Thread: President Donald Trump

Tillerson: Says nasty things about Russia - gets sacked.

McMaster: Says nasty things about Russia - gets sacked.

Tells you who's pulling the strings, eh?

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

Tillerson: Says nasty things about Russia - gets sacked.

McMaster: Says nasty things about Russia - gets sacked.

Tells you who's pulling the strings, eh?

nice conspiracy theory, harry.

Yeah, not a conspiracy, just trump being afraid to upset the Russians cuz of what they know about him.

trump has said that the US attacking iraq was "a big fat mistake" and that the US "should have never been in iraq"

bolton was one of the chief architects of the iraq debacle and still thinks the decision was "correct".

so, sure.....of course....trump appoints bolton as his national security adviser.

why not?

Originally Posted by raycarey

trump has said that the US attacking iraq was "a big fat mistake" and that the US "should have never been in iraq"

bolton was one of the chief architects of the iraq debacle and still thinks the decision was "correct".

so, sure.....of course....trump appoints bolton as his national security adviser.

why not?

yep, i'm not a fan of bolton.

the only positive i can see is that bolton will be the crazy dog on a leash that trump will unleash if trump doesn't get his way with nk, iran, china, etc.

After blood seat and tears Trump twats his new mood music as Mike Pence limbers up.

anyone notice what topic trump HASN'T been tweeting about recently?

Originally Posted by CSFFan

You do realize what Bolton's position

i'm not going to post more than what i already posted about this as if we get into a debate about it, "little harry the mod" (or another) will just delete the whole discussion as off-topic.

little does "little harry" know: this thread should be like a conversation about trump at a table in a pub where the conversation flows, including going off on tangents.

rather than: harry sitting at the table and telling people to shut up when they start talking about something harry thinks is frivolous/irrelevant.

well, a.o.: i agree with you that the trump admin should let states decide on the legality of pot (better that pot profits are taxed rather than going to criminal gangs, IMO).

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

Tells you who's pulling the strings, eh?

The one sitting in Oral Office, eh?

Originally Posted by Klondyke

The one sitting in Oral Office, eh?

The Stormy interview hasn't aired yet.

Stormy's lawyer has a tweet for baldy orange cunto. Whatever can it mean?

@MichaelAvenatti

If “a picture is worth a thousand words,” how many words is this worth?????#60minutes
#pleasedenyit #basta

That CD is the cause of a lot of emotion for me....while one, seeing trump embarrassed publicly would be something memorable, seeing having sex would definitely emotionally scar me.

I'll take the emotional scarring....that will eventually heal, but the laughs will be forever....

I could like it too if you could make it readable.

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

I could like it too if you could make it readable.

I'm working....

Stormy Daniels claims 2011 parking lot threat: "Leave Trump alone"

In a highly anticipated interview on Sunday with Anderson Cooper on CBS' "60 Minutes," adult film star Stormy Daniels detailed her alleged affair with President Trump in 2006 and the $130,000 payment she received from Trump's lawyer Michael Cohen to keep quiet.


One new thing: Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford, said an unknown man physically threatened her in 2011 in parking lot with her infant daughter after she granted a tell-all interview to In Touch magazine. Daniels recalled, "I was in a parking lot ... And a guy walked up on me and said to me, 'Leave Trump alone. Forget the story.' And then he leaned around and looked at my daughter and said, 'That’s a beautiful little girl. It'd be a shame if something happened to her mom.' And then he was gone."



Daniels' story on "60 Minutes" regarding her alleged relationship with Trump largely lines up with the details in the 2011 In Touch interview. That interview never ran after Trump attorney Michael Cohen threatened to sue the magazine after Trump was contacted for comment. Some of the details of their alleged encounters, as recounted by Daniels:

• They met at a celebrity golf tournament in Lake Tahoe in 2016 and had unprotected sex in his hotel suite after he invited her to his room. During this first encounter, he insinuated that he might be able to get her a spot on his NBC reality series, "The Apprentice." Daniels claims this was the only time the pair had sex.
• The pair remained in touch over the next year — with visits at a Trump vodka launch in California and Trump Tower in New York.
• In August 2007, Trump told Daniels that he wouldn't be able to get her a spot on "The Apprentice" after all — and they never met again after that.

Other highlights:

• If she'd be able to recognize the person she claims threatened her: "100%. Even now, all these years later. If he walked in this door right now, I would instantly know."
• A lingering question: Both Daniels and her attorney were evasive when asked if she had any messages or photos from Trump. She said, "My attorney has recommended that I don't discuss those things."
• Why she did the interview: "Because people are just saying whatever they wanted to say about me, I was perfectly fine saying nothing at all, but I'm not okay with being made out to be a liar, or people thinking that I did this for money and people are like, “Oh, you’re an opportunist."
• Her message to Trump: "He knows I'm telling the truth."

Another looming question: If Cohen's $130,000 payment — which he claims he made personally — actually violates campaign finance laws. Former FEC chairman Trevor Potter spoke to "60 Minutes" about the situation, stating that Cohen could be in trouble if he was never reimbursed by Trump:

• If Trump paid Cohen back: "If he was then reimbursed by the president, that doesn't remove the fact that the initial payment violated Cohen's contribution limits. I guess it mitigates it if he's paid back by the candidate because the candidate could have paid for it without limit."
• If Trump didn't pay Cohen back: "Then he is still out on the line, having made a illegal in kind contribution to the campaign."
• Worthy of your time: The Washington Post's Philip Bump did a deep dive on just this topic over the last two months — both parts are worth a read in full.

https://www.axios.com/stormy-daniels...f6c048ae6.html

The video is here;

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/stormy-...tes-interview/

Most likely you will have to use a VPN to watch it. Nothing about the CD yet but it is a pretty compelling case that a crime was committed. Add it to the heap.

Originally Posted by bsnub

but it is a pretty compelling case that a crime was committed.

Wrong...Just another nothingburger, move along...

Stormy in a teacup and an irrelevant distraction if you ask me.

I think that just shows how far the bar has been lowered for and by Trump.

If any other candidate / President had an affair with a porn star after his wife had given birth and then tried to hush it up and possibly violated campaign financing laws in the process it would be apocalyptic news.

Originally Posted by Cujo

Stormy in a teacup and an irrelevant distraction if you ask me.

Tend to agree. It will come to naught.