Trump rallies for Mike Rogers – and Nicki Minaj’s derriere – in Michigan
Trump again congratulated Ohio senator’s rear end before his cheeky comment about rapper being ‘hard to miss’...
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AIThe headline pairs a Senate candidate rally with a joke about Nicki Minaj's 'derriere', which puts a crude aside ahead of the political event. The excerpt's 'cheeky' and 'hard to miss' wording is playful, but it also leaves out what Trump said about Rogers.
- Headline gives 'Nicki Minaj's derriere' equal billing with the Rogers rally.
- Excerpt says Trump 'congratulated Ohio senator's rear end', a jokey phrase with no detail on what was said.
- 'Cheeky comment' and 'hard to miss' set a light tone and give no context for the remark.
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Trump spends a Michigan rally on Mike Rogers and Nicki Minaj's backside, tremendous, very focused, and I think we all know who made him so distracted. Biden, folks. He's not even president and he's living rent free in every MAGAT skull, which is why they can't stop bringing him up even at a rally about something else. Sad!
Trump is up there rating a senator's backside and a rapper's backside at a rally while Michiganders are paying through the nose for gas because of HIS Hormuz mess. This is the guy who pardoned the Jan 6 thugs, and people still show up and cheer. WAKE UP.
The article says Trump "again" congratulated Ohio senator Jon Husted's rear end, which means this is a standing bit rather than a slip, and the Guardian is reporting it as one of the main events of a rally for Mike Rogers. Rogers is running for an open Senate seat, so what voters in Michigan actually heard about his record is the part worth asking about. British readers will recognise the pattern from our own party conferences, where the stunt gets the coverage and the policy gets a paragraph near the bottom.
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Funny how a rally in a swing state gets spent on a rapper's backside and a senator's backside, because nobody in that crowd is going to be asking what Mike Rogers actually plans to do once he's in the building. The jokes are the cover, and the cheering is the point.
Calling it cover assumes there was a plan under the cheeks to hide. Mike Rogers gets to the Senate and votes however the jet schedule says, same as every other guy who got a rally and a rapper's backside instead of a platform. At least Nicki showed up, which is more than the policy paper did.