digs
March 19, 2019, 2:44am
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If anyone sees a want ad for Deep State Hitman, let me know.
Fox News pundit, baby!
She shouldn’t be compared to Goebbels. Monkey Joe possessed a certain vile genius; Kelly is just vile.
Kobal2
March 19, 2019, 3:39am
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Ukulele_Ike:
Fox News pundit, baby!
But that’s the thing, unlike say Sarah Palin I’m not picking up much love for her from the MAGAheads. They seem to think she’s as much of an asshole as we think she is - a useful asshole for the moment, but still an asshole.down , isn’t it ?
I"m expecting something a little different - probably something to the effect that he was so ashamed of being an Obama and Clinton advisor, he took his own life. Basically, both vile and a lie - suits Trump perfectly.
Morgyn
March 19, 2019, 3:45am
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Kobal2:
But that’s the thing, unlike say Sarah Palin I’m not picking up much love for her from the MAGAheads. They seem to think she’s as much of an asshole as we think she is - a useful asshole for the moment, but still an asshole.down , isn’t it ?
Well, she’d be following in the Turdblossom’s steps, which seems pretty appropriate.
Monty
March 19, 2019, 3:50am
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Fiveyearlurker:
The State Department held a Christian’s only media event today. I mean, technically it was only “faith based media” but since they refuse to release a transcript or even who was invited, it’s quite safe to assume and the White House is free to prove that wrong.
From your link:
Given what we know about one individual official’s proclivities, that is probably not the terminology one should use for such an event.
I would cheerfully spray all OVER the “faith based media.”
That reminded me of a very old cartoon (from an older College Humor compilation) showing a Skunk school and the Skunk teacher raises her hand and calls attention to the little ones:
“Children! Let us Spray!”
bobot
March 19, 2019, 11:58am
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bobot:
Republicans have spent decades trying to tie crazier things to the Clintons, so here I bravely put forth the notion that the following involves Trump.
“The man suspected of gunning down a New York City mob boss appeared in court Monday with the phrases “MAGA Forever” and “United We Stand MAGA” scrawled across his left hand.”
Well, it’s not nothing.
Colibri
March 19, 2019, 2:01pm
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Obviously fabricated. If it were real, it would read “YOUR NEXT DONALD.”
Paul Ryan is joining the board of directors at Fox. Not sure how that is better than Congress, but it is what they do.
That’s EXACTLY what I thought when I read that!
Apparently, it’s “everybody in the pool!” over at FOX.
Fox News hires Donna Brazile as political contributor
NEW YORK — Former Democratic National Committee chief Donna Brazile, who was fired by CNN for tipping off the Hillary Clinton campaign about debate topics in 2016, has joined Fox News Channel as a political commentator.
Brazile said Monday she knows fellow liberals will criticize her for joining Fox, but that it’s important for people not to retreat to “safe spaces” where they just talk to people who agree with them.
“There’s an audience on Fox News that doesn’t hear enough from Democrats,” Brazile said in a statement.
She’ll now be going to work alongside some people at Fox who hammered her in the aftermath of the leaked questions story.
On the day that she admitted to tipping Clinton’s team, guests on the Fox commentary program “The Five” lit into her. “She’s as corrupt as the day is long,” then-panelist Eric Bolling said.
Brazile said that if Americans learned anything from the 2016 election, “it is that we can’t have a country where we don’t talk to those who disagree with our political views.”
Yeah, tipping someone off about OBVIOUS questions that are going to be asked in a debate is the ***epitome ***of corruption. A hangin’ offense. :rolleyes: Hell, I could have told Hillary what the questions were going to be. Whatever.
I didn’t want the first one, let alone another. Although one that’s already deceased is a bit of an improvement.
Fair_Rarity:
I can’t figure out his angle. Or if it’s THEIR angle. Is he genuinely concerned and they have a Carville/Matalin thing going where they know where the other stands and do their own thing? Or are do they know the ship is going down and he’s doing pre-emptive reputation rehab?
Someone pointed out on Twitter that the latter seems more likely, or at least that it’s some kind of planned coordination because President Butthurt never goes after Conway and he’s exactly the type of person he would normally come up with some oh-so-clever nickname for.
I’d go for Spurious George myself, but I have bigly words and have read a fucking book. He’d probably go for the obvious ConMAN.
Kellyanne was bashing Trump during the primary season when she worked for Cruz.
And Trump is incapable of letting any slight go by:
Trump unloads on George Conway, in his newest, strangest feud
For Donald Trump, feuding comes as easily as breathing.
His escalating social media altercation with George Conway, the husband of White House counselor Kellyanne Conway, is the latest example of how the President just cannot resist a fight. But it also offers a fresh glimpse into a personality that is built on conflict, the search for an enemy and an insatiable quest for personal victories.
…
The President reopened hostilities with George Conway on Tuesday morning, after the well-known lawyer on Monday tweeted a definition of narcissistic personality disorder to suggest that Trump showed many of the symptoms.
“A total loser!” Trump wrote, while retweeting a claim by his 2020 campaign manager Brad Parscale that Conway was sore because Trump refused to give him an administration job he wanted.
Conway was quick to double down in their feud, tweeting at the President: “Congratulations! You just guaranteed that millions of more people are going to learn about narcissistic personality disorder and malignant narcissism! Great job!”
As an anecdote, I was going back and forth on Facebook with some Trumpsters the first day of Trump’s presidency after he gave his CIA speech in front of their memorial wall. Trump had bragged about his crowd size, said he was a very smart person, that it had stopped raining when he gave his inaugural speech, and how the US should commit the war crime of taking Iraq’s oil.
I said Trump was lying, disrespectful, and he was mentally ill.
“How can such a great and successful businessman be mentally ill?” one guy responded.
I replied “Read this.” and posted the link to the Wikipedia article about Narcissistic personality disorder .
To me, this has always been obvious. Now we probably have dementia, as well.
Another guy asked for an example of any Trump lie. I went with how about when Trump said: “I’m, like, a very smart person.”
It has been obvious to others as well.
dasmoocher:
…I replied “Read this.” and posted the link to the Wikipedia article about Narcissistic personality disorder .
To me, this has always been obvious. Now we probably have dementia, as well.
Another guy asked for an example of any Trump lie. I went with how about when Trump said: “I’m, like, a very smart person.”
Not to mention, a bunch of shrinks wrote a book about it a year and a half ago (October 2017). They were criticized because they had not met the patient. Thump doesn’t know the meaning of an unexpressed [del]thought[/del] tweet, so why does anyone need to meet him?
Full title: The Dangerous Case of Donald Trump: 27 Psychiatrists and Mental Health Experts Assess a President
Reviewed in the Washington Post along with other books on related topics.
Gone are the days when euphemisms about President Trump’s mental health insulated the man like so many padded walls. Erratic. Unpredictable. Unstable. Unmoored. Temperamentally unfit. This was what politicians and commentators said when they wished to question Trump’s state of mind but feared the consequences of a more colloquial assessment. Yet the deeper we plunge into this presidency, the more willing people become to call it like they see and hear it.
Now, some psychiatrists and other mental-health professionals are shedding long-held norms to argue that Trump’s condition presents risks to the nation and the world. “The Dangerous Case of Donald Trump” features more than two dozen essays breaking down the president’s perceived traits, which the contributors find consistent with symptoms of narcissistic personality disorder, sociopathy and other maladies. “Collectively with our coauthors, we warn that anyone as mentally unstable as Mr. Trump simply should not be entrusted with the life-and-death powers of the presidency,” Judith Lewis Herman of Harvard Medical School and Bandy X. Lee of the Yale School of Medicine write in the book’s prologue…
Cite
It’s gotten worse, and unfortunately, we’re getting used to it.
For one thing, the America-hating fuckstick listens when FOXNews says something…
ThelmaLou:
Not to mention, a bunch of shrinks wrote a book about it a year and a half ago (October 2017). They were criticized because they had not met the patient. Thump doesn’t know the meaning of an unexpressed [del]thought[/del] tweet, so why does anyone need to meet him?
It’s gotten worse, and unfortunately, we’re getting used to it.
But we’re okay, aren’t we, until he appoints Alibi/D.J. Trump to the Senate?
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