President Trump: The NEW one and only politics thread

"Theenk about grabbing Ivankahh by the titty, daaahleenk."

 

YF, did you write this headline?

 

Your opinion is duly noted and given the lack of consideration it deserves.

 

"Quit Your Full Of Shit."

 

Favorite story of the morning. She would have been a terrible president.

 

Has there ever been an election, with an outcome in which America didn't like, that America didn't accuse as stolen?

Has there ever been a world leader America didn't see eye-to-eye with that America didn't view as a "dictator"?

Maybe we should have fucked with Turkey's election, as we have with 81 other foreign elections in the past half-century.

 

This article, about the same book, is a lot of fun too:

2. A well-known candidate who was very much averse to media, Clinton and her campaign had a mix-up when it came to who she would sit down with for her first live national television interview. CNN's Brianna Keilar won the interview, but that was not who Clinton meant to ask for.

"In May, as Bernie was starting to campaign in earnest and it was becoming clear that the press wouldn't let the e-mail story go, Hillary's aides began planning her first national interview of the campaign, a chance to strike back at the widely held perception that she was hiding from the press," Allen and Parnes report. "Palmieri asked Abedin to find out which newscaster Hillary would prefer, and the answer that came back was 'Brianna.' That meant CNN's Brianna Keilar, and Palmieri worked to set up a live interview on CNN. Only it turned out that Hillary had said 'Bianna'—as in Bianna Golodryga of Yahoo! News, the wife of former Clinton administration economic aide Peter Orszag. By the time the mistake was realized, it was too late to pull back."

 

Just like Trump is proving to be.

 

Chris Van Hollen worked with unions to disenfranchise African-American voters, in a race against an African-American woman.

But, he's a Dem, so no one will care.

8. "Who gives a fuck about Chris Van Hollen?" Clinton asked ahead of the April 26 Maryland primary.

She asked this after she was told then-Rep. Chris Van Hollen, D-Md., had asked the local unions not to drive black voters to the polls. Van Hollen, who is now a senator, was facing a tough race against an African-American woman, and he was afraid that a large number of black voters at the polls would mean a defeat for him. Clinton was reportedly furious that the local unions had agreed to help Van Hollen.

"What the fuck are we going to do to fix this?" she added.

 

Her flaws are so similar to his.

But no one pointed this out until now.

 

LOL.