Such a manly way for an American President to behave.
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He’s going to lament his fall from the graces of the Generals out there, too. This from HuffPost:
Retired Gen. David Petraeus Suggests He Would Reject Offer To Serve Under Trump
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Poor booby looking for praise in all the wrong places… wait…I feel a song is in there somewhere.
Donnie, when you tell a bald faced lie (“we won and defeated ISIS”) don’t expect praise. Then when you compound it by a precipitous pull out with no consultations with allies or our people… expecting fawning praise is just stupid. Plus you leave allies we had commitments to in the lurch and at risk of their lives by doing this and you hand the battlefield to the crazy people.
And you expect fawning praise from clear eyed people you can’t fool.
Not only are you incompetent, you are just plain stupid.
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3 zeros too many according to published reports. But your amount is more to the truth of the matter.
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To be fair, while I’m sure Walter Jones has all kinds of bad ideas of his own, he is the only republican rep I know of who is in a safe seat and nevertheless thumbs his nose at R congressional leadership on a regular basis…
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Donnie has a serious learning disorder. No pivot yet. Never will be.
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Trump whines more than all previous Presidents put together.
What a special snowflake he is!
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He’s too stupid to know how stupid he is.
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Better load up the Wahhhhmbulance with Big Macs, Diet Coke and porn vids.
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This is the same Rep. Walter Jones® whose bill changed the name of French Toast and Fries in the Congressional Dining Room to “Freedom toast and fries” in order to demean the French for refusing to go along with the false intelligent being used by Dim Son’s handlers to invade Iraq. When the body bags of the 82nd Airborne started coming back into Fort Bragg in his district with no sign of WMDs he repealed that bill but never really acknowledged that it was because he realized that Bush had lied the nation into a catastrophic war of choice. As Bush rises to #3 in Gallups poll of most favorable men we must keep reminding the nation that he is a war criminal. The Obama’s embrace of him is not a good thing as it normalizes his dastardly history.
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Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., a Trump backer and leading voice on national security and foreign affairs on Capitol Hill,
That statement right there: for today only
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The problem here is that the basic premise is wrong yet the media keeps repeating it and the Dems don’t seem to refute it correctly or at all. Let me.
We don’t need a wall. There is no security threat or crisis at the southern border that is not dealt with by current installations or by modest upgrades of old infrastructure in the normal course of events. If there is a serious terrorism threat a wall will not do a damn thing about it, if they’re serious they will figure out ways to get around a static waste of money and destructive of the environment wall. Intelligence services combined with current border security forces, and any new targeted special law enforcement/operations forces as needed, should address any real threats, or would if the President supported our Intelligence Services or comprehended what they do and how they do it, but he doesn’t, so we are more vulnerable, but not because we lack a “Great Wall of Southwestern United States” but because our President is a rank ignorant, incompetent, unconcerned, traitorous criminal thug and the only wall that needs to go up is the wall between Trump and the United States Government.
Or something like that.
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Trump is the first half of the word shithead. Someone should tell him there is nothing he could ever do to make up for all the harm he has already caused, except maybe, to o.d. on something.
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To be fair, Jones had a huge change of heart, and felt we were lied to about getting into Iraq, and became a fierce critic of the neocons in the Bush Administration. He’s also worked with some of the most liberal House Dems, including Jim McGovern, to change directions in Iraq and Afghanistan. And, he challenged Wall St by strongly supporting financial reform, losing his seat on the Financial Services Committee as a result. He’s still very conservative in the old-fashioned sense, but is a man of principle. A dying breed, unfortunately.
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Yes let’s look at another area where Trump made campaign promises that he hasn’t kept, hasn’t worked on keeping, but seems that some one in the WH got to him to keep his bigly yap shut.
“Insurance For Everybody”
“No Cuts…To Medicaid”
“No One Will Lose Coverage”
“Nobody Will Worse Off Financially”
“Get Rid Of Artificial Lines” selling insurance across state lines
“Everyone Will Be Taken Care Of”
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Alone? Again? I think I detect a theme developing here.
Maybe he’s getting acclimated to an 8’ x 10’ room.
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So this is why we’re now getting steel slates? Or now the metaphoric wall has become “border security”? Did someone hand Trump the detailed estimate of what he promised?
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Hope rings eternal.
Senator Graham may still be around to ring in the New Year with tRump in the White House. Maybe a Happy Meal and a foot massage would turn that frown upside-down.
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