Trump cheats at golf - the ONE and ONLY politics thread

Oh, hell yeah.

I unfortunately know someone who was quite proficient at this, and furthermore told EVERYONE. And the talker was a woman. The gossip level was tremendous. I mean, when a woman proudly proclaims that you truly haven't given in to your paramour at work until you let him fuck you in the ass on your office desk, well.... that little story made the rounds at work like a California wildfire.

Now back to assfucking politics.

 

Consensual sex with an intern if you're the boss is pretty much frowned upon in most workplaces.

 

This sounds like a challenge. Paging Rick Stain... RSW on the white courtesy phone.

 

Locking up the "Yeah, I'd have a beer with him" vote.

 

OHHHHHHHH! I HATES VAGINAS ALMOST AS MUCH AS I HATES DEMOCRATS.

 

Sure, as long as he's not flying Air Force One.

 

Yeah, but the majority of the bosses who oversee this one particular boss weren't frowning upon it. Most of them didn't want him fired.

IMPEACHMENT: THE PUBLIC; Polls Find Most Americans Still Oppose Impeachment and Now Frown on the G.O.P.

 

Not sure how much action William Henry Harrison got

 

John Tyler got enough for both of them, even in his 70s.

 

Now, that's going too far. I bet o_t likes vag as much as I do, and there is absolutely no comparison to Dems for that.

 

http://www.nytimes.com/2016/08/17/u...larming-question-was-the-nsa-hacked.html?_r=0

"Whoever obtained the data apparently broke into either the top secret, highly compartmentalized computer servers of the N.S.A. or other servers around the world that the agency would have used to store the files. The code that was released dates to mid-2013, when, in the wake of Mr. Snowden’s disclosures, the agency shuttered many of its existing servers and moved code to new ones as a security measure.

By midday Tuesday Mr. Snowden himself, in a Twitter message from his exile in Moscow, declared that “circumstantial evidence and conventional wisdom indicates Russian responsibility” for publication, which he interpreted as a warning shot to the American government in case it was thinking of imposing sanctions against Russia for the cybertheft of documents from the Democratic National Committee.

“Why did they do it?” Mr. Snowden asked. “No one knows, but I suspect this is more diplomacy than intelligence, related to the escalation around the DNC hack.”

Around the same time, WikiLeaks declared that it had a full set of the files — it did not say how it obtained them — and would release them all in the future. The “Shadow Brokers” had said they would auction them off to the highest bidder.

“I think it’s Snowden-era stuff, repackaged for resale now,” said James A. Lewis, a computer expert at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, a Washington think tank. “This is probably some Russian mind game, down to the bogus accent” of some of the messages sent to media organizations by the Shadow Brokers group, delivered in broken English that seemed right out of a bad spy movie.

The N.S.A. would say nothing on Tuesday about whether the coding released was real or where it came from."