Popular history paints with a very broad brush, unless his party turns on him and he gets thrown out of office in disgrace he will be romanticized more and more over time. I mean people appear largely indifferent to what he's doing or saying while they see it live on TV, why would they suddenly care about it years later, after he left office? And every politician sees how effective his style is politically, why would they turn up their noses on it? If anything people are probably thinking to themselves "imagine what someone who can formulate coherent sentences could do with that playbook", or they'll just opt for Ivanka.
Probably hasn't got the slightest idea what Good Friday is all about.
Wise words, Mr Precedent.Trump said:I wonder where the Failing New York Times got for this one?
This is a bit absurd, even for him. Guess the "China virus" line is actually important for him politically?
Funnily enough he must be referring to this article? https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/08/science/new-york-coronavirus-cases-europe-genomes.html
Which actually names two sources and doesn't make statements about the actual origins of the virus itself, just the route by which it came to NYC.
Well that's not an unreasonable question to ask? So long as Fauci's reply was taken on board and it is never considered again.
Non-story as I'm sure all world leaders asked the same question. Unless Trump asked yesterday or something.
March 14 by sounds of it
During a coronavirus task force meeting in the Situation Room last month, on the same day that Trump ordered for travel to be suspended from the United Kingdom and Ireland in an effort to stem the spread of the virus, Trump reportedly asked Fauci "Why don't we let this wash over the country?"
I somewhat agree. The question should have been asked far earlier but given the wasted few months it was a legitimate question at the time and it's a non-story.Ok so I don't see it as weird or bad then. Clickbait article.
Not that I think he gives a shit about most people. I reckon Boris getting ill has also shaken him.
Here's one for the Trump supporters: name me one logical reason why the Trump administration alone - not Senate or House - would be threatening to veto the next relief bill because it ensures the Postal Service can survive these crazy times:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2020/04/11/post-office-bailout-trump/#comments-wrapper
That's the US Postal Service - who right now is basically powering the entire f*cking economy, and obviously struggling to do so, and will go bankrupt later this year at the run rate. So it's a no brainer right? They're only asking for a few billion too - which seems like child's play when you consider the number of upstream companies absolutely reliant on them right now.
Oh wait, Trump has a personal feud with Jeff Bezos, and believes he can screw with Amazon? Well then, f*ck the USPS, he'll veto the entire bill.
Is there a time to talk about if the USPS is value for money to the US tax payer? Sure. Is that time during this pandemic, when people are literally going to starve if he shuts it down? Methinks no. But no personal slight is too petty for the toddler in chief.
Nope.
Amazon would be over the moon if the USPS went under.
Amazon would probably buy the remnants of USPS and use it to strenghten their own shipping and delivery network if it went bust. It's nothing but a win for them to see USPS fold.Nope.
Amazon would be over the moon if the USPS went under.
Maybe something about being unable to do mail-in voting without it in November? That would be gloriously evil.
No, the postal service has long been a target for the Ben Shapiro’s of the world as an example of government waste. The right thinks everything can be done more efficiently with private business, like education.Interesting, I thought all the 'cheap' shipments on Amazon were leveraging the subsidised USPS.
Okay makes even less sense then.
Maybe something about being unable to do mail-in voting without it in November? That would be gloriously evil.
The love affair with fox is a little rocky at the moment.
That's true, and this attitude is by and large a fascist one.They're essentially all nihilists, that would genuinely rather see the folks on the other side of the ship sinking more than floating themselves.
OANN is basically a channel that allows Trump to plant their "journos" at his pressers to ask him pre-scripted softball questions because he doesn't want to deal with actual tough questions from other journos in the room.
The love affair with fox is a little rocky at the moment. His plugging of OAN seems to suggest this may be his new home during the Elections.
Basically this...That's some hard nosed journalism there. Putin would be proud.
The love affair with fox is a little rocky at the moment. His plugging of OAN seems to suggest this may be his new home during the Elections.
This is what he was melting down about. Someone going on Fox and tacitly telling the Maga crowd Trump's actions cost lives
Yeah. Don't believe the hype.His tweets read like Chuck D's typing them.
Here's one for the Trump supporters: name me one logical reason why the Trump administration alone - not Senate or House - would be threatening to veto the next relief bill because it ensures the Postal Service can survive these crazy times:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2020/04/11/post-office-bailout-trump/#comments-wrapper
That's the US Postal Service - who right now is basically powering the entire f*cking economy, and obviously struggling to do so, and will go bankrupt later this year at the run rate. So it's a no brainer right? They're only asking for a few billion too - which seems like child's play when you consider the number of upstream companies absolutely reliant on them right now.
Oh wait, Trump has a personal feud with Jeff Bezos, and believes he can screw with Amazon? Well then, f*ck the USPS, he'll veto the entire bill.
Is there a time to talk about if the USPS is value for money to the US tax payer? Sure. Is that time during this pandemic, when people are literally going to starve if he shuts it down? Methinks no. But no personal slight is too petty for the toddler in chief.
If you support Trump you would have supported Hitler.
I’m seething at this point and I’m embarrassed that there are so many people in the US that are too stupid to recognize all the lies that pile out of Trump’s mouth.
He’s an incestuous ephebophile https://forward.com/schmooze/357185/7-creepy-things-donald-trump-has-said-about-ivanka/
He takes no responsibility for anything. He literally says contradictory statements back to back.
He’s scapegoating China (who are responsible) to deflect his own negligence.
All the hotels in Las Vegas are proving charity for people affected by Covid-19 except his hotel.
https://www.propublica.org/article/...ronavirus-but-his-own-company-has-been-absent
He tried to sneak a 500 billion dollar slush fund that he would oversee but Congress refused and put the oversight into the hands of an independent entity.
He put Pence in charge of the Coronavirus as a scapegoat so he can blame the failures on Pence and take credit for successes.
He was pushing an untested therapeutic as cure to curry influence with billionaire Bernie Marcus.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.pr...nproven-covid-19-treatment-trump-promoted/amp
Trump along with some of the other sociopathic narcissists absolutely deserve the same fate as Saddam Hussein and many other tyrannical despots, letting the public tear his corpse limb from limb.