President Trump: Making America Great Again...

[BlueK]

This is our dumbass president:

President Donald Trump has said the US does not need Canadian energy, vehicles or lumber as he spoke to global business leaders at the World Economic Forum.

Trump also reiterated his threat to impose tariffs on the country, saying it can be avoided if the neighbouring nation chose to "become a state" of the US.

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c5y725r90k5o

[MartyFunkhouser]

Here we go. Judge already blocks Trump's EO on removing birthright citizenship. Justice Thomas, here's your cue to start writing.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/abcnews...3fid=118005855

"I have been on the bench for over four decades," said Judge Coughenour, who was nominated to the bench by President Ronald Reagan in 1981. "I can't remember another case where the question presented is as clear as it is here. This is a blatantly unconstitutional order."

Appointed by Reagan, clearly an activist liberal woke judge.

[frank ryan]

Appointed by Reagan, clearly an activist liberal woke judge.

I'm flabbergasted Trump is challenging the Constitution but I'm sure this won't happen again

[myboynoah]

Here we go. Judge already blocks Trump's EO on removing birthright citizenship. Justice Thomas, here's your cue to start writing.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/abcnews...3fid=118005855

"I have been on the bench for over four decades," said Judge Coughenour, who was nominated to the bench by President Ronald Reagan in 1981. "I can't remember another case where the question presented is as clear as it is here. This is a blatantly unconstitutional order."

And he'll use the DOJ to waste taxpayer dollars to appeal and defend his silly EO. You want to change the constitution, do the hard work you lazy POS.

[YOhio]

This is good.

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[BlueK]

I'm flabbergasted Trump is challenging the Constitution but I'm sure this won't happen again

Most MAGA buttheads probably don't know birthright citizenship is in the Constitution.

[frank ryan]

This is good.

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I agree with this. Hope he releases all the Epstein files but I suspect he won't because I'm sure he is there.

Im going to fascinated to see what is in that stuff

[myboynoah]

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[Pelado]

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That should be effective.

[BigPiney]

https://theonion.com/what-to-know-about-the-jan-6-pardons/

[Maximus]

going on school buses

ICE is evil

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[myboynoah]

Yep, that's pretty evil.

[YOhio]

Guys. The next four years are going to be hard. If you fight your initial inclination to believe everything you read, even if it makes Trump look bad, it'll be so much more manageable.

For instance, if you read an email from a San Francisco high school about an ICE officer sitting on a school bus and approaching a middle school kid to ask for his ID and where he's from just apply a bit of skepticism. Like that sure is odd that an ICE officer is sitting on a middle school bus and randomly asks a middle school kid for his ID. Then think about the stories you've heard from middle school kids that often turn out to be distant cousin of reality. You might even consider that the story is so outrageous that you hold judgment until more facts come out. That way if the story ends up being nonsense (Jussie Smollet, Steele dossier, etc.), then you can hold your head high that you didn't fall for or propagate misinformation. If the story is true then you can safely mount that high horse knowing that you gave it a fair hearing and your outrage is appropriately placed.

[frank ryan]

So now a GOP congressman is proposing the 22nd amendment so Trump can serve a 3rd term.

Im so shocked.

[Bo Diddley]

Guys. The next four years are going to be hard. If you fight your initial inclination to believe everything you read, even if it makes Trump look bad, it'll be so much more manageable.

For instance, if you read an email from a San Francisco high school about an ICE officer sitting on a school bus and approaching a middle school kid to ask for his ID and where he's from just apply a bit of skepticism. Like that sure is odd that an ICE officer is sitting on a middle school bus and randomly asks a middle school kid for his ID. Then think about the stories you've heard from middle school kids that often turn out to be distant cousin of reality. You might even consider that the story is so outrageous that you hold judgment until more facts come out. That way if the story ends up being nonsense (Jussie Smollet, Steele dossier, etc.), then you can hold your head high that you didn't fall for or propagate misinformation. If the story is true then you can safely mount that high horse knowing that you gave it a fair hearing and your outrage is appropriately placed.