Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.) didn't censor her thoughts when she spoke Friday morning at the Personal Democracy Forum, which was being hosted at New York University. When questions about President Trump came up, Gillibrand started dropping the F-bomb.
"Has he kept his promises?" Gillibrand said, referring to Trump. "No. F--k no." Later, she used the expletive to emphasize how serious she is about the Democratic Party's duty to save America from the predicaments posed by the Trump presidency. "Fundamentally, if we're not helping people, we should go the f--k home," Gillibrand said.
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