Left-wing late-night television host Jimmy Kimmel used Disney-owned ABCs airwaves on Tuesday to urge liberal activists to keep disrupting President Donald Trumps rallies with vulgar chants targeting the planned White House ballroom.
According to Breitbart News, Kimmel seized on a recent incident at the presidents rally in Mississippi, where a heckler shouted, Shove that ballroom up your fat ass, before being swiftly removed by security. Wouldnt it be a shame if people started yelling that everywhere he goes? Shove that ballroom up your fat ass! Kimmel sneered during ABCs Jimmy Kimmel Live!, turning the outburst into a rallying cry for his left-wing audience.
Kimmel went further, fantasizing about the slogan becoming a protest brand, telling viewers, You know what would be even worse? If people started printing it on shirts, as he revealed a red t-shirt emblazoned with the phrase in white block letters. He then feigned restraint, adding with heavy sarcasm, Please, please dont do this at his next rally tomorrow in Ohio or the next one in South Carolina. Please! Its beneath us.
The comedians mockery comes as the Supreme Court, in a narrow 5-4 decision in August, allowed construction of the $400 million White House ballroom to proceed, a project the left has tried to turn into a symbol of supposed excess rather than national security. We are grateful for the Decision of the United States Supreme Court, the president said in a social media post, praising the Military/Ballroom Complex being built on the hallowed grounds of the White House, which is so vital for National Security, [and] will be THE GREATEST OF ITS KIND!
It is something that Presidents have wanted for 150 years, and that the Military has been seeking for the last 100 years, President Trump added, stressing that Their wish will soon be fulfilled! Construction is under budget and ahead of schedule. Thank you for your attention to this matter! While Kimmel and other media figures trade in crude taunts, conservatives are likely to view the ballroom project as a long-overdue investment in the presidency and the armed forces, and a reminder that serious governance, not late-night vulgarity, ultimately shapes the countrys future.
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