Are we officially at the point that Donald Trump's campaign has just become a huge game of Truth or Dare, and Trump refuses to pick Truth ever?
We've officially hit the point where a political candidate who has as good of a chance of winning the nomination as anyone in the field is openly calling an opponent a "pussy" in public.
Then he proceeded to go to a steakhouse and ordered a ribeye cooked well done. Has any rich guy on the planet ever done this move? I mean I completely understand liking what you like, but this has to be the first example in human history of a man who not only is rich but also grew up rich ordered beef well done past the age of 6.
The only working theory that I have for why he did this move is that he was subtly insulting the place by saying he didn't trust them to prepare a steak properly so he went safe with well done.
Honestly, I'm leaning towards that. The steak was only $54, so in fairness to Trump, he probably thought he was at Chili's.
I'm getting closer and closer to actually believing his social experiment campaign is really just a bet with someone. Once you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth. We can eliminate that this is a legitimate campaign, so therefore it must either be a game or a bet. Aren't ordinary people just adorable?
We've officially hit the point where a political candidate who has as good of a chance of winning the nomination as anyone in the field is openly calling an opponent a "pussy" in public.
Then he proceeded to go to a steakhouse and ordered a ribeye cooked well done. Has any rich guy on the planet ever done this move? I mean I completely understand liking what you like, but this has to be the first example in human history of a man who not only is rich but also grew up rich ordered beef well done past the age of 6.
The only working theory that I have for why he did this move is that he was subtly insulting the place by saying he didn't trust them to prepare a steak properly so he went safe with well done.
Honestly, I'm leaning towards that. The steak was only $54, so in fairness to Trump, he probably thought he was at Chili's.
I'm getting closer and closer to actually believing his social experiment campaign is really just a bet with someone. Once you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth. We can eliminate that this is a legitimate campaign, so therefore it must either be a game or a bet. Aren't ordinary people just adorable?
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