Trump: The Cognitive Slip Continues...

So is Keentucky the 51st state?

 

The Fate of Melania by Randy Rainbow

 

Yeah, there's never been anyone who's married a much older man that they hate for the money.
Maybe that's the real American Dream.

 

Don't worry, we haven't reached the bottom yet!

 

It's important to maintain the dream.

 

Here's our "Secretary of War" saying the quiet part out loud



https://bsky.app/profile/atrupar.com/post/3mgwvei4nwv2r

 

Hey look,its Pentagon Pete!
The OGs know.

 

Trump’s father was also an alcoholic. He did live with it until old age unlike his oldest son.

 

Joking aside, there is a limit to how smart a person can be, but there is no limit to how dumb one can be. We are dealing with the poster child of stupidity here.

 

^^^^^^^^

Having her first name be only one letter off from melanin is really some low rent satire there. Too obvious, if you get my meaning.

 

I'm being told she received an Einstein visa:

(AI)
Melania Trump obtained an EB-1 permanent residency visa, often nicknamed the "Einstein visa," in March 2001, which is designed for individuals with "extraordinary ability" in sciences, arts, education, business, or athletics.

 

We knew that. Right or wrong, she qualified as a model. I mean, I suspect there are MLSers here in the same kind of visa.

Calling it an Einstein visa is misleading.

 

Q4 GDP revised down, let's see how we do in Q1 of this year.

"BREAKING: Fourth-quarter GDP growth has been revised downward from 1.4% to 0.7%"

https://www.cnn.com/2026/03/13/economy/us-consumer-sentiment-gdp

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— GM 🇺🇦 (@WasOnceLou) March 13, 2026

 

Z was right, of course, and now its's Donnie gambling with WWIII.




https://bsky.app/profile/alexjungle.bsky.social/post/3mgwalyebfk27

 

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Trump 3/9/2026: "Iran also has some Tomahawks…A Tomahawk is very generic."

Trump 3/13/2026: "Nobody has the technology or weapons that we have…We have the Tomahawks." pic.twitter.com/lhhT1f2nTa— The Bulwark (@BulwarkOnline) March 13, 2026

 

New York Times: “The seizures have put the U.S. government in a financial bind. The ships are highly expensive to maintain. And the Trump administration cannot legally sell their oil without a judge’s permission.”

“Maintaining the seized tankers has already cost the United States tens of millions of dollars — in one case, $47 million in only three months — and complicates Mr. Trump’s claims of swift financial victories from his military operations targeting Venezuela and Iran.”

 

The costs of Trumpism for the couping, couping prosecutions, his frivolous lawsuits, military misadventures, golfing, looting the American people, etc is incalculable.

 

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/03/13/...e_code=1.TFA.IKYd.VBQ1LVfOg_4Q&smid=url-share

JAred Kushner is our Middle East envoy. In addition, he leads a private equity company called Affinity. (As a side note, check this out: )

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Affinity_fraud

He had already raised $2B for his brand new company, despite being a newcomer to the business. He raised it mostly from the Middle East. Now he’s going back to raise another $5B.

The best analogy for the Trump family is probably an ancient warlord who took over some empire and then he and his whole family became fabulously wealthy by corruption and theft from that empire’s coffers. Maybe I’m just thinking that because I’m currently reading a book about the beginning of the Mongol Empire. Anyway, the Trump family is looting America in what seems to be the same fashion that some ancient warlord.

Let’s hope that after the November elections, a congressional committee can ask him some very pointed questions about whether and how his need to raise billions from petrostates affected his advice to Trump about the Iran War.

 

There hasn't been one day of this administration that doesn't produce a story like this. I would estimate that this administration is 100x more corrupt than any previous administration, even Trump I. But if the media doesn't care, and the courts don't care, and the victims and perpetrators think it's great, then who are we to complain?

I know you're a Christian but perhaps the sane play is to be Buddhist about it? Stressing about things that you can't change is a waste of energy.