While stumping for Mike Collins in Georgia, Trump said that he would be much more likely to answer the phone if Mike Collins were to call him asking for funding for the state.
Trump went on to say that if Jon Ossoff, whom Trump referred to as Pee Wee Herman, were to call, Trump would say, “Tell him I’m not in. I’m not in, but he needs money for Georgia. I don’t give a damn what he wants, I’m not in.”
As usual, Trump kept rambling on, admitting that he knew that what he just said was wrong, “No, people don’t realize what a big difference it makes, and probably I shouldn’t say that because they’ll say this is not appropriate, but no, it makes a big difference what the difference between having people that, even beyond the party, having people that you like call you as opposed to people that you can’t stand, these congressmen are so good.”
“And they call me, and it’s, you know, I love to help them.” Trump prattled on. “When other people call me, I’m terrible. I’m just terrible.”
Trump did get one thing correct – he is terrible. And not only because he is acting like a mafia enforcer trying to strong-arm a state into voting a certain way. The list goes on and on. But I’m sure that will all come out next year when the Democrats take over Congress.
President Trump suggests he will not providing funding for Georgia if Mike Collins isn’t elected: They need money for Georgia. I don’t give a damn. https://t.co/7faHMzUxI8
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