Samantha Bee called Ivanka Trump a C-U-Next-Tuesday & the Deplorables are so mad

"Full Frontal with Samantha Bee" FYC Event

I have a filthy mouth, and I’m crude as hell. I literally just called Donald Trump a “whiny bitch” in an earlier story. I’ve referred to him – on this site and in real life – as a lot worse. I’ve also said a lot worse about his adult family members. The only Trump I’ve never trashed is Barron, because he’s just a kid. But Ivanka, Eric and Don Jr.? They are: complicit a–holes, treasonous c–ksuckers, felonous motherf–kers and utter f–king dumpster fires of humanity. It’s really not a big deal for an adult to say those things about another adult. But God bless it, now all of the Deplorable Snowflakes are so, so butthurt that Samantha Bee called Ivanka Trump a bad word!

Samantha used A Bad Word during the opening segment of Full Frontal on TBS. Bee was actually covering that story we discussed earlier this week, where Ivanka posted a photo of herself and her son at the same time the Trump administration was actively separating babies from their immigrant parents and shuffling unaccompanied minors into detention centers. Ivanka, the complicit bitch, knew exactly what she was f–king doing. This is what Bee said:

“Ivanka Trump, who works at the White House, chose to post the second most oblivious tweet we’ve seen this week,” Bee, TBS’ “Full Frontal” host, said during an opening segment on Wednesday’s show focused on separating migrant children from their parents at the Mexico-United States border. Displaying a Sunday tweet from President Trump’s 36-year-old daughter featuring an image of her holding her son, Bee said, “You know, Ivanka, that’s a beautiful photo of you and your child, but let me just say one mother to another: do something about your dad’s immigration practices, you feckless c–t.”

[From The Hill]

Do you see the issue? Because I would not have blinked twice, mostly because I’ve said the same thing about Ivanka. But the Deplorables think that Roseanne Barr was fired because she just said one bad word, therefore Samantha Bee MUST BE CANCELED! Note: Roseanne Barr was fired for being a racist, bigoted, anti-Semitic a–hole and it got to the point where Disney/ABC was rightfully embarrassed to be mainstreaming her vile brand of unhinged conservativism. But please allow the false equivalencies to pour out:

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  1. Natalie S. says:

    Wait, are we firing people for swearing? Because Roseanne was fired for racism. But if we are firing people for swearing what about that guy who stood in a front of a podium and yelled about getting a SOB off the field?

    • NoShame says:

      Agreed, but Bee also handed this to the deplorables. I have no doubt Ivanka is a giant CUNT, but the word is loaded. They’re going to whine about this for an entire year now playing the victim card and feasting on their endless whataboutism. We shouldn’t make it easier for them.

    • CariBean says:

      *mic drop*

    • Kitten says:

      First comment and it’s the winning one. Nicely done.

    • Mina says:

      It’s not the swearing, it’s the pretty bad slur. Do you think it’s okay that on television someone is calling another woman the c word? Is it okay because it’s a woman who said it? Or because it’s against Ivanka? Insulting someone is wrong, no matter your politics. You have other ways to criticize a public figure.

      • Tiffany :) says:

        Insulting someone isn’t always “wrong”. That’s a pretty extreme line to draw.

        IMO, I DO think it would be different if a man would have used this term against a woman, but I don’t think it is wrong for a woman to use it. It also would have been wrong for an elected official to make it, but Sam is a comedian not a politician.

        Ivanka was using her maternal assets to promote herself, and as a woman, Samantha was pointing out the hypocrisy of this action. Cuddling your child while throwing other people’s children to the wolves DOES need to be called out in passionate terms. Ivanka is a member of the Administration, she needs to be held accountable for the policies she is supporting.

      • Mina says:

        The hired face of a television show insulting someone with a bad slur on screen is wrong and unethical, even if she’s a comedian (who discusses politics). Everyone who works in the media knows that, because there are standard practices and rules we should follow. Calling out Ivanka for what she did was the right move, no one is complaining about that, but using the slur wasn’t. Her whole message was lost because of it. And it worries me that you think it’s okay if it’s a woman insulting another woman.

      • Tiffany :) says:

        She’s not really the “hired face of a television show”. This is her show and her opinions are featured on it. She created it, executive produces it, and writes it. I don’t think it is wise to use words like “everyone” when it doesn’t apply. Cable comedy programs have used racy language for almost 2 decades now. This isn’t network TV and it is on late at night. It is exactly the kind of show where viewers expect the comedy to cross some lines.

        Go ahead and be worried about my thoughts, but institutionalized power structures make a HUGE impact on how words are used and received. A man using the word is much different than a woman using the word, because she hasn’t benefited from patriarchy.

    • Tiffany :) says:

      Great point, Natalie S.

    • wood dragon says:

      Well, I guess it comes down to this question/pseudo-paradox :
      Which is worse? Being a grifting, self-involved, self-interested enabler of the man who is destroying our democracy – or calling that individual out, however crudely, for being such a noxious piece of work in pseudo-designer clothes?
      The former would be my guess as she is aiding the Anti-President.

  2. Mar says:

    I seriously don’t understand how anyone could compare the two comments. For real. How did we get here.

    • Athyrmose says:

      White Supremacy

    • Juliette says:

      Exactly how I feel. That anyone can make a correlation between blatantly racist comments vs. insulting someone (some might say rightfully so) astounds me, So ignorant and wilfully blind to the differences.

      Swearing and calling someone a c**t can not be compared to calling POC apes (or the myriad of other racist comments). Their pure ignorance makes me ragey.

    • Milla says:

      Cos some people are useless spineless and ignorant af. They don’t wanna learn or see what’s about to hit them in the face.

      And that Rosseane woman didn’t just send one tweet. Her whole acc is a mess. Why didn’t Twitter shut her down? She hides behind religion, but she’s putting shame on Jewish families.

    • Esmom says:

      Willful f^*cking ignorance.

    • Mina says:

      I don’t think they’re comparable. One is an sexist insult, the other is pretty bad racism. I still think it’s not okay, but not to the point of getting her fired. The issue is it came so close to Roseanne’s thing, that of course some would point the double standards, although ABC and TBS are different networks with different values so it’s a moot point.

      • ernie says:

        Interesting that you find it sexist. I find it it sexist that people think women shouldn’t be able to call other women cuss words.

      • Mina says:

        Um, words like that and p**sy and d*ck are sexist by definition. Ones are just more offensive than others. I don’t think any woman should be called the c word on television, by a woman or a man. It’s different in your private life, if you want to talk like that.

      • ernie says:

        Just because a word can be called gender specific does not by definition make it sexist. You may find it vulgar. Point being, I get sick of women being held to a higher standard with this kind of thing. If a male host called a male in the WH administration a p**ck or d***, hardly anyone would bat an eye.

      • Veronica says:

        C*nt is an extremely sexist word. I don’t know why that is even an argument. But Bee knew that. She called her that because she was intentionally attacking Ivanka’s femininity – the mask of attractive blonde feminitity she uses to put a pretty face on evil.

      • ernie says:

        You can ascribe sexism to the word itself; that’s really not the argument. The point is that people have a problem with a woman calling another woman a “bad word,” and therein lies the real sexism.

  3. aims says:

    I too have a foul mouth. I have zero problem with hearing colorful talk from others. Rarely do I use the c you next Tuesday. I only break it out on special occasions to deserving people. Yes, Ivanka would fall in that category. As far as I’m concerned, gloves are off when it comes to this Fu*ker and anyone associated with him.

    • LizLemonGotMarried (aka The Hufflepuff Liz Lemon) says:

      Ha-AIMS, for me, the see you next Tuesday word rarely comes out, but when I say it one, I say it thirty or forty times in the same rant because it’s like ripping the bandage off. I like it with g-d, useless, f*cking c*** personally. But I’m a foul mouthed sl*t so 🤷🏻‍♀️

      • Cran says:

        C*** is a word I reserve for special occasions. I have never considered using it in combination with feckless. I thank Samantha Bee for sharing.

    • ktae says:

      Totally agreed Aims, its not a word I use often. But when the it comes out, it comes OUT. I curse like a sailor, so language dosen’t bother me. I have taken to using the phrase twat waffle when referring to my ex sister in law and the ringer she put my brother through.

    • Kitten says:

      Yup! I honestly detest the word but I have ZERO f*cks to give about it being used to describe Ivanka, particularly by a comedian.

  4. lucy2 says:

    Um…have they seen Samantha’s show?

    Also, she’s going after people for their actions, or lack thereof, where Roseanne was insulting someone because of their race. If people don’t see the difference in that, I don’t know what to tell them.

    • Anne says:

      IKR. I’m kind of really, really want to make them watch a segment of Samantha insulting Ted Cruz. Now THAT is pure gold.

    • Morgan says:

      Hahaha – yes! I like Sam Bee and agree with everything she says but half the time I feel like she’s a little too vulgar for me to really enjoy her show. She goes way farther than any of the other Daily Show folks. So I can see the uproar,but I’m the context of her show, it’s truly nothing.

  5. Abby says:

    I agree with the sentiment because Ivanka is despicable but oppose the language regardless of who the target was.
    Yes there is a tremendous difference between what Barr did and what Bee did.
    But both are offensive although for very different reasons.

  6. Ladykeller says:

    She has neither the warmth nor the depth of a c@nt.

  7. Mishka says:

    I love her. Where were the conservatives calling out people for all the racist crap spewed when Obama was president and which continues. Crickets!!

  8. Neelyo says:

    God these people have to work so hard to make X = Z all of the time. I just ignore these equal opportunity outrages because it’s not even worth trying to explain nuance.

    And Megyn Kelly is a C U Next Tuesday too.

    • Jerusha says:

      Don’t neglect Ann Coulter, Tomi Lahren, Jeanine Pierro, Sarah Suckabee Panders, Betsy DeVos, the list is endless.

    • otaku fairy says:

      They all are. Notice Megyn’s moronic and appropriative use of ‘Love is Love’- as if not censoring one’s reactions to someone choosing to actively support (and benefit from) racism and misogyny is totally the same as discriminating against someone for choosing not to treat their sexual orientation as a moral failing or something that needs curing. Dumb bitch.

  9. Mumbles says:

    Lol that people are upset that Bee told the truth. Imo her bigger problem is her gullibility (e.g. how she was a stooge in Glenn Beck’s phony rehabilitation campaign, and her fawning interview of Eric Schneiderman).

  10. G says:

    I just hate the C word.

    • otaku fairy says:

      I get how some women can genuinely hate that word, even though for me personally it has to have a certain context in order to be offensive. The deplorables and their sympathizers who are up in arms about this now aren’t acting on genuine respect for women though. These people are not above defending violence against women on the regular and going on anti-choice, puritanical rants about unwed mothers, birth control, and feminism turning America’s daughters into wh*res, dirty used lollipops, literal garbage, etc.

    • sa says:

      I also HATE the C word and I think it’s degrading to women. (full disclosure, I also hate the B word and how it’s become an acceptable word to most people).

      Having said that, using the C word is not even in the same discussion as racist tweeting. No comparison.

  11. BlueSky says:

    I think calling this complicit b@@ch a C U Next Tuesday is being kind. And no it’s not the same as calling a black woman an ape.

    • Snowflake says:

      ^^^exactly! Why are people acting as if an insult is the same as a rac.ist insult? Wtf is wrong with people?

  12. Incredulous says:

    I’m Irish, that’s barely sticking a toe in the water, swear-wise.

    • Yellowrocket says:

      I agree, but when I visited the states my sister warned me about my liberal use of that word, she said it’s a way bigger deal over there than it is to us and people get really offended about it.

      Is this true American celebitches?

      • Veronica says:

        Yes, it’s viewed as extremely offensive and vulgar over here. You call a woman that in The States, and you’re asking for a fight. Bee was bringing the fisticuffs.

  13. aang says:

    I’ve noticed the Irish writer Roddy Doyle puts the C word in his character’s mouths. Can any Irish reader out there comment on the more casual use of the word in Ireland? It seems to be used by men and directed at other men in his writing. The word doesn’t really bother me, depends on the context I guess.

    • Cate says:

      Yeah, it’s pretty common as a derogatory term…for men. My husband is British and it’s not uncommon for the c-word to come flying out if he is ranting about really awful male co-workers. Don’t think I’ve ever heard him use it to refer to a woman.

    • Ewe says:

      I lived all over Ireland and NI for years and the c-word was used towards men and women. It’s derogatory, but I’m Swedish and we have “fitta” – which is the equivalent of the c-word – so I don’t really care…

      When guys used to call me the c-word in middle school I’d just reply: “you only wish cos this is the closest you’ll ever get to one”

    • nicole says:

      Its used all the time here for men and women, no big deal really.

  14. Carol says:

    Sorry, but its not ok IMO for Samantha to use the C word when referring to Ivanka or any woman. Not ok with me at all. Yes, the pic that Ivanka chose to tweet was despicable the day it was reported that so many immigrant kids can’t be located. And yes I’m angry that this stupid administration is so racist, sexist, and deplorable but Samantha doesnt add anything by using the C word. She just adds to the noise that makes it ok to call people anything you want when you are angry.

    • Veronica says:

      Normally, I have issues with using that word against women, but here I think it was used very calculatingly – because Ivanka is utilizing her white femininity and maternity to distract from the horrific treatment of POC and immigrants, effectively highlighting the racial divide in terms of which women and children are afforded their humanity. She’s going after her femaleness BECAUSE Ivanka is weaponizing and politicizing her white female beauty privilege.

      • otaku fairy says:

        This. We’re not looking at a case of an imperfect ally who tries and who’s generally on the right side of equality/human rights issues, but just has a blindspot or occasional slip up where they don’t get it. This is someone who is all too willing to actively support white supremacy and violent misogyny. If a woman wants to do that, she should not expect to get much of the ‘political correctness’ that the side she’s pandering to hates so much. Be prepared to be treated just like the vile conservative men you’re enabling.

      • Tiffany :) says:

        “She’s going after her femaleness BECAUSE Ivanka is weaponizing and politicizing her white female beauty privilege.”

        Very well written.

  15. JENN4037 says:

    I’m tired of the finger pointing on both sides. Roseanne made a racist statement and suffered the consequences – as she should.

    Bee used profanity to make her point – but I don’t like the word she used. To be fair, I don’t watch her show so I don’t care.

    But all networks do not have the same agenda. All contracts don’t have the same rules.

    I’m so over the polarized society. No one is willing or able to compromise anymore and I feel so much of this is encouraged by the ratings seeking media.

  16. Marty says:

    Is it an offensive word? Absolutely, like most swear words, it’s meant to be. But trying to equate that with racism and bigotry? Not even in the same ballpark. The right wing loves to play whataboutism.

  17. Livethelifeaquatic says:

    STFU Meghan Mccain! No one gives a shit about your opinion. Just as bad as any of the nepotism models.

    Ivanka can be a cunt and roseann can be racist. The two are NOT mutually exclusive of one another.

  18. Mabs A'Mabbin says:

    Hey I wouldn’t go there, but I’m surely thankful someone did. More power to anyone donning a social soldier’s helmet, taking aim and firing. Let the sh*t fly.

  19. guilty pleasures says:

    I love me some Sam Bee, I PVR her every week and cheer her out loud. I agree that the ‘C’ word is the worst possible epithet to use on someone (and have some thoughts on the violence and misogyny of vilifying a beautiful piece of female anatomy) but I RAGE with her, and most of you, in my loathing of these disgusting humans who are currently running the free world into the ground, like Orange Turd does with absolutely everything he touches.
    I am, therefor, conflicted about the use of ‘the word,’ but agree with the intent with every fibre of my being. I also find it laughable that ANYONE can conflate what was rightfully (and too late) done to Roseanne because of her ongoing racism with our repudiation of this force of evil called +rump.

  20. Helen Smith says:

    The right has learned from the far left to use social media outrage and boycotts to go after prominent celebrities.

    This isn’t about snowflakiness. This is a street fight for the culture of America. It has been happening since the sixties. The fight just has moved onto social media and the regular media gets drawn in like a junkie looking for their next fix.

    Personally, I’m sick and tired of the entire thing. The older I become the more libertarian I become. The more I want to scream everyone leave each other (and me) the eff alone.

  21. Jodi says:

    My question is why are the Deplorable Snowflakes watching Samantha Bee to begin with? Shouldn’t their TVs be permanently set on Faux News?

  22. JennyJenny says:

    I’m just trying to figure out what the outfit thing is on the youngster.
    Aren’t these baby cocoons more for infants?

    • Lightpurple says:

      There is so much wrong with what that kid is wearing. Yes, those swaddling cocoon things are usually put on younger kids, kids who cannot walk yet. A toddler could stand up in that and send himself tumbling head first into something. Then, we have all the carefully mismatched yet complimentary prints, two on him and one on her so they coordinate. Because every normal mom’s attire is coordinated with what her youngest wore to bed the night before. Then, the kid’s clothes look fresh and not slept in. On top of it all, Nagini is wearing a sleeveless, back-baring, midriff-baring, low square necked thing in light weight material while the poor kid is bundled in long-sleeved, flannel pjs with a heavier vest and cocoon on an 85 degree day. The poor kid would have roasted if he slept in that.

      • whatWHAT? says:

        that….THING…she has on looks like something from the 90s that Donna Martin from BH 90210 would have worn.

        or, something that Kelly Kapowski from SBTB would have worn.

        https://goo.gl/images/F5uNmV

        hope the link to the GIF is OK. (it’s Kelly Kapowski)

  23. Indiana Joanna says:

    It’s not a nice word, but ho hum.

    Grifter Barbie’s photo was offensive on so many levels and it was stylized to shill her cr*p. So basically using her unearned special position to benefit herself while not using her special position to do something worthwhile for children torn from their mothers.

    I think she deserves words more appropriate for being a monster. But she is completely impervious to criticism and just tweets misappropriated, uncredited quotes from Roman dictators.

  24. Mia4s says:

    Dear America,

    Your children are dying in school shootings at a rate unheard of in any civilized nation and you’ve put a brainless pig and his minions in your White House. That’s vulgarity. Please prioritize.

    Love,
    Your Canadian Neighbour who knows a C**t when she sees one.

  25. TyrantDestroyed says:

    Ivanka is not a c… she is an empty head doll who thinks is the most conniving Trump genius but she is not even that.

  26. Shelley says:

    Deplorables are the dumbest of the dumb. They can’t understand the obvious much less something, that to their ignorant minds, is a nuance.

  27. qtpi says:

    Anyone that watches this show knows that she drops major NSFW language often.

  28. adastraperaspera says:

    Samantha Bee continues to do the lord’s work. Amen!

  29. Erbs says:

    Apparently only men are allowed to use that word

  30. thaisajs says:

    I don’t agree with anyone using that word, which I find offensive. That said, I don’t think Samantha Bee deserves to be fired etc. If I advertised on her show, I might think twice about continuing to do so simply because I don’t think that’s an appropriate word to use. But her use of it is in no way comparable to what Rosanne Barr tweeted.

  31. Maria F. says:

    I do not like that she apologised for it. That just basically is agreeing with her critics. I am not a fan of the word, but if you want to be tough, at least stick to your guns. Or think before you speak.
    Now there has been this entire drama for nothing and the message that Ivanka Trump is despicable has gotten lost in the shuffle.

  32. Mina says:

    Come on. If someone had said that about Michelle Obama while she was still in the White House, they would have got fired and we all know it. I don’t think we help the cause by having double standards. Roseanne deserved to be fired, Samantha Bee deserves more than a slap on the wrist.

    • Linda says:

      Thats right. And they would have also been called racist if they called Michelle that. Its just not appropriate to call someone that.

    • otaku fairy says:

      “If someone had said that about Michelle Obama while she was still in the White House, they would have got fired and we all know it.” THIS IS ZERO PERCENT ABOUT GENDER OR RACE AND 100% ABOUT INDIVIDUAL BEHAVIOR. The same would be said if white republicans were crying about Jared Kushner being called a dick or an asshole, which is basically how c*nt is being used in this context- by another woman.

      • Mina says:

        I wasn’t talking about race. I was making a point that people excuse Bee’s insult because she made it against a woman in a position of power that’s (deservedly) not liked by them. But you know if someone had used that very word against Michelle Obama (a woman in a position of power that is liked), the same that are excusing Bee would be up in arms demanding action from the network. It just bothers me that we are willing to allow things that are objectively wrong just because the target of the slur is someone we don’t like.

      • Otaku fairy says:

        It’s not because we just don’t like her. It’s because she- like her brother, like her husband- is a garbage human being. That’s the point here- not the popularity of Michelle vs. the popularity of Ivanka. Sorry, but not everybody is going to shed feminist tears over a rich white Trump supporter of either sex being called a genital.

    • twocatsngirl says:

      Mina— there was never any reason to call Michelle Obama a c*nt. There are all sorts of reasons to call Ivanka one.

      • twocatsngirl says:

        I hate the term false equivalency, but that’s what you’ve got going here.

  33. Eric says:

    I love to swear too and enjoy a good mashup of the greatest hits. However, I use that c-word so sparingly it’s like an 86-year comet making that rarest of appearances.

  34. CK3 says:

    As I’ve said before, I don’t care when bad things happen to bad people. Those ignorant deplorables are doing what they always do, try to get someone fired for speaking ill of that asshat and his terrible family. This time it’s under the guise of Rosanne, which is like comparing apples to oranges. They did the same exact thing with Jemele Hill and now they’re trying, aided by the media’s “both sides” narrative, with Bee.

    Ivanka Trump is more than deserving of all the ill will towards her and hopefully will either be visiting her husband in jail for the next 20 years or be receiving visits from him. I don’t care which one tbh.

  35. madonami says:

    Kaiser, you are now officially the only other person I’ve ever heard (read) use “God bless it” in this way other than my mother and I am CRYING laughing.

  36. Valerie says:

    I don’t like that word, but the Tr*mp family is full of … well… dicks…

    • rabbitgirl says:

      I don’t like that word either. But, if there was ever a reason to use that word, it should be used regularly as a description of Daddy, Jr., stupider brother and Jarvanka. Dick is simply not offensive enough of a word to describe just how offensive these people are. C word does the trick.

  37. madonami says:

    This sh_t is one of many reasons I cannot f_cking stand Ivanka: She will likely say absolutely nothing about all of this publicly. Wingnuts are comparing it to Roseanne and Valerie Jarrett. Well, let’s see. Roseanne said something publicly. Valerie Jarrett said something publicly. Sam Bee has said something publicly.

    Ivanka, however, will sit on her precious princess ass and let Daddy do the fuming and the entire Right Wingnut Outrage Machine do its false equivalence bullsh_t thing and She. Will. Not. Lift. A. Finger. She will let this sh_t rage and do and say absolutely nothing. God forbid princess says anything of substance, or wades into anything difficult. At most, she will go on Fox and baby whisper breathless words about being Shocked, Shocked I Say at how rough and tumble politics is.

    I see people attack Chelsea all the time on Twitter for the way she politely trolls back at people. I like Chelsea, but even if I didn’t, sh_t, at least she can stand on her own two feet and has some damn things of substance to say.

    Also, maybe if Ivanka hadn’t posted that HUGELY ASSHOLIC tweet, this wouldn’t have happened. I’m sure she will own her own sh_t. 🙄🙄

  38. Gigi LaMoore says:

    I have been black for all of my 46 years. Sorry, can’t co-sign on this. It’s disgusting and beneath Samantha, who I actually like a lot. What happened to civil discourse? I’m of the Michelle Obama school of going high.

  39. Delaney says:

    Sponsors are jumping ship, TBS has thrown her under the bus — Sam’s having a bad day, and I am here for it.

    I’m not worried about Ivanka, though. I’m sure she’s used to having ugly girls hate on her by now.

    • rabbitgirl says:

      Delaney: Wow, you actually are defending Ivanka based on her looks? Oh wait, deplorables only like shiny things. It’s like pretend Christianity where the shiny church means more than the actual words in the bible. I get it. You wave your deplorable flag girl. Fly it high above your trailer so that the rend-neck inbreds can all celebrate in unison with a round of meth and moonshine.

  40. Lyla says:

    Remember when Ted Nugent called Hilary the c word? Yeah, the white noise was so outraged they called him in for a photo op. What about when Roseanne called Hilary the same thing? Hmmm….

    Dinesh D calls Obama a gay Muslim and says that Michelle is a man and was pardoned today

    The Dotard calls refer the nfl players as son of bitch, African nations as shit holes, makes fun of disabled reporters, talks about grabby pu$$y, etc…so spare me the conservative outrage.

  41. Harryg says:

    Well…

  42. Odesa says:

    I just find it so funny that the Deplorables are not disputing the “feckless” part in anyway

  43. Me says:

    Accurate statement is accurate. No big deal. Love the word, use it all the time for both men and women who act like cunts.

  44. rabbitgirl says:

    My observation on this:

    1. Hilarious. They are so anti-PC because it is damaging their precious freedom to express their hate. But suddenly, the C word is a no – no. They are okay with the P word though. So much so, they elected the man who uttered that about someone’s daughter as POTUS.

    2. They just want payback because Roseanne

    3. The best response was from Sally Field

    4. And yes, if there was ever a reason to use the C word, it should be applied generously to the entire Trump family. In fact, it should be a mantra.

  45. Poppy says:

    Chaucer used the word ‘cunt’ so maybe Samantha Bee was just making a literary reference? 😉

  46. sunshine gold says:

    It’s not on the same level as Roseanne, but it’s tasteless. Take the high road, just don’t even go there with crap like that.

  47. Rescue Cat says:

    It’s open slather now. C-bombs away! 😀