RugbyRebels

I liked that he called Jackson very unique, it's not perhaps much in the bigger picture of saying a slave owner would have against a civil war based partly on slavery, but it just seems so Trumpish. 'Tis quite possible Donald wouldn't understand why he shouldn't say very unique, and also possible he'd conclude he himself was extremely unique

Seems that he's becoming an appeaser with a big stick. Not sure what Roosevelt would make of his maladaptation.

WaspInWales wrote:

It's lucky they managed to get that exemption for senators and their staff attached, it might have been embarassing to explain to your secretary why a tax cut for yourself was more important than their chemotherapy.

Loved this Tweet from the great man:


It has cost the U.S tax payer a ridiculous amount of money to fund his weekly golfing jaunts to Mar-a-Lago, plus protect his wife whilst she stays in NY. The criticism has been widespread, especially considering Trump was very vocal about Obama playing golf occasionally. Trump even went to the length of saying he would not have time to play golf if he was elected, but he has played pretty much every weekend.

Oh, and his home in Bedminster, NJ is the Trump national golf club.

Such self-awareness.

And it gives less chance for NY crowds to heckle and boo him

Hmmm:


Seems legit.

Russia just won't go away for Trump. For 'fake news', it's pretty persistent:
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world ... 22806.html

Sometimes the sickness that is Donald Trump leaves one feeling sickened

http://www.standard.co.uk/stayingin/tvf ... 33746.html

And there are some really bad cases of measles in the US right now, the sick bastard

Leave The Donald alone.

WaspInWales wrote:

Shoulda been done on day 1.

What does getting fired by Trump even mean?

The groundwork for impeachment has now been laid. This will be what gets him.

cashead wrote:

Mikey Brown wrote:What does getting fired by Trump even mean?

It's an issue because Comey was heading up an investigative committee into alleged links between the Trump campaign and/or GOP and Russia. Maybe he should've done it on day 1, maybe not. It's pretty fucking irrelevant, because the timing of it makes it look dodgy as all fuck, and makes Trumpy look like a corrupt despot desperately trying to derail an investigation into allegations of impropriety on his part.

Point of order, but he already looked like a corrupt despot.
He'll, he's pretty much the dictionary definition for corruption!

Love how Trump praises Comey's work in one breath, then say he's not able to effectively lead the Bureau.

Tiny hands wanted the world to know that on three separate occasions Comey told him he wasn't under investigation. Why on earth would he put that in a dismissal letter that is then released to the press?

Especially when this also happened:

For added irony, Trump insists that the reason for Comey's dismissal is due to the release of misinformation regarding the forwarding/backing up of Clinton emails.

How about the almost daily misinformation the POTUS spreads on Twitter?

Is the only difference that Comey's mistake was under oath?

Didn't Trump take an oath too? Does that not apply to his early morning rants/ramblings on social media?

WaspInWales wrote:
Didn't Trump take an oath too? Does that not apply to his early morning rants/ramblings on social media?

I think we should all hope and pray that Trump's twatterings never take any legal basis.

Sooo, whose giving me odds on Rudy Giuliani getting the FBI gig?

That is some Twitter tantrum he's having today.

Trump usually only hires people who agree with him.

It is a measure of his standing in Washington that to find people who do agree with him, that he can therefore employ, he has had to hire his daughter and son in law.

There's no doubt that if the KGB, or whatever they call themselves these days, are actively trying to demonstrate just how flaccid and impotent Western Democracy is,......they are doing a blydi good job of it.

Eugene Wrayburn wrote:The groundwork for impeachment has now been laid. This will be what gets him.

Won't be successful though, not with a republican majority.

Sandydragon wrote:

Eugene Wrayburn wrote:The groundwork for impeachment has now been laid. This will be what gets him.

Won't be successful though, not with a republican majority.

It'd help Trump if a few more of them thought Trump was a Republican

No need for impeachment, America just needs another celebrity to stand against Trump.

#CaitlynJenner for POTUS*.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-39888949

* - I know the article makes no mention of her running for president, but it would be awesome.