Current Affairs Donald Trump POS: Judgement cometh and that right soon

[Prevenger17]

near as damaging to him as looking into the implication that he's been screwing an evangelical pastor would be

What's this?

 

[tsubaki]

What's this?

the Guardian is the only outlet I've seen quote this bit:

Unhinged also posits that Trump may have received personal counseling from the Rev Paula White, the pastor of the New Destiny Church, a non-denominational megachurch in Apoka, Florida. According to Manigault Newman, White had blocked her from her job of choice at the White House, head of the Office of Public Liaison.

She was then warned by a Trump family member to “back off” on account of Trump and White enjoying a “special relationship”. Not content to let the story end there, Manigault Newman asks whether White’s position as Trump’s spiritual advisor “had ever been missionary”?

edit: also how happy does he look here (from this, frankly mad, article):

 

[Bruce Wayne]

the Guardian is the only outlet I've seen quote this bit:



edit: also how happy does he look here (from this, frankly mad, article):

From that photo, frankly, his happiness is the last thing that stands out as weird about his appearance

 

[Toffeeslam]

the Guardian is the only outlet I've seen quote this bit:



edit: also how happy does he look here (from this, frankly mad, article):

Shouldn’t wear a bright white shirt with a face like that

 

[Big Fat Sam]

the Guardian is the only outlet I've seen quote this bit:



edit: also how happy does he look here (from this, frankly mad, article):

I kin would tbf. Exquisite MILF material there.

 

[dholliday]

We already know incessant negative focus on Trump doesn't change the game much, but we also know everyone is addicted to it.

Which is a shame, as one of the 2020 Dem candidates has just put forth an accountable capitalism bill which to my mind looks pretty sound, and covers the kind of issues which are surely vastly more important than who Trump frakked or what bad word he said.

Elizabeth Warren's also an incessant Trump critic which I honestly think counts against her, but it's still a shame news of her act hasn't knocked Trump off the front page (or indeed even been mentioned on these boards).

 

[BlueTX]

IMO, Elizabeth Warren needs to stick to being an idea generator and cheerleader for causes. She's not a great candidate to inspire young people and people of color on a national stage. Further, I would dread seeing her response in a debate to Cheeto calling her Pocahontas and interrupting her.

Also, loads of "conservative" media are already up in arms about her proposal. Stealing infants and toddlers from their parents at the border seems to be OK. Holding huge corporations, that inevitably get favorable treatment from all levels of government, in any way to account for the welfare of their employees is akin to sacrilege. Boggles the mind.

 

[Ruairi77]

IMO, Elizabeth Warren needs to stick to being an idea generator and cheerleader for causes. She's not a great candidate to inspire young people and people of color on a national stage. Further, I would dread seeing her response in a debate to Cheeto calling her Pocahontas and interrupting her.

Also, loads of "conservative" media are already up in arms about her proposal. Stealing infants and toddlers from their parents at the border seems to be OK. Holding huge corporations, that inevitably get favorable treatment from all levels of government, in any way to account for the welfare of their employees is akin to sacrilege. Boggles the mind.

She does pretty well with youth and minorities here. If people voted for candidates with good ideas she’d be a shoe in. I find it nuts how radical she’s made out to be.

 

[BlueTX]

She does pretty well with youth and minorities here. If people voted for candidates with good ideas she’d be a shoe in. I find it nuts how radical she’s made out to be.

In many ways I wish the nation were more like Massachusetts. Sadly, it's not.

 

[TheBigIguana]

Sadly I don't think it would/will matter.

It absolutely would not matter. His supports would either excuse it or in the more racist side of his support applaud it. We'd here the "he works with black people" and the "look how many African American jobs he's created" as examples of him not being a racist

 

[BlueTX]

My son is a recent grad, the 4th generation of my family to become a University of Texas Alum. I could not be more proud of our outgoing Chancellor, Admiral McRaven. Hook 'em, sir!

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opin...4d1703d2a7a_story.html?utm_term=.5d5b8e763c35

 

[Ruairi77]

My son is a recent grad, the 4th generation of my family to become a University of Texas Alum. I could not be more proud of our outgoing Chancellor, Admiral McRaven. Hook 'em, sir!

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opin...4d1703d2a7a_story.html?utm_term=.5d5b8e763c35

This is great. Hope it gets the coverage it deserves (and well done to your son! )

 

[BirkenheadBlue]

Sadly I don't think it would/will matter.

I think it would have some impact, probably shave a few points off his approval, but his support wouldn’t collapse by any means.

That said, those few points would be enough to guarantee a switch in control of at least the House, possibly the Senate.

 

[BirkenheadBlue]

Don’t know how to tel you this, lad, but your Dad has cheated on every single one of his wives.

 

[BlueTX]

Don’t know how to tel you this, lad, but your Dad has cheated on every single one of his wives.

Eric, lad, so did your brother.