Kansas Crimson

Grandma wrote: ↑Fri Apr 10, 2020 8:56 am He's never missed an opportunity to blow himself when his dick is hard but then when his dick is limp it's everyone's fault but his own.

Why in the world would you use this analogy?

I used it because I felt it was an accurate analogy to express how I feel.
I suppose I could have said, Donald Trump loves to pat himself on the back when he feels he's getting love and can't help but say to himself and others how great he is but when he's feeling he's being hated on it's not fair and he feels he's done nothing wrong.
For me, that wouldn't have had the same impact in terms of how strongly I feel and what I was trying to express.

It's incredible to watch the President be - Presidential.
I give him a lot of credit for being a decent human being today. Shame I can't do it most days.

WHOOPS! I guess he's not been such a decent human being today - on Good Friday.

This shows insight, and not only this one: ]i]"High Sellout Risk"[/i]

Proof not everything Trump is a lie?

Brownshirts and armbands to follow:

Well, that is a pretty sure fire way to stop mail in ballots:

https://www.businessinsider.com/trump-r ... 2020-4?amp

And right out in the open

Trump is obviously not responsible for the appearance of the novel coronavirus—but he is responsible for the government’s spiraling failure to respond appropriately in a timely manner. He has ignored the hiring practices, protocols, norms and expertise that would have given him and the federal government a better shot at defeating Covid-19. Three years into his administration and with a Republican-controlled Senate ready to move nominees through to confirmation, he didn’t build the national leadership we needed. That inescapable fact is Donald Trump’s fault.

https://www.politico.com/news/magazine/ ... mic-173347

jeepinjayhawk wrote: ↑Sat Apr 11, 2020 9:15 pm Well, that is a pretty sure fire way to stop mail in ballots:

https://www.businessinsider.com/trump-r ... 2020-4?amp

And right out in the open

More proof, as if any were needed, that republicans are willing to do anything, anything, to retain power in November.

sdoyel wrote: ↑Sat Apr 11, 2020 9:54 pm Trump is obviously not responsible for the appearance of the novel coronavirus—but he is responsible for the government’s spiraling failure to respond appropriately in a timely manner. He has ignored the hiring practices, protocols, norms and expertise that would have given him and the federal government a better shot at defeating Covid-19. Three years into his administration and with a Republican-controlled Senate ready to move nominees through to confirmation, he didn’t build the national leadership we needed. That inescapable fact is Donald Trump’s fault.

https://www.politico.com/news/magazine/ ... mic-173347

Don't worry, this virus is just a Fake News attempt by the Dems and the media to make Trump look bad. Right?

Speaking of.....

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfr ... -lay-ahead

Trump talking about his “China travel ban” all weekend. Problem is, there was no travel ban.

Didn't stop shit in New York.

sdoyel wrote: ↑Sun Apr 12, 2020 8:24 pm Trump talking about his “China travel ban” all weekend. Problem is, there was no travel ban.

Trump has never let the truth stand in the way of his accomplishments.

sdoyel wrote: ↑Sun Apr 12, 2020 8:24 pm Trump talking about his “China travel ban” all weekend. Problem is, there was no travel ban.

I am sure it's a coincidence that the cities with big outbreaks are many of the cities that continued to have direct flights from China landing full of US citizens carrying the virus after Trump allowed those travelers to continue to travel. New York, Jersey, Detroit, LA, San Francisco, Seattle.

This is the cost of trying to tie your ignorant, BS "foreigners are bad, US is good" approach to a pandemic arriving in your country.

The bulk of the Eastern rona came from Europe.

Every time one of the ardent Trump apologists club, ATAC, members here rush to his defense, I wonder how they normalize Trump's systematic and ever-more comprehensive dismantling of the Rule of Law, e.g., firing yet another IG, something that isn't getting nearly enough attention.

a little late to demand accountability

what did they expect?

Yes folks, he's OUR president. This man represents you and I and our country.
The fact that he tweeted this on EASTER speaks volumes about the man.

sdoyel wrote: ↑Mon Apr 13, 2020 7:41 am

Frankly, I hope Trump does fire Fauci. I think it would do significant damage to Trump, in a way few things have. Because, call me naive, but at some point, despite all the evidence to the contrary, you have to think that a majority of Americans prefer to put their health, their lives, in the care of a physician, (and there are few who are held in higher regard by other physicians than Fauci), rather than a pathological liar.

I've said my piece on Fauci. I hardly love him and I feel he's made his share of mistakes but unlike Trump, I truly believe he is a good man.
I figure the best thing for "Tony" Fauci would be for him to be "fired".
He can go on any and all "fake news" that he is asked to be on and he can say anything he feels the need to say without the stress of feeling he has to be the suck up bitch of the President and the "task force".
Trump lovers will hate him no matter what and those who trust "Tony" will trust him even more knowing that he's independent from the Orange Orangutan.