Trump America : 200 days Plus......
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If that is the criteria........then the world is full of" shallow" people (majority) The rest of course are bottom feeders. ;-)(a minority ;-)Just knowing he has shallow people up in arms and pissed off!
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The New GOP Plan to Repeal Obamacare Is Pure Destruction, or Trumpism In a Nutshell
http://inthesetimes.com/article/205...f-that-corporate-money-influences-politicians
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White House expands travel ban, restricting citizens from 8 countries
https://www.washingtonpost.com/?wpisrc=al_alert-national&wpmk=1
Would be interesting if all nations stopped travelling to the US .....unless they absolutely HAD to.
as an added message to the bended knee thing going on now.
The Trumpster is certainly having an impact ..and hitting mostly sour notes.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/?wpisrc=al_alert-national&wpmk=1
Would be interesting if all nations stopped travelling to the US .....unless they absolutely HAD to.
as an added message to the bended knee thing going on now.
The Trumpster is certainly having an impact ..and hitting mostly sour notes.
At this stage of his Presidency the thread title should now read 'America's Trump: 200 . . . . ' and then a long thing about who is pulling his strings.
Perhaps the world needs to crash before he is allowed to work on fixing the interior.
For somebody coming out of thin air he has racked up quite a few 'thug' clips on youtube. Almost as many as Putin and way more than anybody else on the international stage.
Perhaps the world needs to crash before he is allowed to work on fixing the interior.
New GOP health-care bill in jeopardy as Sen. Rand Paul expresses opposition
https://www.washingtonpost.com/?wpisrc=al_alert-COMBO-politics%2Bnation&wpmk=1
https://www.washingtonpost.com/?wpisrc=al_alert-COMBO-politics%2Bnation&wpmk=1
America needs a little bit of tuff love anyways. Trump is doing a good job of it
Russians used Facebook ads to try to exploit divisions over Black Lives Matter and Muslims
https://www.washingtonpost.com/?wpisrc=al_alert-COMBO-politics%2Bnation&wpmk=1
America is rather fragile in some of these cultural areas and certainly does not need someone like Russia meddling and exploiting them. It also does not need a leader that is so Russia prone.
Funny that the dotards gets bent out of shape about someone bending his knee and calls him names and anti patriotic. How patriotic is the dotard for favoring Russia as he does. Particularly when Russia dos this kind of thing??
https://www.washingtonpost.com/?wpisrc=al_alert-COMBO-politics%2Bnation&wpmk=1
America is rather fragile in some of these cultural areas and certainly does not need someone like Russia meddling and exploiting them. It also does not need a leader that is so Russia prone.
Funny that the dotards gets bent out of shape about someone bending his knee and calls him names and anti patriotic. How patriotic is the dotard for favoring Russia as he does. Particularly when Russia dos this kind of thing??
Trump NFL row: Defiance after US president urges boycott
Trump NFL row: Defiance after US president urges boycott - BBC News
Wonder who or which group is going to be the next target of Trup's fowl prejudice and bullying.
who else will he turn against himself by his horrid language?
Amazing that Dotard does not get vertigo from the spin he himself creates as he blasts his way through each issue that he creates.
Trump NFL row: Defiance after US president urges boycott - BBC News
Wonder who or which group is going to be the next target of Trup's fowl prejudice and bullying.
who else will he turn against himself by his horrid language?
Amazing that Dotard does not get vertigo from the spin he himself creates as he blasts his way through each issue that he creates.
"We deserve Trump, though. God, do we deserve him. We Americans have some good qualities, too, don't get me wrong. But we're also a bloodthirsty Mr. Hyde nation that subsists on massacres and slave labor and leaves victims half-alive and crawling over deserts and jungles, while we sit stuffing ourselves on couches and blathering about our "American exceptionalism." We dumped 20 million gallons of toxic herbicide on Vietnam from the air, just to make the shooting easier without all those trees, an insane plan to win "hearts and minds" that has left about a million still disabled from defects and disease – including about 100,000 children, even decades later, little kids with misshapen heads, webbed hands and fused eyelids writhing on cots, our real American legacy, well out of view, of course.
Nowadays we use flying robots and missiles to kill so many civilians and women and children in places like Mosul and Raqqa and Damadola, Pakistan, in our countless ongoing undeclared wars that the incidents scarcely make the news anymore. Our next innovation is "automation," AI-powered drones that can identify and shoot targets, so human beings don't have to pull triggers and feel bad anymore. If you want to look in our rearview, it's lynchings and race war and genocide all the way back, from Hispaniola to Jolo Island in the Philippines to Mendocino County, California, where we nearly wiped out the Yuki people once upon a time.
This is who we've always been, a nation of madmen and sociopaths, for whom murder is a line item, kept hidden via a long list of semantic self-deceptions, from "manifest destiny" to "collateral damage." We're used to presidents being the soul of probity, kind Dads and struggling Atlases, humbled by the terrible responsibility, proof to ourselves of our goodness. Now, the mask of respectability is gone, and we feel sorry for ourselves, because the sickness is showing.
So much of the Trump phenomenon is about history. Fueling the divide between pro- and anti-Trump camps is exactly the fact that we've never had a real reckoning with either our terrible past or our similarly bloody present. The Trump movement culturally represents an absolute denial of our sins from slavery on – hence the intense reaction to the removal of Confederate statues, the bizarre paranoia about the Washington Monument being next, and so on. But #resistance is also a denial mechanism. It makes Trump the root of all evil, and is powered by an intense desire to not have to look at the ugliness, to go back to the way things were. We see this hideous clown in the White House and feel our dignity outraged, but when you really think about it, what should America's president look like?
Trump is no malfunction. He's a perfect representation of who, as a country, we are and always have been: an insane monster. Frankly, we're lucky he's not walking around using a child's femur as a toothpick.
When it's not trembling in terror, the rest of the world must be laughing its ass off. America, land of the mad pig president. Shove that up your exceptionalism."
--Matt Taibbi, "The Madness of Donald Trump", Rolling Stone, 19/09/2017
Nowadays we use flying robots and missiles to kill so many civilians and women and children in places like Mosul and Raqqa and Damadola, Pakistan, in our countless ongoing undeclared wars that the incidents scarcely make the news anymore. Our next innovation is "automation," AI-powered drones that can identify and shoot targets, so human beings don't have to pull triggers and feel bad anymore. If you want to look in our rearview, it's lynchings and race war and genocide all the way back, from Hispaniola to Jolo Island in the Philippines to Mendocino County, California, where we nearly wiped out the Yuki people once upon a time.
This is who we've always been, a nation of madmen and sociopaths, for whom murder is a line item, kept hidden via a long list of semantic self-deceptions, from "manifest destiny" to "collateral damage." We're used to presidents being the soul of probity, kind Dads and struggling Atlases, humbled by the terrible responsibility, proof to ourselves of our goodness. Now, the mask of respectability is gone, and we feel sorry for ourselves, because the sickness is showing.
So much of the Trump phenomenon is about history. Fueling the divide between pro- and anti-Trump camps is exactly the fact that we've never had a real reckoning with either our terrible past or our similarly bloody present. The Trump movement culturally represents an absolute denial of our sins from slavery on – hence the intense reaction to the removal of Confederate statues, the bizarre paranoia about the Washington Monument being next, and so on. But #resistance is also a denial mechanism. It makes Trump the root of all evil, and is powered by an intense desire to not have to look at the ugliness, to go back to the way things were. We see this hideous clown in the White House and feel our dignity outraged, but when you really think about it, what should America's president look like?
Trump is no malfunction. He's a perfect representation of who, as a country, we are and always have been: an insane monster. Frankly, we're lucky he's not walking around using a child's femur as a toothpick.
When it's not trembling in terror, the rest of the world must be laughing its ass off. America, land of the mad pig president. Shove that up your exceptionalism."
--Matt Taibbi, "The Madness of Donald Trump", Rolling Stone, 19/09/2017
And posting articles from The Rolling Stone now! I'm not sure it is a step up from him believing The Onion is real news.
GOP proposes deep tax cuts but provides few details on how to pay for them
https://www.washingtonpost.com/?wpisrc=al_alert-COMBO-economy%2Bnation&wpmk=1
https://www.washingtonpost.com/?wpisrc=al_alert-COMBO-economy%2Bnation&wpmk=1
