What has Trump done to this country?

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DIY-HP-LED

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It's still early, but as the pros say many of the votes are getting "locked in" now, as the election approaches I would expect others to pile on too. That's not counting what's gonna happen between now and nov with Donald, events, congressional oversight and court cases. Whatever racist hardcore base Trump has, he will be digging into that too before election day. It's the house and the senate are where the damage will be greatest, especially if the democrats can tie Trump as closely as possible to them, which is no problem. The senate is the prize now and getting rid of as many of the republican cocksuckers as possible. Joe beating Trump in a landslide will cost the GOP more senate seats and if Nancy impeaches him and makes them defend trump over the covid response while the folks back home are getting hammered with covid...
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topcat

topcat

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Jimdamick said:
I'll tell you just a few things

Withdraw from the Paris Climate Accord
Withdraw from the Trans Pacific Partnership
Withdraw from the Iranian Nuclear Agreement
Withdraw from the World Heath Organization
Withdraw from NAFTA
Withdraw from the UN Human Rights Council
Withdraw from UNESCO
Withdraw from the World Trade Organization

There are more, but I'm tired of typing withdraw.

Never in the 1,227 days of Trump’s presidency has the nation seemed to cry out for leadership as it did Sunday, yet Trump made no attempt to provide it.

That was by design it seems.

Trump and some of his advisers calculated that he should not speak to the nation because he's a fucking idiot and had nothing new to say and had no tangible policy or action to announce yet, according to a senior administration official. Evidently not feeling an urgent motivation Sunday to try to bring people together, he stayed silent, which was nice for a change.

Trump let his tweets speak for themselves.

One attacked the Democratic mayor of Minneapolis; another announced that his administration would designate the ANTIFA movement a terrorist organization (good luck on that one), a third accused the media of fomenting hatred and anarchy & in yet another, he praised himself for the deployment of the National Guard and denigrated former vice president Joe Biden.

Then that cocksucker Tweeted

“Get tough Democrat Mayors and Governors. These people are ANARCHISTS. Call in our National Guard NOW. The World is watching and laughing at you and Sleepy Joe. Is this what America wants? NO!!!”

Then he Tweeted that he was ready to kill the protesters and release,

“the most vicious dogs, and most ominous weapons, I have ever seen,”

The United States is visibly, painfully broken by Trump & the unprecedented confluence of health, economic and social crises, any one of which alone would test a president, but Trump is not a POTUS, he's a fucking fool

It was extraordinary then to hear some in the public arena suggest yesterday that this idiot ought stay in the background, arguing that Trump lacked the moral authority and credibility necessary to heal the country.

“He should just stop talking. This is like Charlottesville all over again,” Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms said yesterday on CNN’s “State of the Union,” referring to Trump’s equivocations following a deadly white-supremacist rally in 2017. “He speaks, and he makes it worse. There are times when you should just be quiet. And I wish that he would just be quiet.”

I simply wish he would fucking die & do this country & the World in general a favor :)

This weekend exemplified many of the characteristics that have defined Trump’s five years as a presidential candidate and president, chaos and unrest, fear and anger, division and disruption. Some of these themes and qualities helped draw Trump’s brain dead supporters to him and keep them faithful, giving him a chance at reelection in November despite the carnage on his watch this spring.

“The rioting in the streets has put an exclamation point on what this president cannot do: To bring people around and say we are all in this together,” said Tom Rath, a longtime Republican official and former attorney general in New Hampshire. “On his automatic transmission, there is one speed. It is not conciliate. It is not comfort. It is not forge consensus. It is attack. And the frustration right now is that nobody is in charge. Anarchy rules.”

Yup, Anarchy rules for sure now, cities are burning from coast to coast, the National Guard is active in 3 states, curfews everywhere & the US militaries MP's are on alert to quell the riots in this country for the 1st time since the fucking Civil War.

Nice work Trump

Only 5 more months, and we can dump this POS
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schuylaar

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i'm going to place this here under 'what has ttrumpy* done to our country'?

enjoy..we've had quite a few neighbors (THE outside element) steal packages recently and this came to my attention..some good engineering prowess and you've caught your thief!..BTW this was NOT worth police time- but shaking down and murdering black men and women?


last I looked..a package thief is 'real' policing (which is what you said you want to do)..someone selling singles? not so fvcking much! (and just so we're keeping it real..people don't want to buy singles and would prefer the whole pack!):finger:
 
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schuylaar

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VILEPLUME said:
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what a jelly fvck.

wasn't he the one who went down the stairs a day ago, one by one, causing everyone to talk about his neurological holds glass with two hands? why yes it was..he's a 5-year-old..christ! that's when he split from himself psychologically..he had some fvcking trauma classic case shrinks 101 can tell you this..everything about trumpy* is juvenile because he's 5 in a 74 year old man body.
 
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hanimmal

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Unclebaldrick said:
“Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World’s Most Dangerous Man"

Now that's a fucking book title.
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That is awesome.

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A niece of President Trump will divulge a series of damaging stories about him in an upcoming book, the first time that the president could be forced to grapple with unflattering revelations by a member of his own family.

The niece, Mary Trump, will release the book, “Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World’s Most Dangerous Man,” on July 28, according to Ms. Trump’s publisher, Simon & Schuster. The Daily Beast first reported on the book on Sunday.

In the book, Ms. Trump, 55, will say she was a primary source for The New York Times’s coverage of Mr. Trump’s finances and provided the newspaper with confidential tax documents. A spokeswoman for The Times declined to comment on Sunday. The White House did not respond to a request for comment.

Three journalists from The Times received the Pulitzer Prize for explanatory reporting last year for their work providing an unprecedented look at the Trump family’s finances and contradicting Mr. Trump’s image as a self-made billionaire.

Ms. Trump is the daughter of Fred Trump Jr., the president’s older brother, who died in 1981. She has mostly kept out of the public eye, except for a family feud over the will of the Trump family patriarch, Fred Trump Sr., who died in 1999.

Several former White House aides and Trump administration members have written books that have been problematic for the president, including the former F.B.I director James Comey; Andrew G. McCabe, a former deputy F.B.I. director; Cliff Sims, a former Trump aide; and an anonymous official who published a scorching indictment that questioned the president’s fitness for office.

Publishers have made a small fortune from tell-alls and journalistic investigations into the Trump administration. Simon & Schuster has already released a handful of books with damaging information about the president and his family, among them Bob Woodward’s “Fear: Trump in the White House,” which sold more than a million copies in its first week; “Unhinged: An Insider’s Account of the Trump White House,” by Omarosa Manigault Newman, a reality TV star and former Trump adviser; and, recently, “The Art of Her Deal,” an unauthorized biography of Melania Trump by the Washington Post reporter Mary Jordan.

This summer, Simon & Schuster is also publishing a memoir by John Bolton, Mr. Trump’s former national security adviser. The book’s release has been complicated by disputes over what the Trump administration contends is classified information.

The White House is expected to give Mr. Bolton a redacted version of his manuscript by Friday, which would be four days before the book’s current publication date. In his memoir, Mr. Bolton recounts how the president held up security assistance to Ukraine as leverage to get officials there to take up investigations into Democrats, including the Bidens — a scandal that led to the president’s impeachment.

(Simon & Schuster also published Mr. Trump’s own campaign book, “Great Again,” through its imprint Threshold Editions.)

A book by a member of the president’s own family is likely to be a lightning rod. Mr. Trump is facing criticism for his handling of the pandemic and the nationwide protests against police brutality, and his niece’s book is scheduled to come out just a few months before the election.

Mary Trump has largely stayed out of the spotlight during the Trump presidency, but she has criticized her uncle in the past, after she and her brother filed a lawsuit over the will of Fred Trump Sr., the president’s father. In the suit, Mary and her brother claimed that Donald Trump and his siblings had exercised “undue influence” over the distribution of Fred Trump’s estate, which was worth hundreds of millions of dollars. In a rare interview with The New York Daily News in 2000, Mary Trump blasted her uncle and his siblings.

“My aunt and uncles should be ashamed of themselves,” she said. “I’m sure they are not.”
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