The internet loses it after Pence accuses Kaine of ‘whipping out that Mexican thing again’
In a vice presidential debate that was long on interruptions and short on point scoring, it took until the last minute before a candidate said something that may define — or be remembered — from either Hillary Clinton running mate Tim Kaine or Donald Trump defender Mike Pence.
Kaine took shot after shot at GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump trying to get a rise out of Pence and may have scored after repeatedly reminding the Indiana governor that Trump called Mexicans “rapists.”
With Kaine bringing it up once again during the waning moments, an irritated Pence shot back, “You whipped out that Mexican thing again,” reminding many of a famous line from Blazing Saddles.
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"Your bringing up the Mexican thing again" pic.twitter.com/4rC0qb8eh0— Kevin byDesign (@Kevin_byDesign) October 5, 2016
Always quick to spot a line, Twitter was on it:
.@mike_pence to @timkaine: “You whipped out that Mexican thing again” https://t.co/x6vEzCfzh0
— POLITICO (@politico) October 5, 2016
— Chris Suellentrop (@suellentrop) October 5, 2016
Latino Twitter not happy w/ Pence. Pissed as hell w/ "You whipped out that Mexican thing" comment. Metio la pata. (Stuck his foot in mouth).
ADVERTISEMENT— Ana Navarro (@ananavarro) October 5, 2016
Mike Pence just accused Tim Kaine of "whippin' out that Mexican thing again."
— Tea Pain (@TeaPainUSA) October 5, 2016
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All I heard was Pence talking about spending time on his knees and "whipping out the Mexican thing."
— joseph langdon (@josephglangdon) October 5, 2016
"Can you stop whipping out that Mexican thing?" – VP pick from a party who can't understand why they don't get the hispanic vote.#VPDebate
— Raf Esparza (@EarlyLateNight) October 5, 2016
My plan to unify America is to whip out that Mexican thing again
ADVERTISEMENT— Jonathan Chait (@jonathanchait) October 5, 2016
For tomorrow's lunch special, we'll be whipping out that Mexican thing.
— WesWings (@Weswings) October 5, 2016
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Does this count as whipping out a Mexican thing? pic.twitter.com/UC2vZwMXTO
— (((Brendan Maher))) (@bmaher) October 5, 2016
I feel like we should trust the Mexican to decide whether or not to whip out his thing or not. #VPDebate
— Heidi (@heidibod) October 5, 2016
I will be pulling that "Mexican thing" card going forward. 😂😂😂 #VPDebate
ADVERTISEMENT— Ruben Macias (@ATF_RubenXO) October 5, 2016
Remember – I was first to warn people about why whipping out your Mexican thing is so dangerous. Must be vigilant! https://t.co/SgJyK8xeYG
— Donald Trump, PhD (@ScientistTrump) October 5, 2016
Pence: You're whipping out that Mexican thing again. pic.twitter.com/vVMIXywTPz
— Jacob Desjarlais (@jacobdesjarlais) October 5, 2016
Donald Trump considers himself a legendary salesman, but can he really sell America on giving him four more drama-filled years at the White House?
Tuesday, he'll make his big pitch.
The 2020 reelection kickoff rally is being held in Orlando, Florida and campaign operations chief Michael Glassner says the "historic" event "has already generated tens of thousands of ticketing requests."
There's little mystery about how the night will go down.
Expect Trump, the self-promoting hero of his ghost-written book "The Art of the Deal," to claim the US economy is richer, the military stronger, and the country more respected than ever in history.
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After a Florida man was arrested for trying to start a race war, a member of his own family slammed his values.
"A Florida man’s social media posts that threatened violence against African-Americans, Jews and homosexuals and that urged his followers to start a race war netted him a $1 million bond," the Miami Herald reported Saturday. "And then there’s another $100,000 bond he would have to pay to get out of Lee County Jail because of a weapons charge."
Joshua Leff, 40, is being held in the Lee County Jail.
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"Do you believe that the Failing New York Times just did a story stating that the United States is substantially increasing Cyber Attacks on Russia. (sic) This is a virtual act of Treason by a once great paper so desperate for a story, any story, even if bad for our Country ... also, not true," the commander-in-chief tweeted on Saturday evening.
"Anything goes with our corrupt news media today," Trump argued.
"They will do, or say, whatever it takes, with not even the slightest thought of consequence," he continued.
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