Holy sh*t, even Merriam-Webster dictionary is trolling Trump, I'm not kidding! 'Suborn' ....
Ok, I decided a couple years ago that The Onion was basically dead. But I think we are now crossing over into some kind of time-space continuum here
Merriam-Webster tweeted this out not long after the Cohen story broke ....
Link to tweet
'Suborn'
- specifically: to induce to commit perjury
- broadly: to induce secretly to do an unlawful thing
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I follow them and they've been subtly trolling him for long time. 
It hasn't even been "subtle". It's been outright in the face!! 
I only used 'subtly' because it goes right over the heads of some, mostly the few Trump fans who follow them or that I've shared it with. 
so that is how I have seen them!!!
(and Faux Snooze junkies don't do dictionaries and neither does their fearless leader 
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Follow them on Facebook. They drive me nuts because they're fairly well educated and not 'stupid' in so many other areas. It's like there's some weird Trumpian wall in their brain. 
"Foolish pride" is definitely a factor and sometimes they are waiting for the right moment (or egregious event to blame for the change of heart) that allows them to save face. The transition usually goes along the line of "well both sides blah blah..." to imply they had no other choice but could have gone another way.
usually is the word that people are most searching for... ...keep educating yourselves people!!
the word of the day had been "festooned" because he uttered that (old-fashioned) term during the first debate. I noticed the word is being used again in general.
