That is not dead which can eternal lie, and with strange aeons bring us some web forums whereupon we can gather
http://garbi.online/forum/
I think Trump and Hannity were making pillow forts,Smoove_B wrote:...and now President Trump is taking shots at Mitch McConnell via Twitter. I guess morning golf was meh and he's now up from his afternoon nap. This is glorious!
We make fun of kids these days for their participation medals and parents over praising them but damn Trump is really needy.pr0ner wrote:Trump's at it again this morning, attacking McConnell about health care, while retweeting both Fox & Friends and some unscientific Twitter poll saying Trump is a better president than Obama.
Oy.
McConnell should know better. Everybody knows you risk getting burned if you try to use a Dumpster Fire to cook up your own schemes s'mores.tgb wrote:Congratulations, you fucking orange man-child. You actually have me sympathizing with McConnell.
At this point, I'd settle for Barney Miller.hepcat wrote:The next communication director is going to be John Miller...
Other non-awesome numbers at the link.According to a poll published by The Washington Post, 52 percent of Republicans said they would back a postponement of the next election if Trump called for it.
Trump gets a folder full of positive news about himself twice a day (no, it's not the Onion)$iljanus wrote: We make fun of kids these days for their participation medals and parents over praising them but damn Trump is really needy.
Yes, yes you are better than Obama. Yes, there were millions at your inauguration. Yes, you beat Hillary in the electoral college. No you can't nuke that country but you can invite Mitch McConnell over for dinner and take his ice cream.
From what I can tell the poll was designed to get a result like this - there are claims of millions of people having voted illegally, if so should the election be postponed to verify eligibility, etc.Dogstar wrote:While I'm sure much can be influenced by the wording of the questions and while I know this is only one poll, this is still slightly unsettling:
Other non-awesome numbers at the link.According to a poll published by The Washington Post, 52 percent of Republicans said they would back a postponement of the next election if Trump called for it.
At least we have some evidence* that the GOP base is only about 50% nativist racists.Dogstar wrote:While I'm sure much can be influenced by the wording of the questions and while I know this is only one poll, this is still slightly unsettling:
Other non-awesome numbers at the link.According to a poll published by The Washington Post, 52 percent of Republicans said they would back a postponement of the next election if Trump called for it.
Why do Republicans hate democracy?Dogstar wrote:While I'm sure much can be influenced by the wording of the questions and while I know this is only one poll, this is still slightly unsettling:
Other non-awesome numbers at the link.According to a poll published by The Washington Post, 52 percent of Republicans said they would back a postponement of the next election if Trump called for it.
Because libertarians have been repeating a mantra that democracy is the tyranny of the majority for over thirty years and libertarians and republicans have co-opted each other.$iljanus wrote:Why do Republicans hate democracy?
But Trump is involved.Octavious wrote:Also does he realize that Obama was actually involved in creating ACA? He wasn't standing around shouting from the sidelines like a geriatric cheerleader.
If you declare a national emergency, you have to disburse funds from special accounts that are kept "for emergencies only".LordMortis wrote:Silly question. What does that mean, exactly? I'm not even blaming Trump on this. What does it mean to "the presidential opioid commission" for the President to officially declare a national opioid emergency that they pushed him for?
“I want to thank him because we're trying to cut down our payroll, and as far as I'm concerned I'm very thankful that he let go a large number of people because now we have a smaller payroll,” Trump said. “There's no real reason for them to go back. I greatly appreciate the fact that we've been able to cut our payroll of the United States. We're going to save a lot of money.”
It also says "We're here to help you, white people!"gilraen wrote:If you declare a national emergency, you have to disburse funds from special accounts that are kept "for emergencies only".LordMortis wrote:Silly question. What does that mean, exactly? I'm not even blaming Trump on this. What does it mean to "the presidential opioid commission" for the President to officially declare a national opioid emergency that they pushed him for?
Dogstar wrote:Trump responds to Putin cutting diplomats:"Thank you, sir. May I have another?"
“I want to thank him because we're trying to cut down our payroll, and as far as I'm concerned I'm very thankful that he let go a large number of people because now we have a smaller payroll,” Trump said. “There's no real reason for them to go back. I greatly appreciate the fact that we've been able to cut our payroll of the United States. We're going to save a lot of money.”
Cowardice...Dogstar wrote:Drumpf responds to Putin cutting diplomats:"Thank you, sir. May I have another?"
“I want to thank him because we're trying to cut down our payroll, and as far as I'm concerned I'm very thankful that he let go a large number of people because now we have a smaller payroll,” Drumpf said. “There's no real reason for them to go back. I greatly appreciate the fact that we've been able to cut our payroll of the United States. We're going to save a lot of money.”
So much winning...The deal President Trump called “incredible” and Gov. Scott Walker hailed as a “once-in-a-century” opportunity to bring the electronic manufacturing giant Foxconn to Wisconsin wouldn’t generate profits for the state until 2042, a new legislative analysis projects.
The state’s Legislative Fiscal Bureau, a nonpartisan agency that analyzes proposed economic investments, looked at Walker’s bid last month to bring a new flat-screen-display factory to the state in exchange for a roughly $3 billion-incentives package.
Foxconn said it would break ground in southeastern Wisconsin and hire 3,000 workers there over the next four years, with the “potential” to create 13,000 jobs.
If the company hits that growth target, Wisconsin would break even after 25 years, said Rob Reinhardt, a program manager who worked on the report. If 13,000 jobs never materialize, it could take decades longer.
Philip Gourevitch wrote:President of the U.S. to U.S. diplomats expelled by Kremlin from U.S. embassy in Moscow: Fuck you for your service.
He does realize that Putin can't actually fire US State Department employees, right?hentzau wrote:Dogstar wrote:Trump responds to Putin cutting diplomats:"Thank you, sir. May I have another?"
“I want to thank him because we're trying to cut down our payroll, and as far as I'm concerned I'm very thankful that he let go a large number of people because now we have a smaller payroll,” Trump said. “There's no real reason for them to go back. I greatly appreciate the fact that we've been able to cut our payroll of the United States. We're going to save a lot of money.”
That must be one hell of a pee tape the Russians have.hentzau wrote:Dogstar wrote:Trump responds to Putin cutting diplomats:"Thank you, sir. May I have another?"
“I want to thank him because we're trying to cut down our payroll, and as far as I'm concerned I'm very thankful that he let go a large number of people because now we have a smaller payroll,” Trump said. “There's no real reason for them to go back. I greatly appreciate the fact that we've been able to cut our payroll of the United States. We're going to save a lot of money.”