Trump Disgraces America Every Day

[Oerets]

Doubt he will care loosing RI votes. Figures it was in the loss column anyway. Now if it were to be FL, OH another thing completely.

[HarmanKardon]

Match point for Republicans and else Trump aficionados:

The horrible tweet of Peter Fonda shows that the opponents of Trump are his best supporters.

An advice (I know what I am talking about...)

NEVER DRINK AND TYPE!

Oh, you were sober, Mr. Fonda? Then you are most likely dement...

[Rajoo]

In his own mind. Too bad there is this impossible thing called the constitution that's coming in his way.

[Rajoo]

Anyone remember Mike Pence saying this during the campaign?

"I’m old enough to remember back in the last Clinton administration where America really had a debate over whether character mattered to the presidency," the Republican vice presidential candidate said in a speech at Living World Bible Church in Mesa, Arizona. "We don’t need to have that debate again. Character matters to the presidency and Donald Trump will bring the highest level of integrity to the highest office in the land. You can count on it."

If only all of Dtotard's lies turned were actually true.

[Chicks]

[Chicks]

In 1 week, Trump has tied himself into an impossible immigration knot

Pretty good analysis of Donny’s fine mess, from one of the real news outlets he hates the most, because they report the truth.

https://www.cnn.com/2018/06/22/polit...not/index.html

If you were to try to chart Trump's positions over the course of week, it would go something like this (we're mostly paraphrasing here and forgive us if we're missing a position or two):

I hate that I have to do this.
It's Democrats' fault. They should work on legislation with Republicans.
This can help us fix the immigration problem.
We can't let the US become a migrant camp.
I can't do anything about it. It's the law I'm enforcing.
The immigration crisis is a monstrosity.
If we don't do this separate children and families, immigrants will flood the border.
Fine. I'll sign an executive order, but I still have zero tolerance.
These kids are fine and staying in the nicest facilities.
Seriously. People are suffering and it's Democrats' fault.
You guys figure it out, I'll sign a bill you give me.
Doesn't matter which one.
The non-bipartisan so-called compromise bill is nice.
These stories of immigrant children are phony.
Fine. Give up. Don't waste your time before the election.
Elect more Republicans.

[Dondilion]

Originally Posted by Chicks

In 1 week, Trump has tied himself into an impossible immigration knot

Pretty good analysis of Donny’s fine mess, from one of the real news outlets he hates the most, because they report the truth.

https://www.cnn.com/2018/06/22/polit...not/index.html

If you were to try to chart Trump's positions over the course of week, it would go something like this (we're mostly paraphrasing here and forgive us if we're missing a position or two):

I hate that I have to do this.
It's Democrats' fault. They should work on legislation with Republicans.
This can help us fix the immigration problem.
We can't let the US become a migrant camp.
I can't do anything about it. It's the law I'm enforcing.
The immigration crisis is a monstrosity.
If we don't do this separate children and families, immigrants will flood the border.
Fine. I'll sign an executive order, but I still have zero tolerance.
These kids are fine and staying in the nicest facilities.
Seriously. People are suffering and it's Democrats' fault.
You guys figure it out, I'll sign a bill you give me.
Doesn't matter which one.
The non-bipartisan so-called compromise bill is nice.
These stories of immigrant children are phony.
Fine. Give up. Don't waste your time before the election.
Elect more Republicans.

And it seemed to work. Polling shows that majority of the public blame
the parents and not Trump.

[Rajoo]

Originally Posted by Dondilion

And it seemed to work. Polling shows that majority of the public blame
the parents and not Trump.

Only by the likes of dailicaller and washingtontimes.
In reality, why did the Trump administration take two steps back?
First stopping the policy and now looking to reunite?
I smell a disinformation campaign by the real Fake News wing.

[Dondilion]

Originally Posted by Rajoo

Only by the likes of dailicaller and washingtontimes.
In reality, why did the Trump administration take two steps back?
First stopping the policy and now looking to reunite?
I smell a disinformation campaign by the real Fake News wing.

HUFFINGTON:
https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry...b0040e2742cc90

[Rajoo]

Originally Posted by Dondilion

HUFFINGTON:
https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry...b0040e2742cc90

OK, I stand corrected but how does one rationalize this?
If the people are with you (administration), why change the policy?
Or are the pollsters manipulating the people to get desired controversial results?