President Trump: The NEW one and only politics thread

I don't know. Initially I found her explanation fairly plausible, as we've all done similar to try and make a point. But, as the story has unfolded, I'm not as sure. There's a lot of tweets, over a lengthy period of time, that don't all look to be in response to trolling, or to be parody.

But, mostly, I'm trying to understand by what objective standard one can determine that Trump is most definitely a racist, but that she is not one.

If the only people you can ever identify as racist are your political opponents, I'm going to assume you're not being honest, and are only engaging in politics.

 

Link?

 

He wouldn't make a very good spy, would he?

 

A. I admire you for sticking by a guy like Typefitter, despite knowing his opinion of you.

2. You're right that LeBron's school isn't a charter. The tweet was wrong, but still funny,

iii. Just for shits and giggles, can you tell me in what ways the school might be different than other public schools, and in which it may be like a charter school?

#. If LeBron's school lives up to it's "promise", should we look to emulate its success, and its policies, in other public schools?

 

This shit is funny too.

The media expresses outrage if Trump criticizes James, but also wants to portray him as cowardly if he doesn't criticize James.

 

If we're asking did he know about the meeting in advance, then I refer you to Michael Cohen, esq.

If we're asking if he knew what the meeting was about, he already dictated a statement that it was about adption, did he not?

Trump dictated son’s misleading statement on meeting with Russian lawyer

 

Whoa there, buckaroo. We all know Cohen stopped being trustworthy when he started saying things Trumpets didn’t like.

 

“Yeah, Don Jr. was trying to collude with the Russians. But it didn’t work out. SAD!”

 

Sleepy-Eyed Chuck is now fully awake!

 

Yeah. It’s impossible for #FakeNews to lead to real world consequences.

Newsweek magazine backed away Sunday from a report that U.S. interrogators desecrated copies of the Quran while questioning prisoners at the Guantanamo Bay naval base -- an account blamed for sparking violent riots in Afghanistan and elsewhere.

At least 15 people were killed and dozens injured last week when thousands of demonstrators marched in Afghanistan and other parts of the Muslim world, officials and eyewitnesses said.

"We regret that we got any part of our story wrong, and extend our sympathies to victims of the violence and to the U.S. soldiers caught in its midst," Newsweek Editor Mark Whitaker wrote in the magazine's May 23 issue, out Sunday.

CNN.com - Newsweek backs off Quran desecration story - May 15, 2005