Trump at 300 days plus

EagleSmack

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Protesting the GOP Tax Reform




Such Rage!

*snicker*

 
EagleSmack

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captain morgan said:
Yelling at buildings wasn't achieving the hope and change they were looking for?
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I wonder if they still do that. Yelling at buildings was pretty popular with them.

I can't stop laughing about this photo. The guy should get a Pulitzer.



Oh Ms. Magoo... you've done it again.

 
EagleSmack

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EagleSmack said:
I wonder if they still do that. Yelling at buildings was pretty popular with them.

I can't stop laughing about this photo. The guy should get a Pulitzer.



Oh Ms. Magoo... you've done it again.

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Yeah I had to bump it to the new page.
 
Twin_Moose

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Senate Passes Sweeping Revision of U.S. Tax Code

And then we had ABC news embarrass themselves

ABC News corrects bombshell Flynn report

ABC News on Friday evening corrected an explosive special report that aired in the morning saying that Donald Trump, as a candidate for president, had asked Michael Flynn to make contact with Russians.
During "World News Tonight," ABC News investigative reporter Brian Ross said the source who had provided the initial information for his story later told him that it was as president-elect, not as a candidate, that Trump asked Flynn to contact the Russians.
The initial report, based on one anonymous source, prompted a dramatic reaction in the financial markets, and the Dow fell more than 350 points.
Stocks largely recovered later in the day.
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Click the link for full article

And then there is more fake news LOl

Trump says reports that he will fire Tillerson as secretary of state are 'fake news'

Secretary of State Rex Tillerson called recent reports that the White House is looking to oust him "laughable" on Friday.
President Donald Trump then called the reports "fake news" on Friday.
The New York Times reported Thursday that Tillerson will be replaced by CIA Director Mike Pompeo sometime in the next few months.

President Donald Trump on Friday denied reports that he would soon fire Rex Tillerson as secretary of state.
"The media has been speculating that I fired Rex Tillerson or that he would be leaving soon - FAKE NEWS!" Trump tweeted. "He's not leaving and while we disagree on certain subjects, (I call the final shots) we work well together and America is highly respected again!"
And Tillerson called recent reports that the White House is looking to oust him "laughable" during a photo op with the Libyan prime minister on Friday morning.
The embattled secretary of state refused to answer other questions posed by reporters, but repeated his claim that his imminent removal is "laughable."
The New York Times reported on Thursday that White House chief of staff John Kelly has crafted a plan to replace Tillerson with CIA Director Mike Pompeo.
While Trump has not yet approved the reported plan to reshuffle State Department leadership, White House officials expect the transition to take place near the end of the year or shortly thereafter. Such an exit would make Tillerson the shortest-serving secretary of state — aside from those who have left amid presidential transitions — in over 100 years.
Tillerson's relationship with Trump has reportedly soured in recent months as tensions came to a head in October, when reports emerged that the secretary of state called Trump a "moron" over the summer. Tillerson has repeatedly denied the veracity of these reports.
The two have often been at odds over North Korea, one of Trump's most visible foreign-policy priorities. After Tillerson urged calm over the rogue nation's continued nuclear provocation, Trump tweeted last month that the former Exxon Mobile CEO was wasting his time.
Trump has similarly diverged from Tillerson's public comments on several other high-stakes foreign-policy developments, including Qatar's diplomatic dispute with neighboring countries, the US's commitment to NATO, and the Iran nuclear deal.
Criticisms of Tillerson's management of the State Department have continually plagued his tenure. Earlier this week, Tillerson had said he was "offended" by reports accusing him of gutting the department and forcing out diplomats.
Reuters reported on Friday that Tillerson, along with the president's son-in-law and top advisor Jared Kushner, may leave their posts following the passage of the GOP tax reform bill.
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But they still couldn't help themselves to make a swipe at Trump Lol
 
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avro20

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CNN challenged that abc gaffe.

Still.....

Lock him up lock him up!

Btw, why don’t so called cons care about deficits anymore?
 
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Ladies and gentlemen, the Earls of Leicester.

The song is called "Salty Dog". Made famous by the late Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs. You might remember Flatt and Scruggs from the Beverly Hillbillies. They did the theme song.

And here are the Earls doing "Salty Dog" for all the Salty Dogs out there.

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Here they Flatt and Scruggs, the inspiration of Jerry Douglas and the Earls.
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Here's Earl and Lester pickin' anuther un for you ignerrint Hillbillies, out thar:


 
Twin_Moose

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avro20 said:
CNN challenged that abc gaffe.

Still.....

Lock him up lock him up!

Btw, why don’t so called cons care about deficits anymore?
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Not gonna know the full affect of the tax code change until next year at this time, it is basically Dems. crying that it will add to the defecit
 
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