All Things Trump

[JimC]

42 has a point in a narrow, legalistic sense, but has ignored a very real issue of the potential harm caused by sex between people in authority and young people, even if there is apparent consent.

[pErvinalia]

yep.

[Scot Dutchy]

f you are ever wondering what ads did the Russians use on face book to support Trump here are some examples:

These are the most popular stealth Russian Facebook ads from each month

Fascinating.

[Scot Dutchy]

US faces European backlash against Iran sanctions

Senior politicians says Europe will consider countermeasures to keep trading with Iran

[Tyrannical]

"AT&T apologized to employees Friday for having hired President Donald Trump's lawyer Michael Cohen as a consultant in 2017 for $600,000."

Not sure why, $600k to figure out Trump can't be bribed is cheap. Word caught on quick though, so Cohen only made a few million off of these unethical suckers.

[pErvinalia]

More like, Trump doesn't need to be bribed. All you've got to do is be the last person to say something nice to him and he'll go with whatever you said..

[L'Emmerdeur]

Paying lobbyists (including unregistered lobbyists like Cohen) to attempt to influence government figures may be unethical in some people's opinion, but calling such a transaction a bribe without evidence of actual bribery is misconstruing the nominal basis of the relationship. There is no evidence that I'm aware of supporting the inference that the corporations were attempting to bribe Trump.

[Sean Hayden]

--I believe you've got it down pat L'Emmerdeur

[Brian Peacock]

Why does Trump heap praise on the "excellent" Kim Jong-un, who's conducted 6 nuclear tests, whereas Iran,, which has no nukes and who everyone (including the US) agrees has stuck to its UN brokered commitments to limit its nuclear activities, is singled out as a threat to world peace that will "soon have nuclear weapons" if the US maintains its stake in the deal?

Is it just that Trump is pathologically obsessed with undoing everything Obama did, or is it that he thinks big men need nukes to be taken seriously and to play with?

[Scot Dutchy]

Trump is just a spoilt bully. It is the way he was in class. He hated peace. He created tension the whole time which is why he was packed off to military college.

He is still as childish as he was then; he thinks he can bully everyone.

[pErvinalia]

I can hear the right wing in Merka from over here gloating over his Korea work so far. But I just can't push aside the belief that he is going to royally fuck this up. Kim will take advantage of him somehow, and he'll cotton on to it eventually, and then start abusing him by tweet and shitting all over any chance of a deal. It's how he operates with everyone. They're either his best friend or his worst enemy. And the change can happen instantaneously. I can't believe he'll make it all the way through this process without losing his shit.

[Scot Dutchy]

He is a bully. He tried to push a kid's head through a glass door.

[Animavore]

NK have stated clearly that the nuclear deal is nothing to do with Trump. Why does Trump and his sycophants persist in maintaining the lie that he has done something?

[Scot Dutchy]

NK have stated clearly that the nuclear deal is nothing to do with Trump. Why does Trump and his sycophants persist in maintaining the lie that he has done something?

Because he is Mental...

[Brian Peacock]

Small hands.


Just sayin'