ALL THESE GULLIBLE LITTLE TRUMPSTERS SET THEIR ALARMS
FOR 4 A.M. THIS MORNING WAITING BREATHLESSLY FOR THE BIG NEWS.
PLAYED AGAIN - THEY JUST NEVER LEARN - THEY SWALLOW THE HOOK
EVERY SINGLE TIME. EVEN FISH LEARN NOT TO BITE THE HOOK, BUT
NOT THESE IDIOTS.
LONDON — The expectations were breathless.
For weeks, backers of Republican nominee Donald Trump hyped the tantalizing possibility that the anti-secrecy organization WikiLeaks was on the verge of publishing a set of documents that would doom Hillary Clinton’s chances in November.
“@HillaryClinton is done,” longtime Trump associate Roger Stone tweeted Saturday. “#Wikileaks.”
The announcement by WikiLeaks that it would host a major news conference Tuesday only seemed to confirm that the bombshell was ready to burst. The pro-Trump, anti-Clinton media world rippled with fevered speculation.
But if an October surprise about the Democratic nominee really is coming, it will have to wait a little longer.
Over the course of two hours on Tuesday — with the world’s media and bleary-eyed Trump die-hards across the United States tuning in — Assange and other WikiLeaks officials railed against “neo-McCarthyist hysteria,” blasted the mainstream media, appealed for donations and plugged their books (“40 percent off!”).
[Trump may like these remarks made by Putin about the U.S.]
But what they didn’t do was provide any new information about Clinton — or about anything else, really.
FOR 4 A.M. THIS MORNING WAITING BREATHLESSLY FOR THE BIG NEWS.
PLAYED AGAIN - THEY JUST NEVER LEARN - THEY SWALLOW THE HOOK
EVERY SINGLE TIME. EVEN FISH LEARN NOT TO BITE THE HOOK, BUT
NOT THESE IDIOTS.
LONDON — The expectations were breathless.
For weeks, backers of Republican nominee Donald Trump hyped the tantalizing possibility that the anti-secrecy organization WikiLeaks was on the verge of publishing a set of documents that would doom Hillary Clinton’s chances in November.
“@HillaryClinton is done,” longtime Trump associate Roger Stone tweeted Saturday. “#Wikileaks.”
The announcement by WikiLeaks that it would host a major news conference Tuesday only seemed to confirm that the bombshell was ready to burst. The pro-Trump, anti-Clinton media world rippled with fevered speculation.
But if an October surprise about the Democratic nominee really is coming, it will have to wait a little longer.
Over the course of two hours on Tuesday — with the world’s media and bleary-eyed Trump die-hards across the United States tuning in — Assange and other WikiLeaks officials railed against “neo-McCarthyist hysteria,” blasted the mainstream media, appealed for donations and plugged their books (“40 percent off!”).
[Trump may like these remarks made by Putin about the U.S.]
But what they didn’t do was provide any new information about Clinton — or about anything else, really.
