Oh please … you think Reagen worked for “the People” ???
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Maybe his work schedule is actually a hoax perpetrated by the Chinese… maybe there is no work.
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Outrageous.
The thing is, he’d probably like to fill the time doing SOMETHING, but his ignorance is so complete he simply doesn’t KNOW enough about how government or the country works to do much, and he is too stupid to learn!
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An undocumented worker took his job.
He has nothing left to do but watch TV all day, blame minorities for his problems, and brag that he could have the nation straightened out “so fast it would make your head spin” if he were put in charge.
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I would exempt President Obama from your generalization.
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I have some kind of vague recollection that a number of weeks he decided to do some questionable consulting (or something) for someone (questionable), but am too lazy to check it out…
Plus, I have been so happy not to have to be looking at that ugly mug on a daily basis that I haven’t bothered to question further!
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Big thing reading through his schedule is wondering who sets up all the “work” meetings and agenda. I have a hard time believing he does any of that or has a clue what he’d even do outside of watching TV and tweeting responses that pop into his head. I feel like he goes to those meetings, just nods his head while someone tells him stuff, they ask him what he thinks, he talks it over with some adviser that recommends a few options, he selects one, says do that, then walks back to watch tv and tweet till the next meeting someone else has set up. Pretty much what he did with the apprentice show. Producer set it all up and just brought him in to act out his part then he when back to his tv.
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Oh the one hand: I work hard—“Executive Time” isn’t me just watching tv.
On the other: FIND OUT WHO IS LEAKING MY SCHEDULE!!!
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For those old enough to remember Dobie Gillis, here’s Maynard G Krebs with his signature reaction to the idea of WORK!
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RIP. Representative Walter (Freedom Fries) Jones was for the Iraq war before he was against it.
Given my own past travails, I think it requires at least one single sentence of more than one word. Which does present a problem for totally appropriate, pithy, one word comments.
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Odd - I don’t see “elevenses” or “second breakfast” mentioned anywhere.
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I got more primary votes than Eisenhower.
More people attended my Inauguration than any, ever, including Alexander of Macedonia’s Inauguration.
My Administration is working like a finely tuned machine. Just nobody wants to report that.
Putin swears to me, vehemently that he did not rig our election so a dumb fuck like me could win.
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Yeah, the comment system wants you to say like you mean it.
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He is spending all that time overseeing his personal businesses. He is doing the job of president part-time. Some would call this a blessing but I would say it doesn’t take much effort for him to completely sell out our country.
But some people don’t seem to tire from so much winning…
https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/trade-war-record-farm-bankruptcy_us_5c611dcee4b0910c63f251ad
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I want to say that I’ve had it react unhappily to 2-3 words in a sentence, but I can’t actually give an example. Since my “succinct comment” strategy has changed to 1-word-pith plus emoji or graphic, there have been no further issues. 
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“sniff out Axios’ source by using their IT employees.”
And they haven’t alreay?
The fact they have never admitted to catching anyone for any leak sort of tells me this is a group effort.
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In fact, I probably work more hours than almost any past President…
Bullshiter extraordinaire!
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And height, too: remember that he grew an inch last time, just so the fat man wouldn’t qualify as obese.
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