Everyone Is Mad At Mike Huckabee For Saying Merkel Felt ‘Awkward’ On D-Day

Mike Huckabee CNN Republican Presidential Debate, Las Vegas, America - 15 Dec 2015 (Rex Features via AP Images)
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Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee (R) speculated that German chancellor Angela Merkel felt “awkward” during the D-Day commemoration with other world leaders.

And Twitter did not like it.

Merkel is with 15 other world leaders, including President Donald Trump, to celebrate D-Day’s anniversary in Portsmouth, England.

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  1. It runs in the family…

  2. Avatar for tena tena says:

    God the stupid burns.

    Huckabee, I’ve been in Sicily and Italy on Liberation Day = the day we invaded and started taking Italy back from the Germans - and there are always German tourists around. Doesn’t bother them either.

    You do realize most people who were alive during WWII aren’t anymore?

  3. there’s no kids’ table for cornpone grifters.

    nice.

  4. Avatar for sanni sanni says:

    Distraction, perhaps, from this message (nonverbal) sent to how he really feels about the remembrance?

  5. All these years after the war ended and Mike Huckabee has the itch to show the world, once again, what a nasty-ass idiot he has worked so hard to become. No Christian love for today’s Germany from this man.

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