Thread: President Donald Trump

^ Oh my the aged lemmings step out to humiliate themselves.

Originally Posted by Jesus Jones

Yet the little buttercups seem to cherish Clinton as some champion of womens rights!

Three million people turned out nation wide even more globally.

Originally Posted by Humbert

Originally Posted by Mr Earl

I suspect Trump is privately laughing his fucking ass off!

Right Earl, negative press doesn't bother him at all.:smileylaughing

A highly subjective attendance count of the inauguration hardly constitutes negative press.

Since the Donald ain't tweeting it, it ain't news yet.

The media just greedily swallowed the bait, hook line and sinker.

Originally Posted by Mr Earl

A highly subjective attendance count of the inauguration hardly constitutes negative press.

How is it subjective? I posted the DC Metro figures.

Originally Posted by bsnub

Originally Posted by Jesus Jones

Yet the little buttercups seem to cherish Clinton as some champion of womens rights!

Three million people turned out nation wide even more globally.

Snubby, tell us again; who are the lemmings?

Uh, you?

The guy who claims Trump isn't own by Wall Street yet appointing an entire team of Wall Street hacks to run his admin. is no big deal

Originally Posted by redhaze

The guy who claims Trump isn't own by Wall Street yet appointing an entire team of Wall Street hacks to run his admin. is no big deal

Appointing some of the best and brightest from Goldman Sachs, doesn't necessarily constitute ownership.

There could well be an underlying strategy which the public isn't privy to.

Trump has been underestimated nearly every step of the way to this historic Presidency.

I would expect the boneheads will most likely continue to underestimate him.

Originally Posted by Humbert

Originally Posted by birding

You stupid one eyed prick try doing a little research before your next idiotic post. Hillary Clinton's Top Donors - pg.1 https://theintercept.com/2016/10/18/...-coordination/

That money is from Super PACs imbecile. The candidates and the campaigns have no contact with PACs or Super PACs It does not go directly into the campaign chest. It is used for advertising that the candidate has no control over.
You don't have a clue what you are talking about.

Didnt you read the link I posted regarding super pac's

Of course the super pac money goes to her campaign you say yourself it goes to advertise her campaign. You are so besotted you cant even think straight.

Originally Posted by Mr Earl

Appointing some of the best and brightest from Goldman Sachs, doesn't necessarily constitute ownership.

Keep drinking the piss earl.

Originally Posted by Mr Earl

Appointing some of the best and brightest from Goldman Sachs, doesn't necessarily constitute ownership.

Being as they work for Donald now, it becomes a case of him owning them.....but it takes extraordinary analytical skills to see through such convoluted strategy....

For whatever it's worth.....

Here's really what happened.....

Trump did his usual perusal of the newspapers and saw the comparison of crowd sizes.

Donald remembered looking out and seeing "millions" in the crowd, because, after all that's what he wanted to see, regardless of what everyone else calls "reality".

He stews about this on the ride to Langley to try and win over people whose work he's been critical and when given to chance to open his mouth, he attacks, because attacking with B.S. is his trademark. I'm guessing he made a great impression with the career people at Langley. After all, they did give him a standing ovation....as he was leaving.

Trump realizes that the only way to double down on his perceptions of reality is to have his press secretary go out and repeat Trump's message that the media is lying because he personally saw the crowd.

Spicer, being the upholder of the "truth" is ordered to confront the press and deliver the "Word of Trump". In doing so, he only embarrasses himself, loses whatever personal integrity he might have had and makes America appear to be run by a bunch of clowns.

I wonder which of Trump's team is going to repeat his obvious lies and impeach their personal integrity.

Well done Trump!!!!!

Only 3 years and 363 days to go snowflakes. So anyway which womens rights has Trump taken away that I've obviously missed?

^^Truly remarkable how so many anti-trumpers are such gifted psychics who can read the mind of Donald. Excellent job, yes indeed!



Corrected..

Originally Posted by buriramboy

Only 7 years and 363 days to go snowflakes. So anyway which womens rights has Trump taken away that I've obviously missed?

Originally Posted by Mr Earl

Truly remarkable how so many anti-trumpers are such gifted psychics who can read the mind of Donald.

How would you explain the lies that Trump told then forced his press secretary to repeat, Earl?

Lying time is over...there's not going to be accusations made without proof by the president or his staff without consequences.

The election is over. When Trump or one of his minions says something, it should have a bit of truth behind it.

Originally Posted by CSFFan

In doing so, he only embarrasses himself, loses whatever personal integrity he might have had and makes America appear to be run by a bunch of clowns.

In fairness, he is duty bound to reflect the general tenor of the administration.

But what a sad inadequate little dweeb he already seems.

Like someone rescued by Donald from a future of befriending youngsters on gamer forums.

Originally Posted by CSFFan

For whatever it's worth.....

Here's really what happened.....

Trump did his usual perusal of the newspapers and saw the comparison of crowd sizes.

Donald remembered looking out and seeing "millions" in the crowd, because, after all that's what he wanted to see, regardless of what everyone else calls "reality".

He stews about this on the ride to Langley to try and win over people whose work he's been critical and when given to chance to open his mouth, he attacks, because attacking with B.S. is his trademark. I'm guessing he made a great impression with the career people at Langley. After all, they did give him a standing ovation....as he was leaving.

Trump realizes that the only way to double down on his perceptions of reality is to have his press secretary go out and repeat Trump's message that the media is lying because he personally saw the crowd.

Spicer, being the upholder of the "truth" is ordered to confront the press and deliver the "Word of Trump".

i would guess it went down more or less like you've laid it out.

here's the thing about trump---he needs an enemy to knock down so that he can distract people from looking too closely at him.

there was "low energy" jeb.
then it was "little" marco.
and, of course, "crooked" hillary.

republicans control all three branches of government...there is no real opposition....and that creates a problem for trump.

so now it's the "dishonest" media that is the opposition.

"don't look at my failures...because they're not failures at all...it's only the dishonest media"


he's a con man. that's all.

Originally Posted by cyrille

In fairness, he is duty bound to reflect the general tenor of the administration.

Repeating an obvious lie is not what anyone would expect from the president's press secretary. It wasn't a tone, it was a direct lie. A lie. The press secretary said the crowd at the inauguration was the largest EVER. EVER. It wasn't even close.

It's a "truth" that Trump needs to believe, because after all, he's greatest, ever!

Originally Posted by raycarey

he's a con man. that's all.

He's a narcissist (for Earl and Longway, someone who believes his own lies). He honestly believes his crowds were the biggest ever when obviously they weren't and anyone who says different is a liar.

Originally Posted by CSFFan

It wasn't a tone, it was a direct lie. A lie.

And that can't be a tone?

Why not?

Originally Posted by buriramboy

Only 3 years and 363 days to go snowflakes. So anyway which womens rights has Trump taken away that I've obviously missed?

The right to have a supplicating mangina in the WH.

Originally Posted by CSFFan

he honestly believes his crowds were the biggest ever

h-u-u-g-e crowds

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...s-the-evidence

^ nice little slider from bo's to dt's crowd here

Originally Posted by cyrille

And that can't be a tone?

I thought a "tone" was an understated theme hidden within a group of messages..but now that I actually think about it, lies and misdirection has been the underlying tone of Trump.

Thanks Cyrille!

some good commentary from peggy noonan (speech writer for reagan), wsj:

full article: President Trump Declares Independence - WSJ

And so, now, it begins. And it simply has to be repeated: We have never had a political moment like this in our lives. We have never had a president like this, such a norm-breaker, in all the ways we know. We are in uncharted seas.

His supporters, who flooded Washington this week, were friendly, courteous—but watchful. Two Midwestern women told me separately that they used to be but no longer are Republican. They’re something new, waiting for a name.

They like Mr. Trump the way you learn to like someone you hired and will depend on. They judged him as exactly what’s needed to cut through the merde machine of modern Washington. He is a destabilizer; he shifts the tectonic plates; in the chaos that results, breakthroughs are possible.

And yet all admit that yes, we’re in uncharted waters.

At the Kuwaiti Embassy I looked out at hundreds of Washingtonians of both parties—diplomats, lobbyists, military brass, journalists—all networking, meeting, greeting, all handsomely dressed. As I surveyed the scene I turned to a social figure of 40 years’ standing. “Do they have any sense they’re living through big history?” I asked. “Noooooo!” she said. The look on her face—if it had been the late 19th century she would have said, “Pshaw!” History is not what they’re about, she was suggesting; satisfying their personal and immediate hungers is what they’re about.

The Trump Wars of the past 18 months do not now go away. Now it becomes the Trump Civil War, every day, with Democrats trying to get rid of him and half the country pushing back. To reduce it to the essentials: As long as Mr. Trump’s party holds the House, it will be a standoff. If the Democrats take the House, they will move to oust him.