I’m endlessly and profoundly struck by the “arsonist as firefighter” aspect of Trump’s Presidency – the adulation, adoration, and votes he gets for putting out innumerable fires that he started.
Collateral damage ? They’re all just suckers and losers.
Unfortunately not. Caring about people who serve is only something Republicans pretend to do when it serves their interests. They don’t actually give two shits about anyone but themselves. Notice that now Chris Wallace wants to know why Trump’s people don’t think the rules apply to them because he and his family have been exposed to COVID.
Silly rabbit: when did “make sense” have anything to do with the Trump administration?
I can shoot that argument down right off the bat: when has POTUS been within spitting distance of a Democrat (or democracy, for that matter)? And if a Dem actually did succeed in infecting him, that’s a pretty big failure on the part of his security team. OK, that part I could see, especially given his irresponsible car ride the other day.
The Trumpists don’t care about that. They care that somebody else is getting it worse.
As long as they think “the gayz” or dirty furriners or minorities will be brutalized, they don’t care as much about getting personally shafted as well.
Well, their tone has recently changed to being victims of those hypocritical liberals wishing ill on dear orange leader and his Oberkommand. Even the handful of the board’s MAGATS are whining that tune.
Yeah, I was thinking about how this will play out. RW media, and republicans, are somewhat in shock at the moment and just playing defense.
My prediction is they’ll find a picture of Hope Hicks talking to any democrat or MSM reporter, and that will be enough proof of a left wing coup d’virus. It doesn’t even need to be a recent picture, as true trumpers don’t care about such details.
The same day his positive COVID test result was released, the Chicago Tribune had an article about some lesser-known long term effects of the virus. One of them is hair loss.
I wish him a lengthy and not entirely full recovery.
We paid off corporate bonds,the line of credit,the IDRB, and all other debt with proceeds of the sale.
We were not toolmakers.
We paid interest slightly above LIBOR.
We were very profitable, I would have to run some numbers to see what multiple of EBITDA the international conglomerate paid.