It appears that the GOP has allowed a crude, rude, racist, sexist, vile and monstrous figure to flourish in a manner that may very likely cost them the keys to the White House the senate and possibly many local and state races as well.
O.K., it's now 10 minutes later and I'm now eliminating the I because I figure that "vile" already is a word.
Put a hot iron on it and you're going to conjure a smell so vile that you'll figure out quickly that you'd better place a handkerchief over it before you continue.
Even as he told his classmates his tale of woe – a substory of an abusive father, a figure presented as vile but who, crucially, hasn't killed two teachers and threatened the lives of many, many more – I couldn't muster sympathy.
The Daily Mail ran a splash yesterday in which it exposed "the full extent of the shocking links between three senior Labour figures and a vile group that tried to legalise sex with children".
Over 40percentt of those incidents took place in the last two months of the year, after the terror attacks in Paris and San Bernardino, California ― while Donald Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, and other political figures employed increasingly vile anti-Muslim rhetoric. .
Specifically, it was now-deceased William Henry III, a Pulitzer Prize-winning cultural critic for Time, who coined the term to define what he saw as a terrible invasion of privacy against even the most vile and homophobic closeted public figures by gay activists and gay journalists, and, most pointedly, by me.
Mr. Smith's online name was "vile rat".
"It should not be the topic of banter and the fact that public figures are laughing about, it is vile," she said.
