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✍ Sometimes Trump-bashing is just too tempting for a liberal journalist to resist. And sometimes that leads to trouble. Aaron Rupar, a journalist for the liberal website Vox, found out both of those facts with a Labor Day tweet that he eventually had to delete. But that still didn’t save him from a round of ribbing on social media. In the original tweet, Rupar mocked President Donald Trump’s decision to use a presidential proclamation to declare Labor Day. Apparently, Rupar objected to the standard, boiler-plate language of presidential proclamations that declare such-and-such is happening “by the authority vested in me by the Constitution and the laws of the United States.” “Does he … does he think he just created Labor Day?” Rupar wrote. The ellipses are particularly striking, denoting an elite consciousness struck speechless by yet another Trump monstrosity. But the problem, as Rupar clearly found out post-publication, is that the president was not declaring the creation ...
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