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She only put forth on the one early in her career:::"Sofie's Choice." Otherwise she's been squattin' on the plain & takin' her fair share of cash. Like every other asshole in-the-line.
Boo, you post some of the dumbest .
She only put forth on the one early in her career:::"Sofie's Choice." Otherwise she's been squattin' on the plain & takin' her fair share of cash. Like every other asshole in-the-line.
and it really gets you and other rightwingnuts so butt hurt
January 10, 2017 - U.S. Voters Approve Of Obama, Disapprove Of Trump, Quinnipiac University National Poll Finds; Trump Should Stop Tweeting, Voters Say 2-1
American voters approve
55 - 39 percent of the job President Barack Obama is doing, his best approval rating in seven years,
according to a Quinnipiac University national poll released today.
These same voters disapprove 51 - 37 percent of the way Donald Trump is handling his job as president-elect.
Americans are optimistic 52 - 43 percent about the next four years with Trump as president and say
47 - 31 percent that he will help rather than hurt the nation's economy.
https://poll.qu.edu/national/release-detail?ReleaseID=2415
On the Intel hearings today a Dem asked Comey outright if there was an investigation of collusion twixt either candidate & the Russians and if that finding would be declassified and disclosed before January 20. Comey declined the question several times citing rules prohibiting him from stipulating if there was an investigation, or, if there was not an investigation.
Something is afoot.
Lawmakers broach possible Trump campaign coordination with Russia
Members of Congress made clear Tuesday they're increasingly willing to broach a taboo topic: possible coordination between the Trump campaign and the Russian government.
The subject is one lawmakers have largely avoided discussing since the presidential election, even as anti-Trump advocacy groups have sounded alarm bells about the president-elect.
But that changed Tuesday, during a Senate Intelligence Committee hearing on Russia's meddling in November's election.
The hearing followed Friday's release of an unclassified version of an intelligence community investigation into Russia's interference in the election, which said Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered an influence operation to undermine Hillary Clinton and help Trump.
During the intelligence hearing, Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) noted the extensive ties between Trump advisers and the Russian government and pointed to an interview shortly after the election in which a top Russian diplomat said his government had had "contacts" with the Trump campaign.
Wyden then asked FBI Director James Comey, "Has the FBI investigated these reported relationships, and, if so, what are the agency's findings?"
Comey refused to confirm or deny the existence of an investigation, saying he could not comment publicly about such matters. His response raised some eyebrows among Democrats and led to a biting response from Sen. Angus King (I-Maine): "The irony of your making that statement here, I cannot avoid, but I'll move on."
"I would never comment on investigations, whether we have one or not, in an open forum like this," Comey said Tuesday. "So I really can't answer it one way or another."
On Sunday, Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham also discussed the possibility of an investigation into the Trump campaign's ties to Russia, suggesting that a probe might already be underway.
Asked about the possibility of a probe on NBC's "Meet the Press," the South Carolina senator said: "I believe that it's happening. But you need to talk to them because I don't want to speak for them."
"Whether Trump's pandering to Putin is a result of Trump's potential ties to Russian investors, impending business deals, or simply gra ude for Russia's hacking on his behalf — it's clear that Trump for some reason feels beholden to Putin," said the group's president, Jessica Mackler.
"It's a disgrace that Republicans are capitulating to Trump and standing by Trump's attacks on the U.S. intelligence community and defense of Putin."
A number of Trump advisers have connections to Russia.
The president-elect's pick for secretary of state, Rex Tillerson, built strong relationships with Kremlin officials during his tenure as CEO of ExxonMobil, which has sought make inroads in Russia and has lobbied against U.S. sanctions against the country.
Retired Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn, set to become Trump's national security adviser, was photographed sitting next to Putin at a 2015 event in Moscow celebrating RT, the news network funded by the Russian government that the U.S. intelligence community says was a major source of anti-Clinton propaganda.
And Paul Manafort, a former chairman of the Trump campaign, did some lobbying work for pro-Russian politicians in Ukraine.
http://www.politico.com/story/2017/0...ination-233439
but ...but ... but ... Never Forget B E N G H A Z I !
CNN
I love this guy.
Ain't he a hoot, Cub? The man just shoots from the hip
And he never stumbles for the line. He is excellent. He starts then brings the woman out to explain the trust stuff and he stands over there with the family all calm. He doesn't go out there to (get it over with). Just incredible.
I can't fathom why the CNN guy finally relented. I thought he'd go on till they escorted him out. But, he just quit abruptly.
The guy loves the spotlight, feeds off of it. He'll have a half chub before every press conference.
Trump finally lands big name inaugural act:
‘America’s number one Bruce Springsteen cover band’
http://www.rawstory.com/2017/01/trum...e+Raw+Story%29
Trash again proves he is a total fraud
Trump packed news conference with paid staffers to cheer and jeer as he bashed reporters
several of those attendees were actually paid staffers, who joined the news conference to provide moral support to the president-elect, Politico reports.
The paid staffers, alongs with his children and Mike Pence, bolstered Trump as he bashed the media and intelligence communities.
At one point attendees shouted “no!” when the president-elect rhetorically asked, “do you honestly believe that Hillary Clinton would be tougher on Putin than me?”
Politico also reports the staffers cheered when Trump jeered at a reporter asking about his tax returns.
“The only ones who care about my tax returns are the reporters,” Trump insisted, to his supporters’ delight.
http://www.rawstory.com/2017/01/trum...e+Raw+Story%29
Donald Trump’s Made-for-TV Promises
If anyone still held out hope that the
awesome responsibilities and dignity of the presidency might temper or even humble Donald Trump,
there was a shock from his first news conference as president-elect, on Wednesday.
Bombastic, vain and slippery,
Mr. Trump played the same small-screen character he has offered the viewing public for years.
Presenting himself as the
leader of “a movement like the world has never seen before,”(ignorant clown, leader of 60M conned, duped, lied to fools)
he offered no olive branch to the majority of American voters who opposed him.
He displayed only petulance and braggadocio in response to issues that dogged him during the campaign.
On suggestions that he had business dealings with Russia: “I tweeted out that I have no dealings with Russia.”
He ducked and dodged when reporters asked whether he or members of his staff colluded with Russia before the election — one of the most explosive of the charges swirling around him.
On his promise to reveal his tax returns, which could prove he has no financial or business ties to Russia: “I’m not releasing the tax returns because as you know, they’re under audit.” He added, “You know,
the only one that cares about my tax returns are the reporters, O.K.?”
On whether he would maintain sanctions on Russia, for its hacking of the presidential election:
“If Putin likes Donald Trump, guess what, folks? That’s called an asset.”
On the economy: “I will be the greatest jobs producer that God ever created.”
Mr. Trump spoke while standing next to piles of manila folders,
.. props representing his decision to turn management of his business interests over to his adult sons. That half measure will not dispel su ions about his hidden conflicts as president.
By not divesting his businesses,
Mr. Trump invites corruption by signaling that corporations and foreign actors have many ways to curry favor with him and his administration through his family.
He emphasized that, in his view, he wasn’t legally required to do a thing, presenting his largely symbolic measures as a high-minded sacrifice to the public interest. He bragged that over the weekend he had been offered $2 billion “to do a deal in Dubai,” adding, “
I didn’t have to turn it down, because as you know, I have a no-conflict situation because I’m president, which is — I didn’t know about that until about three months ago, but it’s a nice thing to have.”
Like the rest of Mr. Trump’s plan, ignores what government ethics officials told Mr. Trump’s lawyers: The only way to avoid conflict-of-interest charges is to sell off his businesses and put the proceeds into a blind trust.
Mr. Trump closed the news conference with his best “Celebrity Apprentice” scowl.
Of his sons, he said, "If they do a bad job, I’ll say, ‘You’re fired.’”
His staff and supporters applauded, and the show was over.
https://mobile.nytimes.com/2017/01/1...-promises.html
Thanks, Trash fellators.
Honeymoon?
Readin'/believin' polls is how Hillary got her ass handed to her for close order inspection.Honeymoon?
The election itself is one big poll. Don't be obtuse
Wonder if we're going to see the same stupid "Miss me yet?" billboards featuring Obama that we saw in 2009 featuring Bush.
Get your own . That's my .
Just set it up on a tee, why don't you?
We won't need the boards. That idiot will hitchhike down there and stick his half black/half white nose twixt the fence grates.
Galls him that he HAS to leave the property.
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