If you play 'In The Air Tonight' by Phil Collins tonight at 8:56:40PM the drum break will begin just as Trump calls Putin to tell him the shutdown has begun and can he now have the pee tape back— Matt Oswalt (@MattOswaltVA) December 22, 2018
Fox and Friends blasted Trump right in Sarah's face. Brian Kilmeade just called out Trump to Sarah Sanders on Syria:"Sarah, he's giving Russia a big win. Vladimir Putin praised him. He's also doing exactly what he criticized President Obama for doing. He said President Obama was the founder of ISIS. He just refounded ISIS." pic.twitter.com/PC48rTkQ77— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) December 21, 2018 That has certainly thrown an interesting monkey wrench into the Trump/Fox dynamic. I'm making some popcorn right now.
Please give specific evidence to support your accusations regarding Iraq. And I think you miss the whole point. It's easy for you to point fingers and blame Mattis for everything Trump has done. That fits your narrative and is just evidence you want to pile on. Whatever. It just proves my point you have no ********ing idea what you are talking about.
I'm not even sure it's that, tbh. That at least has a logical explanation, albeit one that's virtually treasonous. My assumption is he's pulling them out to divert attention away from his 'other problems', shall we say.
Lindsey cuddling up to the wifebeater again: It’s right to fight for wall funding. The House-passed bill is reasonable. Let’s Dig in!— Lindsey Graham (@LindseyGrahamSC) December 21, 2018
You are talking about the Republicans as a monolith. There are many parts which of the general Republican platform which people favor who are Republicans, and that is why they vote. They might be anti-abortion, or pro-gun rights, or favor more restrictive immigration (think Cubans) or [the myth] of smaller government. What ever it is, these are things which are not Democrat, and are against Democrats, and those are the long term Republican beliefs which reach out into the suburbs. Then you have the Individual One/Tea Party Republicans who are about trolling Democrats and being blatantly racist. None of those people surprise me for voting Republican, because they have their priorities and are willing to look the other way to get their wish.
I just bought my KISS fab friend a Christmas gift. the Lindsey Graham Halloween Special. I cant wait to see just how horrible this display is. Very Lindsey Im sure. While we might discuss which of Lindseys colleagues play the roles of Margaret Hamilton and Witchiepoo, Im sure we can agree this was a terrible contractual obligation to impose on Tim Conway.
It surprises me. It is not just that he is blatantly racist. It is that he is blatantly racist, blatantly corrupt, blatantly authoritarian, blatantly immoral, blatantly lazy, blatantly incorrect, blatantly lacking in self-control, blatantly uncaring about subjects other than himself, blatantly rude to democracies, blatantly subservient to autocracies, and all-around blatantly incompetent. If you picked 10 people at random off the street, odds are that all 10 would be better Presidents. To accept that for a pet belief or two ... it beggars the imagination. I would have thought that many, many more Republicans would have been like Seth Klarman, who was an important Republican donor before Trump's arrival, and who switched to become one of the largest Democratic donors in these midterms. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/09/15/opinion/sunday/seth-klarman-donations-trump-democrats.html If it's any consolation, Seth is also "mystified" by this behavior, per the article. I am with you, Seth.
As we have seen here, specially during the time of Obama, many people are Machiavellian. And yes, both side are like that.
Trump is asking around to see if he can legally fired the Fed chair. Yeah, that’s not gonna go over well on Wall Street.
I wish he would. Then maybe all of the Repubs who have looked the other way as Trump played with matches, then set the curtains on fire, and now wants to pour gas all over the place will finally realize he has set their house on fire and they need to put it out.
Nope, that doesn't work. There's not been even a 25% level equivalent of Trump among modern American Presidents. Well, maybe Nixon would be 25%. We're in a whole new paradigm, as the saying goes.
He could have just reappointed Yellen but his instincts told him she was too short for the job. Who can argue with the reasoning?
Problem is that attacking the fed doesn't lose his base. For every moderate pro business Republican he loses, he may gain another x working class Democrat or x non voter. Therein lies the problem. GOP politicians are not independent voices. They are slaves to the same base that still gives Trump a 42% approval. If you want to "make a stand" against Trump, you need to be prepared to do it as a private citizen like Jeff Flake.
I used to be a member of a high-traffic public mailing list, with hundreds of individual email messages a day. Perhaps 6-10 spam emails would make it onto the list on a daily basis. And periodically, someone without much experience in running email spam filters or mailing lists would complain along the lines of "Why doesn't this mailing list have a spam filter? Don't the list admins care about this spam?" What they didn't realize is that the list *did* have a spam filter, and without it there'd have been a thousand spam emails a day making it onto the list instead of only 6-10. I'm not competent to say whether Mattis and Kelly did a good job; but I have no doubt that the job they did wasn't "sitting idly by", as you have characterized it. It's a common logical error: the nature of any work to contain Trump's impulses is that we don't see the successes. How many times has he wanted to deploy nuclear weapons to Taiwan? How many times has he bristled at criticism from overseas and wanted to withdraw from the FVEY agreement? We won't know.
1. I disagree because I don’t know of any evidence that working class voters are motivated by who is on the federal reserve board. 2. The problem isn’t the rich voters he will lose. There aren’t many of those and they mostly live in blue states anyway. The problem is the donors he will lose.
Just looking back at this Stand-up comic and former Celebrity Apprentice staffer Noel Casler is speaking out about his experience working with Donald Trump. During a recent performance, Casler claimed that Trump was a “speed freak” who snorted crushed up Adderall “because he can’t read.” The comic also said that Trump would “inspect” the young girls competing in his beauty pageants “like they were pieces of meat,” telling them that if they want to win, they should “come and see” him in his suite upstairs https://decider.com/2018/12/14/cele..._medium=referral&utm_campaign=zergnet_3602499 Side effects of snorting Adderall include sleeplessness, slurred speech, sniffing, grandiose thoughts, euphoria, psychosis. Another side effect is erratic behavior. I think they’re onto something big. It explains his weird choice of doctors too!