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StigginitDaehawk wrote:I dont follow this all close like some of you but I dont get why people work for him and why others outside of government still support him. Especially blacks and women. They seem to be his targets a lot.
From the comments,Defiant wrote:
I'm sure he'll say that he will.Holman wrote: Pundits have begun suggesting that he should donate all the proceeds to Harvey relief.
See, I assume the height of the heel was proportional to the flood. No?Holman wrote:The high-style stilettos are weirdly tone-deaf, but they're nothing compared to Trump now making sure he always wears the $40 USA cap now being sold on his campaign website ("The only place online to purchase the Official USA rope hat worn by 45th President-Elect Donald J. Trump, himself").
Pundits have begun suggesting that he should donate all the proceeds to Harvey relief.
Indeed, he's a heel.Unagi wrote:See, I assume the height of the heel was proportional to the flood. No?
That was pretty well done.tgb wrote:The Governator nails it.
Article wrote:The thing is, when Hurricane Katrina battered New Orleans, Obama wasn't even president. Katrina swept the country in 2005, a good three years and six months before Obama was sworn into office for the first time in 2009. The man leading the country at that point was President George W. Bush, and his response to Katrina was so badly received that one Vanity Fair writer called the hurricane "the flood that sunk George W. Bush."
Despite the tight schedule built around official briefings, Trump asserted the next day that he'd witnessed "first hand the horror & devastation caused by Hurricane Harvey," tweeting that "my heart goes out even more so to the great people of Texas!"
Later, spokeswoman Sarah Sanders said his conversations with state and local leaders gave him a sense of the disaster. "He met with a number of state and local officials who have been eating, sleeping, and breathing the Harvey disaster," she said. "People on the ground are certainly a first hand account."
That may well be, but everyone knows that when Dubya said "Heck of a job, Brownie" he was talking to Obama at the time.Paingod wrote:Okay.Article wrote:The thing is, when Hurricane Katrina battered New Orleans, Obama wasn't even president. Katrina swept the country in 2005, a good three years and six months before Obama was sworn into office for the first time in 2009. The man leading the country at that point was President George W. Bush, and his response to Katrina was so badly received that one Vanity Fair writer called the hurricane "the flood that sunk George W. Bush."
Okay, so I watched Band of Brothers, which contained interviews with veterans who were there. Therefore, I witnessed the Battle of the Bulge first hand!Holman wrote:Later, spokeswoman Sarah Sanders said his conversations with state and local leaders gave him a sense of the disaster. "He met with a number of state and local officials who have been eating, sleeping, and breathing the Harvey disaster," she said. "People on the ground are certainly a first hand account."
So very very true though.Moliere wrote:
It was very rude but then sharing a viewpoint doesn't make me think more highly of Olbermann even if he were to avoid using unneeded cuss words. He has always come across as a jerk to me but I agree with his assessment of Devos. In fact, I think he is much to gentle in his assessment of the damage she is/will do not only to our schools but through them to our nation.Moliere wrote:So no issue with calling her a motherfucker?
Funny enough, the first thing I thought of as I read that was the image of Capt American (Avengers 2) riding on his cycle through the snowy woods saying, "language!" over the com at Iron Man. Am at work, so did not feel it was in my best interest to try to edit that into a gif.Moliere wrote:So no issue with calling her a motherfucker?
It's better than bitch?Moliere wrote:So no issue with calling her a motherfucker?
Both are equally pointless.coopasonic wrote:It's better than bitch?Moliere wrote:So no issue with calling her a motherfucker?
It actually is better by a significant margin.coopasonic wrote:It's better than bitch?Moliere wrote:So no issue with calling her a motherfucker?
It implies she is a lesbian?Moliere wrote:So no issue with calling her a motherfucker?
tgb wrote:That may well be, but everyone knows that when Dubya said "Heck of a job, Brownie" he was talking to Obama at the time.
Bravo. 
