If my Twitter account was blocked for 11 minutes, I’m pretty sure I wouldn’t notice. Was Trump’s account gone for those 11 minutes so that followers couldn’t read it, or did Trump try to tweet something and discovered he couldn’t?
The alternative is for those people to admit that they were wrong (which will be difficult) and that those they disagree with were right (which will be damn near impossible).
You may have to wait for a while since he’s currently on a plane to Hawaii.
These Tweets for the past few days have been increasingly disturbing. It’s absolutely not okay for the President of the United States to call a criminal defendant an “animal” and bray for his execution. It’s not okay to call on the Justice Department to investigate his political opponents. But the thing is, it’s not illegal for him to say that stuff, it’s just not okay. And if it wasn’t clear before, it’s now obvious that his supporters and the Republican Party establishment will not hold Trump to any standards at all.
If Trump is so certain that the dossier is fake why does he want it investigated? He should just laugh that they spent so much money for nothing. The fact that he keeps wanting it looked into says to me that he is scared about it.
Trump is mainly sad because he isn’t treated as the autocrat he thinks he deserves to be.
Didn’t have to wait too long for ole’ Two Scoops to weigh in:
The decision on Sergeant Bergdahl is a complete and total disgrace to our Country and to our Military.
… even though the decision was made by… wait for it… the military.
Did the judge take a knee as he was handing out the sentence?
Exactly. Who does Bone Spur think he’s criticizing here?
I’ll bet he doesn’t know that.
Wait, isn’t it the disgraceful Justice Department that won’t even investigate Crooked Hillary and her emails?
I’m sure the military appreciates having its judicial authority undermined by the CiC.
As I understand it, the military judge didn’t explain himself; but I wouldn’t be at all surprised if he was lenient here because of the pressure by Trump to impose a harsh sentence.
Actually, you’re right. 
Yes, perhaps all those people who voted for “change” from the same old politics as usual are refreshed by the honest and forthright way he expresses himself, no apologies! :rolleyes:
A safe bet is the military judge took into account the intel info gleaned from Bergdahl. Of course Occupy White House doesn’t understand a thing about any judicial system; the fool even thought he could fire judges.
Did he say any of that kind of stuff about the LV shooter? Somehow I doubt it.
I don’t have the emotional wherewithal to do it myself, but has anyone compared Trump’s reaction to the guy running people over in Charlottesville and the guy running people over in New York?
The closest I can find to a direct comment from Trump on the person who rammed a car into the crowd in Charlottesville is this,
Of course, in the same time period, he put both sides at the same moral level (or worse):
Moving on the Halloween attack in New York, on October 31, Trump tweeted:
On November 1, Trump moved on to blaming Schumer (I believe this is de-bunked now):
Also this, calling for death penalty:
Call for Guantanamo, but keeping him here is faster.
There are also a few further tweets about revising the visa entry program as a result of this attack.
The first attach gets a generic mention (nothing direct) and defense of white nationalists, and the second one gets Guantanamo, calls for the death penalty, and frothing.
Thanks for taking one for the team.
I’ve got a friend who’s a trumps supporter who’s Puerto Rican. Maybe he’s reconsidered.