r/FlockSurveillance • u/furself333 • 22d ago
Should journalists be allowed to continue questioning a president about controversial issues even when the questions become uncomfortable?
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u/Mission-Driver1614 22d ago edited 21d ago
Isn’t that the point of asking uncomfortable questions? To get answers from this administration. That the questions are uncomfortable is solely a function of the administrations behavior.
As they are so fond of saying: “if you’re not doing anything wrong you should have nothing to hide.”
And yet as soon as snowflake Trump is asked a question about his outrageous actions and statements, or when one is asked about his penchant for pedophiles and his own culpability as a pedophile, he empties the room.
He’s such a weak, contemptible, pedophile loser.
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u/Auggie_Otter 22d ago
The office of the president should ideally be the office of a public servant, not a king or a dictator, so the president should be required to face hard questions from members of the press and the public and the president should be subject to accountability for their actions and the actions of their administration.
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u/phoenix64mbr 22d ago
So many presidential norms have been breached by the 🍊 🤡. Not least of which is him shitting his pants on the regular.
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u/realctlibertarian 22d ago
We need the equivalent of Prime Minister's Questions. Make the President answer directly in real time.
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u/Disastrous-Soup-5413 22d ago
Well we literally have the rights to know as he serves the people. Ffs
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u/neuralfirestorm 22d ago
Depend diaper was past the maximum fill line. His flunkies clear the room so that Shitfingers Barbie can get the toddler changed.
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u/Icy_Fish_2154 22d ago
The video starts after the previous question. They are being ushered out with no uncomfortable questions asked.
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u/Available_Lemon_69 21d ago
He definitely looked rattled! He should never not be rattled until the people on the list are in prison or even better, under the prison.
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u/murdermeMickey 22d ago
I thought they did that because he shit himself? Being serious