foo wrote:
Flagpole wrote:
Not a done deal yet, but it will be out west. I may put it off, so I'm not ready to declare just yet.
Cool. Come on out to CA. You'll fit right in here.
yep, another sissy liberal wanting free stuff and the government's nose in their business---over regulations. yeah, he'll fit right in. but he's blowing smoke and trying to sound relevant due to his enormous level of insecurity and needing the approval of others.
You know it's bad when even Newt Gingrich thinks he screwed up:
I've heard a million times after each outrage, how this is the end of Drumph,
But each outrage is quickly replaced by another outrage in the 24hr news cycle and it continues on and on.
I suspect that given the widespread criticism in another day or so he'll walk back some of the comments he made in Helsinki saying it was misinterpreted by the Fake News Media and this day of shame will be forgotten by the deplorable fan base.
Then in a few weeks he'll go right back and repeat his what he originally said in Helsinki. Wash, rinse, repeat. It has been going on like this since he announced his candidacy.
Sigh, just sigh.
Sean Illing
Let’s talk about Trump and Putin as individuals. How are they different? How are they similar?
Mikhail Fishman
I would prefer to talk about how they're different, because those differences are so obvious and extreme. They come from very different worlds. Putin is an ex-Soviet intelligence officer with all that that implies. Trump is a colorful American businessman and showman.
In their habits, they're radically different. Trump is a posturing performer, full of idiotic narcissism. He appears to be a disorganized fool, to be honest. Putin, on the other hand, is calculating, organized, and he plans everything. He also hides much of his personal life in a way that Trump does not.
Then there's also the fact that Putin is so much more experienced than Trump. He has more than 15 years of global political experience. He knows how to do things, how to work the system. He makes plenty of mistakes, but he knows how to think and act. Trump is a total neophyte. He has no experience and doesn't understand how global politics operates. He displays his ignorance every single day.
https://www.vox.com/conversations/2017/2/22/14697718/trump-putin-helsinki-meeting-hillary-clinton
this is it wrote:
Sean Illing
Let’s talk about Trump and Putin as individuals. How are they different? How are they similar?
Mikhail Fishman
I would prefer to talk about how they're different, because those differences are so obvious and extreme. They come from very different worlds. Putin is an ex-Soviet intelligence officer with all that that implies. Trump is a colorful American businessman and showman.
In their habits, they're radically different. Trump is a posturing performer, full of idiotic narcissism. He appears to be a disorganized fool, to be honest. Putin, on the other hand, is calculating, organized, and he plans everything. He also hides much of his personal life in a way that Trump does not.
Then there's also the fact that Putin is so much more experienced than Trump. He has more than 15 years of global political experience. He knows how to do things, how to work the system. He makes plenty of mistakes, but he knows how to think and act. Trump is a total neophyte. He has no experience and doesn't understand how global politics operates. He displays his ignorance every single day.
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remember that the idiot magas like that Trump doesn't know anything and has no experience. that's their man - mimics their cluelessness and deplorability.
and hey, he shakes things up! He's entertaining!
LBJ is dead wrote:
this is it wrote:
Sean Illing
Let’s talk about Trump and Putin as individuals. How are they different? How are they similar?
Mikhail Fishman
I would prefer to talk about how they're different, because those differences are so obvious and extreme. They come from very different worlds. Putin is an ex-Soviet intelligence officer with all that that implies. Trump is a colorful American businessman and showman.
In their habits, they're radically different. Trump is a posturing performer, full of idiotic narcissism. He appears to be a disorganized fool, to be honest. Putin, on the other hand, is calculating, organized, and he plans everything. He also hides much of his personal life in a way that Trump does not.
Then there's also the fact that Putin is so much more experienced than Trump. He has more than 15 years of global political experience. He knows how to do things, how to work the system. He makes plenty of mistakes, but he knows how to think and act. Trump is a total neophyte. He has no experience and doesn't understand how global politics operates. He displays his ignorance every single day.
n
remember that the idiot magas like that Trump doesn't know anything and has no experience. that's their man - mimics their cluelessness and deplorability.
and hey, he shakes things up! He's entertaining!
The defining trait of the dumfuq yahoo (read:typical trump voter) is pride in his ignorance.
I guess I’m one of the few that think Trump got it right. Just like Tucker said, Mexico is our biggest threat to our elections not Russia. Russia didn’t skew any votes.
The fallout has started. More lifelong Republicans are fleeing anything to do with the Party of Trump.
Ohio Republican Party county chair leaves GOP after Trump-Putin meeting over ‘sense of duty’
Republican Party county chair Chris Gagin announced Monday that he was resigning his leadership position of Belmont County
The President is entitled to GOP party leaders, at all levels, fully committed to his views and agenda. Following today’s press conference with Pres. Putin, as well as certain policy differences, most especially on trade, I could no longer fulfill that duty. Thus, I resigned.
— Chris Gagin (@cgagin) July 16, 2018
Another Russian indicted — key link between the National Rifle Association and Kremlin jailed in Washington, DC
https://www.cnn.com/2018/04/27/politics/nra-documents-russian-banker/index.html
Runningart2004 wrote:
Even folks at Fox News are beginning to turn.
Collusion isn’t even the big fish here. The Russians have something on Trump and I believe it’s far worse than some stupid “pee tape”. It’s probably financial and illegal.
At some point do rank and file Republicans say “that’s enough?”
Alan
I noticed this on Faux as well. There’s a realization that these antics, which were entertaining and good fodder for pissing off the left so far, is turning into a significant risk on the global stage. Putin is not a friend, he has a singular goal for Russia, and the USA is a big blocker to that goal. This is a wide open door for Putin. If you thought there was interference leading up to the 2016 election, watch what happens between now and November and beyond. Trump just endorsed any and all cyber hacking and intrusion for the coming elections. Wait and see what moves are made on the world stage by Putin.
Fox News analyst: ‘Putin ate Trump’s lunch’
Fox News analyst Douglas E. Schoen stated that the President’s performance was deeply disappointing.
“For a sitting U.S. president to say publicly that he believes a foreign leader over his own intelligence team is shocking and admonishable. At a time when our democracy faces grave threats, it is deeply troubling that the president would side with the very country who attacked us.”
Trump is going NOWHERE over the Mueller investigation. There will be no collusion found. Trump will never be found guilty of collusion. His only crime is being amoral, severely narcissistic, provincial and a creep.
The only thing Trump should fear is the Southern District of NY . This is where the only legally punitive leverage rests.
XY wrote:
I have no clue what I am posting about. My hero, Trump's end is near. . . . I hope he does have nasty gas.
^ Corrected
IsThisIt? wrote:
I've heard a million times after each outrage, how this is the end of Drumph,
But each outrage is quickly replaced by another outrage in the 24hr news cycle and it continues on and on.
I suspect that given the widespread criticism in another day or so he'll walk back some of the comments he made in Helsinki saying it was misinterpreted by the Fake News Media and this day of shame will be forgotten by the deplorable fan base.
Then in a few weeks he'll go right back and repeat his what he originally said in Helsinki. Wash, rinse, repeat. It has been going on like this since he announced his candidacy.
Sigh, just sigh.
Like Obama did. But...if you said anything you were called a racist. Yeah, that sounds like a liberal response.
Eye of Newt wrote:
Newt Gingrich: Trump's remarks were the 'most serious mistake of his presidency'
President Trump must clarify his statements in Helsinki on our intelligence system and Putin. It is the most serious mistake of his presidency and must be corrected—-immediately.
— Newt Gingrich (@newtgingrich) July 16, 2018
The Trumpster is smart, he's secretly working with the US intelligence agencies (IA's) while making Putin think he believes him about the non-interference just to put him (Putin) off his guard while the IA's investigate further. Seems like Donald's fooled a lot of people.
YX wrote:
XY wrote:
I have no clue what I am posting about. My hero, Hillary, got her butt beat. . . . I hope she does have some nasty gas exiting "it".
^ Corrected
Properly Corrected.
The Donald for a second term, PLEASE!wrote:
The Trumpster is smart.
His IQ of 45 was proven today. A lapdog is smarter than Trump.
XY wrote:
YX wrote:
^ Corrected
Properly Corrected.
^ Deflection removed.
XY wrote:
YX wrote:
^ Corrected
Properly Corrected.
Indeed, I am so stupid, I dont know what to write. I think NY and Michael Cohen will get Trump. Im so dumb
What's really reassuring is that the good ol' USofA has never, and would never, indulge in anything like covertly interfering in another countries affairs. Oh, hang on a sec...
Jakob Ingebrigtsen has a 1989 Ferrari 348 GTB and he's just put in paperwork to upgrade it
Is there a rule against attaching a helium balloon to yourself while running a road race?
How rare is it to run a sub 5 minute mile AND bench press 225?
Am I living in the twilight zone? The Boston Marathon weather was terrible!
Mark Coogan says that if you could only do 3 workouts as a 1500m runner you should do these
Strava thinks the London Marathon times improved 12 minutes last year thanks to supershoes
Move over Mark Coogan, Rojo and John Kellogg share their 3 favorite mile workouts
