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tRUMP ROAST: Being President is HOT
delta1 Offline
#401 Posted:
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DrafterX wrote:
Ya.. but at least we don't have Hillary.. she lost... Mellow



Things seem to be sliding to historical badness for the Trumps...at some point you may wish that Hillary had won...
DrafterX Offline
#402 Posted:
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LOL
Brewha Offline
#403 Posted:
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Face it Drafter, Hillary would have been twice the president if she had one, and if Trump were a president at all.

No mater how bad you conjure Clinton might have been, Trump is far, far worse.
He is bologna without the mayo.....
frankj1 Offline
#404 Posted:
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I really hope you meant mustard
DrafterX Offline
#405 Posted:
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Trump isn't Presidential.. I'll give you that.. but if you can't see what he's done so far you're in denial.. Mellow
victor809 Offline
#406 Posted:
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Today the orange moron all but endorsed accused and admitted pedo Roy Moore for senate. His statement?
"we do not need somebody who's going to be bad on crime..."

So.... criminal... ok. Because we're sure those criminals are going to be tough on crime....

The man is on record as saying he met his wife when he was at a dance recital of hers when she was about 15 or 16... significantly enough that he was thrilled to find her 7 or 8 years later.
What single adult man is at a dance recital for teens? And remembers enough about the dancers to remember them 8 years later?

But we're sure the pedo will be tough on crime (except maybe pedo stuff... he'll probably be lenient on that)
DrafterX Offline
#407 Posted:
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Maybe her boob fell out.. it'd be kinda hard to forget that.. Mellow
victor809 Offline
#408 Posted:
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Another day, another dumb tweet from the orange moron.

In his ongoing feud with a random dumb private citizen, the child-in-chief decided to double down on his demand for credit regarding the release of the basketball players (who probably shouldn't have been released in the first place)


Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump
It wasn’t the White House, it wasn’t the State Department, it wasn’t father LaVar’s so-called people on the ground in China that got his son out of a long term prison sentence - IT WAS ME. Too bad! LaVar is just a poor man’s version of Don King, but without the hair. Just think..
2:25 AM · Nov 22, 2017

@realDonaldTrump
...LaVar, you could have spent the next 5 to 10 years during Thanksgiving with your son in China, but no NBA contract to support you. But remember LaVar, shoplifting is NOT a little thing. It’s a really big deal, especially in China. Ungrateful fool!
2:33 AM - Nov 22, 2017

Any adult would have dropped this little twitter battle before it started. But this infant of a president really can't shut his dumb mouth.
teedubbya Offline
#409 Posted:
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Lavaar is a carnival barking scumbag. He is a black version of Trump. They really are the same person.
frankj1 Offline
#410 Posted:
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teedubbya wrote:
Lavaar is a carnival barking scumbag. He is a black version of Trump. They really are the same person.

that explains a lot!
DrafterX Offline
#411 Posted:
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Think
victor809 Offline
#412 Posted:
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teedubbya wrote:
Lavaar is a carnival barking scumbag. He is a black version of Trump. They really are the same person.


I agree.

but he's a private citizen... there are no expectations of "not acting like an immature child"...

It has gotten to the point where donny-two-scoops will now engage the lowest common denominator in a twitter war.

I had thought our country deserved better than this from its president. I guess I was incorrect.
DrafterX Offline
#413 Posted:
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We deserve better.. but at least he's not Hillary.. Mellow
teedubbya Offline
#414 Posted:
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I’m ok with that my orange lipped friend.
DrafterX Offline
#415 Posted:
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Mad
delta1 Offline
#416 Posted:
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We're screwed, whether Hillary won or with Trump as President...

His petty obsessiveness with wiping Obama's slate clean will hurt most average Americans (destruction of Obamacare and roll-back of Dodd-Frank), negatively impact the American environment (Keystone has already sprung a leak and Obama enacted EPA reg roll-backs have affected water quality), our leadership position in the world's response to climate change and renewable energy (withdrawal from Obama supported Paris Accord), reduction of our dominant economic position in Asia (backing out of TPP and other multi-national trade deals), and maybe to the brink of another war in the ME (plan to de-certify the Obama led Iran nuclear deal).

Hillary's victory would've resulted in her Presidency being undermined by specious and endless politically motivated investigations by the GOP controlled House and Senate, tying her up in knots to prevent her from taking any effective action...the right would've been just as hysterical with her as they were with Obama. Stone-walling all nominations...but not doing any productive legislation...continuing the gridlock that pizzed off many Americans.

But Hillary wouldn't have done the damage that Trump has done so far...
TMCTLT Offline
#417 Posted:
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delta1 wrote:
We're screwed, whether Hillary won or with Trump as President...

His petty obsessiveness with wiping Obama's slate clean will hurt most average Americans (destruction of Obamacare and roll-back of Dodd-Frank), negatively impact the American environment (Keystone has already sprung a leak and Obama enacted EPA reg roll-backs have affected water quality), our leadership position in the world's response to climate change and renewable energy (withdrawal from Obama supported Paris Accord), reduction of our dominant economic position in Asia (backing out of TPP and other multi-national trade deals), and maybe to the brink of another war in the ME (plan to de-certify the Obama led Iran nuclear deal).

Hillary's victory would've resulted in her Presidency being undermined by specious and endless politically motivated investigations by the GOP controlled House and Senate, tying her up in knots to prevent her from taking any effective action...the right would've been just as hysterical with her as they were with Obama. Stone-walling all nominations...but not doing any productive legislation...continuing the gridlock that pizzed off many Americans.

But Hillary wouldn't have done the damage that Trump has done so far...





Full of crap


ROTFFLMOWAO
delta1 Offline
#418 Posted:
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When you stop laughing, can you name three accomplishments of the Trump Presidency that has improved the plight of the average American...
DrafterX Offline
#419 Posted:
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You should ask oil & gas & coal workers... Mellow
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#420 Posted:
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And with new trade deals prolly anybody in manufacturing.. DOD contractors as well... Mellow
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#421 Posted:
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And wall builders... The Dudes supplying wall stuff also... Mellow
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#422 Posted:
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The other day our moron of a president tweeted this...

Donald J. Trump

@realDonaldTrump
Time Magazine called to say that I was PROBABLY going to be named “Man (Person) of the Year,” like last year, but I would have to agree to an interview and a major photo shoot. I said probably is no good and took a pass. Thanks anyway!
2:40 PM - Nov 24, 2017

Of course this has been refuted by all other parties. He is literally lying about something which no one asked him or cared about.

Having this infantile idiot as president is creating some surreal dystopian science fiction future come true.... or it's almost like living in North Korea
DrafterX Offline
#423 Posted:
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Well, it's not like they gave him a peace prize or somethin... Mellow
victor809 Offline
#424 Posted:
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No... I'm sure he'll claim they were going to give him one of those but he refused as well...
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#425 Posted:
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His hubris and narcissism know no bounds.
TMCTLT Offline
#426 Posted:
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delta1 wrote:
When you stop laughing, can you name three accomplishments of the Trump Presidency that has improved the plight of the average American...



After just ONE year AL? Can you name three things your HERO Barry accomplished in his FIRST year??? Not just chit you agree with but things the rest of "average America" would point to?
Hell I'll make it even easier....name just ONE in his first year....
RMAN4443 Offline
#427 Posted:
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delta1 wrote:
When you stop laughing, can you name three accomplishments of the Trump Presidency that has improved the plight of the average American...

He beat Hilldog in the election Applause Applause ,and add to that all the things Drafter mentioned.....Applause Applause
delta1 Offline
#428 Posted:
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TMCTLT wrote:
After just ONE year AL? Can you name three things your HERO Barry accomplished in his FIRST year??? Not just chit you agree with but things the rest of "average America" would point to?
Hell I'll make it even easier....name just ONE in his first year....


The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, an $825 Billion plan that got some bipartisan support in order to pass. It was a necessary mix of stimulus money and tax cuts to jump-start the American economy that was severely damaged during the Great Recession. This was the big one.

Enacted a $2,500 tax credit for all American families for college related expenses.

Highway projects in all 50 states, totaling $9.3 Billion dollars and estimated to have created more than 250,000 new jobs.
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#429 Posted:
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The shovel-ready jobs that never happened..?? Huh
delta1 Offline
#430 Posted:
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DrafterX wrote:
You should ask oil & gas & coal workers... Mellow


Trump's efforts to help oil, gas and coal workers has primarily come in the form of rolling back regulations that were enacted to protect the average Americans. His orders have helped these industries ability to be more profitable and cut costs, but has also increased the safety risks these industries pose to the average American. A case in point was the approval of the Keystone Pipeline, which has already sprung a leak in the US, spilling 210,000 gallons of oil in South Dakota.

His decision to help the coal industry by rescinding the Stream Protection Rule that prohibited the dumping of heavy metals into waterways will reduce the supply of clean water to the average Americans who depend on those water sources for healthy drinking and personal use.
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#431 Posted:
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delta1 wrote:
The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, an $825 Billion plan that got some bipartisan support in order to pass. It was a necessary mix of stimulus money and tax cuts to jump-start the American economy that was severely damaged during the Great Recession. This was the big one.

Enacted a $2,500 tax credit for all American families for college related expenses.

Highway projects in all 50 states, totaling $9.3 Billion dollars and estimated to have created more than 250,000 new jobs.

That $2500 tax credit didn't benefit the "average American", just the ones with college related expenses, the other things you mention, weren't they the "Shovel Ready" jobs that never materialized?
delta1 Offline
#432 Posted:
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DrafterX wrote:
And with new trade deals prolly anybody in manufacturing.. DOD contractors as well... Mellow


I've heard of only one...a unilateral trade deal with China worth $250 Billion, with US companies like Boeing, Qualcomm and GE signing on. Experts say that it'll take awhile to see if these accords actually take hold because there are so many non-binding clauses.

Trump has mostly pulled out of multi-national trade deals that would have benefited most Americans in the long run. His decision to pull out of the Paris Accord puts the US at a disadvantage. Actual and potential American industries who would be strong competitors in the alternative energy production market are now marginalized while countries like China and India will get a head start until the next US President puts us back in the game with the rest of the world.

Nationalism/America first may sound safe and comfortable to many Americans, but globalization has been on-going since Columbus connected the world. Forward thinking leadership is needed to put America at the head of this economic process.
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#433 Posted:
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delta1 wrote:
I've heard of only one...a unilateral trade deal with China worth $250 Billion, with US companies like Boeing, Qualcomm and GE signing on. Experts say that it'll take awhile to see if these accords actually take hold because there are so many non-binding clauses.

Trump has mostly pulled out of multi-national trade deals that would have benefited most Americans in the long run. His decision to pull out of the Paris Accord puts the US at a disadvantage. Actual and potential American industries who would be strong competitors in the alternative energy production market are now marginalized while countries like China and India will get a head start until the next US President puts us back in the game with the rest of the world.

Nationalism/America first may sound safe and comfortable to many Americans, but globalization has been on-going since Columbus connected the world. Forward thinking leadership is needed to put America at the head of this economic process.

pretty sure that was a deal already agreed to before the election.
frankj1 Offline
#434 Posted:
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big Boeing order, anyway.
DrafterX Offline
#435 Posted:
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Didn't Trump bargain with them to get the new Air Force One at like half price..?? Huh
frankj1 Offline
#436 Posted:
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China makes AF One?
DrafterX Offline
#437 Posted:
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That would be gay... Mellow
frankj1 Offline
#438 Posted:
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well. I was getting worried.
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#439 Posted:
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frankj1 wrote:
China makes AF One?

I hear Chinese food goes in #1, but comes out #2 Anxious
teedubbya Offline
#440 Posted:
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Trump is on a blistering record setting pace for rounds of golf.
DrafterX Offline
#441 Posted:
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Ya, but he's really still working when he plays...Mellow
teedubbya Offline
#442 Posted:
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I know. Obama was just secretly practicing Islam when he played.
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#443 Posted:
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That Bassard..!! Mad
delta1 Offline
#444 Posted:
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RMAN4443 wrote:
That $2500 tax credit didn't benefit the "average American", just the ones with college related expenses, the other things you mention, weren't they the "Shovel Ready" jobs that never materialized?



The number of average Americans going to college far exceed the number of average Americans who work in the oil, gas and coal industries...so net plus for Obama's tax break for college expenses

Trump's lifting of environmental regulations did nothing to raise the average oil, gas and coal worker's pay, but can increase the bottom line profits for those companies and boost the net worth for their stockholders. Not sure how many Americans own stocks in those companies, but the net increase in per share value directly attributable to deregulation is beyond my abilities and may require a historical evaluation by economists after a few years...

IMHO - Net loss to average Americans when you consider future clean-up costs for poisoned waterways and oil-stained public lands, for which we all will have to pay

Agreed that Obama's stimulus package didn't have immediate results...the rate of unemployment went up after it passed, which led to the perception that it was a failure...reality was that the systemic problems from two years of great recession had so much momentum that it should have been part of the message at passage that it would take some time to start working...all of the stimulus money took time to plan, organize, distribute and execute...this wasn't like instant mashed potatoes...

The perception of failure was particularly expressed, loudly so, by conservatives, who opposed the plan because it did not include large enough tax cuts and cut-backs in government spending: these were the "austerity" moves adopted by most conservative countries in Europe, none of whom's recovery from the Great Recession matched that of the US...

Long term, the plan succeeded in helping the US economy recover from the Great Recession...unemployment rates steadily declined, but incrementally and too slowly for many Americans, especially the critics on the right...a partial explanation for Trump's rise to the Presidency.
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#445 Posted:
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Donny two-scoops, our moron in chief today tweeted:


Donald J. Trump‏Verified account
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We should have a contest as to which of the Networks, plus CNN and not including Fox, is the most dishonest, corrupt and/or distorted in its political coverage of your favorite President (me). They are all bad. Winner to receive the FAKE NEWS TROPHY!
6:04 AM - 27 Nov 2017

... I don't know if I should be depressed that our president is resorting to middle-school level insults (hey! lets have an ugly contest and see which girl wins the ugly trophy!).... or happy that our idiot of a president has graduated from grade-school insults...
Or should we be upset at the huge lack of respect our president is showing the 1st amendment, as he is the president, communicating over an official channel, his attempts to squash certain members of the press....

The irony meter flat out broke on his desire to exclude fox news...
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#446 Posted:
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DrafterX wrote:
Ya, but he's really still working when he plays...Mellow



I'm actually surprised that this answer is acceptable to the bootstrappy conservatives.


Here you have the president of the USA claiming he's "working" while playing golf. While you're supposed to be the party of "hard working american values"...

you know what's more efficient than "working while playing golf"? working.

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#447 Posted:
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He didn't include Fox because he knows it isn't really a News network...but it is a popular source of infotainment and "education" for Trump and his supporters, who don't care about facts, only alternative facts...
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^^Bahahaha...
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#449 Posted:
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And of course he works in da limo on the way to and from the golfcourse too... Mellow
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#450 Posted:
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DrafterX wrote:
And of course he works in da limo on the way to and from the golfcourse too... Mellow


MACS wrote:
^^Bahahaha...




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