Pretty sure he’s given her plenty of reasons to have already done so, well before he had the secret service to protect his worthless orange hide.
Beware the Slovenian succubus!
…alternatively, the Ljubljana Lilith.
White is OK. But the brown ones… dey terk er jerbs. 
I want him, his family, and his cronies/enablers all ruined / humiliated / imprisoned first - and that includes Congress too.
Trump is the ultimate narcissist. If he is taken down (a loser), abandoned, rejected, ridiculed, and then ruined (because only rich guys are winners anyway) that should kill him right there.
I’m all for making the fucker suffer real good before kicking off. That should do it because it would go completely against all the narcissistic shit he has going on in his diseased mind.
I think I love him (in a manly way)
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After dithering for quite some time (I said hell no and then no for years, then have waffled to varying degrees for the past year plus), I have reluctantly decided to make a Twitter account. I tell myself it’s in the interest of broadening my scope of information intake; hell, maybe it is. What I’m after here is the name of that account that repeats all of 45’s tweets, for all of us who want to stay on top of whatever he directly has to [del]say[/del] spew, but don’t want to swell the number of either of his account’s followers. I believe it was mentioned in this thread some weeks or months ago, but don’t have the patience to dig for it.
Also, if anyone has any suggestion for accounts to follow, I’d gratefully consider them. Again, I’m looking for sources of (fairly) reliable information; I’m not too interested in overly-extreme wings of thought, whether right or left. Thanks!
The Real Press Secretary:
I wish he really could live to be 200, and be reminded every day for the rest of the twenty-first century and well into the twenty-second that his name has replaced that of Benedict Arnold as the go-to reference for treason.
I have thought about joining Twitter, if for no other reason than to respond to the idiot in chief and his followers. It could be cathartic, but ultimately pointless. Just. Can’t. Do. It. Not enough hours in the day.
So, I can’t recommend any accounts to follow, but thanks for taking one for the team.
Be content to see him waiting for the bus to take him to the Medicare office and then to pick up his food stamp allotment. I am a generous and forgiving person.
no no - he can work like the rest of us - I want to hear his voice over the loudspeaker @ mcdonalds asking if I want fries with that - after all, they have the best fries!
In the rain. And when a car drives by, it splashes a giant wall of water that drenches him, head to foot.
At his age and with those tiny hands, what job would anyone pay him to do?
I’d be more worried about his attitude. I’ve had older employees who were even more feeble physically who were great at working the dining room, just cleaning up tables and talking to customers.
I could find a job for him, if he had the temperament to do it.
As is, I cannot imagine that McDonald’s has a position needed to be filled called, “Bully of the Ballpit.”
That’s perfect.
I was having a conversation with colleagues at work last February, i.e., shortly after the inauguration, and it turned out that like 3 or 4 of us had just recently joined Twitter for the expressed purpose of responding to Trump’s tweets. My tweets don’t seem to get any notice, but it is definitely cathartic.
And, then there are the brilliant things you see there, like this response to a recent Paul Ryan tweet.
I have a twitter account and I follow a few people, Paul Krugman, EJ Dionne, Robert Reich, Carl Bernstein, John Dean, to name a few. Thump isn’t one of them. I have no followers and don’t want any. The main thing I use twitter for is communicating directly with the author of an article, a reporter, a local TV station or a TV program. Just about everyone has a twitter account, and their addresses are easy to find. It’s better than sending an email.
For example, once on America’s Test Kitchen, they showed a butter dish that they really liked, and when I went to the source they named, I couldn’t find it. I tweeted to Chris Kimball and got a prompt reply with the correct info. I doubt if the reply was from him personally, but I didn’t care; I found out what I wanted. Twitter is a pretty efficient way of communicating.
I think you missed her. My apologies to anybody else who hadn’t seen the video, I should have posted the link along with the reference.