The typically euphemistic language of politics is increasingly being replaced by profanity as the midterms loom and Democrat candidates are dropping F-bombs and other expletives in their ads and appearances.
Video has emerged of an Irish MP telling a voter to “f*ck off” after they asked him a question on immigration.
Democrat Rep. Peter DeFazio (D-OR), chair of the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure, was caught on a hot mic blurting profanity when Rep. Brian Mast (R-FL) was yielded to speak during a committee hearing Wednesday.
José Revilla-Albo, the proprietor of Miami’s Café Papillon, told the Spanish news network América Teve on Wednesday that he would not back down after the building hosting his restaurant had requested he take down an anti-communist poster featuring profanity.
President Donald Trump was met with profanity as he arrived on Capitol Hill Tuesday for a meeting on immigration policy.
Celebrities are making a final, profanity-filled plea to Americans to vote for Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton with just a few days remaining until Election Day.
Before Friday, Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte had established a reputation as the most potty-mouthed head of state in the world. Insulting diplomats, presidents, and priests in equal measure, Duterte had shown a complete lack of diplomatic tact during his short tenure, beginning in June.
Political rallies can be rowdy and raucous, especially when protesters show up, and Donald Trump’s rally on Thursday evening in the hub of northwestern Ohio had a few interesting characters, and slogans, hovering at the fringes
USA network has released a set of attention-grabbing ads for the upcoming series Mr. Robot, which may be the most vulgar in the history of television.
