That is not dead which can eternal lie, and with strange aeons bring us some web forums whereupon we can gather
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Or you are drying your hair with said towel and ripppp! Ow! Damnit!gilraen wrote:In the photos, they actually have those towel charms hanging off the towels in a bathroom. I don't know, I'd never have a metal thing hanging off of my towel, I'd probably smack myself in the face with it. Imagine when someone asks, "toss me that towel" and you toss it to them...sharp metal first
Good thing that the ones with integrity aren't his target audience.Enough wrote:Trumps NATO stance really could hurt him with more mainline conservatives, [/url].
Most of his target audience doesn't know what "NATO" is.hepcat wrote:Good thing that the ones with integrity aren't his target audience.Enough wrote:Trumps NATO stance really could hurt him with more mainline conservatives, [/url].
Not out to get them. The media is out to profit off them. And it's working.hepcat wrote:
Any media source going after the wives of candidates for something this trivial makes them sound petty and ridiculous...and further reinforces the Trump supporter belief that the media is out to get them.
It really is mock-worthy, you have to admit.LawBeefaroni wrote: But an article ridiculing her business will get a ton of views.
I saw what you did there...Carpet_pissr wrote:WHERE CAN I BUY THAT?Isgrimnur wrote:
Trump is now suing Schwartz for his share of royalties for the bookMax Peck wrote:Schwartz on Good Morning America. Schwartz's tldr: Trump is a sociopath.Kraken wrote:Insights from Trump's ghostwriter on how his thought process works.
tl;dr version: He's a manipulative egotist.Schwartz says of Trump, “He lied strategically. He had a complete lack of conscience about it.” Since most people are “constrained by the truth,” Trump’s indifference to it “gave him a strange advantage.”
When challenged about the facts, Schwartz says, Trump would often double down, repeat himself, and grow belligerent.
The letter, penned by Trump Organization general counsel Jason D Greenblatt, demanded that Schwartz mail “a certified check made payable to Mr Trump” for the seven-figure fortune he has earned from the book’s royalties, as well as his share of the book’s half-million-dollar advance.
He's like the anti-ivory tower elite, except he's also no friend of the working man and in fact does his best to screw anyone near him, but especially the working man. His entire business history is littered with unpaid invoices from small businesses, daring them to sue him for the money he owes them.malchior wrote:It was an empty threat. He didn't file a lawsuit yet and i read another article that said that Schwartz's attorney laid out why the whole letter was essentially all nonsense. (Sorry cant find the link right now.)
Anyway i doubt he files suit because it was all bullshit anyway. Our potential future President is just an insecure jackass who defends his every crazy thought like a Youtube commenter.
Trump's European foreign policy motto is "Make Russia Great Again".Enough wrote:Trumps NATO stance really could hurt him with more mainline conservatives, perhaps in ways that the social conservative/wall/immigration stuff hasn't yet done so. Strong defense and distrust of Russia are two of the primary calling cards of the neocon wing on the Republican party. Here's an interesting read in the Atlantic on how big a deal this is.
It tickles me to hear how disloyalty to Trump is unacceptable.Greenblatt wrote:Your disloyalty to Mr Trump … is disappointing and unacceptable.
Just like their counterparts on the other side of the isle, and thanks to the liberals providing both with their educations while their parents were too busy working, at least the conservativesgilraen wrote:Most of his target audience doesn't know what "NATO" is.hepcat wrote:Good thing that the ones with integrity aren't his target audience.Enough wrote:Trumps NATO stance really could hurt him with more mainline conservatives, [/url].
, to notice what was being taught to their children. 
Yeah, like teaching their kids science instead of Jesus.em2nought wrote:
Just like their counterparts on the other side of the isle, and thanks to the liberals providing both with their educations while their parents were too busy working, at least the conservatives
That should end with "Mr. Trump is going to make you an offer you can't refuse." That would fit right in.GreenGoo wrote:Lawyer's line from Schwartz threat:
It tickles me to hear how disloyalty to Trump is unacceptable.Greenblatt wrote:Your disloyalty to Mr Trump … is disappointing and unacceptable.
Schwartz's only response should be:gilraen wrote:The letter, penned by Trump Organization general counsel Jason D Greenblatt, demanded that Schwartz mail “a certified check made payable to Mr Trump” for the seven-figure fortune he has earned from the book’s royalties, as well as his share of the book’s half-million-dollar advance.
I'm just thankful he didn't have his finger on the button. Has anyone this thin-skinned ever gotten this far?"Somebody got booed the hell out of a place by thousands and thousands of people," Trump said. "There wasn't one person in the room -- not one. And then they said there may not be unity. Unity? There wasn't one person in the room, including the Texas delegation, right? Honestly, he may have ruined his political career. I feel so badly. I feel so badly."
As bad as he claimed to feel, Trump made it clear he does not need Cruz on his side to win the presidency.
"You know, he'll come and endorse over the next little while," he said. "He'll — because he has no choice. But I don't want his endorsement. What difference does it make? And I don't want his endorsement. I have such great -- I don't want his endorsement. Just -- Ted, stay home, relax, enjoy yourself."
"Again, I don't want his endorsement," he said. "If he gives it, I will not accept it. Just so you understand. If he gives it -- I will not accept it."
The real estate mogul then circled back to old Cruz insults that have gotten him in trouble, from the conspiracy theory that Cruz's father was somehow involved with JFK assassin Lee Harvey Oswald to a meme he retweeted mocking Heidi Cruz's appearance. Trump also said that the National Enquirer, which published the bizarre and totally unsubstantiated story about Rafael Cruz and Oswald, should win a Pulitzer Prize.
Keeping the attacks against Cruz coming, Trump claimed that the Texas senator went off of his prepared "boring" remarks to make his anti-Trump stand on the RNC stage. The businessman said that was a betrayal.
"(He) made a statement that wasn't on the speech and then went back to his speech," he said. "See, to me, that's dishonorable. To me, not signing a pledge is dishonorable, okay? It's dishonorable. Not a nice thing to do. And I talk this way, because we're all together."
I have this sneaking suspicion that Cruz is going to ride this through though. Back off and pull a Palin. Stay near political power, but only as a commentator/pundit for the duration of Trump or Hillary's term. Sticking to his guns may show those conservatives that aren't fans of Trump that Cruz is a man of integrity in a sea of sell outs no matter who wins.YellowKing wrote:I don't understand why anyone would even consider the possibility that Cruz would endorse him after those attacks. I hate Cruz as much as the next guy, but damn. If someone accused my father of helping assassinate JFK and made fun of my wife's appearance, I'd have been a hell of a lot less civil than Cruz was.
If he's supposed to take a dive then it's not working.tgb wrote:Speaking of Machiavellian, I'm still open to the possibility that the Clintons paid Trump to secure the nomination and then take a dive.
True or not, not matter how this election turns it's going to be in the wind.tgb wrote:Speaking of Machiavellian, I'm still open to the possibility that the Clintons paid Trump to secure the nomination and then take a dive.
I didn't watch it long, and I'm sure I didn't know her relationship to Trump for most of it, but I agree. I haven't watched her during Trump's campaign but she was solid on the show. She seemed to take the role of judge seriously and had grown up things to say. Trump would say stupid things, but I was still naive enough about reality TV at the time that I didn't realize things were scripted, edited and drama instigated for ratings.YellowKing wrote:Even on Celebrity Apprentice, I thought Ivanka totally destroyed her dad in terms of asking really interesting questions, pushing buttons, and coming to the correct conclusions. Of all the people on the other side of the boardroom, her take on the results of the challenges was always the one I most looked forward to.
He had to cement the nomination before it would work. And you don't want to leave the other side any time to recover from the shocking reveal.msteelers wrote:If he's supposed to take a dive then it's not working.tgb wrote:Speaking of Machiavellian, I'm still open to the possibility that the Clintons paid Trump to secure the nomination and then take a dive.
It was pretty popular in 1930's Germany too.PLW wrote:Demagoguery playbook:
1. Our country used to be strong and now it's weak.
2. Traitors foreign and abroad are the reason.
3. You and your family are threatened.
4. Only I can fix it, and only if you give me extraordinary powers.
5. This is the last chance. If you miss it now, everything goes to hell.
It's as old as Cleon, if not before.
