Trump Presidency

[deadheadskier]

Oh hatter.....not a day goes by where you don't demonstrate your complete lack of education. Should've stayed in school buddy.

[madhatter]

Oh hatter.....not a day goes by where you don't demonstrate your complete lack of education. Should've stayed in school buddy.

[Coydog]

1) Obamacare is far more popular than the president.

2) Neither Frank nor poor people invented credit default swaps. And nobody forced investment banks to sell them.

3) The majority of voters voted against Gump. That's not an alternative fact, get over it already.

4) Senate Republicans obstructed Obama’s SCOTUS nomination for nearly a year, but that’s good obstruction, right?

5) Nobody has to believe me, ODNI, DHS, CIA and FBI all claim that Russia carried out an extensive cyber attack with the goal of sabotaging the 2016 election. Gump believes this is "fake news" and appears wholly unconcerned about this attack.

[madhatter]

1) Obamacare is far more popular than the president.only in the blue sh!tholes where the D's are the majority...in the rest of the country which voted for trump, the president is far more popular than obamacare...again no one cares about the piled high trash in a few blue states...the left will sing the praises of obamacare and anything D even as it crashes and burns all around them...even when it affects their privately funded cadillac plan that wasnt going to be affected by it, right?

2) Neither Frank nor poor people invented credit default swaps. And nobody forced investment banks to sell them.no one forced anyone to buy them either...GOV involvement in the housing market led to inflated asset prices that crashed and left many "underwater" esp those who took risky LTV loans...

3) The majority of voters voted against Gump. That's not an alternative fact, nope, it's a meaningless statistic that had zero effect on the outcome of the election, and you know that...get over it already.and he still WON...get over that...

4) Senate Republicans obstructed Obama’s SCOTUS nomination for nearly a year, but that’s good obstruction, right?wahhhh....shoulda kept kagan and sotomayor off too...getting pretty near time for trump to nominate a couple more too...

5) Nobody has to believe me, ODNI, DHS, CIA and FBI all claim that Russia carried out an extensive cyber attack with the goal of sabotaging the 2016 election. Gump believes this is "fake news" and appears wholly unconcerned about this attack.typical coydog confabrication...russia has attempted to sabotage EVERY US election...the fake news is that trump had anything to do with it...and you know that too....you don't need to fool DHS he's an oblivious covfere who'll gobble up whatever yer selling...

[brownman]

2 years ago today Drumph began his elevator descent.
Looks as though he hasn't yet reached bottom.
Kasowitz should immediately bump his hourly rate.

Still awaiting all the Greatness.

[freeski]

Obama: "Well we've been trying to get Cuba to change for 40 years and it hasn't worked. Let's just give into them. Communism isn't that bad. The world will be a better place if we don't stand up for anything".

Trump: "F you, you commie bastard".

note: Trump didn't really say that, butt it reflects his new policy.

[madhatter]

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[brownman]

Nice .. Blump admits today that he's got nothin'.
Attys must have listened to the recording and suggested a stand-down.
.. total whack job

[freeski]

Nice .. Blump admits today that he's got nothin'.
Attys must have listened to the recording and suggested a stand-down.
.. total whack job

No, no brownman, you don't see the covfefe here. By Trump saying he had tapes of the Comey conversations it made Comey tell the truth. Or...what if there are tapes Then you'd have a double covfefe

[Coydog]

Nice .. Blump admits today that he's got nothin'.
Attys must have listened to the recording and suggested a stand-down.
.. total whack job

No, no brownman, you don't see the covfefe here. By Trump saying he had tapes of the Comey conversations it made Comey tell the truth. Or...what if there are tapes Then you'd have a double covfefe

Actually, the G-man completely covfefed the Con-man.

By memorializing his conversations with Gump and getting the press to publish some of the non-classified ones, Comey initiated the whole special counsel process. The Apprentice in Chief never knew what hit him - and still doesn't.

[freeski]

...and the government continues to move to the center.

[madhatter]

Nice .. Blump admits today that he's got nothin'.
Attys must have listened to the recording and suggested a stand-down.
.. total whack job

No, no brownman, you don't see the covfefe here. By Trump saying he had tapes of the Comey conversations it made Comey tell the truth. Or...what if there are tapes Then you'd have a double covfefe

Actually, the G-man completely covfefed the Con-man.

By memorializing his conversations with Gump and getting the press to publish some of the non-classified ones, Comey initiated the whole special counsel process. The Apprentice in Chief never knew what hit him - and still doesn't.

the problem w that is those memo's are govt property and comey both broke the law and attempted to influence an active investigation ( into nothing) by leaking them...

we all knew trump didnt; have tapes, just like we all know he has no ties to russia, just like we know all liberalism is a mental illness...

looks like the whole FBI is Fvcking insane or corrupt....

http://thefederalist.com/2017/06/22/the ... e-bizarre/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

The FBI admits that Hodgkinson:

vociferously raged against Republicans in online forums,
had a piece of paper bearing the names of six members of Congress,
was reported for doing target practice outside his home in recent months before moving to Alexandria,
had mapped out a trip to the DC area,
took multiple photos of the baseball field he would later shoot up, three days after the New York Times mentioned that Republicans practiced baseball at an Alexandria baseball field with little security,
lived out of his van at the YMCA directly next door to the baseball field he shot up,
legally purchased a rifle in March 2003 and 9 mm handgun “in November 2016,”
modified the rifle at some point to accept a detachable magazine and replaced the original stock with a folding stock,
rented a storage facility to hide hundreds of rounds of ammunition and additional rifle components,
asked “Is this the Republican or Democrat baseball team?” before firing on the Republicans,
ran a Google search for information on the “2017 Republican Convention” hours before the shooting,
and took photos at high-profile Washington locations, including the east front plaza of the U.S. Capitol and the Dirksen Senate Office.
We know from other reporting that the list was of six Republican Freedom Caucus members, including Rep. Mo Brooks, who was present at the practice.

So what does the FBI decide this information means? Well, the takeaway of the briefing was characterized well by the Associated Press headline about it: “FBI: Gunman who shot congressman had no target in mind.” The Associated Press reported the FBI:

believes the gunman “had no concrete plan to inflict violence” against Republicans,
“had not yet clarified who, if anyone, he planned to target, or why,”
believes he may have just “happened upon” the baseball game the morning of June 14, and that the attack appeared “spontaneous,”
are unclear on the “context” of Hodgkinson’s note with six names of members of Congress,
does not believe that photographs of the baseball field or other sites “represented surveillance of intended targets,” and
“painted a picture of a down-on-his-luck man with few future prospects.”
In fact, USA Today went with “FBI offers portrait of troubled Alexandria shooter with ‘anger management problem’” for their headline, since that’s what the FBI emphasized in the briefing.

[madhatter]

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[XtremeJibber2001]

Thought this was a great article and articulates how Obama, consistent with generalizations made during his Presidency, governed from a position of weakness or was scared to act.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics ... 4fe2a7b7d7

[brownman]

Weakness in the Oval Office appears contagious.