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NCTraveler

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2. Why would someone put "legitimately worried" in quotes?

Reply to hlthe2b (Original post)

Mon Jan 8, 2018, 04:10 PM

Jan 2018

It doesn't appear to be used as a quote.

Not that it matter. Not that any of this matters.

First clue this isn't real. Trump doesn't have the attention span to sit through a speech and listen.

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LOL Take it for what it is worth ("from the WH"): [View all] hlthe2b Jan 2018 OP

Turd needn't worry about Oprah. lagomorph777 Jan 2018 #1

Why would someone put "legitimately worried" in quotes? NCTraveler Jan 2018 #2

I'd assume because the writer of the twitter did not think there was a legitimate worry hlthe2b Jan 2018 #3

must be "sir advisor" John Miller or maybe John Barron? rurallib Jan 2018 #4

I think you meant SNR (senior advisor), but John Miller or Barron as good a guess as any hlthe2b Jan 2018 #5

damn spell check rurallib Jan 2018 #6

fake tweets snooper2 Jan 2018 #7

did you possibly miss the "take it for what it is worth"? or the ("from the WH") in quotes? hlthe2b Jan 2018 #11

no, didn't miss it, it is worth nothing so why post.... snooper2 Jan 2018 #13

Apparently to incite a rude response from you. hlthe2b Jan 2018 #14

Thats a joke Twitter. nt Codeine Jan 2018 #8

And to you: did you possibly miss the "take it for what it is worth"? or ("from the WH") in quotes? hlthe2b Jan 2018 #12

Your post was a waste of electrons. nt Codeine Jan 2018 #17

Yet, it was not posted for YOU. Ignore and move on with your rudeness hlthe2b Jan 2018 #18

No. Codeine Jan 2018 #19

I don't mind your OP, but your criticisms of those who pointed out the source is fake are odd. onenote Jan 2018 #23

I acknowledged that by stating "take it for what it is worth" and putting the from the WH in quotes hlthe2b Jan 2018 #24

Dont let the rude ones get you down 😉 MLAA Jan 2018 #27

thanks, MLAA hlthe2b Jan 2018 #28

I think the following statements were not rude: onenote Jan 2018 #29

But, you are fine with them telling me "that my post was worth nothing so why post" and hlthe2b Jan 2018 #30

Again, I didn't defend those posts. And I wouldn't have made them. onenote Jan 2018 #31

well, your post to me is just hlthe2b Jan 2018 #32

Sorry you took offense onenote Jan 2018 #33

when you inject yourself into another's discussion and call a poster "snotty", wth do you expect? hlthe2b Jan 2018 #34

When will his advisors just start blowing raspberries and rolling their eyes at him? ProudLib72 Jan 2018 #9

She has much higher popularity than he does and he is afraid the media would support her wishstar Jan 2018 #10

You have some good points there. smirkymonkey Jan 2018 #21

The curious phenomenon of Trump's tweets gratuitous Jan 2018 #15

I hope Trump is GallopingGhost Jan 2018 #16

My thoughts exactly DesertRat Jan 2018 #35

I don't think Oprah's running for POTUS .... LenaBaby61 Jan 2018 #20

Trump needs a few more things to worry about...the more the merrier n/t BoneyardDem Jan 2018 #22

Personally, I don't think Trump will run in 2020. Ideally, it will be because octoberlib Jan 2018 #25

he should be scared because she will AlexSFCA Jan 2018 #26