All Things Trump: Is it over yet?

[Tero]

The end of Trump?

[L'Emmerdeur]

Fuck no. I expect that he'll complete his term in office, and it wouldn't shock me if he gets reelected.

[Seabass]

Yeah, we're definitely stuck with him for at least the full eight years, if not more.

[Tero]

How does he pull out of 36% and a failing tariff burdened economy?

[L'Emmerdeur]

A decent dubbing job. Click on the image to see it in action.

[L'Emmerdeur]

How does he pull out of 36% and a failing tariff burdened economy?

By not underestimating the stupidity and malice of a significant portion of the American electorate.

[L'Emmerdeur]

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[Seabass]

How does he pull out of 36% and a failing tariff burdened economy?

How did he win before by coming in last? The US ain't no democracy. We'll get the president that Putin, the billionaires and the jesus freaks want.

[L'Emmerdeur]

Because religious freedom. It's a core American value, and this administration is all about those.

'Trump Administration Helps Faith-Based Agencies Block LGBT Adoption'

Last year, two states passed bills targeting same-sex couples who wish to adopt or foster children. As it turns out, that was only the start of a renewed attack on LGBT adoption.

On Wednesday, the Trump administration gave those anti-LGBT efforts a boost by granting a request from the governor of South Carolina to allow federally-funded child welfare agencies to turn parents away based on religious beliefs.

As CNN reported, South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster had asked the Department of Health and Human Services in February of last year to exempt the state’s faith-based child welfare agencies from Obama-era non-discrimination regulations protecting LGBT and other couples.

Although McMaster’s February 2018 letter made no direct mention of sexual orientation or same-sex couples, he specifically referenced a subsection of the Code of Federal Regulations which requires child welfare agencies that receive federal funding to “treat as valid the marriages of same-sex couples,” in accordance with the 2015 Obergefell v. Hodges Supreme Court decision.

That particular subsection, McMaster claimed, forced faith-based child welfare agencies like Miracle Hill in Greenville to “abandon their religious beliefs or forgo the available public licensure and funding.”

Dozens of civil rights organizations wrote a letter to HHS regarding the McMaster request, saying that granting an exemption would be, in effect, “taxpayer-funded discrimination.”

In response on Wednesday, HHS issued a first-of-its-kind exemption for the state.

[Joe]

TL:DR He's never bought groceries.

[Tero]

[Cunt]

One for the Trump fans

[Animavore]

Fuck no. I expect that he'll complete his term in office, and it wouldn't shock me if he gets reelected.

Yeah, we're definitely stuck with him for at least the full eight years, if not more.

He's old, overweight, is growing senile, and stressed to bits.

Don't rule out mother nature being kind.

[Animavore]

[Animavore]

TL:DR He's never bought groceries.

Trump's "Let them eat cake" moment.