President Trump: The NEW one and only politics thread

Joe Biden's not condescending. Where did I write that?

 

47.2% of the electorate including half a dozen contributors to this thread see no problem in a candidate calling an election official, ex parte, to influence an election.

I denounce trump for this action, do you?

 

The way I see it, it’s like worrying about the entire financial system collapsing. May as well be an optimist, because if the worst happens, it doesn’t really matter what preparation you’ve made. It’s then run for the hills time.

 

Car bombs would not be good for the Dow.

 

“I’ve heard from more than a few people that he was absolutely brilliant,” Fox News host Sean Hannity said on his prime-time broadcast Tuesday night. Jenna Ellis, legal adviser to the Trump campaign, took aim at his critics. Philly Inquirer

Hannity on Rudy’s court performance.

the Republican standard of evidence and truth is “I’ve heard from people that ...”
I’ve heard from a number of people that Graham doesn’t swallow which is why he’s never had a steady boyfriend.

 

Graham will serve an important throwback in the pending civil war - the 5-foot-6 general who's never seen active duty.

 

The GOP is a personality cult, placing fealty to a flawed man above government officials’ oath of office which says that person swears to support and defend the Constitution of the United States.

Fuck ‘em.

 

I'm struggling to think of an apropos Southern general to compare Graham to because this thought doesn't fit because the general was actually competent, but it serves my purpose here so hang with me...

Graham is going to be Civil War Part Deux's Stonewall Jackson because he's going to be shot by his own troops by "accident."

 

Gotta replace those exploded cars with new cars.

Self-sustaining economy right there.

 

We tried the alternative in 2008. A Democratic president with a legislative supermajority went out of his way to demonstrate magnanimity and involve Republicans. The Republicans rejected it, demonized him, and used it to deepen the partisan divide. Attempts at bipartisanship didn't work back when Trump was just a TV star. Why on earth would that strategy work now that he's taken over the party?

We have overwhelming evidence that the conservative movement, and the Republican party specifically, will not give up the politics of division. It's all they have left.

 

Hmmmmm. Very interesting.