President Trump: The NEW one and only politics thread

I can’t recall an election in which the American Nazi Party won prior to 2016

 

qed

 

Doc's obviously inebriated post reminds me that I miss when 21 was here and would make fun of Cowgirl.

 

Eight days ago, Robert Mueller gave his statement that, although there was cause to bring charges for obstruction against Donald Trump, he could not because of Department of Justice policies against indicting a sitting president.

The din of Trump-generated chaos has somewhat buried that in the murky past.

 

Does Tucker Carlson have a brain disease? Because it sure seems like he does. Why this creepy uncle is on TV is beyond me.

 

"Platoon, gather 'round. While your predecessors stormed the beaches at Normandy, you've got another important task <checks orders> painting the border fence to make it more aesthetic."

Military to spend a month painting border barriers to "improve aesthetic appearance" - CBS News

 

he's just asking the question why are you so eager to shut the door on ideas you don't agree with let the market of free thought settle the matter besides why are you so wrapped up in how the rest of the world measures things you know who uses the metric system mexicans with their kilos of cocaine heroin and rape i don't know why you want to make it easier for them to weigh their product but i guess that's part of an open borders policy

 

fucking ignorant losers who both work at and watch at FoxNews are impressive in their levels of idiocy. It’s not like the metric system is some new dangled idea. It was invented in 1670 and it’s been in use for a couple of hundred years.

Although the metric system has changed and developed since its inception, its basic concepts have hardly changed. Designed for transnational use, it consisted of a basic set of units of measurement, now known as base units. Derived units were built up from the base units using logical rather than empirical relationships while multiples and submultiples of both base and derived units were decimal-based and identified by a standard set of prefixes.


Units based on the natural world
Like most units of measure, the units of the metric system were based on perceptual quantities of the natural world. But they also had definitions in terms of stable relationships in that world: a metre was defined not by the span of a man's arms like a toise, but on a quantitative measure of the earth. A kilogram was defined by a volume of water, whose linear dimensions were fractions of the unit of length. The earth was not easy to measure, nor was it uniformly shaped, but the principle that units of measure were to be based on quantitative relationships among invariant facets of the physical world was established. The units of the metric system today still adhere to that principle, but the relationships used are based on the physics of nature, rather than its sensory dimensions.

 

I'll take a 7-foot center over a 2.14-meter one.

Without pounds, how would a certain poster know Donald Trump weighs more than 400 of them?

 

who wore it better?

 

Did Mueller say cause?

 

Only a couple hundred Big Macs away from 200 kg.