Bob Shepherd recognizes that Trump has left behind many memories, many additions to our dictionary, many new linguistic expressions.
In this post, he remembers what Trump has added to our common vocabulary.
Starting with covfefe.
Bob Shepherd recognizes that Trump has left behind many memories, many additions to our dictionary, many new linguistic expressions.
In this post, he remembers what Trump has added to our common vocabulary.
Starting with covfefe.

Thanks, Bob Shepherd.
And NOW, that dumpster needs to slink off into a corner and GO AWAY … preferably to JAIL.
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And then came “Capitol Punishment” (sic)
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And the Oaf of Office
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The word “trumpery” is a legitimate English word. Here’s the apropos meaning from the dictionary.
noun, plural trump·er·ies.
something without use or value; rubbish; trash; worthless stuff.
nonsense; twaddle: His usual conversation is pure trumpery.
Archaic. worthless finery.
adjective
of little or no value; trifling, worthless; rubbishy; trashy.
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The English verb “to trump” derives from the French word “tromper”
that means to lie, cheat, take advantage of. There is an expression in French ‘ne me trompe pas’ which roughly means: Don’t mess with me or Don’t play me for a fool.https://wordhistories.net/2016/10/14/trumpery/
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Remembered in English in the phrase trompe l’oeil, “fool the eye.” So perfect as a name for Don the Con, aka IQ45–in both senses of the word “fool.”
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Trump me once. Trump on you.
Trump me twice…
Won’t get Trumped again
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Trump du Soily
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Thanks so much for sharing this, Diane! I know that during the Trump Defense Comedy Marathon today starring Trump’s legal team, Goofy and Bart Simpson, I shall have many occasions to call upon this new vocabulary: What a load of trump! A total trumpshow! Trump for brains.
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The Trump legal team described on Friday a Trump who doesn’t exist. They would have us believe that Trump is something other than someone
so profoundly ignorant that he actually believed that the election was stolen from him,
so profoundly narcissistic that he thought he could not have lost,
so volatile that he reacted with rage,
so violent that he incited violence, so stupid that he thought such violence would actually be successful in stopping the certification of the election, and
so desperate about not being prosecuted for his many crimes that, all else having failed, he was willing to believe that.
But that’s exactly who the man is, isn’t it? He’s ignorant, profoundly narcissistic, volatile, violent, stupid, and desperate. Give me a break. We know who this man is. And the Republicans know this, too. They are spineless cowards who fear standing up to Trump because it might cost them the moron vote.
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We all know that Trump’s speech was stupid mobster talk–an attempt to incite violence while maintaining plausible deniability. It’s obvious enough:
DETECTIVE: So, you deny that you threatened this man’s family?
MOBSTER: Of course I didn’t. I expressed concern for their safety.
DETECTIVE: You didn’t say to your crew [reads from transcript], “It would be a shame if something happened to his beautiful family?”
MOBSTER: Yeah. There you go. Concern for the continued health and well-being of his family.
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The Further Adventures of the Teflon Don v2.0
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Trump refused to call off the insurrectionists, and he gloried in what they were doing. This is known. It’s treason. And it’s impeachable. Any Republicans who vote not to convict Trump are complicit.
https://www.cnn.com/2021/02/12/politics/trump-mccarthy-shouting-match-details/index.html
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The Trump-McCarthy telephone call is the smoking gun (as if one were needed). Trump knew how bad things were. And he reveled in it. Why? Because the insurrection was precisely what he had called for.
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