From Truman to Trump: When Presidents get profane
June 25, 2025
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as posted by the channelPresident Trump’s R-rated rant toward Israel and Iran after a cease-fire agreement he helped broker fell apart was a rare — but not unheard of — example of a commander in chief unleashing his inner potty mouth.
Trump isn’t the only president who has been known to let the expletives fly when properly motivated, but it is uncommon — and offered a window into his sour mood after having the rug pulled out from under him just hours after he triumphantly proclaimed an imminent end to hostilities between Israel and Iran.
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