Donald Trump 2019

[Dnaguy 11,959]

29 minutes ago, longhornmatt said:

Obama allowed 9/11 to happen, created ISIS, betrayed the Kurds, assassinated Archduke Franz Ferdinand, annexed the Sudetenland, bombed Pearl Harbor, shelled Fort Sumter, abused prisoners on the Bataan Death March, oversaw the Trail of Tears, blew up the federal building in Oklahoma City, and produced Nickelback’s albums.

 

[Mrs Whiggins 13,050]

2 hours ago, Michael Knight said:

 

I meant to reply to this earlier but got busy. Your post reminded me of this vid of President Obama. It is in the first minute (of an 8 min video) so you don't have to watch the whole thing to get why I thought of it.

 

[MissingInAction 25,069]

13 minutes ago, Vito Andolini said:

He certainly couldn’t create one based on actual intelligence 

[Mo Horn 8,835]

So did somebody... not dotard because he's not smart enough... come up with this new policy about Turkey so the GOP had something to speak out against? He will now change course, and the story will be, see we stand up to ther president and he listens to us when he knows he's wrong. We won't support impeachment because we don't think it's the right thing to do, but if we did we'd vote him out because we will stand up when we think something is wrong.  4 D chess. 

[Jive Turkey 12,596]

1 hour ago, Horn Under a Bad Sign said:

Alright ... who had money on "It's Obama's fault?"  The comments are both sad and hilarious.
 

 

This is a good one. 

 

[SquishMitten 10,406]

So we are at war with Turkey now? Only Trump could fuck up this bad.

Or the Pentagon just said “fuck you” to Trump

[austingirl 2,191]

5 hours ago, sachick said:

It's all fun and games to make fun of Trump and his tweets but holy fucking shit, "in my great and unmatched wisdom?" This lunatic is the President of the United States.

He's gone full Bond villain.

2 hours ago, Michael Knight said:

 

Oh, so THIS is what could make him lose the mandate of heaven?

I can't tell which bizarro world I'm living in these days.

[Dbeasy 15,049]

So we are at war with Turkey now? Only Trump could fuck up this bad.

He thinks Turkey just might be using chemical warfare - tryptophan.

[DefinitelyNotHollywoodColt 12,301]

42 minutes ago, atomheartbevo said:

Supposedly US troops have not left yet, and the Turks don’t know where they are.   

From a Turkish correspondent (I don’t know if he’s accurate)

 

These bombings could result in multiple US combat deaths and Dotard would still have 80+% approval amongst the grunts.

[Goredho 17,405]

3 hours ago, Michael Knight said:

 

Is it wrong that I'm looking forward to some hypocritical pious dumbasses being forced to swallow a harsh red pill regarding their one-true God Trump?

[RomaVicta 29,907]

1 hour ago, Bruh Man said:

 

Sweet. We didn't just betray them by pulling out. We used split second timing to set them up for a surprise attack. 

If I were an American soldier pulling out of the area...hell, I don't know what I'd think seeing our Kurdish allies watching us bug out. I'd like to think I might jump out of the vehicle and stay, but I'm a wus and military discipline is essential.

Trump should be turned over to the Kurds when he is removed. Drop him by parachute with his elder children right into mountain hideouts. Tattoo the Trumps' foreheads with Allah is a dick.

[Chooky 13,307]

"Trump's mandate with heaven ... " 

It's almost poetic that the one they thought was sent to them turned out to be this cheap, huckster dipshit with a spray tan. I'm coming up short on sympathy. 

[Chooky 13,307]

"He wants you too, Malachai."

[triplehorn 2,664]

Putin pulling out all the stops before his asset burns:

 

 

[Hugo Stiglitz 23,367]

It’s Putin’s birthday 

[DigglerontheHoof 21,198]

2 minutes ago, triplehorn said:

Putin pulling out all the stops before his asset burns:

 

 

Just remember, according to Il Douche, NO ONE has been tougher on Russia.

[Asithappens 974]

43 minutes ago, Dbeasy said:

 

He thinks Turkey just might be using chemical warfare - tryptophan.

 

Trump is going to lambaster them. 

[JimmyJames 12,271]

The genius is not looking very stable today. 

[Chooky 13,307]

Let the games begin. 

[sachick 1,189]

17 minutes ago, triplehorn said:

Putin pulling out all the stops before his asset burns:

 

 

So what's the Republican spin on this?

[JimmyJames 12,271]

2 hours ago, DefinitelyNotHollywoodColt said:

how does hannity spend an hour on TV tonight and not bring up this decision? 

I, in my great and unmatched wisdom, declare that Hannity will, find a way. 

Next question. 

[jimmyjazz 45,926]

17 minutes ago, triplehorn said:

Putin pulling out all the stops before his asset burns:

 

 

"American withdrawal would only benefit Russia . . . "

Well, there you go.

[Irwin F Fletcher 3,550]

I'm actually quite concerned what tomorrow will bring. At some point the GOP has to say something, right? 

 

 

If not, save some space on the ledge Brisket.

[InkaUtexas 25,931]

1 minute ago, sachick said:

So what's the Republican spin on this?

Some shit about how they support emissions control. You know, climate change. 

[staboner 4,969]

3 hours ago, RomaVicta said:

We are Lucy with the football to the Kurd's Charlie Brown. Our history of betraying them goes back decades. We promise help that never arrives. We suggest we'll help them get a homeland but never do. We fight beside them against ISIS and now we step aside so the Turks can try to wipe them out of Syria.

This is a multi-administration shame. This public blessing of attacking the Kurds is probably a new level of betrayal. I wish I could stop hating my country.

Our allies against ISIS, let's put a face on it:

 

(The above, KIA)

"Go ahead, shake hands, we mean it this time. Really!"

brutal on so many levels. just brutal.

our BS government is killing people left and right. either directly or through stupid.

have family in this part of the world. in conflict with Turkey, or have been, or will be, or something. this is not good. Do the Turks have nukes? I hope not. 

[sachick 1,189]

Oh my favorite, we had no ammo line.

 

[lemonlime 5,503]

3 hours ago, RomaVicta said:

We are Lucy with the football to the Kurd's Charlie Brown. Our history of betraying them goes back decades. We promise help that never arrives. We suggest we'll help them get a homeland but never do. We fight beside them against ISIS and now we step aside so the Turks can try to wipe them out of Syria.

This is a multi-administration shame. This public blessing of attacking the Kurds is probably a new level of betrayal. I wish I could stop hating my country.

Our allies against ISIS, let's put a face on it:

 

(The above, KIA)

"Go ahead, shake hands, we mean it this time. Really!"

We've been doing shit like this since at least the beginning of the trump "administration."  The Muslim ban barred Iraqis from entering the country, including those that helped us during our invasion, and who we promised to give visas to in exchange for translating, etc.  We have had their blood on our hands since the first days of the trump administration.  The GOP didn't do jack shit then.  They'll send a few troubled tweets now.

[sachick 1,189]

According to Trump, after Pelosi saw the transcript of the call she said "This is not what the whistle blower said."

 

[BrickHorn 18,231]

The GOP let this happen.  They nominated this fucking lunatic.  They supported him.  They fucking DEFENDED him.  All while it was crystal fucking clear to anyone with half a brain and a shred of dignity that he is a traitor who is selling out our country.  

Do not forget that.  And do not forgive it.  

[Pescado_Rojo 19,416]

25th>45th...

[SimonBolivar 10,958]

Only Donald would be shocked at corruption in Eastern Europe.

[bolverk 29,671]

43 minutes ago, Chooky said:

"Trump's mandate with heaven ... " 

It's almost poetic that the one they thought was sent to them turned out to be this cheap, huckster dipshit with a spray tan. I'm coming up short on sympathy. 

For a group of hypervigilant folks constantly on the look-out for the antichrist, they sure suck at it. Hell, I remember around 2010 when my mom seriously discussed the possibility Obama was it.

[Dbeasy 15,049]

One thing has become clear - a President has too much power. We need a way to puts some checks on some of this bullshit.

[NWBuck 8,557]

3 minutes ago, Dbeasy said:

One thing has become clear - a President has too much power. We need a way to puts some checks on some of this bullshit.

There are some...

But when you've got a two party system, and one party dominates the "checks" (Senate and now very conservative Court), it makes it challenging. 

Doubly so when the other party seems to lack a spine.

[tantric superman 4,667]

2 minutes ago, Dbeasy said:

One thing has become clear - a President has too much power. We need a way to puts some checks on some of this bullshit.

Your vote is a check.

Bunch of fuckheads didn't vote in 2016.  Bunch of other fuckheads voted for Trump. 

In 2018, a bunch of fuckheads voted for Cruz.  But some good people turned the House. 

[jimmyjazz 45,926]

I worry that Trump laid out the game plan.  The average megalomaniac wouldn't have pushed it as far as Trump has.  Now, he's shown that a complicit Senate (and certainly along with a complicit House) can rubber stamp whatever bullshit any POTUS wants to pull.

[RPM 26,320]

We damn sure need to limit or eliminate Executive Orders. 1 man can't make law for the country on a whim.

[Horn Dog 9,851]

17 minutes ago, BrickHorn said:

....it was crystal fucking clear to anyone with half a brain and a shred of dignity that....

I think I found the problem.

[Asithappens 974]

27 minutes ago, Irwin F Fletcher said:

I'm actually quite concerned what tomorrow will bring. At some point the GOP has to say something, right? 

 

We're way past that point.

Fuck the GOP. 

I hope they die and rot in hell.

[jimmyjazz 45,926]

1 minute ago, Horn Dog said:

I think I found the problem.

I laughed.

[Chooky 13,307]

17 minutes ago, sachick said:

So what's the Republican spin on this?

That's just simply a disagreement over foreign policy -- an interventionist vs. isolationist philosophy.  Healthy debate in a stable Republic.  Certainly not something to abandon the president over or entertain zany impeachment notions from the crazy libs.  

"Don't these policies, one by one, give the impression that all of it is designed to help Russia?"

"That's just ridiculous and shows how far off the rails the media and the Democrats are willing to go.  The whole Russia playbook didn't work out for them the first time but they just keep playing the same strategy." 

[elfenix 34,238]

the republican claim is that you can't give the government power because shitty people can get in charge and do shitty things.  then republicans are elected and prove exactly that.  seems like the real problem is republicans.

[Dbeasy 15,049]

I worry that Trump laid out the game plan.  The average megalomaniac wouldn't have pushed it as far as Trump has.  Now, he's shown that a complicit Senate (and certainly along with a complicit House) can rubber stamp whatever bullshit any POTUS wants to pull.

This is my concern Dude.

[ndawg 1,242]

Trump has accidentally played the GOP masterfully. If the last two weeks went down after inauguration, he’d be toast. Instead, over the course of the last three years the GOP has been worked, little by little.

Of course, this isn’t to say that Trump did this on purpose. He did everything he could get away with, but always pushing things just a little further than the GOP would have wanted. The base did the rest.

The art of the deal, indeed. Idiots caught in an idiotic feedback loop of epic proportions.

[Hugo Stiglitz 23,367]

5 minutes ago, ndawg said:

Trump has accidentally played the GOP masterfully.

You misspelled Putin

[ndawg 1,242]

5 minutes ago, Hugo Stiglitz said:

You misspelled Putin

I don’t think Putin orchestrated the day to day encroachments. Rather, I think the interplay between Fox, the base, Trump, and the GOP was largely self sustaining. An idiot and his idiot cult.

[Gil Bang 25,954]

2 hours ago, atomheartbevo said:

From what I’ve read, they, and especially the Special Forces (many of whom are there now), really like the Kurds, and this goes back to the first Gulf War.    Up there with the Montagnards.

I know one soldier that recently completed a tour there, and he's fucking red hot at Trump.  He's a big fan of the Kurds, and served alongside many of them. 

[Gil Bang 25,954]

 

[Biff Tannen 45,682]

2 hours ago, Dbeasy said:

One thing has become clear - a President has too much power. We need a way to puts some checks on some of this bullshit.

 

2 hours ago, jimmyjazz said:

I worry that Trump laid out the game plan.  The average megalomaniac wouldn't have pushed it as far as Trump has.  Now, he's shown that a complicit Senate (and certainly along with a complicit House) can rubber stamp whatever bullshit any POTUS wants to pull.

This is what happens Larry.  Laws don't matter if people don't recognize them.

[Foosters 17,856]

1 hour ago, BrickHorn said:

The GOP let this happen.  They nominated this fucking lunatic.  They supported him.  They fucking DEFENDED him.  All while it was crystal fucking clear to anyone with half a brain and a shred of dignity that he is a traitor who is selling out our country.  

Do not forget that.  And do not forgive it.  

Well, that certainly seems accurate, but hey, have you met my friend Tom? He's got his own theory and it will shake you to your core.

What Ttom presupposes is, maybe its actually your fault?