Bill Maher has changed his mind about Trump, watch the sight of JPP progressives minds imploding

AProudLefty said:
He was afraid to walk on eggshells around Obama? :laugh:
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Technically, Maher didn't say that. Quoting what he said in serendipity's clip:
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Kid Rock told me the night before,
if you want to get a word in edgewise, you're going to have to cut him off, he'll just go on.
Not at all. None of that with him. I never felt I had to walk on eggshells around him. And honestly, I voted for Clinton and Obama, but I would never feel comfortable talking to them the way I was able to talk with Donald Trump.
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Now something that hasn't been brought up- perhaps if Maher had been given the -opportunity- to talk to Clinton and Obama he would have felt differently. Think about it- he was generally against Trump before having the dinnerside chat. I can easily imagine that Presidents are frequnetly one way when talking to reporters and another way when having a chat with friends, and friends of friends, which is clearly what Maher was, Kid Rock being a mutual friend of both Trump and Maher.

I actually made a thread on Maher's chat with Trump back when Maher's show that serendipity got his clip from first aired. It can be seen here:
Scott

Thread 'Bill Maher goes to the White House for a dinner with Trump'

I don't always agree with Bill Maher, but I definitely agree with his decision to try to have dinner with Trump and with Trump's decision to agree to it. Below is Mr. Maher's 13 minute summation of his dinner there:
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RxlopbcfXpQ&ab_channel=RealTimewithBillMaher


I listened to the whole thing, and I for one am glad it happened. Maher was clearly critical of Trump at some points, but I got the distinct impression that he was trying to find common ground, and I think he definitely found it.

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AProudLefty said:
I don't believe that he was afraid to question Obama.
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Technically, Maher didn't say he was afraid to question Obama. He -did- say that he 'wouldn't have felt comfortable' talking to Clinton and Obama the way he talked to Trump, but as I just said in my last post to you, I don't think he ever got the opportunity. I have a -strong- feeling that prior to his chat with Trump, he would have said the same about Trump, perhaps even more so.
 
Why would we care what Maher thinks if he loved or hated Trump? I doubt any of us care, so your wet dream of heads imploding isn't happening.
 
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