Not to mention media leaks from Mueller. When he finally starts to leak like Comey did, that'll be strike 3. The Reps will be feeling like castaway's.

It's quite purposeful. They're trying their damndest to not take it seriously, because they don't want the American people to take it seriously.

Isn't KFC one of the things the left was trying to use against Trump to basically say he was an unhealthy slob who sets bad examples? That evened itself out quickly. I guess neither party takes politics seriously.

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/democrat-kfc-barr-stunt-racially-insensitive-diamond-silk
Lol. According to Fox eating fried chicken is now racist.

If any group was going to play the race card then it would be Diamond and Silk.

https://www.cnn.com/2017/12/08/health/trump-diet-unhealthy/index.html

https://inews.co.uk/news/no-more-kfc-and-big-macs-this-is-what-donald-trump-eats-on-board-air-force-one/

Be Honest? Once or twice? Trump is 72 and has spent his life eating in a manner the world deems extremely unhealthy today, yet he's far from kicking the bucket. How unhealthy can it really be then? How old does he have to end up, to be able to say he lived long enough to prove those foods aren't as unhealthy as we think they are, based on how you treat your body aside from that? 75? 80? 100+?

I don't recall Trump bragging about eating unhealthy and the tweets in the articles don't even mention the food. Just because there were pics posted of him eating could mean anything or nothing. How many people post pics of their meals or with food around them in general and how many do so all for the exact same reason and for that specific purpose?

If you're going to say that Trump tweeting pics of eating fast food is a bad thing, then a senator eating fast food in front of many camera's, who's doing it on purpose to make a point about a controversy, that the msm will certainly run with, is just as bad if not worse. He's basically saying it's ok to harm yourself to make a point, while also advertising that to America and the world. This is on top of the Reps not taking the situation seriously, so the Dems decide to 'one up' them with chicken prop jokes?

More specifically to my initial point, the left and right both have their issue's, and clearly don't know when to stop while they're ahead. “What is required for many of us, paradoxical though it may sound, is the courage to tolerate happiness without self-sabotage.”

Well everyone see's things differently, and everyone is going to have trouble seeing things based on the other side due to bias, no matter how minor. In this case for example, based on what you've described, I can't say that's Trump bragging. Saying fast food tastes better and those restaurants are cleaner has little to do with how healthy the food is for you. If a woman is said to be more attractive and sexier but is a hardcore gold digger should you marry her?

Now indirectly, he's potentially sending people down an unhealthy path, but to say that's his goal and is doing so purposely is really reaching. To assume he does understand this is a potential consequence, but also assumes people are dumb or lazy enough not to balance it by eating healthy sometimes or exercising, etc, doesn't make much sense unless you think he has some agenda to specifically poison peoples bodily health. Does the senator know and want this? Probably not.

As for the commercials, people have been programmed to think just because a star, authority, or leader, is in a commercial, they approve of the product in the ad. This is not the case. It can be, but it's just as possible, if not more likely, they simply want the money or publicity, and don't care about the product at all. Did Kap really care about Nike or does he care about the money and publicity for his cause? What about Ford and her bottle of Coke?

Yes, the President's health matters to a degree because you don't want them to keel over due to their eating habits, but as long as they are being medically examined and are healthy enough to do their job, who really cares? As long as they themselves, aren't constantly throwing that in people's faces, it's not something people should worry about. If for example, they're worried about their kids being influenced, then be a parent and teach them. If they don't listen or learn, that's not really someone else's fault. Majority the parents fault, partially the kids fault and minutely the stars fault.

Are you arguing that fast food isn't unhealthy? I just want to be clear, is that what you are doing here?

Well first off you took one section of a collective, which are all intertwined, not to mention the articles, one of which explains Trump is now eating healthier.

Secondly, by asking how unhealthy can it be, I'm clearly implying it's unhealthy, but how destructive is it exactly is the underlying point. Which would mean it's unhealthy to some degree, but whether it's slightly unhealthy, or horrendously unhealthy, is the question.

Thirdly, as this is part of what was said prior, these stars do not necessarily want to promote the product itself, or care about the product at all. If people choose to stuff their faces and sit on their butts all day, it's their fault for what follows. You shouldn't eat lot's of fast food if you can't burn it off, whether that's natural or through exercise, just like how you shouldn't go out and purchase a bunch of luxury items through credit if you don't plan to pay them off, naturally or though extra work.

How is this a bad thing? I'd be surprised if the Mueller report did not come up in their convo.