The full address..
Mind blowingly mental stuff.
Embarrassing to say the least.
The full address..
Mind blowingly mental stuff.
Basically as soon as the numbers were in his favour all counting should've stopped.Embarrassing to say the least.
Basically as soon as the numbers were in his favour all counting should've stopped.
I get that he's politically inexperienced, but to have a fundamental lack of knowledge of how counting ballots actually works, well that's a concern.
Unless of course it's all about the grift, and milking in as many campaign contributions as you can before the fat lady sings.
Personally I think it's all of the above, coupled with a dependency on prescription medication and a tendency towards surrounding himself with 100% 'we don't care how nuts this gets' yes men.There are only two possible options. Either he's missing a screw upstairs and in some sort of cognitive decline, or else he knows he is probably going to jail for a litany of things he's being investigated for and is absolutely bricking it - (or both). I can't think of any other plausible scenarios here.
The answer is none of those. It's a grift to get 100s of millions more in donations.There are only two possible options. Either he's missing a screw upstairs and in some sort of cognitive decline, or else he knows he is probably going to jail for a litany of things he's being investigated for and is absolutely bricking it - (or both). I can't think of any other plausible scenarios here.
I think it's a participatory performance art project where Trump is exposing the catastrophical political system and culture in the US.
Aren't they owned by Devos' brother? That would explain it for me at least anyway.The pardoning of the Blackwater security contractors is like something you would expect from the villain in a movie. Not very hard to understand why America is disliked in parts of the world.
I mean if you absolutely have to destroy a country by invading it the least you could do is prosecute and adequately sentence those commiting war crimes while there.
It's fecking disgusting.The pardoning of the Blackwater security contractors is like something you would expect from the villain in a movie. Not very hard to understand why America is disliked in parts of the world.
I mean if you absolutely have to destroy a country by invading it the least you could do is prosecute and adequately sentence those commiting war crimes while there.
He should really be banned from their platform. It's the definition of fake and misleading.Twitter need to make their little disclaimers a more straight forward and blunt, "This is a lie" or something.
It's Donald Trump. I think a lot of it is just him not admitting to himself that he lost because his narcissistic ego can't take being a loser. He will also make his kids take the fall before he does by saying he was just a figurehead, not the brains of the organization. He will run before he has to face any consequences but I doubt this country has the balls to really go after him.There are only two possible options. Either he's missing a screw upstairs and in some sort of cognitive decline, or else he knows he is probably going to jail for a litany of things he's being investigated for and is absolutely bricking it - (or both). I can't think of any other plausible scenarios here.
Aren't they owned by Devos' brother? That would explain it for me at least anyway.
Exhibit A: "Of the funds appropriated under title III of the Act that are made available for assistance for Pakistan, not less than $15,000,000 shall be made available for democracy programs and not less than $10,000,000 shall be made available for gender programs." Yep. $10 million. For gender programs. In Pakistan.
Exhibit B: Funds for "Resource Study of Springfield (Illinois) Race Riot." That riot occurred in (checks notes) 1908.
Exhibit C: "Statement Of Policy Regarding The Succession Or Reincarnation Of The Dalai Lama." We'll just leave that one there.
Exhibit D: There's actually a commission tasked with educating "consumers about the dangers associated with using or storing portable fuel containers for flammable liquids near an open flame."
Exhibit E: Another $40 million will be allocated "for the necessary expenses for the operation, maintenance and security" of The Kennedy Center, which received $25 million in another COVID-19 relief bill earlier this year. Also in a related story, the Kennedy Center has been closed.
Exhibits F, G, H, I, J: $86 million for assistance to Cambodia; $130 million to Nepal, $135 million to Burma, $453 million to Ukraine, $700 million to Sudan.
Exhibit K: The bill creates a Women's History Museum and an American Latino Museum as part of the Smithsonian. Overall, the Smithsonian gets (checks notes again) $1 billion.
American posters or those who are also familiar - can you tell me whether Biden can act straight away on Jan 21st/22nd replacing all of these Pentagon and Govt. appointments or is that either not the done thing or just not possible?
@Raoul @Carolina Red @calodo2003
Cheers @Raoul - I suppose the key thing then is that he can sack anyone who could be troublesome or dangerous straight away.He has about 750 or so political appointees he can hire across the board in all executive departments (defense, state, etc), many of which he can identify during the transition period, then hire once he's President. That process takes a bit of time because many of these people have to go through background investigations before getting government work. So although its doubtful he would be able to place his people in their jobs immediately on the 21st, he could definitely sack any residual Trump appointees (who would ordinarily remain on the job for continuity purposes) the day he takes office.
I mean to be fair the whole damn package isn't worth the paper(sssss) it's written on, it's mind-blowing full of absolute crap and most of it has nothing to do with Covid or helping Americans, this crap used to fly before social media as they could easily get away with putting this kinda thing into bills without nobody noticing/caring but it's catching up in this day and age.
https://thehill.com/opinion/finance/531294-congresss-pork-filled-covid-relief-bill
Cheers @Raoul - I suppose the key thing then is that he can sack anyone who could be troublesome or dangerous straight away.
He has about 1,250 or so political appointees he can hire across the board in all executive departments (defense, state, etc), many of which he can identify during the transition period, then hire once he's President. That process takes a bit of time because many of these people have to go through background investigations before getting government work. So although its doubtful he would be able to place his people in their jobs immediately on the 21st, he could definitely sack any residual Trump appointees (who would ordinarily remain on the job for continuity purposes) the day he takes office.
However he can't actually sack the Postmaster General Dejoy despite the actual terrible job he's doing and enabling of Trump's fraud campaign, only the board of the US Postal Office can do that.
However he can't actually sack the Postmaster General Dejoy despite the actual terrible job he's doing and enabling of Trump's fraud campaign, only the board of the US Postal Office can do that.
However he can't actually sack the Postmaster General Dejoy despite the actual terrible job he's doing and enabling of Trump's fraud campaign, only the board of the US Postal Office can do that.
The pardoning of the Blackwater security contractors is like something you would expect from the villain in a movie. Not very hard to understand why America is disliked in parts of the world.
I mean if you absolutely have to destroy a country by invading it the least you could do is prosecute and adequately sentence those commiting war crimes while there.
Aren't they owned by Devos' brother? That would explain it for me at least anyway.
The answer is none of those. It's a grift to get 100s of millions more in donations.
The full address..
Mind blowingly mental stuff.
It's written in the fine print that they can use 75% of the money for things other than Election challenges. I don't see how they don't get away with it.100% agreed. Do you think he'll get away with the stacks of cash?
How many times does it need repeating; this country is fecked.
No free national healthcare, not enough mental health care, tax breaks for the rich and tax hikes for the middle class, very little stimulus money for those in need.
A very significant proportion that believe in fairly tales. The list of problems is quite long.
It's worth noting that most of that won't change when Biden gets in.
So while Trump is a feckin disaster of monumental proportions, Biden won't be able, or be willing, to change this broken system.
Yes they are (they now apparently work with China in Xinjiang, having been renamed as Academi). But he's been pardoning regular army people convicted of war crimes too, this is just part of a trend from him.
That's a good description.I've decided Biden's job is to steady a sinking ship. What a disaster America has become.
Not sure its part of a 'trend'. His pardons of the past were to appease his base, right now his sole driving force, the only thing on his mind driving his every move is legal protection once he loses the protection of the presidency.