Yeah sorry.How informative that you lump "idiot", "opponent" and "wife" into one group. Something you'd like to share with the class?
You are correct though, in this usage "monkey" would be a verb, as it would in "monkey around". That's not in question. What actually is in question is why he would go out of his way to verbify the word "monkey" instead of the more common, say, "we can't screw this up" or "we can't mess this up". Also common would be "we can't fuck this up" but that's probably not making it to TV. But all of those would be common expressions where "monkey this up" is overtly forced. So the question is why he would choose to specifically verbify monkey, while specifically talking about an opponent who is black.
If this isn't clear have your idiot opponent wife essplain it.
He didn't go out of his was, it's common expression. That's just your hatred for the GOP and your irrational desire to destroy them that makes you say such stupid nonsense.
Oh it is huh.
When's the last time you ever heard it? Or read it?
Yeah exactly. Me too.
Multiple times, and even from your heroes 0bama, Pelosi, Schumer.
Calling bullshit. Right here, right now.
Prove me wrong with links. To any of the above. Hell, to anybody at all.A robo-call going out to Florida voters:
>> "Well hello there," the call begins as the sounds of drums and monkeys can be heard in the background, according to the New York Times. "I is Andrew Gillum. We Negroes ... done made mud huts while white folk waste a bunch of time making their home out of wood an stone."
The speaker goes on to say he'll pass a law letting African-Americans evade arrest "if the Negro know fo' sho he didn't do nothin.'"
... "There is no room for any racial politics here in Florida - none," [Gov. Rick Scott's] tweet said. "Florida is a melting pot of people from all over the globe, and we are proud of it. No attempts to divide people by race or ethnicity will be tolerated, from anyone. THIS. STOPS. NOW."
And a spokesman for Rep. Ron DeSantis - the GOP gubernatorial candidate criticized for making racially tinged comments about Gillum - called the robo-calls "disgusting." << --- "We Negroes" Robocall an Attempt to Weaponize Race
Did Ron DeSantis' campaign make this up? No. The same article says it names an Idaho white supremacist group as the sponsor.
But did Ron DeSantis light the fuse that set them off....?
Well that's what race-baiting is all about, isn't it.
Ohhhh FUCK - Please NOT Idaho
"I is Andrew Gillum."
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