WHEN you have NPD / Narcissistic Personality Disorder like (NOT MY) pres drumpf/trump seems to you believe you can do stuff like that to anyone. Apologies to the world, the majority of Americans who voted in the 2016 Presidential election DID NOT vote for him.
President Trump shoved the Montenegro prime minister at NATO
During his first joint meeting with North Atlantic Treaty Organization leaders, President Trump on Thursday appeared to push aside the prime minister of Montenegro.
In a video of the interaction, the president comes up from behind and then shoves Montenegro's Dusko Markovic to get to the front of the group of world leaders. Trump then adjusts his jacket.
Markovic appears to be taken aback at first, but after seeing that it was Trump, he smiles and pats Trump on the back.
When asked about the incident, Trump spokesman Sean Spicer said, "I have not seen the video."
He also noted that the standing order for the photo op was pre-determined, as usual.
Twitter, as always, had some thoughts:
No silly. That's just a 'locker room' shove. Nothing Trump does is offensive if you put 'locker room' in front of it. twitter.com/SteveKopack/st…
Honestly, the best part is Trump fixing his coat and doing that chin-in-the-air thing he does after the shove. twitter.com/stevekopack/st…
Yesterday, we had the Gianforte Bodyslam. Today, we have the Trump Shove. To say Trump is unrelated to the coarsening of politics is absurd. twitter.com/SteveKopack/st…
Trump truly taking "America First" to heart - willing to literally push aside world leaders to stand in front. twitter.com/SteveKopack/st…
Embarrassing.
The #TrumpShove has now replaced the #HillaryShimmy. #Trump #NATO twitter.com/stevekopack/st…
Did Trump just shove another NATO leader to be in the front of the group? pic.twitter.com/bL1r2auELd
@SteveKopack @SamHarrisOrg It was a friendly pat, not a shove. We've all experienced it. The guy even smiles at Trump & pats him on the back. Nothing to see here.
During the Thursday meeting, Trump called on other leaders to spend more money on security, but did not explicitly endorse NATO's commitment to collective defense.
Contributing: David Jackson
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