Making America great, once again. rollseyes
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President Trump saw that he was facing a united front.
To find oneself isolated in a concert of nations is contrary to American history.
Vive La France!
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considering that the marks that Macronâs handshake left on Trumpâs hand is probably a sign of a seriously poorly functioning circulatory systemâŠnot much longerâŠthe widow maker stroke is not far away now.
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and Abeâs face is all likeâŠâwhy bother? Heâs gonna die soon. Shine him on and buy him big, fatty hamburgers like I doâŠâ
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hahahahahahahahahahahaha Yeah I kind of get that same thing from his expression.
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Trump say he âwill not allow other countries to raise massive tariffs.â
One of these people is either lying or delusional. Hint. Itâs not the tall, dark, and slender bilingual one.
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He created a distraction when he walked in late for Saturdayâs breakfast meeting during the Group of Seven summit of leading industrialized nations being held in Quebec.
Puppet walked in late for a meal in order to upstage the woman speaking? Couldnât this have been predicted?
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I really hope that our neighbors and allies in Canada and in Europe understand the dynamics of the American way of electing a president and the role that the EC played in getting Puppet elected and that We The People in the best sense of those words did not choose him.
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Thatâs his âIâm not afraid of you pose.â Or itâs his signal for Ivanka to come hold her baby.
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If my UK relatives are any indication, they donât inderstand why the US president is both head of state and head of goverment. This is almost unheard of in advanced western countries where the PM or Chancellor, or whatever, is just another politician to be dispensed with when they canât maintain governance.
In any of these countries, Trump would be long gone by now and would have have never been chosen to lead a political party. The Euros prefer even their authoritarians to be literate and at least have the vestiges of competentcy.
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So he was late arriving yesterdayâŠlate to a meeting today and left early? I know that the other G6 leaders were thinking what we frequently say around here. I miss Barack!!!
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I totally agree with you. One thing that worries me, I have read that the voter turnout was not that high in California for the primaries. I had hoped/assumed the energy would be booming there.
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We could have taken a vote of no confidence a long time ago if he were not both and dissolved his government. Iâm no constitutional expert of course but Iâm imagining the Founders wanted a clean break with traditional European methods of governing and/or ruling.
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Arriving late is a dominance tactic. Somehow, I donât think it worked out the way it was supposed to. They just went on without him, as if he were irrelevant.
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Theyâre still counting the votes for the mayor of SF, but if the trend of the results continues, we will have the first African American woman mayor ever. Iâm cheered knowing that. But according to this theyâre still counting votes all over the state.
Elections officials already have counted nearly 4.2 million votes statewide. If all 2.6 million unprocessed ballots are verified, then voter turnout for the primary would be about 36 percent, a significant jump from a record low 25 percent in 2014.
https://www.sacbee.com/news/politics-government/capitol-alert/article212787839.html
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Thatâs funny. All it says to me is âI like hamburgers.â
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âWithout the United Statesâ
We, the majority, are being held hostage by the bog people and mole men. Our archaic system encourages kakistocracy!
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Who could forget this and the wide expanse of shirtfront below the dull eyes and empty head.
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Because we donât have a parliamentary system and if the founders had wanted to give us one, they would have.
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Look at that fucking American idiot blundering in.
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