Why is it mocking Ford to repeat/paraphrase her words?
She does not know any details. How is it mocking her to point that out? Where were you? "I don't know". When? "I don't know"…
If those word are so offensive, why were they used? Why is it so offensive to point to her own testimony?
Because her testimony was a joke.
Why? Because the left doesn't like it when their tactics are exercised against them. Donald Trump acts just like they do.
She SHOULD be mocked
for example, looks like she's been beat with the ugly stick
She was paid to lie
Sure, sure… And Trump never mocked that disabled reporter either, right?
Quoting Ford is not mocking but rather repeating what was actually said.
Dems shouldn't get upset with that.
Mocking includes sarcasm, making jokes, demeaning the person, adding words and actions to their testimony so it gives a bad impression. It would not be mocking if he just said what she said in a polite way, as a statement of fact. But adding in facial expressions, exaggerated body language, taunting and teasing is typical of mockers. They want you to think the worst of the person they are mocking.
That's actually how you mock someone. You repeat their words in a mocking way. It's literally one of the only ways to mock someone that there's.
- Should Ford be studied for her ability to not remember details about her trauma after 13,000 days. But after 6 days with her lawyer? Her memory during her drunken stupor becomes crystal clear? Could Ford's techniques be used with alzheimer's patients, the elderly, and other drunks who experienced "black outs?"
- Libs: If Christine Ford is unwilling to repeat her claims under oath, what does that tell you? As you are not charged with perjury if you tell the truth, there's only one thing it CAN tell you.
- Left liberal grandstanding liberal politicians said they believe her based on nothing but her mere words, I wonder? If they'll give the same courtesy telling the public they believe Ford's declared witnesses? Who all said they don't even know Ford.
- Could this be a repeat of Nixon and Agnew? Agnew resigned, Nixon replaced him with Ford, Nixon resigns, Ford becomes President. Could Pence do the same thing and resign? Trump appoints a new VP and then he resigns.