Bill Madden @activist360
"Something underreported, during Trump's lunatic fit, he called on General Kelly to come on stage with him — and Kelly refused. #PhoenixRally"
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Bill Madden @activist360
"Something underreported, during Trump's lunatic fit, he called on General Kelly to come on stage with him — and Kelly refused. #PhoenixRally"
so the renovations amounted to putting gold plating on everything to remind him of his ny apartment?
Obama wallpaper? Like, he put up that wallpaper and it wasn't already there for who knows how long? :rolleyes:
Oh, it's Obama wallpaper. Every president gets new wallpaper, shuffles the furniture in and out of storage. Non issue.
anybody else see Madeleine Albright's sick twitter burn?
https://twitter.com/madeleine/status/899723931350859776
Here I was thinking they tricked Trump by putting up Obama wallpaper... as in wallpaper with Obama's face all over it. That would have been amazing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Moongirl
I hate how Trump has dissed the White House. He is such a classless man.
Source: Chicago Tribune
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An apology to Donald Trump, from the 'fake news' media
After watching Donald Trump's campaign rally in Phoenix, it became clear that we in the media owe the president a sincere apology.
Trump used Tuesday night's rally to denounce the "fake news" media for being mean, dishonest, bad, America-hating and an all-around pain in his keister.
Referring to controversial comments he made in the wake of a deadly white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Va., Trump said: "The words were perfect."
He even quoted his own perfect words, cleverly omitting the part where he blamed the Charlottesville tragedy on "many sides" rather than just on the Nazi side, creating the controversy in the first place.
After spending 15 or so minutes complaining about the media, he said of the media: "For the most part, all they do is complain. … These are really, really dishonest people and they're bad people and I really think they don't like our country. I really believe that."
Well, I, for one, feel just terrible. It was never my intention, as a journalist, to make the president of the United States feel like he's under some form of scrutiny or that he should be held accountable for the words that fall out of his mouth.
I wasn't able to reach all my fake news brothers and sisters after the rally — the instant-messaging system George Soros has us use was on the blink — but I feel confident most would concur with this formal apology.
President Trump:
As a fake news media member in good standing, I would like to sincerely apologize for forcing you to hold a campaign rally eight months into your first term as president.
I'm sorry that in the course of that rally I forced you to misquote yourself and to devote one reference to Heather Heyer, the woman killed during the white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, versus an inordinate number of references to the journalists who cover you and your administration.
I definitely should not have made you fail to mention the 10 American sailors who died or are missing from the Navy destroyer USS John S. McCain after it collided with an oil tanker Monday.
That was callous of me, and I am deeply sorry.
I also showed poor judgment in making you seem almost annoyed that you had to properly denounce the various hate groups that marched in Charlottesville chanting, "Jews will not replace us!"
And I definitely shouldn't have had you say this during the rally: "I hit 'em with neo-Nazi. I hit them with everything. I got the white supremacists, the neo-Nazis. I got them all in there, Let's see. KKK, we have KKK."
That almost made it sound like condemning hate groups made you the victim. Please accept my apology for that bit. It was callous and wholly inappropriate.
While I'm apologizing for Nazi stuff, I'm sorry I entered your brain and forced you to express sympathy for Jeffrey Lord, a commentator who was recently fired from CNN for tweeting "Sieg Heil!" at the head of a liberal watchdog group.
In retrospect, that was a weird and dreadfully timed thing to have you say, and I hope you will forgive me.
I regret having you say the following about clean coal: "They're going to take out clean coal, meaning they're taking out coal, they're gonna clean it."
Upon further reflection, that statement made it sound like you haven't the foggiest idea what the term "clean coal" means and are quite unintelligent. That is 100 percent my bad. Perhaps with time we can mend the damage my recklessness has done to your reputation.
On two occasions, I lied to you via telepathy and convinced you that the cameras broadcasting your rally had been shut down because the media were too frightened to share your criticism of CNN and other outlets. That was transparently false, particularly since I watched the rally in its entirety on CNN. I'm sorry I made you lie about that. Twice.
Rather than have you refer to Republican Sen. John McCain, a war hero currently battling brain cancer, by name, I took the cowardly and childish path of instructing you to mock and taunt him using the phrase, "One vote away." That was a reference to McCain's deciding vote against your health care bill, which would have repealed Obamacare.
Hearing you screeching, "One vote away!" like an insolent child did not set the presidential tone I hoped it would. It was a terrible decision by me, and I am drowning in my own shame.
Convincing you to say that you will, if necessary, shut down the government in order to build your preposterous border wall was folly of near-biblical proportions, framing you as either: stubborn and narcissistic to the point of jeopardizing the country's fiscal well-being and doing real harm to Americans who rely on government services just to save face, or a liar.
I will never live that one down.
I could go on and apologize for the lies I implanted in the left frontal lobe of your brain, including, but not limited to: CNN's ratings are down (they're up); a historic increase in defense spending (your proposed increase is neither historic nor a done deal); and there weren't many protesters outside the rally (there were thousands).
But what's the point? I have clearly failed you and, along with all media members, am responsible for your divisive rhetoric and mind-boggling unwillingness to step outside yourself for even one fraction of a moment and notice that you sound like an infantile madman.
I promise, from here on, to pamper you, to coddle your ego, to deflect all blame on others and to never accurately report on you, because that causes you to call me fake news.
Please accept this apology. I am not at all proud of the things I've made you do.
And America shouldn't be either.
Well.....
Tres vaniteux! ‘Hyper-vain’ Emmanuel Macron has spent $10,000-a-month on makeup since becoming President of France (as critics wonder what his wife spends)
Emmanuel Macron has spent £8,000-a-month on makeup | Daily Mail Online
Let's see Trump's hairspray bill.
Source: The Palmer Report
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“To bad”: illiterate Donald Trump attacks James Clapper and Mitch McConnell in surreal meltdown
By Bill Palmer
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You saw it coming. Donald Trump semi-behaved himself during his speech in Reno to the American Legion yesterday. So that meant he was going to have an unhinged meltdown today to compensate for it. This morning that translated into a deranged Twitter attack on the likes of James Clapper and Mitch McConnell, which saw Trump even more illiterate than usual.
Trump began the morning by trying to blame his failed legislative agenda, which has been derailed by his own sideshows, on the Republicans and Democrats: “I requested that Mitch M & Paul R tie the Debt Ceiling legislation into the popular V.A. Bill (which just passed) for easy approval. They didn’t do it so now we have a big deal with Dems holding them up (as usual) on Debt Ceiling approval. Could have been so easy-now a mess!”
We assume that by “Paul R” he meant Speaker of the House Paul Ryan, and not, in fact, Pee Wee Herman actor Paul Reubens.
But from there things got worse.
From there Trump continued to defend his flip-flopping response to the Charlottesville terrorist attack, which saw him blaming both sides on one day, blaming white supremacists the next day, and then defending white supremacists the day after that: “The Fake News is now complaining about my different types of back to back speeches. Well, there was Afghanistan (somber), the big Rally (enthusiastic, dynamic and fun) and the American Legion – V.A. (respectful and strong). Too bad the Dems have no one who can change tones!”
The trouble here is that Trump actually tweeted “to bad” and had to delete it before tweeting “to bad” again, with his staff presumably stepping in and correcting it to “too bad” on the third try.
Trump also took another shot at Mitch McConnell: “The only problem I have with Mitch McConnell is that, after hearing Repeal & Replace for 7 years, he failed!That should NEVER have happened!” But then he went after retired Director of National Intelligence James Clapper, who worked for ten Presidents and is universally respected.
Donald Trump tweeted: “James Clapper, who famously got caught lying to Congress, is now an authority on Donald Trump. Will he show you his beautiful letter to me?” Trump is too much of a narcissist to understand that Clapper would only have written him a polite letter upon taking office as a courtesy. And yet this clown still hasn’t been impeached. That’s both “to bad” and “too bad.”
Racist asshole Russell Walker filed a lawsuit against taking down confederate statues. He doesn't see them as racist. Yeah right, listen to what this bigot says about Martin Luther King.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9BC0eJOJZvQ
On the pics it doesn't look like he is wearing (a lot) of make up, Could be for his wife, she sure looks like it is caked on, on he is paying this make up artist for her extra curriculum services.Quote:
Originally Posted by ShimmeringGlow
1 year old clip of a guy who very probably voted for Trump. An ex-cop, no less.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uu6ZsoYezww
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=STcgXcxOhNc
No words..............
I hope he dies.Quote:
Originally Posted by HWBL
Gary Cohn is the head of the National Economic Council.
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Well Trump actually made a move that I don't absolutely hate. He just imposed sanctions on Venezuela. I feel absolutely horrible for the people living in those conditions and starving, but we can't support a dictator taking over a democratic nation either. Now I'm wondering if we will be able to get aid to the citizens.
Which country is going to help us get rid of Trump because he's doing the same thing to this country.Quote:
Originally Posted by greysfang
No, he will not. Unlike Venezuelans, the citizenry is armed in the U.S.
Trey YingstVerified account @TreyYingstFollow
President Trump told me "good luck to everybody" when I asked what message he had for the people of Texas