"Warmest condolences?"

[3catwoman3]

Is not the usual phraseology “deepest” or “most sincere”or “heartfelt?”

Warmest just does not sound right. I even Googled it, and on a list of the 100 “best” sympathy messages, warmest condolences was not there once.

I remember this administration using that clumsy word combination once before, but I cannot remember the circumstances.

[tblue37]

1. "Warmest" goes with "regards" or "congratulations." nt

[3catwoman3]

4. Exactly.

An event to celebrate, not an event to mourn.

[Orangepeel]

2. "warm" is a relatively happy word

it fits better with happy sentiments

[dweller]

3. he talks in code

and it's pretty elementary ... this means/not this

warmest=coldest
condolences = fuck you

he's sympathetically chuckling

✌🏼

[coti]

5. Sounds like a non-native English speaker- maybe an eastern European- wrote it nt

[DesertRat]

6. It sounds like a non-native English speaker

As does "Be Best".

[lastlib]

7. I thought I saw him use those words for Elijah Cummings.....

But I could be wrong.

It would seem to be in character, though........

[DesertRat]

8. Yes, he did. Same words when Beau Biden passed too.

I searched the Trump Twitter Archive and found several examples of it. This must be his go to phrase when someone dies. Also exclamation points.

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[MerryBlooms]

9. Go-to phrase when he doesn't give a shit. Fake condolences.

trump's main concern is legend Kobe Bryant and his daughter deaths stealing his news headlines. That's the only thing he mourns. This tragedy occurring on the night of the Grammys will magnify the coverage. trump will twitterage at our House Managers.

[DesertRat]

10. He's still rage tweeting and it's after midnight EST

[MerryBlooms]

11. He's such a punk. All those tweets captured

for all eternity. MAGA