Thread: President Donald Trump

Originally Posted by misskit

Stephen Miller looks and sounds like a cartoon villain to me.


At least the Senate is minimizing the amount of damage Trump can do while they are in recess.

Senate blocks Trump from making recess appointments over break

The Senate blocked President Trump from being able to make recess appointments on Thursday as lawmakers leave Washington for their summer break.

Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska), doing wrap up for the entire Senate, locked in nine "pro-forma" sessions — brief meetings that normally last roughly a minute.

The move, which requires the agreement of every senator, means the Senate will be in session every three business days throughout the August recess.

more Senate blocks Trump from making recess appointments over break | TheHill



And, I am glad John Kelly is in the Whitehouse. At least there is a capable and sane man there in case of a huge problem arises which dimwitted Trump is not able to handle.

Glad to see that Congress sees the importance of reeling in this clown boy.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...ico-narcissism

Hilarious. He really is the buffoon isn't he.

Telling other heads of state what to do.


https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...ts-border-wall

^ From that link...

Trump: “This is going to kill me,” he said to Turnbull. “I am the world’s greatest person that does not want to let people into the country.”


He added: “This deal will make me look terrible.”




What a bozo.

Originally Posted by bsnub

What a bozo.

the real bozos are the ones who fell (and continue to fall) for his self-serving lies.

outside of lowering taxes, trump doesn't care about any policy issue...not immigration, health care, abortion etc... all he cares about is himself.

if he cared so much about america, americans, or any of these issues, why did he wait until his 70s to do anything related to public service?

FFS, when did he even become a republican? he couldn't even vote for a republican in the 2012 presidential primary because he wasn't registered as a republican.

Donald Trump couldn?t vote in 2012 Republican primary - NY Daily News

Well Donald is giving out a lot of free rope and soon they will begin HANGING THEMSELVES

What about the Idiot John McCain his military career was a series of disasters, and he left a trail of dead people

Maybe a lot of this level of discussion, about global politics is above the average reader intellect

Yes USA has a great influence on the world economy and as a global investor it is in my interests USA does well, so far Donald the markets are strong, Thank you and well done

Originally Posted by al007

so far Donald the markets are strong, Thank you and well done

He has not even passed a fiscal budget yet. He has had nothing to do with the stock market and you are a complete imbecile if you think otherwise. The market was surging long before he was even in office.

Originally Posted by al007

as a global investor it is in my interests USA does well, so far Donald the markets are strong, Thank you and well done

Great time to buy big shot. Go for it.

Originally Posted by Humbert

Originally Posted by al007

as a global investor it is in my interests USA does well, so far Donald the markets are strong, Thank you and well done

Great time to buy big shot. Go for it.

Funny thing is that the organge cheeto has never had the nuts to play the market.

Donald Trump Would Be Richer If He’d Have Invested in Index Funds



Donald Trump Would Be Richer If He Had Invested in Index Funds | Fortune.com

Originally Posted by bsnub

Originally Posted by Humbert

Originally Posted by al007

as a global investor it is in my interests USA does well, so far Donald the markets are strong, Thank you and well done

Great time to buy big shot. Go for it.

Funny thing is that the organge cheeto has never had the nuts to play the market.

Donald Trump Would Be Richer If He’d Have Invested in Index Funds



Donald Trump Would Be Richer If He Had Invested in Index Funds | Fortune.com

Fake news, debunked repeatedly, you're a sucker.

Originally Posted by Slick

Originally Posted by bsnub

Originally Posted by Humbert

Originally Posted by al007

as a global investor it is in my interests USA does well, so far Donald the markets are strong, Thank you and well done

Great time to buy big shot. Go for it.

Funny thing is that the organge cheeto has never had the nuts to play the market.

Donald Trump Would Be Richer If He’d Have Invested in Index Funds



Donald Trump Would Be Richer If He Had Invested in Index Funds | Fortune.com

Fake news, debunked repeatedly, you're a sucker.

Show us the debunking then.

Strikes me Fortune magazine have a reputation to uphold.

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

Strikes me Fortune magazine have a reputation to uphold

whereas Slick doesn't, hence the constant stream of alt-right inanities...

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

Show us the debunking then.

He can't he has been getting slapped down on this thread as usual. Yet the useful idiot still pushes the party talking points.

Over on reddit and 4chan this imbecile is a pseudo god.

In the real world he is a total buffoon.

Fuck me, I nearly missed this zinger!

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The Trump administration has shown its total weakness by handing over executive power to Congress in the most humiliating way
1:38 PM - 2 Aug 2017

Originally Posted by CSFFan

Originally Posted by al007

What about the Idiot John McCain his military career was a series of disasters, and he left a trail of dead people

On a TD standard of trolling, I'd have to give you a -7 out of 10.

Say this to his fellows who were lucky enough to survive his military "skill"...
(and to the ones who had served with him in the Hanoi Hilton, however, not so lucky enough to have such a father and grandfather...)

Originally Posted by Klondyke

Say this to his fellows who were lucky enough to survive his military "skill"...
(and to the ones who had served with him in the Hanoi Hilton, however, not so lucky enough to have such a father and grandfather...)

I've not been to Vietnam and have never really read about Vietnamese telling stories of how lucky they were to avoid McCain's personal bombing campaign.

How did McCain benefit from his father being an admiral?

Originally Posted by Klondyke

Originally Posted by CSFFan

Originally Posted by al007

What about the Idiot John McCain his military career was a series of disasters, and he left a trail of dead people

On a TD standard of trolling, I'd have to give you a -7 out of 10.

Say this to his fellows who were lucky enough to survive his military "skill"...
(and to the ones who had served with him in the Hanoi Hilton, however, not so lucky enough to have such a father and grandfather...)

He flew 23 combat missions over hostile territory. Because of the familial connections you whine about, he could have saved himself 5 years in the Hanoi Hilton but refused the offer of early release because he wouldn't abandon his comrades.

Do you have any these?

Silver Star Medal
Legion of Merit (2) w/ Combat "V"
Distinguished Flying Cross
Bronze Star Medal (3) w/ Combat "V"
Purple Heart Medal (2)

No.

Best you STFU, you look a pathetic little wanker on this one.

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this administration just

can't

stop

lying.

Here is the Slick tard himself, another Timothy McVeigh waiting to happen:

P.S. How come you don't criticise orange cunto, who used daddy's money and influence to dodge serving?

Oh that's right.

BREAKING: US attorney general says four charged in crackdown on leaks

The US attorney general has said four people have been charged over leaks as the Trump administration launched a crackdown on embarrassing disclosures.

Jeff Sessions said the suspects were accused of divulging classified material or concealed contacts with foreign intelligence officers.

America's top prosecutor said the administration has tripled the number of active leak probes since January.

President Donald Trump has criticised Mr Sessions as "very weak" on leaks.

Leaks 'staggering'

At Friday's news conference, Mr Sessions said no government could be effective when its leaders could not talk freely in confidence with foreign leaders.

"I strongly agree with the president and condemn in the strongest terms the staggering number of leaks undermining the ability of our government to protect this country," he told reporters.

He said there had been a "dramatic" increase in recent months of unauthorised disclosures to the media and even foreign adversaries.
The attorney general also said he wanted to review policies on media subpoenas - compelling journalists to testify in court - to balance the role of the press with protecting national security.

US attorney general says four charged in crackdown on leaks - BBC News

Originally Posted by elche

Here is the Slick tard himself, another Timothy McVeigh waiting to happen:

Repost, earlier removed my the mods.

How does it feel to have Donald Trump as your President?

The Russia investigation is no longer an intelligence probe, but a criminal investigation too. That is a significant turn, but it is not unusual.

There was already a grand jury being used by the FBI before special counsel Robert Muller was appointed.

It is common for prosecutors to convene grand juries to question witnesses and gather evidence, and it would be odd if Mr Mueller did not.

Even Ty Cobb, the President's lawyer, said he welcomed anything that "accelerates the conclusion" of Mr Mueller's work fairly.

However, this development also suggests it could now be months - if not years - until it is fully concluded.

There is an old adage that a prosecutor can get a jury to indict a ham sandwich, but we have no way of knowing what they will find. What we do know is there are now more tools to investigate with.

The only reason we know about the grand jury at all is because of yet another leak.

Republican senator Lindsey Graham told me it is vital there are not any more leaks, whether from the jury or Mr Mueller's office.

He added that he believes any move to get rid of Mr Mueller would "unleash holy hell" and be "incredibly foolish".

Senator Graham dismissed President Trump's claim the Russia investigation is a "witch hunt."

He says he personally has seen "no evidence of collusion," but like many other Republican congressmen he wants "America to know the damage Russia has done".

He will be keeping a close eye on preserving the integrity of Mr Mueller's probe and ensuring it is a professional and fair one.

But Mr Trump seems to have little faith it will be.

And Michael Caputo, a former Trump campaign adviser, told me the investigations are nothing but a "silent coup that won't succeed".

Grand jury means Trump investigation may take years to conclude