trump’s promises

[twocoach]

Trump seriously pardoned the Jan. 6th people wo assaulted police officers?

What a sack of shit.

[BiggDick]

Apparently Trump signed an EO to withdraw from the WHO.

More like, the who?

[japhy]

Trump seriously pardoned the Jan. 6th people wo assaulted police officers?

Of course he did, and now the Proud Boys and Oathkeepers know they have immunity if they want to bring chaos and violence to the streets of America. Charlottesville was just a preliminary run.

[jfish26]

Trump seriously pardoned the Jan. 6th people wo assaulted police officers?

Of course he did, and now the Proud Boys and Oathkeepers know they have immunity if they want to bring chaos and violence to the streets of America. Charlottesville was just a preliminary run.

But, when the relevant time comes, it'll have been "lone wolf" bad actors.

[BiggDick]

One elephant in the room that I kinda get the feeling Trump in particular simply lacks the foresight to have fully considered is,

I wonder how the next transition of power will go down...

[twocoach]

One elephant in the room that I kinda get the feeling Trump in particular simply lacks the foresight to have fully considered is,

I wonder how the next transition of power will go down...

That's 4 years from now. I work on the "you only have to worry about the shark closest to the boat" theory.

[twocoach]

We going to talk about Trump's Executive Order that attempts to eliminate Birthright Citizenship?

https://apnews.com/article/birthright-c ... 85b92dbe53

Here's the actual Executive Order:

https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential ... tizenship/

Using an Executive Order to directly bypass an Amendment to the Constitution is not acceptable in my opinion. If they want to repeal the 14th Amendment then they should attempt to do so in the agreed upon manner.

[Shirley]

This took some nads:

Senators have received an affidavit from the former sister-in-law of Pete Hegseth, President Trump's nominee to serve as secretary of defense, that says his behavior caused his second wife to fear for her safety.

[BiggDick]

One elephant in the room that I kinda get the feeling Trump in particular simply lacks the foresight to have fully considered is,

I wonder how the next transition of power will go down...

That's 4 years from now. I work on the "you only have to worry about the shark closest to the boat" theory.

this is a good point, and not necessarily a bad mindset to hold.

But, if the 45 was any indication - of all the dumb shit Trump actually did, the single most egregious thing, and the one that seemed to receive the strongest consensus of, "oh shit we might legit have a constitutional crisis on our hands," was how he handled the expectation for him to leave office

If history is any indication, I dunno if he's gonna handle the expectation to leave office again well, even if there are things like term limits installed.

and that's not to say he even holds onto the big chair until January 2029 regardless.

[twocoach]

One elephant in the room that I kinda get the feeling Trump in particular simply lacks the foresight to have fully considered is,

I wonder how the next transition of power will go down...

That's 4 years from now. I work on the "you only have to worry about the shark closest to the boat" theory.

this is a good point, and not necessarily a bad mindset to hold.

But, if the 45 was any indication - of all the dumb shit Trump actually did, the single most egregious thing, and the one that seemed to receive the strongest consensus of, "oh shit we might legit have a constitutional crisis on our hands," was how he handled the expectation for him to leave office

If history is any indication, I dunno if he's gonna handle the expectation to leave office again well, even if there are things like term limits installed.

and that's not to say he even holds onto the big chair until January 2029 regardless.

He won't be on the next ticket so there at least won't be any "they stole it from me" lies to peddle. Who knows. Like I said, way too many things to worry about between now and then.

[Overlander]

That's 4 years from now. I work on the "you only have to worry about the shark closest to the boat" theory.

this is a good point, and not necessarily a bad mindset to hold.

But, if the 45 was any indication - of all the dumb shit Trump actually did, the single most egregious thing, and the one that seemed to receive the strongest consensus of, "oh shit we might legit have a constitutional crisis on our hands," was how he handled the expectation for him to leave office

If history is any indication, I dunno if he's gonna handle the expectation to leave office again well, even if there are things like term limits installed.

and that's not to say he even holds onto the big chair until January 2029 regardless.

He won't be on the next ticket

If only there were signs that there might be a "next ticket"

[pdub]

The Constitution is removed from the White House website.

https://www.whitehouse.gov/about-the-wh ... stitution/

You go to that home page now and you get a stupid action movie trailer that you have to close to be able to get to the content.

[Overlander]

The Constitution is removed from the White House website.

https://www.whitehouse.gov/about-the-wh ... stitution/

You go to that home page now and you get a stupid action movie trailer that you have to close to be able to get to the content.

Holy fuck, he is so MANLY!!!!

[japhy]

The Constitution is removed from the White House website.

https://www.whitehouse.gov/about-the-wh ... stitution/

You go to that home page now and you get a stupid action movie trailer that you have to close to be able to get to the content.

Holy fuck, he is so MANLY!!!!

[TDub]

breakdown of the categories of things going to see significant increases from the proposed tariffs?

1. Cars
2. Food and Beverage
3. Gas
4. Building Materials


hmm....yep. promises!

[KUTradition]

smells like winning to me

(just not for those here who’ve convinced themselves they’re the winners)

[Shirley]

breakdown of the categories of things going to see significant increases from the proposed tariffs?

1. Cars
2. Food and Beverage
3. Gas
4. Building Materials


hmm....yep. promises!

Nobody needs any of those things so, no harm, no foul.\

#winning

[jfish26]

One elephant in the room that I kinda get the feeling Trump in particular simply lacks the foresight to have fully considered is,

I wonder how the next transition of power will go down...

That's 4 years from now. I work on the "you only have to worry about the shark closest to the boat" theory.

this is a good point, and not necessarily a bad mindset to hold.

But, if the 45 was any indication - of all the dumb shit Trump actually did, the single most egregious thing, and the one that seemed to receive the strongest consensus of, "oh shit we might legit have a constitutional crisis on our hands," was how he handled the expectation for him to leave office

If history is any indication, I dunno if he's gonna handle the expectation to leave office again well, even if there are things like term limits installed.

and that's not to say he even holds onto the big chair until January 2029 regardless.

This is NOT directed at you personally, but - the phrase "expectation for him to leave office" shows just how low we've sunk, and how real the danger is that the water is closer to a rolling boil than we frogs know.

[JKLivin]

Trump seriously pardoned the Jan. 6th people wo assaulted police officers?

What a sack of shit.

And yet, it bothered you not a whit when the sitting V.P. and the top-ranking members of your party insisted on the record - repeatedly - that the leader of the free world was in his right mind and capable of doing his job with excellence all while knowing damn well that he was a vegetable, and continuing the charade until the first debate made it impossible to lie.

God knows the damage done over the past four years and who or what was in charge while it was happening.

Oh, the irony.

[twocoach]

Trump seriously pardoned the Jan. 6th people wo assaulted police officers?

What a sack of shit.

And yet, it bothered you not a whit when the sitting V.P. and the top-ranking members of your party insisted on the record - repeatedly - that the leader of the free world was in his right mind and capable of doing his job with excellence all while knowing damn well that he was a vegetable, and continuing the charade until the first debate made it impossible to lie.

God knows the damage done over the past four years and who or what was in charge while it was happening.

Oh, the irony.

Ok, weird, but whatever it takes for you to be OK with Trump lying and pardoning the people who beat officers half to death and vandalized our nation's Capitol after you spent years bitching nonstop about all the violent antifa scum assaulting police and vandalizing cities in BLM protests.

Irony indeed.