President Trump: Making America Great Again...

[Topper]

Your post sent me on a wonderful trip down memory lane with Sassy Trump. It was much needed and I thank you. In return, I offer you this vid to buoy you up in these dark times. A protester getting hit in the nuts by a bean bag, set to an appropriate soundtrack.

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that is classic.

[old_gregg]

A protester getting hit in the bean bag by a bean bag, set to an appropriate soundtrack

fify. missed opportunity.

[Bo Diddley]

Will Trump usher in the Millennium? I was reading in D&C 29 today and verse 13 begins, "For a trump shall sound both long and loud..."

[frank ryan]

Trump bff, Roger Stone said those who vote to impeach Trump would be risking their lives.




https://lawnewz.com/video/roger-ston...heir-own-life/

I remember when Obama's and Bush's besties said similar things! Super normal and healthy.

[frank ryan]

There's evidence of a 3rd attempt to set up a Trump ppl/Putin meeting:


http://www.newsweek.com/rick-dearbor...a-email-654587

[Topper]

There's evidence of a 3rd attempt to set up a Trump ppl/Putin meeting:


http://www.newsweek.com/rick-dearbor...a-email-654587

You have the credibility of Trump right now. You call that "evidence" in the legal or scientific sense?

The unverified report claims Congressional investigators obtained an email sent to Dearborn, who was also the executive director of Trump’s transition to the White House, by a person identified as “WV,” initials that reportedly were in reference to West Virginia.

Further,

But other details about the email sender remain unclear, like the purpose of the meeting they were hoping to set up or if Dearborn complied—though CNN’s report did indicate that Dearborn, a Republican, was “skeptical” about the request.

[old_gregg]

arpaio pardon is disgusting and indefensible

[frank ryan]

arpaio pardon is disgusting and indefensible

Can we all agree now that Trump is a bigot?

[frank ryan]

Neither FEMA or NOAA have directors

http://www.esquire.com/news-politics...director-noaa/

"Speaking of competence, FEMA and NOAA aren't the only agencies crying out for leadership. Of the 559 administration positions that require Senate confirmation of the president's appointees, Trump has nominated just 117. Fewer still have been confirmed and are serving in office. Newly re-strung Presidential Puppetmaster Steve Bannon believes in the "deconstruction of the administrative state," and so far that looks like a success. A good way to destroy an organization is to make sure nobody works in it. Sometimes, that even leads to 700 unfilled positions at the Centers for Disease Control."

[Topper]

arpaio is disgusting and indefensible

You don't even need to state the pardon is disgusting.

[BlueK]

arpaio pardon is disgusting and indefensible

It tells us all we need to know about how Trump feels about our constitutional rights.

[BlueK]

The fastest way for Trump to go down is if the congress were to allow him to get the Breitbart/Steve Bannon isolationist, anti-trade, "national socialist" economic agenda through and watch a currently pretty healthy economy suddenly go down the drain. I'm still hopeful that won't happen.

Speaking of Congress, certainly over the last couple of months at least, if not longer, Trump has been going after other Republicans way more than democrats. Maybe he thinks there is a good political strategy there. But most rational people don't think if you're the president that it's a good idea to insult and bully the majority leader of the senate from your own party if you want any chance of getting your agenda through. The Congress just needs to show some leadership, ignore Trump, and just pass what they want and drop it on Trump's desk.

By the way, I plan to donate some money to Jeff Flake's campaign. He's a good guy and has been a very good Senator. He doesn't deserve to get BS from the worst president in history who is not only a complete moron, but who is also completely devoid of any moral character.

[BlueK]

Lots of political courage to pardon a worthless piece of crap like Arpaio on a Friday night during a Hurricane. Trump is ultimately a coward, which is why he can't fire anyone directly -- he has to tweet about them hoping they might get the hint and resign, or he hopes his chief of staff will do it. It's also the reason why I don't think he's going to shut down the government and cause the US to default on its debt over his asinine wall idea. Classic stupid bully. Stand up to him and he crumbles.

[BlueK]

I think the DOJ backed down on this last week because it was ridiculous and way over the top and wouldn't have been held up by the courts, but I'm surprised it wasn't talked about more. The government doesn't have the right to your personal information just for visiting a political website it doesn't like. Hey, if there is a crime committed at a protest event, go after that. But this reeks of totalitarian type regimes where the crime itself is defined just by being opposed to the government.

"For weeks, the Justice Department has demanded a web-hosting service hand over the IP addresses of more than 1.3 million visitors to a web site that organized protests of President Trump's inauguration. Additionally, it requested contact information, email and photos of thousands of people."

https://www.usatoday.com/story/tech/...ate/568784001/

[cowboy]

I think the DOJ backed down on this last week because it was ridiculous and way over the top and wouldn't have been held up by the courts, but I'm surprised it wasn't talked about more. The government doesn't have the right to your personal information just for visiting a political website it doesn't like. Hey, if there is a crime committed at a protest event, go after that. But this reeks of totalitarian type regimes where the crime itself is defined just by being opposed to the government.

"For weeks, the Justice Department has demanded a web-hosting service hand over the IP addresses of more than 1.3 million visitors to a web site that organized protests of President Trump's inauguration. Additionally, it requested contact information, email and photos of thousands of people."

https://www.usatoday.com/story/tech/...ate/568784001/

Why would they care if the government has their information? Nothing can be done to them unless they broke the law.