The Trump Presidency | Biden Inaugurated
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Russian-funded Facebook ads backed Stein, Sanders and Trump
http://www.politico.com/story/2017/09/26/facebook-russia-trump-sanders-stein-243172
Not heard much about Jill Stein who was seen in Russia allegedly getting funds to finance her campaign
http://www.politico.com/story/2017/09/26/facebook-russia-trump-sanders-stein-243172
Not heard much about Jill Stein who was seen in Russia allegedly getting funds to finance her campaign
Bannon's running for the Alabama state Senate?
Trump has really been on a Twitter Hell Rage recently, you'd of thought he would be really busy sorting out Texas/Florida and Puerto Rico to even have enough time to get into a rumble with the NFL and Twitter Ramble.
I'm sure he said he had a lot of time on his hands earlier today. Never a truer word spoken...
Trump or McConnell?
Yes.
So Trump actually wrote the ads himself? That’s mental.
Everyday I am thankful for Trump for making the hell-world of his own creation, funnier than it should be.
Wow!
"But first...golf."
The hilarious thing about this is that it’s going to be much like Healthcare.
When his supporters find out that its him and his mates that are going to be getting the tax breaks and it’s going to be coming out of the public services that they take for granted... they’ll suddenly find their voices in the town halls.
Cuts to Obamacare aren’t going to be paying for anything.
I thought he was going to Puerto Rico?
He's just fecked them off completely
He's just fecked them off completely
Icky brown people, Billy.
My God he's a vile vile man.
*Fox and Friends fixed it.
I wonder what him and Ivanka are going to call those little rascals?
Really shouldn't be seen as a surprise. Considering all that's happened since then, it's easy to forget the only reason he's in this position is because the Republicans lapped him up from the start. And because they not only tolerated, but actually seemed to enjoy him shitting all over every other GOP candidate. Plus, if Republicans have shown us one thing in recent years, it's that they'll happily follow someone who switches their positions at a whim so long as he promises to represent them, and so long as he's anti-Democrat, anti-liberal, anti-PC, and all the other things they tend to irrationally hate.
Obviously there'll be an element of the alt-right base who've grown disillusioned with Trump due to his ditching Bannon, sticking with NATO etc, but the core Republican base - by and large - will adore him for a while. Meanwhile the polarisation continues because everyone who doesn't support him despises him.
What do you make of the fact Deripaska's plane was at a New Jersey airport around Sept 18-19 which was at the same time Don Jr was without a security detail. The airport is 22 miles away from Trump's Bedminster golf club.
Deripaska himself is supposed to be banned from the USA, but will have sent an associate.
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Got to be a fake tweet.
That has to be a fake/parody.
It's the "World Series of Soccer", y'idiot. Get a brian, moran.
The return of Killary?
Why are the journalists so shitty at their job? Why didnt anyone ask who was in the hospital?
Replies there said they did repeatedly and he ignored the questions
Pathological
All his followers will hear is that there was a Senator in the hospital. They will not check behind him, nor will they pay attention to the ignored follow-up questions. That there was a Senator in the hospital will become ingrained as fact in their minds.
If after 4 years he gets little down they will lose some momentum voter turn outs will be down. There must also be some Trump voters who regret their vote too.
There are, I know them. But they weren't his "true believers" to begin with. That's who I'm referring to when I say "followers". The man has built a cult of personality.
Apparently one of Hitler and Goebbels's slogans was 'Make Germany Great Again"
Right, but what percent of the electorate is that likely to be? I can't imagine it's more than 10 percent but I don't know US Politics enough to give an accurate guesstimate.
Right, but what percent of the electorate is that likely to be? I can't imagine it's more than 10 percent but I don't know US Politics enough to give an accurate guesstimate.
Think so. Some republicans are gonna say is too little, while some others are gonna say is too much.
Result? No tax reform.
Not sure of that myself, but based on his approval numbers, you can tell that there's a magic number in the low to mid 30s that it simply hasn't fallen below.
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