So the Herald says that a certain phrase directed at our current President is not allowed to be printed in spouts or comments? Why? I guess they are the thought police now, just because Dems don’t like it? What will they do when a new phrase, using common words, but meaning the same thing comes out? The Herald doesn’t know, and can’t know what people have in their hearts, and what words mean to a subset of the population. Are they going to ban “ bless your heart” next? Every southerner knows what this means. Slippery slope Herald, and you’re sliding down the hill. I expected more .
Moderator's Note: Sorry, Lower Township. It got published once because the expression was unknown to me. I can't unknow what I know and that expression of free speech is not allowed in a family newspaper. Bless your heart and curb your tongue in front of children!