Every single bill in Congress should have an amendment that no government money can go to any business directly or indirecfly controlled by a member of the Trump family. Otherwise the Senate Democrats should filibuster all spending bills.
TRumP caNt Do Conflict. He’s President so Doesn’t not alllowed conflicTs he can do whatever he wants, PerfecTly, and You LibTard losers can Go cry like liTTle girls.
Very funny. Got any jokes about dwarfs?
TGoET is a parody account. Check your snark meter.
Congrats, Eustace. You snared another one!
Remember when we thought that the Republican party was dying out–or at least a permanent minority party?
Good times.
Great, except that trump happily brags that he is a crook.
I read today that the factory of the future will have two employees, a human and a dog. The human’s job is to feed the dog. The dog’s job is to keep the human from touching the machinery.
Q: What did the midget say when he was asked for a dollar?
A: “Sorry, I’m a little short”
Evolution.
Devolution.
We are DEVO.
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Not Red Hats!
They need to take them off and dance. Safety first, of course
I stand corrected.
A modest idea: Trump’s current business activity clearly involves receiving “emoluments” (a salary, fee, or profit) from interests, public & private in foreign states. Such activity for a President is in clear violation of Article 1, Section 9, Clause 8 (the Emoluments Clause) of the Constitution. Trump continues to assert that he will not cease his business activities upon becoming President. Thus, as soon as he takes the Oath of Office he will be in clear violation of the Constitution and his oath to “faithfully execute the Office of President of the United States, and will to the best of my ability, preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States.”
Given that under these circumstances, the instant he takes the Oath he will be violating it, can Trump be legally sworn in and granted the Presidency?
I like how you think. I always have.