Dumbfuck in charge

[TDub]

Lobsters sock?

[Sparko]

Anyone think that the reason that the stormtroopers in Portland don’t have any identifying information on them is because they are Russians from Putin’s Army? It’s probably why Barr and Trump are able to use them at will.

I haven’t found a YouTube video that corroborated the theory (yet) but do we have any evidence that they aren’t?

JFK Jr. wishes them well.

The prepaid card: take it to your bank and get every dime out of it in one fell swoop when you get it. I have about $35 left like the dumbasses on Wheel of Fortune who put the rest on gift certificate. I only got a little more than 200 bucks to begin with. Using that card is like having a SNAP card. Sadly, the unspent money stays with the no-bid contract bidder bank.

[sdoyel]

How fucking stupid is he?

[sdoyel]

Genius.

[Deleted User 289]

[twocoach]

My 2nd grader could get a good score on this test. It's amazing how clueless he is.

[Deleted User 289]

What's frightening is how obsessed he is with it and how he continuously lies about it.
Also, he can't remember when he took it (about a year ago? - maybe? maybe not?) nor the name of the test.

They say, "That’s amazing. How did you do that?"
REALLY? "They say" that? Hmmmm. LULZ!

"The first questions are very easy, the last questions are much more difficult. Like a memory question," Trump explained. "It’s like, you’ll go, 'Person. Woman. Man. Camera. TV.' So they’d say, 'Could you repeat that.' So I said, 'Yeah. So it’s person. Woman. Man. Camera. TV.' "
"It’s actually not that easy. But for me it was easy," Trump continued. "And that’s not an easy question. In other words, they ask it to you, they give you five names and you have to repeat them. And that’s OK. If you repeat them out of order, that’s OK. But, you know, it’s not as good. But then when you go back about 20, 25 minute later and they say go 'Go back to that question...' and you go, 'Person. Woman. Man. Camera. TV.' They say, ‘That’s amazing. How did you do that?’ ”
"I do it because I have, like, a good memory," the president concluded. "Because I'm cognitively there.”


Here is the kicker for me.......

The president offered two different timelines for when he took the test. He initially said it was administered roughly a year ago, but later explained how he asked Ronny Jackson, who stepped down as White House physician in early 2018, to administer the test.

Jackson told reporters after Trump's 2018 physical exam that the president answered every question correctly on the Montreal Cognitive Assessment, a test designed to detect mild cognitive impairment or the onset of Alzheimer's disease.

The White House has not indicated in the two years since whether Trump took a cognitive exam as part of his yearly physical.


https://thehill.com/homenews/administra ... -time-in-a

[jfish26]

And what no one seems to be talking about on this is that, to come up with the example of how he passed his non-dementia test, he literally just named things in his line of sight.

[Deleted User 318]

And what no one seems to be talking about on this is that, to come up with the example of how he passed his non-dementia test, he literally just named things in his line of sight.

At this point, with him saying it's "hard," I'm wondering if he actually had to work hard to pass, or needed assistance.

[jhawks99]

Jarred took it for him

[jfish26]

Today in projecting strength:

[ousdahl]

As if any Fox News viewers don’t already have their minds made up.

[Deleted User 318]

As if any Fox News viewers don’t already have their minds made up.

You have to look at the location. Something like 4% of DC voted for Trump in 2016. The only people with Fox News on in DC are sycophants that moved there to kiss the ring, or strategist. Campaign commercials aren't meant for them. There was a $38k buy to literally talk to the president, from the president's staff.

[ousdahl]

yeah, when I rented out DC’s basement, literally the only channel the tv got down there wuz Fox News.

But that’s a good point it’s more to talk to the president

[jfish26]

As if any Fox News viewers don’t already have their minds made up.

You have to look at the location. Something like 4% of DC voted for Trump in 2016. The only people with Fox News on in DC are sycophants that moved there to kiss the ring, or strategist. Campaign commercials aren't meant for them. There was a $38k buy to literally talk to the president, from the president's staff.

It's literally a $38,000 popsicle.

[Deleted User 318]

As if any Fox News viewers don’t already have their minds made up.

You have to look at the location. Something like 4% of DC voted for Trump in 2016. The only people with Fox News on in DC are sycophants that moved there to kiss the ring, or strategist. Campaign commercials aren't meant for them. There was a $38k buy to literally talk to the president, from the president's staff.

It's literally a $38,000 popsicle.

[Deleted User 289]

"No they're not".

[Deleted User 289]

[Walrus]

Well of course that's going to offend the miserable feminists...

[chiknbut]

yeah, when I rented out DC’s basement, literally the only channel the tv got down there wuz Fox News.

But that’s a good point it’s more to talk to the president

Did you ever find his porn stash?