Donald Trump, US President #47, US President #45, convicted felon, twice impeached, four times indicted, liable of rape, convicted for financial fraud, guilty of hiding hush money payments to porn actress in attempt to influence 2016 elections

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#1717257 8-Feb-2017 16:24

DarthKermit:

Makes me wonder WTF will this train wreck of an administration come out with next.

The sky's the limit my friend. Remember 2 words: post truth

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#1717269 8-Feb-2017 16:36

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DarthKermit:

Makes me wonder WTF will this train wreck of an administration come out with next.

The sky's the limit my friend. Remember 2 words: post truth

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#1717278 8-Feb-2017 16:47

frankv:

My preference is for a Swiss-style democracy, where the citizens periodically vote in binding referenda. A question can be added to the next referendum by a petition with some reasonably large number of signatures.

This is also my preference because of the principle involved, but it doesn't always give the best result:

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#1717288 8-Feb-2017 17:02

Wife dumps husband of 22 years for voting for Trump:

http://www.dw.com/en/wife-dumps-husband-over-trump/av-37449759

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#1717316 8-Feb-2017 18:03

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dclegg:

The White House has admitted that they will use the 'fake news' label as punishment to any press organisation that criticises the Trump administration.

They are simply endorsing that being lying is good.

IGNORANCE IS STRENGTH

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Some days it is. Keeping up with all this ructions is tiring.

All Trump's bologna is going to negatively affect stocks (and therefore kiwisaver, retirement funds and managed funds etc.) worldwide for the negative sooner or later. I'm hoping for a short, sharp jolt and quick recovery rather than a protracted Trump presidency with a corresponding long, hard drop with a slow recovery.

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#1717363 8-Feb-2017 20:01

just remembered something. you know how Presidents get briefed about national secrets ...

and, you know how Trump said "you think our country's so innocent?"

I wish I knew which secret(s) he was referring to ...

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#1717365 8-Feb-2017 20:02

On YouTube: "Is Steve Bannon the Real President? - The Daily Show"

Trevor Noah, of "The Daily Show" list of "Who is the real US president?"

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#4 Vladimir Puttin
#5 Donald Trump
#6 Goldman Sachs
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#1717367 8-Feb-2017 20:02

He knows who killed JFK and what's on Area 51!

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#1717387 8-Feb-2017 20:28

Didn't Marco Rubio's dad do it? Or was it Cruz? I have a hard time keeping my conspiracies straight.

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#1717393 8-Feb-2017 20:33

Rikkitic:

Didn't Marco Rubio's dad do it? Or was it Cruz? I have a hard time keeping my conspiracies straight.

one day he'll tweet the answer at 3am.

when I watched Obama on Bear Grylls' show, he said he's not allowed to carry a smartphone. obviously Trump has sacked whoever came up with that rule.

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#1717395 8-Feb-2017 20:35

joker97:
just remembered something. you know how Presidents get briefed about national secrets ...

and, you know how Trump said "you think our country's so innocent?"

Possibly just a sign that Trump sees 'journalists' as equivalent to 'Isis'.

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#1717396 8-Feb-2017 20:39

gzt:
joker97:

just remembered something. you know how Presidents get briefed about national secrets ...

and, you know how Trump said "you think our country's so innocent?"

Possibly just a sign that Trump sees 'journalists' as equivalent to 'Isis'.

No he was referring to how the US "establishment" (ie the equivalent of Russia's aristocrats) also make people they don't like "disappear"

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#1717400 8-Feb-2017 21:03

There are many articles refuting Trump's claims that the news media are under-reporting acts of terrorism.

This one from the Sydney Morning Herald is a personal favorite because of its admirable Australian directness:

The madness of Donald Trump's attack on the media

As Joe Biden might ask, in your life have you ever heard such "malarkey?" Or as you might, or might not say - horse feathers, hogwash, piffle, flapdoodle, baloney, hooey, hokum, blarney, twaddle, poppycock, applesauce, tommyrot or bushwa. Or, if you're among friends, you might just say: "What a load of cr*p."

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#1717406 8-Feb-2017 21:34

Currently watching the Kellyanne Conway interview on CNN. She is very good, fluent and never hesitates. She twists and turns to try to put a good spin on the ridiculous things Trump says and does, and almost makes them seem reasonable. I think she must have sold her soul to the devil to be as good as she is but if I was ever accused of a crime I would certainly want her defending me. She never misses a beat.

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#1717407 8-Feb-2017 21:42

Sideface:

There are many articles refuting Trump's claims that the news media are under-reporting acts of terrorism.

This one from the Sydney Morning Herald is a personal favorite because of its admirable Australian directness:

The madness of Donald Trump's attack on the media

As Joe Biden might ask, in your life have you ever heard such "malarkey?" Or as you might, or might not say - horse feathers, hogwash, piffle, flapdoodle, baloney, hooey, hokum, blarney, twaddle, poppycock, applesauce, tommyrot or bushwa. Or, if you're among friends, you might just say: "What a load of cr*p."

I'm sure Trump is working on ways to ban all things 3 letters, for example CNN, etc

But first he needs to sack all the judges in the country, introduce a new test to hire judges that he approves ...

Bet this is what keeps him awake after watching his pageant shows

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