President Trump: Making America Great Again...

[Flystripper]

Somebody needs to give him a "prove it" at some point and see what happens.

Reminds me a little of this moment:

you summoning tooblue?

[Walter Sobchak]

Thank you Bernie Sanders and Rand Paul... lone voices (and votes) against the incessant waves of jingoistic bombast.

[HuskyFreeNorthwest]

Thank you Bernie Sanders and Rand Paul... lone voices (and votes) against the incessant waves of jingoistic bombast.

Bernie realizes he should've gotten into bed with the Ruskies.

[Walter Sobchak]

Bernie realizes he should've gotten into bed with the Ruskies.

He obviously did already. Why else would he vote against the sanctions?!

[PaloAltoCougar]

CNN's Chris Cillizza probably gets down on his knees and thanks the Almighty every night for Trump and his nutty administration. His "29 most cringeworthy lines" from Trump's speech to the Boy Scouts was entertaining, and now just a day or so later Scaramucci's bizarre tirade has given him additional fodder. If you haven't read the transcript of his interview, just read quotes 1 and 2 in the linked piece from Cillizza and you'll learn all you need to know about the type of person Scaramucci is. When I first read the first report earlier today I really thought it was fake news, as no high-ranking White House official would say such things publicly to a reporter, unless...

I get that crude language is commonplace in D.C., but when this comes from the White House Communications Director, who supposedly controls how the White House presents itself, it merely confirms what we already knew about Drumpf--he's a crude, vulgar bully with no clue about how the White House should deal with the press. If Scaramucci isn't canned within the next 24 hours, it's a clear sign our President approves this message.

BTW, everytime I hear "Scaramucci" I wonder if he'll do the Fandango.

[old_gregg]

the scaramucci stuff is too bizarre to not be calculated

[PaloAltoCougar]

the scaramucci stuff is too bizarre to not be calculated

Apparently when Trump wants to get people to quit he, directly or indirectly (and reports are he unleashed Mooch on Priebus) insults and degrades them, hoping they'll resign so he doesn't have to say "You're fired."

And Mooch should suffer an eternity of fiery torment if only for providing readers with the visual image of a self-servicing Steve Bannon.

[frank ryan]

Trump admin threatened Alaska because of how one of their senators voted. Such a class act, if only the media stopped picking on him.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/wo...-a7864266.html

[old_gregg]

Apparently when Trump wants to get people to quit he, directly or indirectly (and reports are he unleashed Mooch on Priebus) insults and degrades them, hoping they'll resign so he doesn't have to say "You're fired."

And Mooch should suffer an eternity of fiery torment if only for providing readers with the visual image of a self-servicing Steve Bannon.

the bannon line was hilarious

[Northwestcoug]

Classy:

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[Jeff Lebowski]

Classy:

Well, by golly, that's just what the country needs right now: a little more police brutality.

[Commando]

Classy:

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I just had an out of body experience over at USCIS feeing in an application with an immigration officer, meanwhile the lobby full of people waiting for their citizenship or residency interviews, when this dumb motherf*cker on the screens tuned to MSNBC threatening immigrants that they're 'a-gonna catch you, detain, you, and deport you!!' Tired of this POS.

[Dwight Schr-ute]

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Human trafficking is worse now than ever in the history of the world.



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[Jeff Lebowski]

Human trafficking is worse now than ever in the history of the world.

In spite of everything, Trump can still make my jaw drop. Unreal.

[PaloAltoCougar]

Is Trump truly an ignoramus, or does he have some knowledge of history but makes his frequent "worst ever" claims (be it crime, human trafficking, whatever) simply because he understands demagoguery has immense appeal to a segment of society? I suppose both answers are likely true.