Thread: President Trump - 2nd Term

24 % of American men are likely closet homesexuals

Kamala lost because she is a woman and is black and the majority of Americans didn't want her in charge

Or else they wanted trump because he is a smart businessman

This Tulsi Gabbard defected democrat seems like an appointment to be reckoned with.

Her Cruella DeVille streak announces her as a woman of substance.

She is a former martial arts instructor and lieutenant colonel in the army reserves.

She has magnetic screen presence and manages to carry herself with moment and present herself as a powerful woman without coming across as a shrill harpy.



She has a slightly deep voice but it is deep in a deeply sexy way.

I bet she is packing a strap-on when she agrees to come in for a coffee



Oh fuck yeah!

Originally Posted by Looper

This Tulsi Gabbard defected democrat seems like an appointment to be reckoned with.

It seems like a really fucking stupid idea if you ask me.

WASHINGTON (AP) — Tulsi Gabbard, President-elect Donald Trump’s choice to lead the U.S. intelligence services, in 2022 endorsed one of Russia’s main justifications for invading Ukraine: the existence of dozens of U.S.-funded biolabs working on some of the world’s nastiest pathogens.
Moscow claimed Ukraine was using the labs to create deadly bioweapons similar to COVID-19 that could be used against Russia, and that Russian President Vladimir Putin had no choice but to invade neighboring Ukraine to protect his country.
In fact, the labs are public and part of an international effort to control outbreaks and stop bioweapons.
Gabbard, a military veteran and a former Democratic congresswoman from Hawaii, later said she wasn’t accusing the United States or Ukraine of anything nefarious and was just voicing concerns about protecting the labs.
But to critics in the U.S., including lawmakers in both parties, the comments showed a disturbing willingness to parrot Russian propaganda — a tendency that has earned Gabbard praise on Russian state TV.

Tulsi Gabbard'''s sympathetic views toward Russia cause alarm | AP News

Originally Posted by Looper

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Her Cruella DeVille streak announces her as a woman of substance.

I believe that substance is bleach, mixed with cheap hairspray.

Its confirmed. Fascism is on the way. ITS HAPPENING!!!!! OMG.

https://x.com/JPo1369/status/1858187451325444266

Originally Posted by beachbound

I believe that substance is bleach, mixed with cheap hairspray.

Tulsi gabbard doesnt hold a candle to a strong independent Democrat woman like this one.
https://x.com/libsoftiktok/status/18...1kE0sYWMQ&s=19

Oh look, an FCC appointee who thinks the government should give Musk money.

Just fancy that.

And he doesn't like fact checking.

President-elect Donald Trump will tap Brendan Carr, a critic of the Biden administration’s telecom policies and big tech, as chair of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), he has said in a statement.
Carr, 45, is the top Republican on the FCC, the independent agency that regulates telecommunications.

He has been a harsh critic of the FCC’s decision not to finalize nearly $900m in broadband subsidies for Elon Musk’s SpaceX satellite internet unit Starlink, as well as the commerce department’s $42bn broadband infrastructure program and President Joe Biden’s spectrum policy.

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

It seems like a really fucking stupid idea if you ask me.

Time will tell...

Here is the good Professor Peterson's take on her psychological profile

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

Oh look, an FCC appointee who thinks the government should give Musk money.

Yeah, much better to continue giving billions to existing internet providers, who have received over $40 billion over time and have done almost nothing to connect rural people. Rather than spending $900 million on Starlink and connect them all.

Originally Posted by Looper

Time will tell...

Here is the good Professor Peterson's take on her psychological profile

And he matters how?

He's just Andrew Tate in a suit.

Trumps strategy seems to be appointing absolutely the worst person he can find. So far he is running at 100%.

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

He's just Andrew Tate in a suit.

I am not a huge fan of Peterson philosophically, but when it comes to psychology I think he knows his stuff.

Originally Posted by nidhogg

Trumps strategy seems to be appointing absolutely the worst person he can find

I think the provocative appointments are a calculated play from Trump. He wants to put his majority in the senate to a loyalty test high jump and shore up the strength of the mandate.

Originally Posted by Looper

I am not a huge fan of Peterson philosophically

Really?

Originally Posted by Looper

the good professor Peterson

Originally Posted by Looper

I think the provocative appointments are a calculated play from Trump. He wants to put his majority in the senate to a loyalty test high jump and shore up the strength of the mandate.

What is the calculation? Picking TV personalities, who kiss his little mushroom cap?

You don’t have a mandate, when you win less than 50% of the popular vote.

Originally Posted by nidhogg

Trumps strategy seems to be appointing absolutely the worst person he can find. So far he is running at 100%.

It's quite the comedy show.

What damage will be done remains to be seen.

Originally Posted by beachbound

Really?

I was a big fan of Peterson a few years back when he was pushing back against the C-16 legislation in Canada which is what begot his fame.

He is still an entertaining interlocutor on the debate stage but his philosophical meanderings around Jungian archetypes I find a bit bewildering. There are other much more coherent philosophers available.

Originally Posted by beachbound

You don’t have a mandate, when you win less than 50% of the popular vote.

I think Trump won the popular vote this time by about the same margin that he lost it to Hillary in 2016


I had never really heard of this Ramaswamy Musk sidekick since I did not follow the primaries before Trump was the nominee.

He shoots from the hip when it comes to answering journalists questions and has the racism issue in a nutshell...

Originally Posted by Looper

I think Trump won the popular vote this time by about the same margin that he lost it to Hillary in 2016

Not quite.

Trump’s popular-vote advantage has declined steadily since election night. As of Monday afternoon, Trump was at 49.94 percent, while Harris was at 48.26, according to the authoritative Cook Political Report’s tracking of results from official sources in states across the country. And we can expect that the Republican’s total will only continue to tick downward as heavily Democratic states on the West Coast finalize their vote tallies.

Trump’s still ahead of Harris in the popular vote. He also maintains a lead in the decisive, though absurdly antidemocratic, Electoral College— slightly less than Barack Obama’s in 2012, slightly more Joe Biden’s in 2020—based on a pattern of wins in battleground states. So, the failure to win a majority won’t cost Trump the presidency. But he’s lost his ability to suggest that he trounced the Democrat. In fact, she’s now trailing him by just 1.68 percent of the vote.

Clinton won the popular vote by 2.1%.

Gaetz withdrawals from consideration as Trump’s AG


“While the momentum was strong, it is clear that my confirmation was unfairly becoming a distraction to the critical work of the Trump/Vance Transition,” Gaetz wrote. “There is no time to waste on a needlessly protracted Washington scuffle, thus I’ll be withdrawing my name from consideration to serve as Attorney General. Trump’s DOJ must be in place and ready on Day 1.”


Live updates: Gaetz withdraws as Trump’s attorney general pick | CNN Politics


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Has the night of the long knives started ?

Originally Posted by beachbound

Gaetz withdrawals from consideration as Trump’s AG

He can still go back to the House in the next Congress, because he was already elected. He has said he is not going to do that. Perhaps.

Pam's a Blondey too like so many of Trumps "picks".
Open minded and mouthed it seems the way he likes 'em

Originally Posted by david44

Pam's a Blondey too like so many of Trumps "picks".
Open minded and mouthed it seems the way he likes 'em

Yes, it’s quite the melting pot, isn’t it? There’s white, off-white, pasty-white…

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

Well it looks like the Fox News talking head that was nominated for Sec. of Defence had to pay off a woman he sexually assaulted.

A woman? Geez! Amateur! You shouldn’t be considered for a cabinet position in the Trump administration, unless you’ve sexually assaulted at least 3 women, or 2 minors!