Right! They could just use a kid's paddle boat and put him in a small swimming pool. Two missiles just to make sure. ... hmmm ... Better make that three.
That reminds me. I need to launch my aircraft carrier with a fighter jet - so I can project air superiority.
The amendment meant to prevent a third term uses that word 'elected' instead of 'serve' for some reason, which may or may not provide a giant loophole for trump to run as veep and then ascend.
The birthright citizenship amendment is unclear.
1A is unclear on what 'separation of church of state' means. those words are not in the amendment and we could be going completely astray from what the writers of the constitution meant. Perhaps they favored persecution of jews and muslims, and only cared that no 'Church of the United States' be founded.
I remain very concerned for Kristi Noem. Today she is getting lit up like a Christmas tree and probably believes Trump will repay her loyalty with the same. Trumps loyalty is one way….
Magaziner: “How many United States military veterans have you deported?” Noem: “Sir, we have not deported US citizens or military veterans.” Magaziner: “Sae Joon Park is a U.S. Army combat veteran who was shot twice while serving our country…He is a Purple Heart recipient…Can you please tell Mr. Park why you deported him?”
When asked by reporters what the US would do with the oil carried by the tanker, Trump said: "We keep it, I guess... I assume we're going to keep the oil."
When asked by reporters what the US would do with the oil carried by the tanker, Trump said: "We keep it, I guess... I assume we're going to keep the oil."
What’s remarkable about that statement is this. Whether we would keep the oil or not, Trump can never make a Presidential statement that would convey that we are a nation guided by laws and decency. Instead his pathological narcissism forces him to project that he has all answers. Even when he doesn’t. Here is how any other decent leader would respond:
”Thank you for that question. It is a good one. We will look into it but you can be assured that we will always follow not only our domestic but international laws in all of our dealings”.
When asked by reporters what the US would do with the oil carried by the tanker, Trump said: "We keep it, I guess... I assume we're going to keep the oil."
What’s remarkable about that statement is this. Whether we would keep the oil or not, Trump can never make a Presidential statement that would convey that we are a nation guided by laws and decency. Instead his pathological narcissism forces him to project that he has all answers. Even when he doesn’t. Here is how any other decent leader would respond:
”Thank you for that question. It is a good one. We will look into it but you can be assured that we will always follow not only our domestic but international laws in all of our dealings”.
For what he has achieved, nobody is more humble than Trump.
Jobs report canceled. GDP report canceled. Inflation report canceled. But the economy is great--the best ever.
The gummint shutdown provided an excuse for delaying or simply not producing some stats. Here are some of the new release dates and schedule changes announced so far:
Dec. 10: Q3 employment cost index (Originally scheduled for Oct. 31) Dec. 11: September U.S. trade deficit (Originally scheduled for Nov. 4 release) Dec. 11: September wholesale inventories (Originally scheduled for November release) Dec. 16: November U.S. employment report, including October payrolls (Originally scheduled for Nov. 7 and Dec. 5; the household survey for October is canceled) Dec. 16: October retail sales (Originally scheduled for November release) Dec. 16: September business inventories (Originally scheduled for November release) Dec. 18: November Consumer Price Index (CPI), including a subset of the October report (Originally scheduled for Nov. 13 and Dec. 10 releases) Dec. 23: Q3 Gross Domestic Product, initial estimate (The advance GDP estimate scheduled for Oct. 30 was canceled. The Bureau of Labor Statistics will postpone a subsequent third quarter GDP estimate originally scheduled for Dec. 19.) Dec. 23: October and November industrial production and capacity utilization (Originally scheduled for Nov. 18 and Dec. 16 releases) Dec. 23: October durable-goods orders (Originally scheduled for November release) Jan. 14: November Producer Price Index (PPI), with a subset of the October report (Originally scheduled for Dec. 11 release; a separate October report won't be released) Jan. 15: November U.S. import and export price indexes, with a subset of the October report (Originally scheduled for Dec. 16 release; a separate October report won't be released.) Feb. 10: Q4 Employment cost index (Originally scheduled for Jan. 30 release)
Here are some reports that still need to be rescheduled or have been canceled: September housing starts (Originally scheduled for Oct. 17 release; October and November reports are also not yet rescheduled) September new home sales (Originally scheduled for Oct. 24 release; October and November reports are also not yet rescheduled) September, October and November advanced reports on trade deficit, wholesale inventories and retail inventories have been canceled October U.S. trade deficit (Originally scheduled for a December release; the November report is also not yet rescheduled)
Bureau of Economic Analysis. “Economic Release Schedule Updates.” October business inventories (Originally scheduled for a December release; the October report is also not yet rescheduled) November retail sales (Originally scheduled for December release) November durable-goods orders (Originally scheduled for December release) October PCE price index, personal incomes and outlays (Originally scheduled for Nov. 26; the November report is also not yet rescheduled)
Federal statistical agencies are releasing delayed reports on inflation, jobs, and economic growth as they work through a major backlog from the 43-day government shutdown. Here's the economic calendar.
When asked by reporters what the US would do with the oil carried by the tanker, Trump said: "We keep it, I guess... I assume we're going to keep the oil."
What’s remarkable about that statement is this. Whether we would keep the oil or not, Trump can never make a Presidential statement that would convey that we are a nation guided by laws and decency. Instead his pathological narcissism forces him to project that he has all answers. Even when he doesn’t. Here is how any other decent leader would respond:
”Thank you for that question. It is a good one. We will look into it but you can be assured that we will always follow not only our domestic but international laws in all of our dealings”.
ADD: "We looked for drugs. We didn't find any. If we did we would seize the drugs. Either way, we give the tanker and oil back.
But, the above was never the intent. Taking the oil was Trump's primary goal.
What’s remarkable about that statement is this. Whether we would keep the oil or not, Trump can never make a Presidential statement that would convey that we are a nation guided by laws and decency. Instead his pathological narcissism forces him to project that he has all answers. Even when he doesn’t. Here is how any other decent leader would respond:
”Thank you for that question. It is a good one. We will look into it but you can be assured that we will always follow not only our domestic but international laws in all of our dealings”.
ADD: "We looked for drugs. We didn't find any. If we did we would seize the drugs. Either way, we give the tanker and oil back.
But, the above was never the intent. Taking the oil was Trump's primary goal.
the primary goal is regime change in Venezuela, and THEN take all their oil.
the tanker is just one more thing putting pressure on Maduro. No doubt the neo-cons running the white house figure that some army general will soon say 'enough' and start a coup, which we will back.
Then as payment for our support, the general will allow US oil companies to work in Venezuela. And we will drink their milkshake, leaving the people of VZ, who own the oil, destitute and heading for American shores.
President Trump has made it clear to Indiana leaders: if the Indiana Senate fails to pass the map, all federal funding will be stripped from the state. Roads will not be paved. Guard bases will close. Major projects will stop. These are the stakes and every NO vote will be to blame.
I hope people understand that if Trump gets his way America will soon be part of the global axis of evil if we aren't already. You see it in the Caribbean, you see it in Ukraine, and you see it with Trump trying to buddy up to Xi. We are a malevolent force.
This is the biggest crock of sh!t I've read all day. You should stop spreading propaganda.
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