunz

The fact is the word in most of it's meanings is considered to be vulgar and/or offensive slang by most Americans. Perhaps in some circles not so much, since our society is becoming more and more vulgar anyway.


puss·y
n. pl. puss·ies 1. Informal A cat.
2. Botany A fuzzy catkin, especially of the pussy willow.
3. a. Vulgar Slang The vulva.
b. Offensive Slang A woman, or women, viewed as a source of sexual gratification.

4. Offensive Slang A man regarded as weak, timid, or unmanly.


http://www.thefreedictionary.com/pussy

Let us not forget pusillanimous:

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/pusillanimous

lacking courage and resolution : marked by contemptible timiditypu·sil·lan·i·mous·ly adverb
Examples of pusillanimous

• <pusillanimous politicians who vote according to whichever way the political wind is blowing>
  

Originally Posted by realbsball

Let us not forget pusillanimous:

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/pusillanimous

lacking courage and resolution : marked by contemptible timiditypu·sil·lan·i·mous·ly adverb
Examples of pusillanimous

• <pusillanimous politicians who vote according to whichever way the political wind is blowing>

Just learned a new word. Great job realbsball! LMAO!

I will say this again the girl she said the word first not trump he did not like that word if you listen