T.T. is right up there with Toles and Luckovitch IMO. Different formats but he’s just brilliant.
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Brat is just another smug arrogant tea party republican who has started to upset different segments of his constituency back home. He won’t just have the women “up in his grill” but enough others to vote him out.
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"The drama needs to ramp down," Brat said.
Not going to happen.
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He praised Trump for doing "an outstanding job negotiating"
We can tell.
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Yes, he really needs to stop listening to that voice in his head. It tells him to say the stupidest shit.
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Redundant.
The article already mentioned his party affiliation and association with the “Freedumb caucus”
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Agreed, until the next time he opens his mouth.
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He’s getting ‘bad advice’ from the ‘media’ who only produces ‘fake news’?
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“We need to be on a team.”
Sorry, Dave.
Nothing gets Bannon’s SitRoom shark tank more crazed and frothing than the Dark Lord asking the beasts, “Do you want mustard on your Brat?”
It’s stories like this what make me think the Democrats should help the GOP on none legislation. Nada. Zilch. Bupkis.
They’re the gang that can’t shoot straight and they’re in a circular firing squad heading over a cliff like a herd of cats. Seriously just pick a metaphor.
Unless they propose Medicare for all, or a bump in the tax rate for the top 1%, or increased funding of climate science, or Free Unicorns For Everybody, then not. One. Single. Vote.
Let them prove they can govern.
Because they always have the absolute worst ideas.
FEMA camps?
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I find this interesting. This article didn’t flow exactly like i expected reading the title, but this got me thinking that a way to cripple the entire T rump regime is to publicly question the advice that tRump is receiving from his closed circle of advisers. Clearly, tRump has no experience in government, especially at this level. To help him navigate the complexities that are too difficult for him to contemplate, he’s appointed a very tight entourage of equally inexperienced policy advisers who he thinks will tell him what to do. Judging from the very brief, but extremely visible chain of failures he’s amassed thus far in his presidency, it is plainly obvious to the world that tRump is getting very bad advice from his closest friends and family. tRump prides himself on success, above all else. When he’s incapable of achieving success, his decisions will fall back on those who’ve given him such bad advice, making him less trusting in the soundness and wisdom of that advice in the future, thus causing a much greater misalignment of the gears of his regime, thus causing even more epic failures.tRump does not know what he’s doing. He only knows what he sees on Faux News and the words he can understand written in Breitbart. If his adviser’s wisdom and integrity are publicly called into question, he’ll become a fish in the middle of the Sahara. He’ll have no clue what to do because he won’t have anyone around him who he can trust who can make him win.
On that note, the failure of the AHCA is all Kushner’s fault! Bad advice! tRump should not have listened to him.
That would amount of thought would have taken Our Dear leader at least five years to think.
One person’s bad counsel is another person’s common sense.
Bad Advice? Poor Brat, is he complaining that he didn't get called to the WH for lunch? His nonsense speech is worse than deplorable .