At what point does predictable sensationalism bring about an ennui no outrageous remark can override? We’re getting close, we think.
“Low life.” “Sleazebag.” “Loser.” That last one, especially. The list of “losers” by now is so long it renders the word meaningless. And what of its meaning, anyway? Ugly, petty, juvenile.
Trump’s latest slings and arrows, delivered yesterday during a rally in New Hampshire, are directed at Joseph W. McQuaid, publisher of the New Hampshire Union Leader–the state’s largest paper–and author of an editorial that preceded Trump’s arrival to the Granite State.
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