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I didnt even read your post lol. I was just saying that if you became famous and someone stuck a mic in your face and said "What do you think of Obama?" You expect us to believe yoou'd opt out of commenting? c'mon stop being full of
Crawl, mother er, crawl!!!
I didnt even read your post lol. I was just saying that if you became famous and someone stuck a mic in your face and said "What do you think of Obama?" You expect us to believe yoou'd opt out of commenting? c'mon stop being full of
I'll just bet you didn't.
I honestly didnt. I don't care what King says thats not the point
I'll just honestly bet you didn't.
i smell a rodeo
Truthfully right wingers should be happy when liberal celebrities do their lecturing all they do is alienate people most of the time now. then they do the opposite to spite the elites
it certainly gives them more for their news segments.
do cnn and msnbc devote news time to the latest political comments from jeannine garofalo like fox news does?
Vicente Fox Just Humiliated “Nazi” Trump Over Charlottesville With A Fake TIME Cover
http://washingtonjournal.com/2017/08...ke-time-cover/
Presidential!
Trump Retweets Cartoon of Train Killing CNN Reporter
http://www.thedailybeast.com/trump-r...g-cnn-reporter
Trash's emboldened, hate-saturated less base in Trash's AmeriKKKa
Teen tackled by bystanders after vandalizing Boston Holocaust memorial
The New England Holocaust Memorial in downtown Boston was vandalized Monday night by a 17-year-old who was immediately tackled by bystanders and held until police arrived, police said.
The teen hurled a rock through a glass panel etched with numbers, representing those tattooed on the arms of the Jews and others in the concentration camps operated by Nazi Germany, police said. The panels are affixed to six glass towers, each 54 feet high.
It was the second act of vandalism in less than three months at the site, located in Carmen Park near historic Faneuil Hall. The suspect in Monday’s incident was charged with willful destruction of property.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/polit...nl_most&wpmm=1
Newsweek exposes Trump as the business fraud he is.
Trump’s big line is he should be president because he is a successful businessman. After reading this devastating Newsweek story, no Trump apologist can ever say that again.
The story goes through the bankruptcies of course, but there are defaults, people ripped off, and lie upon lie upon lie upon lie.
My favorite stuff from the article:
- Trump lied to Congress.
- Trump was publicly insulting Native Americans while other real business people were making deals to help manage their casinos.
- Trump signed a deal with one Native American casino, and they paid him $6 million to go away.
- Trump punched his second grade teacher
- Trump lied in his books, then blamed the same woman he blamed for Melania Trump’s plagiarized speech.
- Trump lied in a filing with a bank where he was trying to get a loan about how much he was worth.
- Trump lied about how much money he got from his dad.
- Trump’s dad gave him illegal loans by taking cash to his casino, turning it over at a craps table, loading up a suitcase with $5,000 chips, and leaving.
- Trump’s earliest deals all lost money and he only did well when his dad guaranteed loans.
- Trump spent $1 million per plane to turn a shuttle into a luxury trip that no one wanted to take. The planes were only worth $4 million each.
There is just so much more. I want to give a few quotes:
Lost contracts, bankruptcies, defaults, deceptions and indifference to investors—Trump’s business career is a long, long list of such troubles, according to regulatory, corporate and court records, as well as sworn testimony and government investigative reports.
Call it the art of the bad deal, one created by the arrogance and recklessness of a businessman whose main talent is self-promotion.
He is also pretty good at self-deception, and plain old deception.
Trump is willing to claim success even when it is not there, according to his own statements.
“I’m just telling you, you wouldn’t say that you're failing,” he said in a 2007 deposition when asked to explain why he would give an upbeat assessment of his business even if it was in trouble.
“If somebody said, ‘How you doing?’ you're going to say you're doing good.”
Perhaps such dissembling is fine in polite tail party conversation, but in the business world it’s called lying.
Trump tells everyone he is a gazillionaire. How does he decide his net worth?
Trump is quick to boast that his purported billions prove his business a en, his net worth is almost unknowable given the loose standards and numerous outright misrepresentations he has made over the years.
In that 2007 deposition, Trump said he based estimates of his net worth at times on “psychology” and “my own feelings.” ;lol
But those feelings are often wrong—in 2004, he presented unaudited financials to Deutsche Bank while seeking a loan, claiming he was worth $3.5 billion. The bank concluded Trump was, to say the least, puffing; it put
his net worth at $788 million, records show.
(Trump personally guaranteed $40 million of the loan to his company, so Deutsche coughed up the money. He later defaulted on that commitment.)
And the money quote:
Trump’s many misrepresentations of his successes and his failures matter—a lot.https://www.dailykos.com/stories/201...ss-fraud-he-is
As a man who has never held so much as a city council seat, there is little voters can examine to determine if he is competent to hold office.
He has no voting record and presents few details about specific policies.
Instead, he sells himself as qualified to run the country because he is a businessman who knows how to get things done, and
his financial dealings are the only part of his background available to assess his competence to lead the country.
And while Trump has had a few successes in business, most of his ventures have been disasters.
Giant ‘Trump Rat’ sits near Trump Tower
http://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/offbea...wer/ar-AAq82aB
6am ...Trump tries to crater Amazon stock
Donald Trump wiped around $5.7bn dollars off the stock market valuation of Amazon in less than two hours on Wednesday, with a tweet attacking the online retail giant for “doing great damage to tax paying retailers”.
Amazon’s shares lost 1.2 per cent of their value in pre-market trading after Mr Trump's comments.
The President tweeted: “Amazon is doing great damage to tax paying retailers. Towns, cities and states throughout the US are being hurt - many jobs being lost!”
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Donald J. Trump
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Amazon is doing great damage to tax paying retailers. Towns, cities and states throughout the U.S. are being hurt - many jobs being lost!
5:12 AM - Aug 16, 2017
Mr Trump has previously criticised Amazon and the Washington Post, owned by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, for its coverage.So he pulls the tweet off the front of his Twitter page and this is what one gets before the market opens…
In June, Mr Trump tweeted: “AmazonWashingtonPost, sometimes referred to as the guardian of Amazon not paying internet taxes“.
https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2017/8/16/1690261/-6am-Trump-tries-to-crater-Amazon-stock
ing around on Twitter is so much more fun than being President
Jimmy Kimmel: Let's Make America Great Britain Again (King Donald the First)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t16xYMSyMXU
Donald Trump sinks to new depths of degradation
Any time you think Donald Trump cannot sink lower or further degrade the office he holds, he proves you wrong.
His Tuesday press conference was the most historically ignorant, morally clueless and thoroughly malignant performance of any president in memory.
He makes me long for the comparative nobility and wisdom of Richard Nixon
What really angers Trump to his core is being challenged on anything — and the weaker and less defensible his position, the more furiously he defends it.
Trump has no interest in trying to heal the wounds of Charlottesville because he is too preoccupied with avenging his own wounds.
This is the most shameful day of his presidency.
But probably not for long.
http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/opinion/chapman/ct-donald-trump-racist-apologist-20170815-story.html#testnws=politicsnow&track=_newsletter_p olitics-now___________20170817
If only craven Repug s of the oligarchy had ANY balls remaing:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ypW9ptwviRU
Bannon, basically: Trump’s campaign was a fraud the former White House chief strategist made a breathtakingly candid admission in the hours after his exit on Friday.
“The Trump presidency that we fought for, and won, is over,” Bannon told the Weekly Standard. “We still have a huge movement, and we will make something of this Trump presidency. But that presidency is over. It’ll be something else. And there’ll be all kinds of fights, and there’ll be good days and bad days, but
that presidency is over.”
What, exactly, did Bannon mean? Well, he got specific:
“I just think his ability to get anything done — particularly the bigger things, like the wall, the bigger, broader things that we fought for, it’s just going to be that much harder,” Bannon said of Trump.
And what will be the effect of the remaining White House advisers on Trump?
“I think they’re going to try to moderate him,” Bannon said.
“I think he’ll sign a clean debt ceiling; I think you’ll see all this stuff.
His natural tendency — and I think you saw it this week on Charlottesville — his actual default position is the position of his base, the position that got him elected.
I think you’re going to see a lot of constraints on that.
I think it’ll be much more conventional.”
But the bigger takeaway here is that Bannon believes Trump will fail.
The wall? Probably not going to happen.
Sweeping tax cuts? Bannon predicted “they’ll do a very standard Republican version of taxes.”
Repealing Obamacare? Please.
Bannon called the GOP plan that Trump backed “a half-hearted attempt at Obamacare reform.”
That's right — “reform.” Bannon wouldn't even call it a repeal effort.
The short translation is that Trump's campaign was a fraud.
The ideas that Trump sold and his supporters bought are unlikely to turn into actions,
according to Bannon.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...=.2b715aee1780
I suppose Bannon ought to know.
Trash certainly has NO power over Congress,
and will sign whatever the Congressional Repug ESTABLISHMENT swamp puts on his desk
I'll boil it down for ya, daddy:::He mopped the in' floor with her in' ass.Bannon, basically: Trump’s campaign was a fraud the former White House chief strategist made a breathtakingly candid admission in the hours after his exit on Friday.
“The Trump presidency that we fought for, and won, is over,” Bannon told the Weekly Standard. “We still have a huge movement, and we will make something of this Trump presidency. But that presidency is over. It’ll be something else. And there’ll be all kinds of fights, and there’ll be good days and bad days, but
that presidency is over.”
What, exactly, did Bannon mean? Well, he got specific:
“I just think his ability to get anything done — particularly the bigger things, like the wall, the bigger, broader things that we fought for, it’s just going to be that much harder,” Bannon said of Trump.
And what will be the effect of the remaining White House advisers on Trump?
“I think they’re going to try to moderate him,” Bannon said.
“I think he’ll sign a clean debt ceiling; I think you’ll see all this stuff.
His natural tendency — and I think you saw it this week on Charlottesville — his actual default position is the position of his base, the position that got him elected.
I think you’re going to see a lot of constraints on that.
I think it’ll be much more conventional.”
But the bigger takeaway here is that Bannon believes Trump will fail.
The wall? Probably not going to happen.
Sweeping tax cuts? Bannon predicted “they’ll do a very standard Republican version of taxes.”
Repealing Obamacare? Please.
Bannon called the GOP plan that Trump backed “a half-hearted attempt at Obamacare reform.”
That's right — “reform.” Bannon wouldn't even call it a repeal effort.
The short translation is that Trump's campaign was a fraud.
The ideas that Trump sold and his supporters bought are unlikely to turn into actions,
according to Bannon.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...=.2b715aee1780
I suppose Bannon ought to know.
Trash certainly has NO power over Congress,
and will sign whatever the Congressional Repug ESTABLISHMENT swamp puts on his desk
Cuckner president. Not Bannon.
Cuckner mopped the floor with Bannon's ing ass.
I'm trend setter.
I set trends.
Schiff is speaking what's on the minds of serious people and psychiatrists.
Schiff questions Trump’s ‘capability,’ says issue could get worse with time
he sees “some serious issues” with President Trump’s capabilities that aren’t likely to get better
but that it’s premature to consider invoking a cons utional provision to force him from office.
There’s some attribute of his character that makes him
seemingly incapable of introspection and
a broad understanding of what the country really needs,
and I think it’s a question that people are asking, you know,
‘What is going on with this president?
What can explain this kind of behavior?’ ”
this man is not only going to not grow with the job, but is willing to say things that are just patently untrue,’”
“a broadening recognition that there are some serious issues with our president that aren’t going to go away,
that aren’t going to get better, and
indeed with the pressures of the job, may very well get worse.”
the vice president and eight Cabinet members the authority to unilaterally force the president from office if they deem him “unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office.”
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...=.097630adebf7
More truths from Schiff there than from Trash in the last 2+ years.
Trash is one sicko mother ing pussy grabber
Schiff is still steamed because Trump mopped the in' floor with her in' ass.
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