Why Trump Is A Horrible POTUS

[Moving Sale]

Do tell.

[Mikey]

As much as I dislike the Trumpster, methinks we may be in for a big surprise when this Flynn investigation backfires on the Dems.

How is it going to "backfire on the Dems?"
:?

All they have to do is sit back and watch. They didn't appoint Flynn, they didn't fire Flynn, they didn't have illegal discussions with Russian operatives during the election, and have no authority to investigate or direct anybody else to investigate.

Really, I'm wondering how you came up with this statement.

[Moving Sale]

That doesn't answer my question.

[Mikey]

The FBI has already made it clear that there were no "illegal discussions" with the Russians.

Not exactly what they said, and also not the end of the story.

Of course, James Comey is famous for never changing his mind.

[Diego in Seattle]

I listened to the press conference as well.

He told us what he sees as a good question...

[Mikey]

“Nuclear holocaust would be like no other.”

So glad he's on top of this.

[Bucmonkey]

I listened to his news conference today, +1. Leaving aside the issues of if he is an ass hole or competent, it was super refreshing when he slapped around a few stupid reporters who desperately needed having their asses kicked.

That's one thing I really like about him. He treats shit like shit, and they fully deserve it.

Buh bye first amendment. Fox and Breitbart FTW. Cherry picking to a new level.

[Mikey]

MSNBC, CNN, ABC, CBS & NBC as well as other "mainstream media" outlets like the NY Times have turned into shit-licking, cum-stained, forcefully-fucked-by-gay-lovers prostate outlets. Everything is biased, and the majority of their articles reflect that type of bias. Fox can be biased as well, but to nowhere the extent of those just mentioned.

Yeah they should never invade Donnie's safe space and expose his bullshit. That's just not nice.

[Mikey]

Smartest man in the Administration.




Err...not in the Administration.

[Diego in Seattle]

His time in the Navy taught him to never get on a sinking ship.

[Diego in Seattle]

Trump says that he has no business dealings with Russia, both before & after the election.

I think Ronald Reagan put it best.

"Trust, but verify."

[Diego in Seattle]

tRump asked an African-American reporter if she could set up a meeting between him & the Congressional Black Caucus.

Even Prince Phillip thought that was messed up.

[Moving Sale]

That doesn't answer my question.

Who approved the wiretaps?

Were the taps specifically on an American citizen's calls? Or were they on the Russians?

Obama's people are sweating.

That said, I don't see Trump making it more than a year in office. Too many people (both parties and the folks who really run things) want him out.

Let's say taps were illegal. So what?

[Moving Sale]

I listened to his news conference today, +1. Leaving aside the issues of if he is an ass hole or competent, it was super refreshing when he slapped around a few stupid reporters who desperately needed having their asses kicked.

Why?

[Moving Sale]

No. Curb stomp the person who did something illegal. How does that make the evidence inadmissible to hang the orange pedobear and his shit staff?

[Diego in Seattle]

Let's say taps were illegal. So what?

The rule of law is curbed stomped again. Nothing to see. moveon.org

And you felt the same about Wikileaks?

[Moving Sale]

NBC’s Peter Alexander: Mr. President, very simply you said today that you had the biggest electoral margin since Ron Reagan. In fact, president Obama had 365,

Shitstain: I was talking about Republicans—

Alexander: George Bush, 426 when he won. So why should Americans trust—

Shitstain: I was given that information. I was just given it. We had a very, very big margin.

Alexander: I guess my question is why should the American people trust you when you accuse the information they receive as being fake when you’re providing information that’s not accurate?

Shitstain: I was given that information. Actually, I’ve seen that information around. But it was a very substantial victory. Do you agree with that?


You elected a shitty carnival barker 88LS.

[Diego in Seattle]

If that presser had been a movie it would have been directed by Irwin Allen.

[atmdad]

Simple Question:

What has happened in the last couple of weeks since tD's inauguration that has actually impacted or enhanced your specific daily activities whether employment, time off, recreation, etc.?

[Felix]

I listened to his news conference today, +1. Leaving aside the issues of if he is an ass hole or competent, it was super refreshing when he slapped around a few stupid reporters who desperately needed having their asses kicked.

That wasn't a press conference, it was an one hour and fifteen minute whine fest......look this cat doesn't even live in the same reality we do.....it's like fucking bizarro world......he's still obsessed with the voting, and HRC.....he blatantly lied about setting up a meeting with Elijah Cummings
http://www.politicususa.com/2017/02/16/ ... story.html
he didn't know what the CBC was and wanted a reporter to set up a meeting between the President and Congress????
What sane person does that. He can keep screeching "fake news" all he wants be he's never specific about which stories are false.
As to Flynn talking to the Russian ambassador about easing sanctions after the election, yes that is against the law.....it falls under the act of sedition which is tantamount to treason......and look if any of you think Trumps aides did this on their own accord, I've got a fucking bridge I'd like to sell you......I mean he thinks the thing that was wrong was that the press learned about Flynn's traitorous actions and reported on them, he thought nothing of the fact that what Flynn was doing is AGAINST THE LAW.....he blames the media for all of his troubles and has now rolled out this new talking point where he calls everything he doesn't like "fake news".....

I mean Jake Tapper said it best

[Mikey]

Just remember - they provide all of those 100% accurate polls that made you & yours think that Hillary had it in the bucket - so there was no need to go out and vote...

Actually the polls weren't that far off. Many of the final polls had Hillary leading by 2% to 5%, with a margin of error of 3% or so.
(Margin of error is a really complicated math thing. Don't ask me to explain, you'd never get it.)
The polls can't predict the Electoral College in any statistically meaningful way.

She won the popular vote by about 2.1%, well within the statistical margin of many of the polls.


Whatever the accuracy of the polls was, they weren't purposely misleading their readers. What the fuck does that have to do with a President who knowingly spouts bald faced lies about 75% of the time he opens his mouth, and denies the truth when confronted with it?

[Diego in Seattle]

hey Felix:

Some of the reporters have lived in happy-nice-ville for too long, and they freak when they are challenged, or called out for stupid questions. They just need to grow some ass hairs or go cower in the corner and get out of the way.

Nothing wrong with a little change going on, the pendulum swings. The noise and flack just means the targets and sensitive places are being probed and blown up. This is not the end of the world.

Speaking of reefer, it's almost 4:20 in England now . . .

The same could be said of tRump. He's used to being surrounded by brown-nosers. Now that he has to work w/ the press & the courts, he's melting.

[Mikey]

I often disagree with Max Boot mostly because he's such a military hawk. But he's been spot on when writing about Trump and is "foreign policy."

http://www.latimes.com/opinion/op-ed/la ... story.html

Kremlingate: What did President Trump know and when did he know it?

Michael Flynn’s departure as national security advisor highlights the troubling and mysterious ties between President Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin.

We know that Trump is the most pro-Russian president in American history. He regularly praises Putin and dismisses well-founded charges that the Russian strongman murders innocent people. “There are a lot of killers. We have a lot of killers,” the president recently told Bill O’Reilly. “What, you think our country is so innocent?”

We know, too, that Putin’s intelligence agencies ran a hacking operation last year designed to hurt Hillary Clinton and help Trump. On Jan. 6, the U.S. intelligence community released a “high-confidence” report that makes untenable Trump’s repeated claims that the hacking could have been done by a random 400-pound couch potato.

What we don’t know is this: What are the links, if any, between Trump and Putin? Is Trump merely an admirer of Putin’s (which is troubling enough), or does Putin actually have something on Trump that would cause the president to act in ways contrary to American interests?

Some curious connections between the Trump camp and the Kremlin already have come to light. Last summer, lobbyist Paul Manafort was fired as Trump’s campaign manager after ledgers were discovered in Kiev showing millions of dollars in cash payments to him from Ukraine’s Russian-backed strongman, Viktor Yanukovych. Another fired campaign advisor, Carter Page, was close to the Kremlin’s state-owned oil industry. Now, Flynn has departed his White House post after all of three weeks on the job when it emerged that he had carried on secret conversations prior to the inauguration with Sergei Kislyak, the Russian ambassador to Washington. Flynn had at least one other connection to the Kremlin, having gone to Moscow in December 2015 as a paid guest to attend a dinner alongside Putin honoring the Russian propaganda outlet RT.

Flynn was undone because he subsequently lied about his conversations with Kislyak to Vice President Pence. But we now know, thanks to the Washington Post, that the Justice Department had notified the White House three weeks ago that Flynn was opening himself up to blackmail by lying about the phone call, which had been monitored by U.S. intelligence. The White House did not act on that information until it was leaked last week, and it is not clear whether anything would have been done if the information hadn’t become public.

It is also unclear whether Trump knew at the time about Flynn’s backdoor contacts with the Russians, but circumstantial evidence points that way. The widespread assumption is that Flynn relayed a message to Putin on Dec. 29 not to worry about President Obama’s imposition of sanctions to punish Russia for its meddling in our election, suggesting that they would be lifted once Trump took office, perhaps as payback for the help that the Kremlin gave to Trump’s campaign. When Putin got the hint and did not retaliate, Trump tweeted on Dec. 30: “Great move on delay (by V. Putin) - I always knew he was very smart!”

From the outside, it certainly looks as if both Flynn and Trump might have been colluding to undermine U.S. foreign policy while Obama was still in office, much as Richard Nixon did in the fall of 1968 by secretly sabotaging Lyndon Johnson’s attempts to open peace talks with Hanoi. This is no Watergate, at least not yet, but it is imperative to ask the Watergate question: What did the president know, and when did he know it?

There are other questions that Trump and his aides should be asked as well. We have learned recently, courtesy of CNN, that U.S. intelligence has corroborated at least some parts of the 35-page dossier compiled by former British intelligence officer Christopher Steele in which he claimed that Trump was subject to Kremlin blackmail on sexual and financial grounds. While it may be impossible to embarrass Trump for sexual misdeeds after his taped confession of groping, there could well be shady financial dealings in his past that help to explain why he refuses to release his tax returns.

It is certainly curious that Trump has repeatedly denied any financial links to Russia (“I HAVE NOTHING TO DO WITH RUSSIA—NO DEALS, NO LOANS, NO NOTHING,” he tweeted on Jan. 11), and yet the public record reflects that he staged the Miss Universe pageant in Moscow in 2013 and tried to conduct numerous other deals there. His son Donald Trump Jr. bragged in 2008 that their company had “a lot of money pouring in from Russia.”

The American public deserves to know more — a lot more — about what ties, if any, our president may have with a hostile foreign power. Media reporting is insufficient because reporters cannot subpoena documents or force testimony under penalty of perjury. The Republican-run Congress does have that authority but so far has not chosen to exercise it. The only way we are likely ever to get to the bottom of Kremlingate is through the appointment of a bipartisan, 9/11-style commission.

It is scandalous that Republicans so far have blocked such a move; they are putting partisan considerations above the interests of the country. Perhaps now the stonewall will finally crumble? Flynn’s resignation should not be the end of the story.

[Mikey]

[Moving Sale]

Yes Roach the fourth estate is just an option and they all need to shut their mouths. That is a great take you fucking nazi prick.

[Diego in Seattle]

The media is just so hateful. Especially that Woodward & Bernstein.

Sincerely,

[Mikey]

And not trying to dredge the past but isn't it nice to have somebody with some balls and purpose in charge for a change?

Balls?
Purpose?

You might want to check on that.

Balls
- Can't take criticism without melting in public.
- Desperately needs a safe space.
- Not happy unless constantly praised by underlings (everybody not named Trump).

Purpose
- Enrich himself and his family at the expense of...whoever.
- Get praise from a shorter than average megalomaniacal dictator.
- Feed his own ego.
- Silence anybody who criticizes or disagrees with him.
- Gut the court system.
- Convince the world that he has balls.

How refreshing.

[Moving Sale]

The poor old press just needs to toughen up and go after him.

What the fuck are you babbling about now? What the fuck does that even mean you braindead fuck?

[Mikey]

[Moving Sale]

In other words you have no defense for your shit vote.

[Mikey]

In other words you have no defense for your shit vote.

The Trump cucks like to call everybody else snowflakes. It makes them feel special.

Why criticize the tRumpster when everything is actually all hunky dory, except in the mind of the press (enemy of the American people)?

[Moving Sale]

The defense I love the most is

But the system is broken.

Yeah and our courts are broken, but filling all the judgeships and what not with orange colored monkeys would not be an improvement.

[Diego in Seattle]

*Weather Alert*

A blizzard of orange snowflakes is forecast for 11:30pm tonight.

[The Big Pickle]

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[Moving Sale]

More great rhetoric from the tumpsuckers.
BTW- you really suck mOds.

[The Big Pickle]

No chance Trump finishes this term.

Easily one of the worst presidents in history, he won't be able to survive now that he's made enemies of the intelligence agencies. Can't happen soon enough.

Not only does Trump finish his term.....he gets more than 4 percent GNP and wins re-election in 2020 and goes down as the President that SAVED AMERICA!

Greatest President in American History!!!!!!!!!!!

[Bucmonkey]

Why even respond 88...? Ponderous that you and a few other righties here still support this train wreck. Sinking ship and all...

[Moving Sale]

88,
It sounds like you have no idea what mental illnesses are and what the consequences of their rampant influx into a government are. I mean I get it. You are as crazy as a rabid rat, but those of us with brains are still trying to right the ship.

[Mikey]

Easily one of the worst presidents in history, he won't be able to survive now that he's made enemies of the intelligence agencies. Can't happen soon enough.

What kind of a country do you want to live in? From your comments, it sounds like you want to live in a country where the intelligence agencies run the country, rather than the elected officials.

And what kind of a country do you want to live in? From your comments you're OK with a President who would de-legitimize the judiciary, place his political cronies in professional government jobs, purposely mislead the public on important issues, and thinks that the press is the "enemy of the American People."

[Shlomart Ben Yisrael]

...and thinks that the press is the "enemy of the American People."

It is.