President Trump: The NEW one and only politics thread

We need the escalation to continue on thru the inevitable bloodshed. That’s the only way Americans know how to fix things.

 

House Republicans missed an opportunity to rise above the fray today, but they are still following Trump like little lambs. No one condemning Trump's remarks, but, God forbid Pelosi call him a racist!

It's the Nike boycott all over again. Shoot the messenger, but do nothing about the message.

EDIT: Adds link.
House House votes to allow Pelosi to call Trump comments 'racist'divided: Vote temporarily halted after Pelosi calls Trump comments 'racist' on the floor

 

Pelosi should throw down the gavel and say, "I'm not calling his remarks racist.
I'm calling Fatfuck himself racist. You got it? Did that make it through your thick heads?
Racist."

 

House rules forced this to happen so that the Dems could then overturn the ruling. Congress is never without a means to slow down and confuse the most straightforward of measures.

 

They missed no opportunity. If you are a republican or a conservative in America today you applaud what trump said. He speaks for white conservative Christians.

 

Another bullet point for the Demcrats' to do list on the 2020 campaign trail.

 

The Dems have to remind short-attention span voters of every single dumb tweet and gaffe. Repeat them multiple times a day. Couple the past 2 3/4 years with Trump saying and doing more stupid stuff running up to the election. Make him look like the biggest idiot in the world. And do it every day.

One thing Trump has now that he didn’t have in 2016. A presidential track record of stupidity.

 

There are millions of white Christians whose idea of Christianity does not focus on fear and hate.

(As well as plenty non-white and non-Christian.)

 

House votes to condemn Trump's "racist comments"

The four Republicans who voted in favor of the resolution, which "strongly condemns President Donald Trump’s racist comments that have legitimized and increased fear and hatred of new Americans and people of color," were Reps. Will Hurd of Texas, Fred Upton of Michigan, Susan Brooks of Indiana and Brian Fitzpatrick of Pennsylvania. Rep. Justin Amash, who announced his departure from the Republican Party earlier this month, also voted in favor of the resolution.

 

And a string of broken promises. Those won't phase the redhat die hards but it might cost him in some Midwestern states.