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- PhanLo2
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Bigly TipTop- https://media.tenor.…dbloc
- NY beat CA? CA needs to catch up.Krassy
- yeah, vote more of the same :)renderedred
- yawninteliboy
- a third of the country is behind this insanity.CyBrainX
- hell is what idiots made up to bolster their imagined safe space because they are too damn stupid to deal with realitymonospaced
- utopian0
Famed Navy SEAL pushes back after Trump amplifies baseless bin Laden conspiracy theory.
Trump and others in several tweets for promoting the conspiracy theory that bin Laden's body double was instead killed.
- utopian0
As Virus Spread, Reports of Trump Administration’s Private Briefings Fueled Sell-Off.
On the afternoon of Feb. 24, President Trump declared on Twitter that the coronavirus was “very much under control” in the United States, one of numerous rosy statements that he and his advisers made at the time about the worsening epidemic. He even added an observation for investors: “Stock market starting to look very good to me!”
But hours earlier, senior members of the president’s economic team, privately addressing board members of the conservative Hoover Institution, were less confident. Tomas J. Philipson, a senior economic adviser to the president, told the group he could not yet estimate the effects of the virus on the American economy. To some in the group, the implication was that an outbreak could prove worse than Mr. Philipson and other Trump administration advisers were signaling in public at the time.
The next day, board members — many of them Republican donors — got another taste of government uncertainty from Larry Kudlow, the director of the National Economic Council. Hours after he had boasted on CNBC that the virus was contained in the United States and “it’s pretty close to airtight,” Mr. Kudlow delivered a more ambiguous private message. He asserted that the virus was “contained in the U.S., to date, but now we just don’t know,” according to a document describing the sessions obtained by The New York Times.
The document, written by a hedge fund consultant who attended the three-day gathering of Hoover’s board, was stark. “What struck me,” the consultant wrote, was that nearly every official he heard from raised the virus “as a point of concern, totally unprovoked.”
- utopian3
'Unmasking' inquiry ordered by Barr finds no wrongdoing by Obama officials – report
- PhanLo0
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Asymptomatic Barron Trump- Barron is going to be the origin of the next strain of killer Covid. His unnatural, gangly frame will become a machine of death.face_melter
- POTUS Barron Trump
#futureisscaryBennn - That’s Epstein‘s kiddasohr
- it's the kid from Royal Tenenbaumssarahfailin
- Ramanisky20
- lol as if Trump would turn down a chance to be on TV. What a dork. Trump would host SNL again if they let him.nb
- ^They will.PonyBoy
- Of course he'll be back on SNL. The mindless rehabilitation of animal presidents is a given - see Nixon, Reagan, Bush Jnr. and Clinton.face_melter
- Ramanisky24
Nothing to see here just an admission of a little Extrajudicial Killing.
- Ramanisky21
Haven’t watched It yet but I hear The Townhall hasn’t gone so Tippy Top for the infectious Mook.
- Ramanisky24
- save some pussy for the rest of usfooler
- Demigod: a being with partial or lesser divine status, such as a minor deity, the offspring of a god and a mortal, or a mortal raised to divine rank.utopian
- erggh I think my breakfast just came up a bitsarahfailin
- LOOOL @foolerelahon
- BusterBoy0
Debt of $420 million+ much of which will be due in the next 4 years. But it's a tiny fraction of my assets.
Says the multiple bankrupt conman to whom no bank will go near anymore.
- $750 in income taxesmonospaced
- It's called capitalism ask dullboy.utopian
- ask utopian about his favorite zombie tesla. capitalism has little to do with any of it********
- It has everything to do with it.monospaced
- yuekit4
Senator Ben Sasse, Republican of Nebraska, castigated President Trump in a telephone town hall with constituents on Wednesday, accusing the president of bungling the response to the coronavirus pandemic, cozying up to dictators and white supremacists, and offending voters so broadly that he might cause a “Republican blood bath” in the Senate.
In a dire, nine-minute indictment of Mr. Trump’s foreign policy and what Mr. Sasse called his “deficient” values, the senator said the president had mistreated women and alienated important allies around the globe, been a profligate spender, ignored human rights and treated the pandemic like a “P.R. crisis.”
He predicted that a loss by Mr. Trump on Election Day, less than three weeks away, “looks likely,” and said that Republicans would face steep repercussions for having backed him so staunchly over four tumultuous years.
- https://www.nytimes.…yuekit
- "What the heck were any of us thinking, that selling a TV-obsessed, narcissistic individual to the American people was a good idea?" lolyuekit
- Yet, as a sitting senator, he's had opportunities to shut Trump down, and didn't take them.Continuity
- The rats are fleeing the sinking ship.nb
- oh no the guy we had countless times to stand up, but didn't, is bringing us downNutter
- _niko1
^ this guy? Loved him when he played for the Habs
- Ramanisky22
- I think politics in the US will take years to recover from Donnie boy, saying that Biden would sniff the fuck out of all those kids hair.PhanLo
- Ramanisky23
it’s 6:00 AM and the Infectious Mook is irate about twitter shutting down yesterday. He then posts a link to a satire account to his adoring fans. Winning.
- Ramanisky24
and yet he voted to acquit the Criminal in Chief.
Just another spineless Senator.
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E T CPhanLo - eat a shit sandwich ben sassedorf
- I guess now is the time. Now, when almost all hope is lost for Mr. T, to turn on him. When it's no longer politically viable to back him. Sounds about right.FNP14
- Imagine he wins and then Trump executes all the traitors in a game show format.PhanLo
- ^ The Running ManRamanisky2
- ^Hehe Trump would make a good Dynamo
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