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-“I never met her. She never treated me nicely,” Trump told reporters aboard Air Force One during a flight from Albuquerque to Mountain View, Calif., Tuesday afternoon. "But I would like to wish her family well...Never treated me well, but I certainly respect her as a professional.”
compare this to:
-“Cokie Roberts was kind,” Kellyanne Conway tweeted. “She disagreed agreeably. Cokie listened, offered advice, showed patience and poise, worked hard, put faith & family first. God bless. RIP.”
-“Michelle and I are sad to hear about the passing of Cokie Roberts,” former President Barack Obama said in a statement. “She was a trailblazing figure; a role model to young women at a time when the profession was still dominated by men; a constant over forty years of a shifting media landscape and changing world, informing voters about the issues of our time and mentoring young journalists every step of the way. She will be missed — and we send our condolences to her family.”
-“We are deeply saddened that Cokie Roberts is no longer with us,” former President George W. Bush and former first lady Laura Bush said in a joint statement. “She covered us for decades as a talented, tough, and fair reporter. We respected her drive and appreciated her humor. She became a friend. We know Steve, their children, and grandchildren are heartbroken. They have our sincere sympathies.”
-“I liked and respected Cokie Roberts very much,” former President Bill Clinton tweeted Tuesday afternoon. “She understood people and politics. For nearly half a century, she was an institution in American journalism — tough but fair, insightful, and with a voice all her own. She’ll be missed.”
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I got so sad when I heard of Cokie's passing. It's a loss. She was a reporter with integrity and I felt she could be trusted. No one can take away from her, the profound reputation she worked hard to accomplish.
Peaceful journey to you, Ms. Roberts.
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Leave it to the "Infant In Chief" to say something so petty......one can only wonder what people like Obama, Clinton, or Bush will say when he passes. I'm sure they will at least try to find the words to acknowledge his passing in a way that is kinder and more compassionate then he ever could.
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Cleanspoons wrote:
Leave it to the "Infant In Chief" to say something so petty......one can only wonder what people like Obama, Clinton, or Bush will say when he passes. I'm sure they will at least try to find the words to acknowledge his passing in a way that is kinder and more compassionate then he ever could.
Planning my celebration already!
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teluog wrote:
Cleanspoons wrote:
Leave it to the "Infant In Chief" to say something so petty......one can only wonder what people like Obama, Clinton, or Bush will say when he passes. I'm sure they will at least try to find the words to acknowledge his passing in a way that is kinder and more compassionate then he ever could.
Planning my celebration already!
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pass the drinks!!! Please!