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ARTICLE SAMPLER:
"He may not be intentionally lying. He may be unable to grasp even basic concepts about the world he now finds himself in. He may genuinely believe that NATO "owes" America cash, or that he brilliantly negotiated his way through agreements that were in fact negotiated years before he gained office. He may be, in other words, a moron."
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"He may not be intentionally lying. He may be unable to grasp even basic concepts about the world he now finds himself in. He may genuinely believe that NATO "owes" America cash, or that he brilliantly negotiated his way through agreements that were in fact negotiated years before he gained office. He may be, in other words, a moron."
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I know it's nothing new to report we have a intellectually bankrupt idiot in the WH, yet the bullshit that comes out of his 15 yr old mouth never ceases to astound, as to his ignorance; embarrassing to all Americans to say the least.....
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Trump Transcript Reads Like Saturday Night Live Script
Posted by Chris • Published on August 03, 2017
Michael Vadon, Flickr (CC BY-SA 2.0)
Politico has obtained excerpts of a July 25 Wall Street Journal interview with Donald Trump, and it’s unsettling to say the least.
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Reading Trump’s statements in print is always a strange and frightening experience. On camera, his style and confidence helps mitigate his ignorance and incoherence, at least to some degree. But transcripts really expose his answers for what they are; uninformed, unintelligible gibberish that’s pawned off as candid wisdom.
That ignorance and incoherence was on full display during Trump’s recent interview with the Wall Street Journal, which at times became indistinguishable from an SNL style parody.
For starters, Trump repeatedly refers to his 36-year-old son in law Jared Kushner as a “good boy.” Yes, that’s right, the same Jared Kushner who’s been solely tasked with bringing peace to the Middle East is being referred to by the president of the United States like he’s your neighbor’s six-month-old labrador retriever.
Trump also claimed in the interview that the leader of the boy scouts called him and told him his recent speech, which was, totally bizarre and inappropriate, was the “greatest speech ever made to them.”
That claim has since been denied by the boy scouts. The speech was awful and terribly embarrassing, but it’s possible that Trump actually believes this happened and that it was great. It’s possible Trump has become so delusional that he sincerely believes his own lies. Either way, we have yet another petty, narcissistic, wacky, bold-faced lie from the president, which is suddenly a totally normal.
Trump was then asked what he his most proud of in his first six months as president, which is a fascinating question. What does Trump see as his greatest accomplishments?
His answer was telling. “A lot of things. I think I’m proud of the Supreme Court choice. And that’s not just a nomination, that’s getting him through. I’m very proud of opening up regulations. One of the reasons you see optimism is because people can actually use their land. They can farm their land. I’ve had tremendous and tremendous — look, I had 45,000 people there yesterday. It’s the biggest crowd they’ve ever had, and they were — they were going wild yesterday in West Virginia. But people can actually use their land and they can build,” Trump said.
What Trump really said there, to break it down, is that he’s had no real accomplishments whatsoever since taking the office, besides drawing large crowds. He’s asked about what he’s proud of since becoming president, and he almost immediately reverts back into talking about crowd sizes, as if he’s still just running for president.
The idea that he’s proud of getting Neil Gorsuch nominated and confirmed while Republicans control the House and Senate is ridiculous. He literally picked a name off a sheet given to him by some conservative think tank and rolled with it. Not exactly impressive.
His bit about “opening up regulations” is also absurd. In the midst of all this craziness, I actually totally forgot that under Obama, you couldn’t farm and you couldn’t build. It was completely outlawed, it was crazy. So thank God that Trump has finally legalized farming and building, it was about time.
What about disappointments? That’s a really interesting question too. Here’s what Trump had to say when asked what if anything has disappointed him thus far.
“Well, I’d have to let you know. I have to see where we are with this. Let’s see. Maybe it doesn’t work, but I think it’s going to. And, you know, it is — it would have been easier to start with taxes, but this is better if it works, OK? If it works, this is better.”
“More general — generally,” the WSJ reporter probed.
“But I think, you know, depending — so if you asked me that question in a month or really at the end of the year, because we hope to get this. We hope to get taxes and then infrastructure. And then I’m going to do a very big — we’re doing very big trade deals, and we’re looking forward to that. But we want to do, ideally, this first. You know, a lot of people said you should have started with taxes or you should have started with infrastructure. Well, infrastructure, I’ll actually have bipartisan support, and I can use infrastructure to carry other things along. So I don’t want to waste it at the beginning, if that makes sense,” Trump said.
Gibberish. Inarticulate, confused gibberish. That’s what we have come to expect from the president of the United States and the leader of the free world.
What about his goals?
“I want to achieve growth,” Trump said. “We’re the highest-taxed nation in the world, essentially, you know, of the size. But we’re the highest-taxed nation in the world. We have — nobody knows what the number is. I mean, it used to be, when we talked during the debate, $2.5 trillion, right, when the most elegant person — right? I call him Mr. Elegant. I mean, that was a great debate. We did such a great job. But at that time I was talking $2.5 trillion. I guess it’s $5 trillion now. Whatever it is, it’s a lot more. So we have anywhere from 4 [trillion] to 5 or even more trillions of dollars sitting offshore.”
The United States is not the “highest-taxed nation in the world.” That’s simply wrong. And who is Mr. Elegant? The world may never know.
This interview also revealed, once again, that the president has no idea what healthcare reform is, and did nothing meaningful to try to pass it (which of course is a good thing, but embarrassing for him nonetheless).
“What have you been doing, Mr. President, sort of behind the scenes?,” the WSJ reporter asked regarding the GOP efforts to repeal Obamacare.
“A lot. A lot,” Trump said. “Many conversations. I just had one with a certain senator that was very convincing to that senator. So I’ve done a lot. I mean, last night – last night it was amazing. I was at the – you know, I was in West Virginia doing certain things and making a speech to the Boy Scouts, and that was some crowd. That was an incredible crowd. But I’ve been working hard, trying to get the senators to go along with it. And I – you know, I think I – you know, look, just don’t quote me on this unless it happens, but I think we have a pretty good shot.”
You knew he’d work a tangential comment about the crowd at a recent speech in there somewhere didn’t you? You can be as sure of that as you can be that the sun will rise tomorrow.
Here’s the rest of the exchange on healthcare:
The WSJ reporter asks, “If you get the vote – if you get the vote today to go ahead, what will be the next hurdle that you –”
“Well, then you have to go and decide on what plan you want, which way you’re going to go. You want to decide on is it repeal or repeal and replace. If it’s repeal and replace, which one do you want to go? Which form of existing conditions? I mean, there’s many things. But once you’re in there, then you can really negotiate,” Trump answered.
He has no idea what’s going on it. It’s obvious. It’s cringe-worthy.
If the Wall Street Journal showed up to my studios today and told me I have ten minutes before they’re going to interview me like I’m the president, I have no doubt in my mind I could fake it better than this.
Every interview and every speech this man gives makes it more and more clear that he is unfit to serve as president. His mental stability and mental facilities are highly questionable. The reality is that we pretty much have a paranoid old man who knows nothing about anything besides what he hears from watching Fox all day with the volume maxed up.
Text Credit: Trump Transcript Reads Like Saturday Night Live Script By David Pakman used under CC0 1.0 Universal (CC0 1.0) Public Domain Dedication)
http://thetrumpimpeachment.com/Trum...=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=twcon
Trump Transcript Reads Like Saturday Night Live Script
Posted by Chris • Published on August 03, 2017
Michael Vadon, Flickr (CC BY-SA 2.0)
Politico has obtained excerpts of a July 25 Wall Street Journal interview with Donald Trump, and it’s unsettling to say the least.
</div>
Reading Trump’s statements in print is always a strange and frightening experience. On camera, his style and confidence helps mitigate his ignorance and incoherence, at least to some degree. But transcripts really expose his answers for what they are; uninformed, unintelligible gibberish that’s pawned off as candid wisdom.
That ignorance and incoherence was on full display during Trump’s recent interview with the Wall Street Journal, which at times became indistinguishable from an SNL style parody.
For starters, Trump repeatedly refers to his 36-year-old son in law Jared Kushner as a “good boy.” Yes, that’s right, the same Jared Kushner who’s been solely tasked with bringing peace to the Middle East is being referred to by the president of the United States like he’s your neighbor’s six-month-old labrador retriever.
Trump also claimed in the interview that the leader of the boy scouts called him and told him his recent speech, which was, totally bizarre and inappropriate, was the “greatest speech ever made to them.”
That claim has since been denied by the boy scouts. The speech was awful and terribly embarrassing, but it’s possible that Trump actually believes this happened and that it was great. It’s possible Trump has become so delusional that he sincerely believes his own lies. Either way, we have yet another petty, narcissistic, wacky, bold-faced lie from the president, which is suddenly a totally normal.
Trump was then asked what he his most proud of in his first six months as president, which is a fascinating question. What does Trump see as his greatest accomplishments?
His answer was telling. “A lot of things. I think I’m proud of the Supreme Court choice. And that’s not just a nomination, that’s getting him through. I’m very proud of opening up regulations. One of the reasons you see optimism is because people can actually use their land. They can farm their land. I’ve had tremendous and tremendous — look, I had 45,000 people there yesterday. It’s the biggest crowd they’ve ever had, and they were — they were going wild yesterday in West Virginia. But people can actually use their land and they can build,” Trump said.
What Trump really said there, to break it down, is that he’s had no real accomplishments whatsoever since taking the office, besides drawing large crowds. He’s asked about what he’s proud of since becoming president, and he almost immediately reverts back into talking about crowd sizes, as if he’s still just running for president.
The idea that he’s proud of getting Neil Gorsuch nominated and confirmed while Republicans control the House and Senate is ridiculous. He literally picked a name off a sheet given to him by some conservative think tank and rolled with it. Not exactly impressive.
His bit about “opening up regulations” is also absurd. In the midst of all this craziness, I actually totally forgot that under Obama, you couldn’t farm and you couldn’t build. It was completely outlawed, it was crazy. So thank God that Trump has finally legalized farming and building, it was about time.
What about disappointments? That’s a really interesting question too. Here’s what Trump had to say when asked what if anything has disappointed him thus far.
“Well, I’d have to let you know. I have to see where we are with this. Let’s see. Maybe it doesn’t work, but I think it’s going to. And, you know, it is — it would have been easier to start with taxes, but this is better if it works, OK? If it works, this is better.”
“More general — generally,” the WSJ reporter probed.
“But I think, you know, depending — so if you asked me that question in a month or really at the end of the year, because we hope to get this. We hope to get taxes and then infrastructure. And then I’m going to do a very big — we’re doing very big trade deals, and we’re looking forward to that. But we want to do, ideally, this first. You know, a lot of people said you should have started with taxes or you should have started with infrastructure. Well, infrastructure, I’ll actually have bipartisan support, and I can use infrastructure to carry other things along. So I don’t want to waste it at the beginning, if that makes sense,” Trump said.
Gibberish. Inarticulate, confused gibberish. That’s what we have come to expect from the president of the United States and the leader of the free world.
What about his goals?
“I want to achieve growth,” Trump said. “We’re the highest-taxed nation in the world, essentially, you know, of the size. But we’re the highest-taxed nation in the world. We have — nobody knows what the number is. I mean, it used to be, when we talked during the debate, $2.5 trillion, right, when the most elegant person — right? I call him Mr. Elegant. I mean, that was a great debate. We did such a great job. But at that time I was talking $2.5 trillion. I guess it’s $5 trillion now. Whatever it is, it’s a lot more. So we have anywhere from 4 [trillion] to 5 or even more trillions of dollars sitting offshore.”
The United States is not the “highest-taxed nation in the world.” That’s simply wrong. And who is Mr. Elegant? The world may never know.
This interview also revealed, once again, that the president has no idea what healthcare reform is, and did nothing meaningful to try to pass it (which of course is a good thing, but embarrassing for him nonetheless).
“What have you been doing, Mr. President, sort of behind the scenes?,” the WSJ reporter asked regarding the GOP efforts to repeal Obamacare.
“A lot. A lot,” Trump said. “Many conversations. I just had one with a certain senator that was very convincing to that senator. So I’ve done a lot. I mean, last night – last night it was amazing. I was at the – you know, I was in West Virginia doing certain things and making a speech to the Boy Scouts, and that was some crowd. That was an incredible crowd. But I’ve been working hard, trying to get the senators to go along with it. And I – you know, I think I – you know, look, just don’t quote me on this unless it happens, but I think we have a pretty good shot.”
You knew he’d work a tangential comment about the crowd at a recent speech in there somewhere didn’t you? You can be as sure of that as you can be that the sun will rise tomorrow.
Here’s the rest of the exchange on healthcare:
The WSJ reporter asks, “If you get the vote – if you get the vote today to go ahead, what will be the next hurdle that you –”
“Well, then you have to go and decide on what plan you want, which way you’re going to go. You want to decide on is it repeal or repeal and replace. If it’s repeal and replace, which one do you want to go? Which form of existing conditions? I mean, there’s many things. But once you’re in there, then you can really negotiate,” Trump answered.
He has no idea what’s going on it. It’s obvious. It’s cringe-worthy.
If the Wall Street Journal showed up to my studios today and told me I have ten minutes before they’re going to interview me like I’m the president, I have no doubt in my mind I could fake it better than this.
Every interview and every speech this man gives makes it more and more clear that he is unfit to serve as president. His mental stability and mental facilities are highly questionable. The reality is that we pretty much have a paranoid old man who knows nothing about anything besides what he hears from watching Fox all day with the volume maxed up.
Text Credit: Trump Transcript Reads Like Saturday Night Live Script By David Pakman used under CC0 1.0 Universal (CC0 1.0) Public Domain Dedication)
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and a Pic worth framing-
Yet, Taxpayers pay for another Chump institution, or simply put another Trump
tower, this one the big OC...bought n paid for by us tax dollars...one meatball Chumps???????
Yet, Taxpayers pay for another Chump institution, or simply put another Trump
tower, this one the big OC...bought n paid for by us tax dollars...one meatball Chumps???????
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just when I thought I had seen it all:
http://thehill.com/blogs/in-the-know/345297-amazon-selling-toilet-paper-printed-with-trump-tweets
“The electoral college is a disaster for democracy,” according to one tweet from 2012.
who can ever forget his "the elections are rigged" tweets,.... (oops, a wh leak)...
http://thehill.com/blogs/in-the-know/345297-amazon-selling-toilet-paper-printed-with-trump-tweets
“The electoral college is a disaster for democracy,” according to one tweet from 2012.
who can ever forget his "the elections are rigged" tweets,.... (oops, a wh leak)...
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...17 days?...really?....what a hypocrite.
http://www.cnn.com/2017/08/04/politics/donald-trump-vacation-obama/index.html
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...three-times-as-many-days-at-leisure-as-obama/
http://www.cnn.com/2017/08/04/politics/donald-trump-vacation-obama/index.html
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...three-times-as-many-days-at-leisure-as-obama/
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...Trump and Korea...I really wish he would just keep his mouth shut.
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We all need to pray now. He promised "Fire and Fury". I wish we had a common sense country like Switzerland where they Do Not get involved with nukes and death.
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Amen ...^^^ "fire and fury" must mean he's going to have a fireworks (4th of July like festival) at the DMZ, see if those NORKS think it's armageddon. Yep, that would be about Trump's style........shit wouldn't surprise me if the lil dicktater thought as much...
Launching nukes never a good thing, but "Rods from God", damn I'd like to see 'em put on display with minimal fall out, less vaporized Pyongpang, at least there would be no radiation fallout....
If one can't get through to the NORKS with diplomacy, and imo, Tillerson said all the right words to divert a showdown, tho' Trump sure didn't can't, doesn't, is incapable.......
Beware if he sends another warship towards the China Sea, it will probably be carrying anything other than armament....and diverting to another destination, like a drive by shooting with no guns, or ammo, no shots fired.....Diplomacy first Chump, something he knows nothing about...
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^^^yes, an already unbalanced POTUS issuing threats to another unbalanced leader makes me feel all warm and fuzzy.
...and I'm sure that Kim Jong Un was already quite aware of what the US is capable of in retaliation well before Trump threw his chest out yesterday.
...again, why can't he simply keep his mouth shut and tweeting anything that comes to mind?...the reckless rhetoric Trump spouted yesterday did nothing to ease tensions. ..."speak softly and carry a big stick".
...17 days of golf...lmao.
...and I'm sure that Kim Jong Un was already quite aware of what the US is capable of in retaliation well before Trump threw his chest out yesterday.
...again, why can't he simply keep his mouth shut and tweeting anything that comes to mind?...the reckless rhetoric Trump spouted yesterday did nothing to ease tensions. ..."speak softly and carry a big stick".
...17 days of golf...lmao.
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I think the last 3 presidents did that and the result is north korea with nuclear weapons making threats by their madman leader. Someone like this only understands strength and the fact he could be shortly turned into a mud spot as a deterrent. Lets see how this plays out.
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...Korea's malignant leader will eventually be overthrown or assassinated.
From your lips to gods ears.
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...^^^Mel, ...IMO, if Trump will just stfu and allow the economic sanctions imposed by the US, Russia, and China to take effect, Kim Jong Un's house of cards will eventually collapse.
...of course we will still have to deal with his successor whoever it may be, hopefully they will not be as bombastic and maniacal.
...this whole thing scares me because it could escalate and spin out of control if a line of communication between the US, Russia, and China, is not kept intact. Hard to grasp how Russia and China stand as far as being genuinely US friendly but even they must realize how dangerous Korea is or could be.
...of course we will still have to deal with his successor whoever it may be, hopefully they will not be as bombastic and maniacal.
...this whole thing scares me because it could escalate and spin out of control if a line of communication between the US, Russia, and China, is not kept intact. Hard to grasp how Russia and China stand as far as being genuinely US friendly but even they must realize how dangerous Korea is or could be.
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I like your plan A better as sanctions usually take months to have an effect and despite their affirmative vote not quite sure how much I trust china to hold up their end of the sanctions
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...SSDD with this ass hat; http://www.factcheck.org/2017/08/trump-misfires-nuclear-weapons-boast/
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...Jesus tap dancing Christ; http://www.politico.com/story/2017/08/10/trump-thanks-vladimir-putin-diplomats-241498
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Chump never ever ceases to amaze as to how ignorant and unfit for the job he is, and always will be.
Semper Fi: "Always Faithful", to the US cause, but to hell with Chump, he's got no clue what Semper Fi is, unless it's blatantly endorsing Invanka's chinese clothing industry.....
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This irrational approach by Chump is what millions of Americans have feared. He has no concept of his decisions
affecting the populace of South Korea, Japan & US territories and even the United States. I am regretting that his
rants are the worst possible language to stir the drink on a world stage. What he is doing is putting on a show with
detrimental effects for the universe. He knows exactly what he's doing and screw everybody. He does not care.
He is a loose cannon! I dread the direction this man is going.
I'm convinced that he'll do anything to stop the Mueller Investigation.........even war!
affecting the populace of South Korea, Japan & US territories and even the United States. I am regretting that his
rants are the worst possible language to stir the drink on a world stage. What he is doing is putting on a show with
detrimental effects for the universe. He knows exactly what he's doing and screw everybody. He does not care.
He is a loose cannon! I dread the direction this man is going.
I'm convinced that he'll do anything to stop the Mueller Investigation.........even war!
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a toxic elixir at best, Jim Jone's purple Kool Aid Recipe
I wouldn't put it past Chump to declare Martial Law for any excuse, to by his ass time to find refuge in Russia....
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My exact thoughts........he should take up permanent residence in Vladivostok so he can be closer
to North Korea. Then I'd like to see him mouth off like the bully he is.
to North Korea. Then I'd like to see him mouth off like the bully he is.
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...as much as it pains me, I actually have to side with Trump on this issue;
http://www.npr.org/2017/08/15/54374...nterprotesters-also-to-blame-for-charlottesvi
...what some of the libs don't understand is that by confronting the neo-nazis/white supremacists gatherings, they, along with the freaking media, are giving them the very attention they are seeking. Here's an idea, if no one shows up to confront these haters and no one in the media covers the gathering on TV, they'll cease to having these inane marches. But on the other hand, when you show up to confront them there's going to be violence, and that exactly what happened this Saturday.
...simply put, stop giving them exactly what they want.
http://www.npr.org/2017/08/15/54374...nterprotesters-also-to-blame-for-charlottesvi
...what some of the libs don't understand is that by confronting the neo-nazis/white supremacists gatherings, they, along with the freaking media, are giving them the very attention they are seeking. Here's an idea, if no one shows up to confront these haters and no one in the media covers the gathering on TV, they'll cease to having these inane marches. But on the other hand, when you show up to confront them there's going to be violence, and that exactly what happened this Saturday.
...simply put, stop giving them exactly what they want.
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Just tell me that those carrying the Tiki torches that there are some
very fine people there just modifies his rejection of Nazism, KKK & white male nationalistic power.
He is always giving mixed messages. As a Vietnam veteran, I see that he demonstrates that if it were not for the "alt-left" there would not have been violence. It is interesting he blames the left which I find to
be erroneous. He spews bullshit. I have seen and been involved with violence, and I did not fight in that horrible war to have these white supremacist males & women to launch their anti-American protest & be proud of everything that is not peaceful & just. They came filled with hate & power........
two character traits that Trump admires & lives every day.
***I have seen a better film of what happened in Charlottesville, Va........and I'm
more convinced that those torchmen/women had one thing in mind: to hurt
all those in their way........true cowardice & malice. Chump is dead wrong to
blame both parties.
very fine people there just modifies his rejection of Nazism, KKK & white male nationalistic power.
He is always giving mixed messages. As a Vietnam veteran, I see that he demonstrates that if it were not for the "alt-left" there would not have been violence. It is interesting he blames the left which I find to
be erroneous. He spews bullshit. I have seen and been involved with violence, and I did not fight in that horrible war to have these white supremacist males & women to launch their anti-American protest & be proud of everything that is not peaceful & just. They came filled with hate & power........
two character traits that Trump admires & lives every day.
***I have seen a better film of what happened in Charlottesville, Va........and I'm
more convinced that those torchmen/women had one thing in mind: to hurt
all those in their way........true cowardice & malice. Chump is dead wrong to
blame both parties.
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^^^^^ barely enough to carry a Libertarian's Primary Party card- ntm- 2/3rds polled against him, wonder who in America did vote for thi guy.. Re-count...
Chump's go too (gut) guy is David Duke, (hiding on Key Larg0); even Chump knows DD's a suicide card to draw
Plus he's got Pukin standing by with China on telecon for their weekly global 1 - world order on human rights seminar ie, "sociogiology of human behavior under duress of a cannon" on the read phones speed dial....
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PS- where did that moral rather Silent Majority of the GOP hard right wing go since they put the fox in the hen house. Have the moral right have no voice left, which would of been enough to shift & balance GOP/Conservative power, when chump was lipping off, ie Scarmouche daze and no wtf, remove his ass now from the silents.....embarrassing.
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http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/features/trumps-long-history-of-racism-w497876
When I reflect back on the idiot, conniving, cry baby, pompous businessman named Donald Duck Trump from his very first days in business with Dad, it amazes me the people of the USA have still yet to vote for L.Ron Hubbard, (ah he's dead)....
When I reflect back on the idiot, conniving, cry baby, pompous businessman named Donald Duck Trump from his very first days in business with Dad, it amazes me the people of the USA have still yet to vote for L.Ron Hubbard, (ah he's dead)....