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  'He said, "Sir, Sir! I know I'm not deserving, Sir," He really told me this people. He was wearing boots, big boots, white as the Adderall I snorted before coming on stage people, and we love our whites folks, believe me no one loves whites like Donald Trump.  "Mr. Trump, my campaign is sunk without your endorsement, sir.  Will you please, please give me your blessing?" He said this with tears in his eyes, whiny tears, like his voice, snot was all over his face - it was really quite something, folks.  Certainly not strong like I am.
context: and then he said 'sir' >
  
  CNN fact checker Daniel Dale’s deep dive into President Trump’s “crying men” “sir speeches” was an excellent piece of journalism. >
  
  Do you have a link? >
  
  Thanks! >
  
  Oh Trump, you apparently have no idea how you predictable your embellishments are. Quite embarrassing >
  
  "Big man, strong man, tears in his eyes" >
  
  As if Trump would feel anything except contempt for someone 'weak' enough to cry. >
  
  Trump loves "weakness." He loves it when someone previously opposed to him capitulates. Not only does he win a battle, he gains another henchman. To Trump, strong-willed people that he can't coerce are a threat. >
  
  No one writes Trump fan fiction quite as well as Trump. >
  
  
  The former president also said Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin was a “disappointment” after he didn’t properly appreciate the help Trump gave him to win his primary.
  
  Which is hilarious, because Glenn Youngkin didn't run in a primary (VA GOP held a state convention with the explicit purpose of avoiding a Trump-style candidate), and Trump didn't endorse him at that convention nomination fight. >
  
  Is this satire? Because it feels an awful lot like satire. >
  
  Tragicomedy. >
  
  But only because we are stuck in it.