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you're a ing with TDS no doubt
You're an autistic druggy on LSD no doubt
Two Syndrome?
The only pole that was right in in 2016
Rasmussen?
effectively the in-house Repug polling jokers, who predicted a Romney landslide, "winning handily", a few days before Obama wiped out Romney.
‘Dopes and babies!’ Cadet Bone Spurs unleashed expletive-filled rant at military leaders after growing bored in Pentagon meeting
erupted during a briefing intended to teach him the basic fundamentals of U.S. foreign policy —
and essentially ended any hope that he would ever learn them.
Six months into his presidency,
Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis,
Director of the National Economic Council Gary Cohn and
Secretary of State Rex Tillerson
were frustrated and alarmed by the gaps in Trump’s knowledge of world affairs,
and they scheduled a Pentagon briefing to catch him up,
Trump was quickly aggravated by the presentation — which featured charts and graphics, punctuated with dollar signs
— and repeatedly interrupted to alleviate his apparent boredom,
“We are owed money you haven’t been collecting!” Trump complained
“You would totally go bankrupt if you had to run your own business.”
Trump seemed preoccupied with voiding President Barack Obama’s nuclear deal with Iran,
and blew up when Tillerson started to explain why it was effective.
“I don’t want to hear it,” Trump said.
“They’re cheating, they’re building.
We’re getting out of it.
I keep telling you, I keep giving you time, and
you keep delaying me.
I want out of it.”
Trump then moved on to
Afghanistan, which he called a “loser war” to the shock and horror of military officials who’d fought there.
“You’re all losers,” Trump said. “You don’t know how to win anymore.”
“We spent $7 trillion; they’re ripping us off,” Trump yelled. “Where is the f*cking oil?”
Trump had worked himself
into a lather, insulting individual military leaders and breathlessly ranting.
“I wouldn’t go to war with you people,” Trump brayed.
“You’re a bunch of dopes and babies.”
only Tillerson spoke up to defend the military — and
he famously wrote off Trump after the meeting,
speaking to others as the room emptied.
“He’s a ing moron,” the secretary of state said.
https://www.rawstory.com/2020/01/dopes-and-babies-trump-unleashed-expletive-filled-rant-at-military-leaders-after-growing-bored-in-pentagon-meeting-report/
Swamp Draining News
With Bernhardt Running Trump's Interior Dept., Former Corporate Clients Lavishing Tens of Millions in New Lobby Spending
"The corruption is absolutely shameless."
More than a dozen former lobbying clients of Interior Secretary David Bernhardt have spent nearly $30 million convincing the Trump administration to do the bidding of the fossil fuel industry,
after examining lobbying records and Bernhardt's recusals due to conflicts of interest.
Since Bernhardt replaced Ryan Zinke—who resigned in 2018 amid his own ethics scandals—
17 of Bernhardt's former clients have lobbied the federal government.
Fifteen of those have lobbied the Interior Department, including eight which spent more than $1 million each.
"The corruption is absolutely shameless,"
"Millions in spending on lobbying have proven devastating for public lands but a gusher for oil and gas interests,"
Bernhardt has consistently favored industry over conservation interests and public health. There appears to be no end, and no shame, in sight."
lobbied the administration on issues including federal protections for the sage grouse—which the government slashed last year—and water preservation.
, the department has pushed to allow oil drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge,
made it more difficult to designate a species as endangered,
moved the Bureau of Land Management’s headquarters to Colorado, where fossil fuel interests have easy access to the agency,
and opened one million acres in California to fracking.
the long-term effects of many of the issues Bernhardt's associates have lobbied for will be difficult to reverse by a future administration.
"Regulations can always change but it will be nearly impossible to reverse all this leasing and the permanent damage to endangered species,"
https://www.commondreams.org/news/2020/01/16/bernhardt-running-trumps-interior-dept-former-corporate-clients-lavishing-tens
4d chess
Hiring Epstein's legal team?
I thought you didn't like him.
i'm autistic now? and a druggy on lsd no doubt? i haven't taken lsd in 20 yrs but yeah i'm trippin' balls homie! as well, i wish i was autistic because i'd love a metokur video dedicated to my downfall.
nah, that's what his ex had and none of those s were blaKKKe's.Two Syndrome?
Joey begging for attention
Bill Barr singling out Trump’s enemies for ‘selective’ scrutiny:
‘The pattern is unmistakable’
The deeply conservative Barr has opened investigations into
special counsel Robert Mueller’s probe and
FISA warrants used to put Trump associates under surveillance in 2016, and
he’s repeatedly gone after former FBI director James Comey and
others who looked into Trump’s ties to Russia,
“The connecting thread is that
Trump’s enemies are scoured for any violation that can be found, and
held to the strictest letter of the law,
while his allies are given broad la ude.”
“Enough cases fit the pattern for it to have become unmistakable,”
It’s even more telling to consider which cases Barr has decided not to investigate —
such as the release of private text messages from former FBI agent Lisa Page, who’s now suing the Justice Department, or
leaks related to the 2016 Clinton email probe.
“Trump is not arbitrarily having his opponents arrested,” Chait wrote.
“He is doing something more subtle, but still extremely dangerous:
using the Department of Justice to selectively hold his opponents to the most exacting levels of legal scrutiny that are not broadly applied.
It doesn’t even matter that not every investigation brings charges, and
the charges themselves probably won’t hold up in court.”
“The time, expense, and reputational cost of the investigations will be damaging enough,”
Slowly but surely, Trump is corrupting the rule of law.
“The message Trump has sent to his bureaucracy is unmistakable,” Chait wrote.
“Political loyalists will be granted broad la ude, and
displays of troublesome independence will be held to the strictest accountability.
https://www.rawstory.com/2020/01/bil..._campaign=3516
Promise made, promise broken:
New analysis finds
Trump is losing more often than he’s winning
One of the main arguments .. in favor of giving him a second term is that he has been keeping his 2016 campaign promises.
“I’ve completed more promises than I’ve made.”
The Post’s Glenn Kessler notes that the publication debuted its Trump Promise Trackerin December 2016, and according to the most recent Promise Tracker update,
Trump “has broken about 43% of 60 key promises and
kept about 35%.
He settled for a compromise on 12%.”
https://www.rawstory.com/2020/01/pro..._campaign=3516
Repugs have hit men playing gotcha of character assassination
Democrats file ethics complaint over Republican 'trackers' roaming House halls
Ethics complaints against Republicans have been on an upswing, after the Republican-held House buried almost everything.
Also, Republicans have been doing more crimes these days.
NRCC chair Rep. Tom Emmer is brazenly breaking House ethics rules, citing "multiple instances" of NRCC
campaign trackers "chase and badger[ing] Democratic members of Congress in House office buildings."
Campaign activities are not allowed inside House buildings; this would seem self-evidently a campaign activity.
A "tracker," ... is
a video or audio-recording member of a campaign or political group tasked with following an opposing candidate to as many events as possible,
looking to catch (or directly provoke) a political gaffe that can be used against them.
https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2020/1/15/1911539/-Democrats-file-ethics-complaint-over-Republican-trackers-roaming-House-halls
Trash connects with his cult mob with
Royal flush: Understanding the power of Donald Trump's toilet politics
Trump's obsession with plumbing may seem buffoonish — but it forges a personal connection with his followers
For Donald Trump, the personal certainly is the political.
He has shown himself to be a malignant narcissist.
He is an egomaniac.
Trump’s personal obsessions drive most if not all of his behavior.
He has no conception, care or concern for most other people.
Trump’s personal and political brand is grievance-mongering and
a false narrative of white victimhood.
This won Donald Trump the White House and remains the bedrock of his political cult and popularity.
he is fixated on the absolute fealty of his minions.
As many of the country’s leading mental health experts have pointed out,
Trump is extremely insecure. This in turn fuels his bullying and anti-social behavior.
During the 2016 presidential campaign
he repeatedly talked about menstruation as a way of suggesting that
women are unpredictable, hyper-emotional and irrational.
Trump has publicly bragged about the size of his genitals.
He appears fixated on human waste and toilets.
As such, his politics are scatological and infantile.
This is a common feature of right-wing authoritarian movements and their faux “populist” appeal.
During the Milwaukee rally, Trump also repeatedly mimicked flushing a toilet.
president also has a special obsession with dishwashers.
Trump also told his almost all-white crowd that their “dishes will be beautiful” because of his presidency.
Trump’s toilet-politics strategy is not some form of three-dimensional chess.
Nor are such appeals an example of Trump and his handlers’ political genius or sophistication.
Trump is simply channeling the personal as the political in a very basic way.
Trump’s toilet politics are intimate, tangible, real, immediate and visceral for his cult members.
since at least the 1950s,
the American public is largely non-ideological and unsophisticated, and
lacks any systematic understanding and knowledge of public policy.
Modern conservatism is also anti-intellectual.
Donald Trump’s toilet politics are best understood as basic psychology applied to the needs and desires of his followers.
right-wing authoritarians and other conservatives possess a “negativity bias”
wherein their brain structures and socialization encourage them to fixate on upsetting images and concepts
obsession with “cleanliness” is also an element in why Trump’s supporters and other right-wing conservatives and authoritarians
Historically and through to the present,
nonwhites in America have been stigmatized and stereotyped through the white gaze
as somehow being “dirty”, “unclean” or, in the most extreme version, “invaders” and a human form of pollution.
Black and brown cities such as Chicago and Baltimore are “dirty” and “dangerous”;
nonwhite migrants and refugees are “snakes”, “rats” or other vermin.
. Unfortunately for America and the world,
Trump commands a core group of ignorant, nihilistic voters in key states
who will vote for him no matter what. Trump’s toilet politics are part of the appeal.
Trumpism, a dumbing down of the American public rather than its elevation.
his toilet politics seem buffoonish and stupid. For those inside his cult, it is gospel.
https://www.rawstory.com/2020/01/her..._campaign=3516
no one was talking to you you got :yu
‘Relentlessly obsessed’ Trump blasted for ‘craven’ decision to gut Mic e Obama’s healthy school lunch rules on her birthday
This Friday, the Trump administration announced that it will be
rolling back school lunch standards on vegetables and fruits that were championed by former First Lady Mic e Obama,
The Agriculture Department said in a statement that the new standards will allow schools more flexibility
“because they know their children best.”
But according to President Trump’s critics on Twitter, the move is
just another vindictive attempt to reverse any and all accomplishments that came out of the Obama White House:
https://www.rawstory.com/2020/01/rel..._campaign=3516
Trash Reportedly Told HHS Secretary He
‘Should Never Have Done That ing Vaping Thing’
referencing his move to ban flavored e-cigarettes last year.
President Trump also reportedly asked Azar when drug prices would be lowered
and when the U.S. would be receiving more drugs from Canada.
https://www.mediaite.com/trump/trump...-vaping-thing/
... racially excluded from the vaping ban is menthol, which is a favorite with black cigarette smokers. Let the knitters smoke themselves to death.
Lara Trump appears to mock Biden’s stutter at campaign event:
“Let’s get the words out, Joe”
"The problem is that's their front-runner, guys, OK?"
https://www.salon.com/2020/01/17/lara-trump-appears-to-mock-bidens-stutter-at-campaign-event-lets-get-the-words-out-joe/
All the Trash family EXUDES classiness
Treasury Department inspector general probes possible Trump tax break abuses
A tax break meant to help the poor
has been manipulated by billionaires,
https://www.salon.com/2020/01/17/treasury-department-inspector-general-probes-possible-trump-tax-break-abuses_partner/
The tax break was WRITTEN by billionaires and Jared.
NO PRESIDENT LEFT BEHIND:
TRUMP’S LACK OF BASIC LITERACY AND THE CONSEQUENCES
Six months into Trump’s administration, subordinates were
“alarmed by gaping holes in Trump’s knowledge of history,
especially the key alliances forged following World War II,” and
the president’s appointees “also felt that
many of Trump’s impulsive ideas stemmed from his lack of familiarity with U.S. history and,
even, where countries were located.”
the newsflash that “nobody knew that healthcare could be so complicated.”
Or the observation that the US is obligated to defend Japan, but “if we’re attacked, Japan doesn’t have to help us at all. They can watch it on a Sony television.”
That remark, wrote Princeton professor Gary Bass, displayed
“a strategic cluelessness and historical ignorance that
would disqualify a person from even a modest desk job at the State Department.”
US foreign policy is increasingly hostage to a mind that is ... “unen bered by the thought process.”
at any G-20 summit, the most powerful person in the world is also the most ignorant person in the room,
an inversion of competence and power
that you don’t tend to see in corporate boardrooms or in other organizations that wield significant public influence.
There’s a reason society requires the credentialing of people who make highly consequential decisions
Political power in a democracy is supposed to reside ultimately in popular consent, and
subjecting political candidates to credentialing would simply move the locus of power to the folks who write the tests.
Governance is not supposed to be the province of an elite professional clerisy.
Donald Trump amply proves that voters cannot always distinguish between qualified and unqualified,
something the Cons ution anticipates; that’s one reason there’s an Electoral College.
Donald Trump’s rise owes partly to an anti-intellectual disposition perfectly exemplified a decade ago by
creationist Don McLeroy,
who as a member of the Texas State Board of Education
inveighed against the tyranny of science by declaring that
“somebody’s got to stand up to experts.”
Science still has a place for experts, but Mr. McLeroy can take heart:
In the realm of diplomacy, Donald Trump is cleaning house.
https://whowhatwhy.org/2020/01/17/no-president-left-behind-trumps-lack-of-basic-literacy-and-the-consequences/
Don McLeroy, an Aggie
You are directly talking to me, you re ed drugged up piece of
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