I rather imagine that there are any number of well-armed men down around the brown-people border who would jump at the chance to protect their [DEL]führer[/DEL] hero. And since they wouldn’t be bound by Secret Service protocols, they’d be even better at protecting him than what he’s getting now. Nosiree bob, they’ll make sure no suspicious-looking person gets anywhere near him!
From the link.
I’ll bet she’s pissed.
FTW
Well, hell, it’s not like those illegal spawn are human beings like us, amirite? They’re all just dumb soulless animals out to destroy Real Americans, got no decent emotions under their cunning facades.
/s
Does that include the groundskeepers and service staff?
I hope so. She doesn’t seem very much nicer than her gross husband, if at all. I hope they are both pissed and that he never knows another moment of peace, happiness, or contentment as long as he lives.
Rather than shut down the USA government over a 5,000,000,000 dollar wall along the US Mexico border, why not just build a 50,000 wall around Mar-a-Largo and call it a day?
How about an air tight dome?
‘Like many other simple-hearted souls, it was [his] pet vanity to believe [he] was endowed with a talent for dark and mysterious diplomacy, and [he] loved to contemplate [his] most transparent devices as marvels of low cunning.’
- Mark Twain, The Adventures Of Tom Sawyer
and another customized lyric for Trump…
She just needs to #BeBetter
The Rupert Murdoch-owned Wall Street Journal has finally turned on Trump. I think this signals the beginning of the end of his support.
It’s behind a paywall but the headline of this piece of the WSJ Editorial Board says it all:
The Mattis Repercussions
Why Trump’s handling of Syria and the Pentagon this week is so damaging.
Best not take any chances (they could be MS-13 in disguise).
Who the fuck is MS-13 (yeah, I know who they are) and why didn’t I hear about them until Trump? Other than they aren’t in Chicago and I don’t give two shits about LA.
My God. Trump actually learned something from Christie.
I’m picturing them daubbed with ‘groundskeeper’ or ‘housekeeping’ on their uniforms. Kind of like where farmers would paint ‘cow’ on their animals during deer season.
They’ve been pretty critical of him all along, especially policies they see as bad for business.
Trump won’t furlough the groundskeeper, will he?
It was not intended to be. I know about the spectrum myself, and was trying to get the point across that there may be other reasons than his being a child to leave him alone. I’d rather not even say his name, and I haven’t.
Absolutely, and her own decisions and actions need to be considered in that light.
I’ll believe it when I see criticism coming from the Fox News channel, which is what really matters.
It seems that, contrary to some of my most dire predictions, Mueller’s investigation will been seen to the end. But even at this very late stage in the Mueller investigation, there’s still quite obviously very serious discussions within the administration about politicizing the Department of Justice. It’s clear that Matt Whitaker isn’t going to recuse himself from the investigation, despite being basically told that his involvement would represent an ethical conflict of interests. It’s further clear that William Barr isn’t a fan of Mueller’s investigation either. While it might be too late to stop Mueller’s fact finding mission, it might not be too late to politicize the DoJ and undermine the rule of law. We can only hope that whatever is released in the report is devastating to Trump and his GOP enablers.
DONALD TRUMP, INCREASINGLY ISOLATED AND ANGRY, IS RETREATING TO WATCH MORE TV THAN EVER
The gist of the article is covered in the headline. What I came here to post was this comment that was on the article: ‘The people that voted for Trump remind me when my parents purchased a timeshare in Alcapulco.’