BREAKING: In a shocking moment, during a rant in which he brutally criticizes Fed Chair Jerome Powell, Trump forgets that he appointed him, saying "I'm surprised he was appointed. I was surprised that Biden put him in." Trump nominated him in 2017.
Another example of the Teflon Don, nothing sticks, especially not facts or knowledge, they just slide right off his Teflon brain. It's why his sycophants love him so much, he's not burdened by facts and reality, he just makes it up as he goes along and the sycophants just dance and giggle along behind him like gleeful rats following the pumpkin Pie-faced Piper.
You raise a good question. Does Trump not know he appointed Powell, or is he just lying? Ignorance or dishonesty, thats pretty much all that comes out of his mouth.
On three separate occasions in the Oval Office today, Donald Trump attacked decisions he made during his first term, while forgetting he had been president before.
Look at it this way. They can be tortured and live (which was Miller's point if you actually listen) or they can risk being shot and die. Hmmmm capture and live? Or on the street dead. Tough call.
And holy fuck................from 2003? 22 years old? THAT is some serious digging...........but not unexpected.
Beats the hell out of death doncha think (as was alluded to)? And yes, digging...........well when one follows those with like minds, like this ...........person, one is bound to agree. Again, 17, and still wet behind the ears. Not too far behind a couple of dems who will not be named.
By and large, Americans are dumping Donald Trump’s policies.
Within the first seven months of his second term, Trump has managed to add trillions to the deficit, eviscerate agencies like the Education Department, rattle the economy, shake America’s strongest alliances, develop concentration camps for his sweeping deportation program, and strip popular social programs such as Medicaid from millions of Americans.
Approximately half of U.S. adults—49 percent—believe that Trump’s policies have “done more to hurt” them than help them since he returned to the White House, according to the survey. Twenty-two percent of that group reported that Trump’s policies have not made much of a difference in their lives, while just 27 percent—little more than a quarter—of the polled population responded that Trump had actually helped them.
“As it sits today, I don’t know his policies have made much of a difference in my day-to-day life,” Landon Lindemer, a 29-year-old logistics manager from suburban Atlanta who voted for Trump three times, told The Associated Press .
The only policies that have affected me is his economic policies. And that really only affects me at the grocery store.
I'm on TriCare so I'm not worried about my medical care. We are reasonably well off and don't live hand to mouth but that could change at any moment. But we don't live scared of an uncertain economic future. I worry about the political future.
“As it sits today, I don’t know his policies have made much of a difference in my day-to-day life,” Landon Lindemer, a 29-year-old logistics manager from suburban Atlanta who voted for Trump three times, told The Associated Press .
You generally don't expect a three time Trump voter from Georgia to be the voice of reason... but here we are.
Why do you think the dems never did anything about this? Why didn't they scream about transparency while Joe was in office? If I was a conspiracy kind of guy I would swear they waited until Hilary got rid of the murder evidence and it was now OK to pursue.
"Fúck you. You suck. You're fat, you're a joke, you're stupid, you're not funny... This entire thing has been a scam. We're gonna look back at MAGA movement as the biggest scam in history. The liberals were right... we will see Trump as a scam artist."
It's appropriate that a man who built his political brand appealing to broken brains via conspiratorial nonsense (Birtherism), is now being skewered by those same misfit toys, beholden as they are to conspiracism as an all-consuming worldview. Dr. Frankenstein meet your monsters
Of all the outrageous and damaging words and deeds of Trump, it is remarkable that this is (thus far) the most likely factor to dissuade Trump supporters.
To me, it comes as no surprise that Trump was heavily involved with Epstein and his abuse of women. The evidence has been out there for years. This guy was elected in spite of 'grab them by the pussy' and then again after being found liable for sexual abuse. Trump's lack of morals and class should be well known. Why is this such a big deal now?
That said, if this causes Trump's support to drop, I am all for it.
In Trump’s Washington, all sorts of nefarious people — convicted tax frauds, bribers, and crypto swindlers — have been paying well-connected Trump insiders as much as $10 million to help them get a pardon.
Roger Ver, known as “Bitcoin Jesus” and charged with evading more than $48 million in taxes, spent $600,000 between February and April of this year enlisting the services of Roger Stone (Stone received a pardon from Trump in 2020; Ver is still hoping for his).
Trevor Milton, a former billionaire who donated nearly $2 million to Trump’s reelection efforts, hired Attorney General Pam Bondi’s brother, Brad Bondi, to advocate on his behalf and was pardoned, sparing him prison time as well as having to pay $165 million to the investors he defrauded with his electric-truck company.
The closest historic analogy to what’s happening in Trump’s Washington is the court of Louis XIV, which brimmed with competitive sycophancy and insider deals. As the Duke de Saint Simon noted in his memoir , written in the 1730s:
“His Ministers, generals, mistresses, and courtiers soon found out his weak point, namely, his love of hearing his own praises. There was nothing he liked so much as flattery, or, to put it more plainly, adulation; the coarser and clumsier it was, the more he relished it. That was the only way to approach him; if he ever took a liking to a man it was invariably due to some lucky stroke of flattery in the first instance, and to indefatigable perseverance in the same line afterwards.”
But flattery could go only so far. During the French Revolution, Louis XIV’s tomb was desecrated and his remains scattered.
President Trump wonders why Biden put Jerome Powell in office. No word if any of the reporters had the balls to tell him he put Powell in office.
"He was just joking."
In case anyone wants to dispute that Trump said this, here is exactly what Trump said.
"He's a terrible fed chair. I was surprised he was appointed. I was surprised , frankly , that Biden put him in and extended him."
Another example of the Teflon Don, nothing sticks, especially not facts or knowledge, they just slide right off his Teflon brain. It's why his sycophants love him so much, he's not burdened by facts and reality, he just makes it up as he goes along and the sycophants just dance and giggle along behind him like gleeful rats following the pumpkin Pie-faced Piper.
You raise a good question. Does Trump not know he appointed Powell, or is he just lying? Ignorance or dishonesty, thats pretty much all that comes out of his mouth.
I think it's pretty clear he has no fucking clue he appointed him, it's not an act, he's just dumb as shit.
Ummmmm maybe the first time..............
Trump appointed him.
Doesnt he know how to speak properly ?
Maybe it was just his childhood stutter
Chickenshit cowards
And they all have the nerve to talk about Biden's senility
Trump has no idea what he is doing, and no memory of what he has done. Other than that.....
And no desire to learn either.
Derangement Syndrome.
Didn't he bring them coffee every now and then?
Is he gonna be like the gramma who can't remember the names of all her grandkids and mixes up their names?
Young Stephen Miller shows enthusiasm and admiration for torturing our enemies.
(1) BreakThrough News on X: "Stephen Miller: “Torture is a celebration of human life and dignity.” Leaked video shows the current White House Chief of Staff at 17, describing the torture of Iraqis in gruesome detail as the group erupts in laughter. https://t.co/2dqfJUQwHe" / X
Look at it this way. They can be tortured and live (which was Miller's point if you actually listen) or they can risk being shot and die. Hmmmm capture and live? Or on the street dead. Tough call.
And holy fuck................from 2003? 22 years old? THAT is some serious digging...........but not unexpected.
I didnt dig for anything, it was on twitter today.
Miller expresses enthusiasm for cutting peoples fingers off. Maybe you are the one who needs to watch it more closely.
Beats the hell out of death doncha think (as was alluded to)? And yes, digging...........well when one follows those with like minds, like this ...........person, one is bound to agree. Again, 17, and still wet behind the ears. Not too far behind a couple of dems who will not be named.
Do you think young Stephen Miller tied rocks to cats tails and threw them into the lake ?
I wouldn't doubt it. He seems like he would be a serial killer or torturer if he wasn't in the White House
Are the 2 mutually exclusive?
lol
no
He's too sick for words
If you dont want to watch the whole video go the 2:00 mark for a couple good chuckles
Devastating New Poll Shows Almost Everyone Is Unhappy Under Trump
Donald Trump has gotten a brutal performance review.
Devastating New Poll Shows Almost Everyone Is Unhappy Under Trump | The New Republic
By and large, Americans are dumping Donald Trump’s policies.
Within the first seven months of his second term, Trump has managed to add trillions to the deficit, eviscerate agencies like the Education Department, rattle the economy, shake America’s strongest alliances, develop concentration camps for his sweeping deportation program, and strip popular social programs such as Medicaid from millions of Americans.
But despite following through on his campaign promises, Trump has failed to earn majority support for any major issue, according to a new poll from The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research published Thursday.
Approximately half of U.S. adults—49 percent—believe that Trump’s policies have “done more to hurt” them than help them since he returned to the White House, according to the survey. Twenty-two percent of that group reported that Trump’s policies have not made much of a difference in their lives, while just 27 percent—little more than a quarter—of the polled population responded that Trump had actually helped them.
“As it sits today, I don’t know his policies have made much of a difference in my day-to-day life,” Landon Lindemer, a 29-year-old logistics manager from suburban Atlanta who voted for Trump three times, told The Associated Press .
The only policies that have affected me is his economic policies. And that really only affects me at the grocery store.
I'm on TriCare so I'm not worried about my medical care. We are reasonably well off and don't live hand to mouth but that could change at any moment. But we don't live scared of an uncertain economic future. I worry about the political future.
Again... a voice of reason.
And TBF, it's too early for there to have been much impact from his economic policies yet, anyway. We won't really feel that until next year.
You generally don't expect a three time Trump voter from Georgia to be the voice of reason... but here we are.
take a look
Why do you think the dems never did anything about this? Why didn't they scream about transparency while Joe was in office? If I was a conspiracy kind of guy I would swear they waited until Hilary got rid of the murder evidence and it was now OK to pursue.
wow
Finally. Maybe some of them are starting to get it.
Yeah, we know.
Of all the outrageous and damaging words and deeds of Trump, it is remarkable that this is (thus far) the most likely factor to dissuade Trump supporters.
To me, it comes as no surprise that Trump was heavily involved with Epstein and his abuse of women. The evidence has been out there for years. This guy was elected in spite of 'grab them by the pussy' and then again after being found liable for sexual abuse. Trump's lack of morals and class should be well known. Why is this such a big deal now?
That said, if this causes Trump's support to drop, I am all for it.