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Originally Posted by Judy

Well like I said, the language skills are so low now in our country that people don't know the difference between a noun which doesn't have a past tense and a verb word which has a different meaning altogether.

Why didn't you google the right word?

You're not a mind reader, which means you have absolutely no way of knowing what Trump's meaning was. With that said, I'm familiar with the slang word "schlong" .... as most people are. The word is most commonly used when referring to a males genitalia. You are failing to realize that the general population's understanding of the word is the same as mine. Not everyone is going to run out and google the words as you did. They are going to associate what he said with the word and definition they know.

I think we can all agree that he could have used a much less controversial word to make his point.

Originally Posted by MW

You're not a mind reader, which means you have absolutely no way of knowing what Trump's meaning was. With that said, I'm familiar with the slang word "schlong" .... as most people are. The word is most commonly used when referring to a males genitalia. You are failing to realize that the general population's understanding of the word is the same as mine. Not everyone is going to run out and google the words as you did. They are going to associate what he said with the word and definition they know.

I think we can all agree that he could have used a much less controversial word to make his point.

There's nothing controversial about the word he used. And no I'm not a mind reader, so I have no idea why anyone would want to make a controversy out of a perfectly suitable slang term for what he was talking about. I can of course speculate the obvious.

Originally Posted by Judy

There's nothing controversial about the word he used. And no I'm not a mind reader, so I have no idea why anyone would want to make a controversy out of a perfectly suitable slang term for what he was talking about. I can of course speculate the obvious.

I've got better things to do with my time, so I'll respond with one last comment. Yes, the word was very controversial. If it wasn't, we wouldn't being have this discussion right now.

Originally Posted by MW

I've got better things to do with my time, so I'll respond with one last comment. Yes, the word was very controversial. If it wasn't, we wouldn't being have this discussion right now.

I posted the article to show how stupid the press is.

by BEN SHAPIRO
22 Dec 2015
3,155 comments

The fuddy-duddies are out in force.

There are plenty of reasons to label Donald Trump vulgar: his attacks on Sen. John McCain (R-AZ)’s war record, his oblique reference to Megyn Kelly’s menstruation. But for those tut-tutting Trump’s characterization of Barack Obama’s 2008 run against Hillary Clinton – lighten up.

Here’s what Trump said. “Everything that’s been involved in Hillary has been losses,” Trump averred. “Even her race to Obama, she was going to beat Obama. I don’t know who’d be worse. I don’t know. How does it get worse? She was favored to win and she got schlonged.”

Schlong, of course, is Yiddish for penis. So she got reamed. Or screwed. Or any other plethora of English-language equivalents.

But no, Trump’s vulgarity is suddenly the talk of the town. Not Hillary’s lies about Trump appearing ISIS promotional videos. The fact that Hillary Clinton must face down that awful sexist New Yorker who made a foreign-language reference to a penis.

Well, bring forth the fainting couch.

Jennifer Palmieri, Hillary’s campaign communications director, tweeted, “We are not responding to Trump but everyone who understands the humiliation this degrading language inflicts on all women should.”

Yes, Hillary surely feels degraded by Trump’s comments. Hillary, that delicate little flower who campaigns with a woman who labeled her 5-year-old sister “sex property” and dropped a false rape allegation against an innocent man. Hillary, that Arkansas belle who attacks her husband’s sexual assault victims. Hillary, that magnificent specimen of feminism, who laughs at legally defending a child molester. Hillary, that blooming rose of womanhood, who rides her husband’s semen-stained coattails to the White House.

What’ll she do if she hears the word “schlong”?

Now, it may be true that Hillary herself has been known to drop some rather salty language of her own, and toss a few lamps here and there. But it’s not as though her party is filled with such characters.

It’s not as though Barack Obama wrote a letter to a fifth-grade schoolteacher in which he labeled Tea Partiers “tea baggers,” a term of derision used by the left that makes reference to a man dangling his testicles above another person’s mouth. (Ironically, Obama didn’t even realize he was using derogatory language when he wrote “tea-baggers” – he wrote, “I do have to challenge you, though, on the notion that any citizen that disagrees with me has been ‘targeted and ridiculed,’ or that I have ‘made fun’ of tea-baggers.”) And it’s not as though Vice President Joe Biden dropped the same “tea-baggers” language with regard to gun-owners. It’s not as though in 2008, Obama labeled Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin a hog, stating, “you can put lipstick on a pig… it’s still a pig.” In fact, Hillary said in her book Hard Choices that the Obama campaign wanted to trot her out to attack Palin “for being a woman.”

But no, only Trump is a vulgarian. All the rest of our politics is highbrow and respectful.

If you believe that, you’re a schmuck.

http://www.breitbart.com/big-governm...-dumb-schmuck/

But the fact is schlonged means to hit, beat up, it's a different word than "schlong" altogether. But anyway, even if it wasn't, it means she lost and has nothing to do with anything sexual, male or vulgar.

Our press is so stupid.

But, thank you Ben Shapiro for putting everything into proper perspective!

Was Donald Trump right about ‘schlonged’ all along?

Was Donald Trump right about ‘schlonged’ all along?

By Philip Bump December 22 at 11:16 PM

In the news lull before much of America takes off for Christmas, Donald Trump's use of the word "schlonged" to describe Hillary Clinton's 2008 primary loss seized the public's imagination — or, according to our analysis of Google data, the imagination of that dismal subsection of the public that cares about politics.

The subtext of it all was that the term appeared to be a crass reference to the male anatomy. Or was it, as Trump suggested on his personal newswire (Twitter) on Tuesday night, just a term for losing an election badly?

Trump also retweeted political analyst Jeff Greenfield's defense of the term, in which Greenfield declared that the term is "a commonplace NY way of saying: 'I lost big time.'"

To be perfectly clear, the expression is by no means "commonplace" — in New York or elsewhere. It has never appeared in the New York Times (prior to this week) and does not appear to have been used in any New York paper early in the 20th century. It doesn't appear in Irving Lewis Allen's 1993 book, "The City in Slang," which documents any number of lesser-known expressions that trickled out of New York City. And, as a point of personal privilege, it's not something that I'm familiar with, having grown up upstate and lived in the city for most of the past decade.

But it has popped up a few times, as The Post's Justin Moyer reported on Tuesday, including one usage in the exact same context — and in an interview with The Fix's very own Chris Cillizza.

In March of 2011, Cillizza was interviewed by NPR's Neil Conan to discuss the then-recent death of 1984 Democratic vice presidential nominee Geraldine Ferraro. Conan, who was born in Beirut but grew up in New York City, used the expression to describe the outcome of that race, which Ferraro and Walter Mondale lost overwhelmingly.

CONAN: Chris Cillizza, that ticket went on to get schlonged at the polls, but that's a historic moment.

CILLIZZA: Absolutely historic moment, Neal, but as you point out, lost 49 states. The only state that that ticket won, which was led by Walter Mondale, was his home state of Minnesota.

A veritable schlonging. (The word didn't impress itself upon Cillizza at the time, he said over email Tuesday evening, nor does it seem to have fazed him during the interview.)

There are other examples, pointed out by linguist Ben Zimmer in an article at Politico. He also notes that Google's index of books turns up some examples, such as from "Welcome, Sinner" by Richard Posner, published in 1974.

Slang like "schlonged" wouldn't normally crop up in written journalism, of course. That it appears in a radio broadcast, where editing is trickier, isn't really a surprise. Conan, like Trump, is in his late 60s, suggesting that there may be a generational aspect to its use. Lots of words that were common and unremarkable decades ago are now viewed as disrespectful or inappropriate, of course, but Trump, it seems, might well be right.

We have to point out how Cillizza's remarks in that 2011 "Talk of the Nation" segment end. He compares Ferraro's uniqueness as a candidate to another candidate who gave it a shot only three years before Chris was speaking.

"[G]roundbreaking in its way," Cllizza said, "but one fascinating tidbit: We still don't have a woman president, and we had a female, obviously, nominee, with Hillary Clinton, and she lost the nomination."

She got beaten very badly, in fact. If I were a few decades older, there's a term I might use.

This post has been updated with the additions from Zimmer.
Philip Bump writes about politics for The Fix. He is based in New York City.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...ged-all-along/

Trump Doubles Down On ‘Schlong,’ Veteran Journalists Back Him Up
Derek Hunter
Contributor
11:08 PM 12/22/2015

Under fire from Democrats and the media for saying Hillary Clinton “got schlonged” in 2008 by Barack Obama, Republican hopeful Donald Trump doubled down.

Claiming a candidate getting “schlonged” is “a commonly used word in politics,” Trump refused to back down.

Donald J. Trump
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@realDonaldTrump
Once again, #MSM is dishonest. "Schlonged" is not vulgar. When I said Hillary got "schlonged" that meant beaten badly.
7:47 PM - 22 Dec 2015

He even cited NPR using the term in a political context.

Donald J. Trump
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@realDonaldTrump
NPR's @NealConan said "schlonged" to WaPo re: 1984 Mondale/Ferraro campaign: "That ticket went on to get schlonged at the polls." #Hypocrisy
7:48 PM - 22 Dec 2015

Donald J. Trump
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@realDonaldTrump
When I said that Hillary Clinton got schlonged by Obama, it meant got beaten badly. The media knows this. Often used word in politics!
10:37 PM - 22 Dec 2015

Clinton’s communications director, Jennifer Palmieri, released a statement condemning Trump’s use of the term. Palmieri said the campaign was “not responding to Trump.” However, she played the “woman card” and claimed victim status for Hillary by adding while they won’t be responding, “everyone who understands the humiliation this degrading language inflicts on all women should.”

Clinton came under fire for saying Trump has been featured in ISIS recruitment videos. Media fact checkers could not find any evidence to support this claim, declaring it a lie.

While Trump is not featured in ISIS recruitment films, Clinton’s husband, former President Bill Clinton, is prominently featured in an ISIS video, where he is called a “fornicator” for his affairs and multiple claims of sexual assault and harassment.

Trump’s demands for an apology for the false charge were brushed off by the Clinton campaign.

Rather than address any of the back and forth head on, Clinton used a question about bullying to again attack Trump for his words.

Backing up Trump’s claim “schlonged” is a common political term was veteran newsman Jeff Greenfield and New York Times political correspondent Alex Burns.

Click on link below to see their tweets that say they heard it often, Rockefeller, Mondale, sports players, all used the term to mean beaten, defeated. For some reason dailycaller site is hard to copy and paste the tweets due to connection coming and going.

Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2015/12/22/tr...#ixzz3v8WMCH9G

The "veteran journalists" prove Trump right again. I think it's sad that our media is filled up with so many who are not veteran journalists but actually political hacks posing as such.

No wonder our country is going down the drain. Look at the stupid crap people find necessary to argue about.


Give it a freaken break!


JWK




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