Donald Trump Jr’s girlfriend was so hysterical during the first night of the Republican National Convention that she frightened GOP political strategist Ana Navarro’s dog.
Kimberly Guilfoyle screamed her pro-fascist speech at an empty venue as most Americans cringed at home.
That includes Navarro, who initially reacted on Twitter by describing Guilfoyle as a screaming “banshee.”
Screaming like a banshee in an empty room is extreme,y weird.
— Ana Navarro-Cárdenas (@ananavarro) August 25, 2020
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Navarro would go on to add more tidbits during an appearance on CNN the next morning by noting how her dog reacted to the speech.
“My dog was underneath my bed because it was — you know, it came across as somewhat unhinged, crazy and incredibly loud,” Navarro said.
So, Guilfoyle actually frightened Navarro’s dog, which means she likely scared pets across the country.
However, that pales in comparison to the number of Americans she scared. Her remarks were totally unhinged as she peddled Donald Trump and his authoritarian agenda almost as if she were channeling the North Korean propaganda lady. Either that or she took a hit of whatever drug her boyfriend Don Jr. was on while he spoke at the convention.
But Navarro had another criticism because Guilfoyle made it sound like Puerto Ricans are immigrants while she spoke about her Puerto Rican mother.
“I think we all know Puerto Ricans are not immigrants to America,” Navarro said. “Puerto Ricans are American citizens from birth. She is a natural-born U.S. citizen.”
Here’s the video:
Indeed, Puerto Ricans are natural-born American citizens and should be treated as such. But the Trump administration has preferred to treat Puerto Rico like a third-world foreign country because of his disdain for Latinos.
The first night of the Republican convention was a clown show dedicated to stroking Trump’s ego. The GOP is now a cult that frightens people and pets alike, and we’ll all have more to fear if the cult gets a second term.
Featured image via Flickr/Gage Skidmore, under Creative Commons license 2.0
