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The comments are hilarious.We've reached the "even Boris ####### Johnson is laughing at you" stage of the Trump Presidency
The comments are hilarious.We've reached the "even Boris ####### Johnson is laughing at you" stage of the Trump Presidency
Yeah, but Trump is right about ESPN being terrible. Admittedly it's kind of a broken clock situation.Maurile Tremblay said:
I'm sure there might be something really, really important happening elsewhere, anywhere that he can address from a safe spaceHe’s leaving the NATO summit early.
I wonder if the video released last night made him upset?
@ddale8He’s leaving the NATO summit early.
I wonder if the video released last night made him upset?
Yup, ole' Don's not too popular in these here parts (Western Europe)
Is there factual info supporting this? You don’t think there are plenty of criminals that vote against Trump? Pretty bold statement.David Frum’s article today makes the point that the first two members of Congress to endorse Trump have both been convicted of crimes, just like his personal lawyer, his campaign manager, his first National Security Advisor, and his senior campaign advisor (or whatever Stone’s title was).
Criminals flock to Trump because they recognize him as one of their own.
Read the first part of the postIs there factual info supporting this? You don’t think there are plenty of criminals that vote against Trump? Pretty bold statement.
So that was also part of article? Sorry no link was provided so wasn’t clear.Read the first part of the post
The guy doesn't do groups well. He hates anything multilateral, he can only do 1:1 because he can only relate 1:1. And he enjoys leaders like Erdogan and Putin because they play him and encourage his resentments, while folks like most western democratic leaders deal in ideas, and engage in back and forth and honest debate.He’s leaving the NATO summit early.
I wonder if the video released last night made him upset?
https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2019/12/all-the-presidents-crooks/602965/So that was also part of article? Sorry no link was provided so wasn’t clear.
The first paragraph of Maurile's post (that you would have had to actively delete/crop out) literally cites to factual information supporting the assertion (i.e. the first two congressmen to support him and his personal lawyer all being convicted criminals).Is there factual info supporting this? You don’t think there are plenty of criminals that vote against Trump? Pretty bold statement.
There was no link and no quotations, sorry for the confusion but some real quality reading there. Wow. I feel like I’m in an alternate reality, please resume I’ll bow out.The first paragraph of Maurile's post (that you would have had to actively delete/crop out) literally cites to factual information supporting the assertion (i.e. the first two congressmen to support him and his personal lawyer all being convicted criminals).
Now, you may have valid disagreement with the assertion (such as a sample size argument or something), but the guy literally gives you factual information. Your statement is akin to the seemingly continued "no evidence for impeachment argument" that is, just, factually wrong (as there is some evidence to suggest that Trump may have committed an impeachable offense given that there was several days of testimony on the issue).
He cited the article. Took 5 seconds to GoogleThere was no link and no quotations, sorry for the confusion but some real quality reading there. Wow. I feel like I’m in an alternate reality, please resume I’ll bow out.
In paragraph 1, what caught my attention was the statement in the next paragraph.
Trump caught on hot mic afterwards saying: That was funny when I said the guy's two-faced.@ddale8
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Trump says he's going to go directly back to Washington after his meetings because he's done plenty of press conferences at this summit, "unless you're demanding a press conference" and then he'll do one. (There is a press conference on his schedule.)
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Trump, sitting with Merkel, is asked about Trudeau and says, "Well, he's two-faced." After a long pause, he adds that Trudeau is a "nice guy" but was probably "not very happy" that Trump called him out yesterday for Canada not meeting NATO's 2% spending guideline.
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I should have specified that Trump was asked about the video of Trudeau appearing to mock him, not about Trudeau generally.
This might be the real reason he left early.There is a press conference on his schedule.
This administration/Republican leadership seems to have an endless supply of bad ideas.The Trump administration has formalized work requirements for food assistance.
Almost 700,000 people are expected to lose access to nutritional assistance.
I actually don't mind this as long as it takes into account all the potential reasons one may not be able to work. But for any able bodied person without depended kids that need caring for, why shouldn't they have to work?The Trump administration has formalized work requirements for food assistance.
Almost 700,000 people are expected to lose access to nutritional assistance.
That one is going in the burn book.Trump caught on hot mic afterwards saying: That was funny when I said the guy's two-faced.
Because they can't get jobs with consistent hours for long periods. The new rules remove waivers for areas with higher unemployment by setting a much higher threshold for the waiver.I actually don't mind this as long as it takes into account all the potential reasons one may not be able to work. But for any able bodied person without depended kids that need caring for, why shouldn't they have to work?
This is one of those areas that needs more fleshing out. I'd have to have proof that these people are trying to get work. Maybe they are now, I don't know, but I don't think attempting to get work is too much of a burden.Because they can't get jobs. The new rules remove waivers for areas with higher unemployment by setting a much higher threshold for the waiver.
That will teach those kids a lesson - don’t be born poor (and certainly not poor, black, and economically disenfranchised by the very govt that now will learn you a lesson).The Trump administration has formalized work requirements for food assistance.
Almost 700,000 people are expected to lose access to nutritional assistance.
The old adage from my childhood seems appropriate; you're known by the company you keep.David Frum’s article today makes the point that the first two members of Congress to endorse Trump have both been convicted of crimes, just like his personal lawyer, his campaign manager, his first National Security Advisor, and his senior campaign advisor (or whatever Stone’s title was).
Criminals flock to Trump because they recognize him as one of their own.
And lets not forget that the leader of Great Britain is Boris Johnsonhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QmA0nC4tZVM&fbclid=IwAR3qYoZyl7-AiV2xtyqZ3OmoGKHDXbSWYvqsMz7RHaqGNMa2jgpXI_19uWc
NATO leaders including our strong allies from Great Britain, France and Canada laughing at Trump.
A lot of us still try to help the poor. This one is squarely on the GOP.That will teach those kids a lesson - don’t be born poor (and certainly not poor, black, and economically disenfranchised by the very govt that now will learn you a lesson).
We have lost our collective humanity and decency as a nation. Sweet dreams beacon on the hill.
So horrible. At least the corporations and multi millionaires got hundreds of billions in tax cuts.The Trump administration has formalized work requirements for food assistance.
Almost 700,000 people are expected to lose access to nutritional assistance.
Thankfully Jesus isn't a Republican.This from the party that appropriated Jesus.
When Democrats push bills without Republicans they make health insurance accessible through a plan that needs fixing.So horrible. At least the corporations and multi millionaires got hundreds of billions in tax cuts.
I would like to see the demographics of the people losing benefits.When Democrats push bills without Republicans they make health insurance accessible through a plan that needs fixing.
When Republicans push them without Democrats, Pfizer gets a $40 billion tax cut.
Both sides?
I'm closer to your side of this argument, but there was an interesting quote in the article that made me take a step back:This is one of those areas that needs more fleshing out. I'd have to have proof that these people are trying to get work. Maybe they are now, I don't know, but I don't think attempting to get work is too much of a burden.
What kids are being taught a lesson?That will teach those kids a lesson - don’t be born poor (and certainly not poor, black, and economically disenfranchised by the very govt that now will learn you a lesson).
We have lost our collective humanity and decency as a nation. Sweet dreams beacon on the hill.
Thanks for sharing the link. I think this angle is worth discussing. Made a post here https://forums.footballguys.com/forum/topic/772242-2020-the-race-for-the-white-house-the-good-place/page/77/?tab=comments#comment-22347048Dinsy Ejotuz said:Joe Biden takes the gloves off. Have always wondered why politicians don't use montages like this and Trump gives you so much material.
Here for all of it.
Probably because it would be like cutting the Godfather trilogy down to a 30 second synopsis.Dinsy Ejotuz said:Joe Biden takes the gloves off. Have always wondered why politicians don't use montages like this and Trump gives you so much material.
Here for all of it.
I apparently was poorly self informed and thought this was a different reg... my badNed said:What kids are being taught a lesson?
"The USDA rule change affects people between the ages of 18 and 49 who are childless and not disabled."
This is reportedly because of the other leaders laughing at him. For mocking everyone else so much, he is remarkably thin-skinned.urbanhack said:
It was previously known as the Oval Office.Jeff Mason@jeffmason1·4m
Russian representative to the UN thanks @realDonaldTrump for the tour of the White House. After China representative notes they saw the “china room,” the Russian ambassador jokes he did not see a “Russia room.”
We’ll take care of that, Trump quips back.
Of course we will....
Might be keeping their powder dry for 2020.Dinsy Ejotuz said:Joe Biden takes the gloves off. Have always wondered why politicians don't use montages like this and Trump gives you so much material.
Here for all of it.
I think I saw something where Kellyanne said that they were all just jealous of him because of how great and powerful a speaker he is. Sure that's it.This is reportedly because of the other leaders laughing at him. For mocking everyone else so much, he is remarkably thin-skinned.
But regardless of the reason for leaving, it’s certainly disappointing to have our top Executive leaving such an important meeting with allies before the actual real work. Not really surprising as it seems as if our President is more concerned with 10 second soundbytes and tweets rather than the actual work of governing, but disappointing none the less.
I'm sure Putin will chip in a samovarIt was previously known as the Oval Office.