[Aaron Poochigian]

How does it feel, my British friends?

[David Anthony]

I don't think you should believe everything Mr Trump says.

[Ann Drysdale]

Nor anything that Boris Johnson says. Therein lies at least a small link.

[Roger Slater]

Trump's bitch

[John Isbell]

Hmm. Well, one person who is certainly looking forward to Brexit in any form is Vladimir Putin. I suspect he is sleeping very well at present.

Cheers,
John

[Quincy Lehr]

The framing of this thread indicates the extent to which Trump’s taunting machismo has gotten into certain libs’ heads.

[Roger Slater]

Sure, Quincy, since I've never once heard you taunt a politician or even a poet you don't like. Always with the measured, mature rhetoric that is your trademark. Give me a break. It's only when Trump is being attacked that you retire the clever curseword coinages you're known for, never when it's Warren or Clinton, etc.

[Roger Slater]

"It used to be that I would see a poem that fucking sucked rancid ballsacks in a major magazine, and I would think in my naivete, 'The field is wide open. I'll submit a bunch of poems and show them how it's done!' Now I see a vacuous poem fellating Satan's cock with worm-jizz running down its chin, and I think that the people who run the show are a gaggle of fetid morons, and I hardly submit at all."

--Me, every time I read Poetry magazine or some shit.

Facebook post by someone who decries the extent to which Trump’s taunting machismo has gotten into certain libs’ heads.

[Quincy Lehr]

There’s a difference between mocking a war criminal for being a war criminal, say, or using vulgarity to describe leaders who deserve measureless contempt and hatred. Amber A’Lee Frost is on-point with this. There is, however, a crucial difference between calling, say Kamala Harris a “careerist psycho” and saying, in effect, “my country’s $#itty leader is the top, and your country’s $#itty leader is the bottom.”

[Quincy Lehr]

(And Don Share’s Poetry does suck rancid ballsacks.)