NSR: Give me your rested, your rich, privileged White Colombians yearning to post in soccer forums...

He’s such a small petty vindictive man:

Pres. Trump abruptly ended this interview with ’60 Minutes’ and then leaked it in entirety himself — here’s what he was so worried about https://t.co/5xBegkC0Fx pic.twitter.com/gXONGEaTyP

— NowThis Impact (@nowthisimpact) October 22, 2020

 

The good news. #Biden's been here before & he has a plan:

Wharton says Biden's plan is better than Trump’s.

Goldman Sachs says Biden's plan is better than Trump’s.

Moody’s says Biden’s plan will create 7M more jobs than Trump’s.

Full article: (12/12) https://t.co/gGCJkFvhCm

— The Daily Edge (@TheDailyEdge) October 24, 2020

 

Obama: "We literally left them a playbook that showed them how to respond before a virus reached our shores. It must be lost along with the Republican health care plan ... he doesn't even acknowledge that there's a problem." pic.twitter.com/DiGGnjedik

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) October 24, 2020

 

Most people here knows what’s going on, but if someone is interested, this is a good thread:

Even as the economy was slowing, Trump was in denial. He wanted to prop it up for as long as possible to get through the election.

When the Covid warnings were "blinking red" he ignored them, focusing on a weak trade "deal" with China instead. (9/12)https://t.co/4hAgUITJ35

— The Daily Edge (@TheDailyEdge) October 24, 2020

 

The only thing I'll miss from this administration is them swapping in new Melanias and just pretending we won't notice like a 4-year-old with a guppy pic.twitter.com/8J0A4E9z5H

— Zack Bornstein (@ZackBornstein) October 25, 2020

 

Thoughts and prayers!!!

Mark Meadows is making very clear on CNN that the White House has given up trying to contain the coronavirus. Their only strategy at this point is praying for a vaccine. pic.twitter.com/ZvPsQA7gDI

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) October 25, 2020

 

Turning the corner!!!

5 aides of the head of the Coronavirus Task Force have the Coronavirus. If that doesn’t sum up this administration I don’t know what does.

— The Volatile Mermaid (@OhNoSheTwitnt) October 25, 2020

 

War on Christmas!

The simplest explanation for the Trump administration's pandemic response failures is probably the correct one: they are idiots. Their vaccination plan literally involved mall Santas and elves. This is reporting from the Wall Street Journal: https://t.co/InWtMmvnc9 pic.twitter.com/FqO2vuZzwH

— Brian Klaas (@brianklaas) October 25, 2020

 

#fakemelania

How it started How it’s going pic.twitter.com/w6sgvv6NqF

— TheQueerGuy.eth He/Him/His 🌈 (@TheQueerGuy) October 25, 2020

 

1320358080144658433 is not a valid tweet id

 

This was Trump's epic meltdown on 60 Minutes and it was even worse than reported. Trump literally ran away because he didn't like the questions. pic.twitter.com/48Xu2TiI1o

— Sarah Reese Jones (@PoliticusSarah) October 26, 2020

 

https://thebulwark.com/why-christians-should-dump-trump/

Which brings us back to you-know-who. It’s not enough for us to behave well individually if we collectively support someone who behaves like Trump. How many people will believe we’re not motivated by hate and fear if we tie ourselves to someone who traffics in both—someone who invites the worst elements of society to come out and play? How many will believe we are motivated by conscience if we rally behind someone who’s devoid of one? What kind of Christian witness is that to the world?

In short, how much do our political allegiances damage the faith that we’re supposed to be spreading?

In the end, this might be the most compelling reason for Christians to reject Trump. There’s no shortage of others. Yes, he’s bad for our society in so many ways. Yes, he’s bad for the very causes some of us see as reasons to support him. Above all, though, he’s bad for the cause of Christ—in ways more destructive than an army of avowed enemies could ever be.

From a Christian’s perspective, nothing should matter more than that. And if something does—like defeating Democrats at all times, at all costs—then I fear we’re falling into the devil’s trap. In The Screwtape Letters, C.S. Lewis had some things to say about the spiritual perils of politicized Christianity—how factionalism and partisanship can skew our priorities. See for yourself in chapter 7: Like most things Lewis wrote, it’s worth the time.

I know the partisan temptation well: I’ve felt it often enough, particularly when I was a young man. And in my line of work, I also know the temptation to focus so heavily on certain issues that you lose sight of the big picture. Breaking away from those mindsets is a long-term process that takes conscious effort. But break away we must. If the Donald Trump experience doesn’t motivate us to do it, I don’t know what will.

 

Anthony Scaramucci: “I applaud the president for unifying the country. It just happens to be against him.” https://t.co/vbFJSp2l0z

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) October 27, 2020

 

$3 a glass??? That’s why he savors each drop 🤣😂🤣 pic.twitter.com/VBT1hQQWfa

— JakkiiSaid....Shhhh (@jakkiisaid) October 27, 2020

 

How can some people believe this guy was going to make things better?


https://www.nytimes.com/2020/10/27/business/trump-chicago-taxes.html


When the project encountered problems, he tried to walk away from his huge debts. For most individuals or businesses, that would have been a recipe for ruin. But tax-return data, other records and interviews show that rather than warring with a notoriously litigious and headline-seeking client, lenders cut Mr. Trump slack — exactly what he seemed to have been counting on.
Big banks and hedge funds gave him years of extra time to repay his debts. Even after Mr. Trump sued his largest lender, accusing it of preying on him, the bank agreed to lend him another $99 million — more than twice as much as was previously known — so that he could pay back what he still owed the bank on the defaulted Chicago loan, records show.

Ultimately, Mr. Trump’s lenders forgave much of what he owed.

Those forgiven debts are now part of a broader investigation of Mr. Trump’s business by the New York attorney general. They normally would have generated a big tax bill, since the Internal Revenue Service treats canceled debts as income. Yet as has often happened in his long career, Mr. Trump appears to have paid almost no federal income tax on that money, in part because of large losses in his other businesses, The Times’s analysis of his tax records found.[/i

 

He said ...

“Three weeks and Joes shot. Let’s go Kamala.”

In a long line of horrid things, this is by far the most reprehensible words to come out of his mouth.

Please spread this far and wide.@CNN pic.twitter.com/BYhcXDSSBR

— Southern Sister Resister - Wordsmith #IAmTheStorm (@ResisterSis20) October 28, 2020