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Well, there's nothing like a little presidential trollery to make the press run in circles

shrieking like hens who've been trained at Henschool to run in circles and shriek at

a little presidential trollery. Anyone who's paid attention to this president understands

that he uses his belligerent New York sense of humor to tease and annoy anyone he finds

to be a puffed up fake or blowhard, whether it's Kim Jong-un, the Iranian mullahs, or Brian

Stelter at CNN. But the press doesn't seem to get the joke. For one thing, it's hard

for them to see Trump clearly without removing their heads from the bottom 12 inches of their

lower intestines. And for another thing, if they grant the Trump uses humor and insult

strategically, they might have to admit that the reason he beat their favored gangster

lady of a candidate in the last election, the reason he achieved more that was good for

America in his first year in office than the last president ever achieved, and the reason

his poll numbers have begun climbing despite their relentless negative coverage is that

he's smarter than they are, which is actually pretty funny in and of itself. On Monday,

during his New Year's address, brutal stinky pants, Fat Boy Kim Jong-un of North Korea told

his starving people, quote, the entire mainland of the U.S. is within the range of our nuclear

weapons, and the nuclear button is always on the desk of my office. They should accurately

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