The Trump Presidency
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57Brave
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Jeff Tiedrich
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here's the thing: "successful businessman" is a character Trump played
on a TV show. in real life, Trump is a serial ****-up who had to turn to
laundering Russian mob money once his Klansman father was no longer
around to bail him out of one ****ing disastrous deal after another
@itsJeffTiedrich
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37m
here's the thing: "successful businessman" is a character Trump played
on a TV show. in real life, Trump is a serial ****-up who had to turn to
laundering Russian mob money once his Klansman father was no longer
around to bail him out of one ****ing disastrous deal after another
sturg33
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I'm old enough to remember when saying somewhere was a ****hole was racist
cajunrevenge
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https://www.businessinsider.com/don...lizabeth-warren-2019-10?utm_source=reddit.com
Trump once proposed a wealth tax far more extreme than anything Elizabeth Warren has proposed. He has been throwing **** on the wall trying to get something to stick for 30 years. He finally found a group of gullible enough to buy his schtick.
Trump once proposed a wealth tax far more extreme than anything Elizabeth Warren has proposed. He has been throwing **** on the wall trying to get something to stick for 30 years. He finally found a group of gullible enough to buy his schtick.
nsacpi
Expects Yuge Games
The author of an anonymous column in the New York Times in 2018, who was identified as a senior Trump administration official acting as part of the “resistance” inside the government, has written a tell-all book to be published next month.
The book, titled, “A WARNING,” is being promoted as “an unprecedented behind-the-scenes portrait of the Trump presidency” that expands upon the Times column, which ricocheted around the world and stoked the president’s rage because of its devastating portrayal of Trump in office.
The column described Trump’s leadership style as “impetuous, adversarial, petty and ineffective,” and noted that “his impulsiveness results in half-baked, ill-informed and occasionally reckless decisions that have to be walked back.”
There is no modern historical parallel for a firsthand account of a sitting president written in book form by an anonymous author. Many senior government officials, including some who served in the Trump administration, have written books under their own names. Many more have shared information with journalists on the condition of anonymity, perhaps most famously the official known as Deep Throat who was a key source for Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein’s reporting in The Post on the Watergate scandal.
The 1996 publication of “Primary Colors: A Novel of Politics” caused a sensation in part because of the anonymity of its author, who was later revealed to be columnist Joe Klein. The book was a work of fiction, although its characters and events mirrored Bill Clinton’s 1992 presidential campaign.
The anonymous author of “A WARNING” did not take an advance and intends to donate some of the royalties to nonprofit organizations that focus on government accountability and supporting truth-tellers in repressive countries, including the White House Correspondents’ Association, Latimer said.
“The author could have received a seven-figure advance for writing this book,” Latimer said. “But ‘A WARNING’ was not written for financial reasons. The author sees this as an act of conscience and of duty, which is why the author refused any advance and is donating a substantial portion of any royalties to charities that protect those seeking the truth around the world.”
https://www.washingtonpost.com/poli...11e9-ad8b-85e2aa00b5ce_story.html?arc404=true
The book, titled, “A WARNING,” is being promoted as “an unprecedented behind-the-scenes portrait of the Trump presidency” that expands upon the Times column, which ricocheted around the world and stoked the president’s rage because of its devastating portrayal of Trump in office.
The column described Trump’s leadership style as “impetuous, adversarial, petty and ineffective,” and noted that “his impulsiveness results in half-baked, ill-informed and occasionally reckless decisions that have to be walked back.”
There is no modern historical parallel for a firsthand account of a sitting president written in book form by an anonymous author. Many senior government officials, including some who served in the Trump administration, have written books under their own names. Many more have shared information with journalists on the condition of anonymity, perhaps most famously the official known as Deep Throat who was a key source for Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein’s reporting in The Post on the Watergate scandal.
The 1996 publication of “Primary Colors: A Novel of Politics” caused a sensation in part because of the anonymity of its author, who was later revealed to be columnist Joe Klein. The book was a work of fiction, although its characters and events mirrored Bill Clinton’s 1992 presidential campaign.
The anonymous author of “A WARNING” did not take an advance and intends to donate some of the royalties to nonprofit organizations that focus on government accountability and supporting truth-tellers in repressive countries, including the White House Correspondents’ Association, Latimer said.
“The author could have received a seven-figure advance for writing this book,” Latimer said. “But ‘A WARNING’ was not written for financial reasons. The author sees this as an act of conscience and of duty, which is why the author refused any advance and is donating a substantial portion of any royalties to charities that protect those seeking the truth around the world.”
https://www.washingtonpost.com/poli...11e9-ad8b-85e2aa00b5ce_story.html?arc404=true
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57Brave
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After the antics of today, we must ask this question
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Lichten & Bright
@Lichten_Bright
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@Will_Bunch
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@kurteichenwald
Which law enforcement agency is going to be tasked with physically
removing Trump from the White House when his time is up? The Secret Service or FBI?
How is that going to work?
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Lichten & Bright
@Lichten_Bright
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Replying to
@Will_Bunch
and
@kurteichenwald
Which law enforcement agency is going to be tasked with physically
removing Trump from the White House when his time is up? The Secret Service or FBI?
How is that going to work?
cajunrevenge
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https://www.newsweek.com/pastor-war...lic&utm_medium=Feed&utm_campaign=Distribution
The "right" have lost their mind. Pastor threatening terrorists attacks if Trump is not above the law. Good thing he isnt Muslim or Black.
The "right" have lost their mind. Pastor threatening terrorists attacks if Trump is not above the law. Good thing he isnt Muslim or Black.
nsacpi
Expects Yuge Games
A yet-to-be-released inspector general report on the office formed by President Trump to protect whistleblowers in the Department of Veterans Affairs was instead used to stifle claims and retaliate against those trying to expose problems at the agency, according to people familiar with the report.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/vetera...created-by-trump-11571925164?mod=hp_lead_pos4
https://www.wsj.com/articles/vetera...created-by-trump-11571925164?mod=hp_lead_pos4
Runnin
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It's time for a report of him grabbing some secretary by the p*ssy.
cajunrevenge
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https://www.washingtonpost.com/poli...trip-club-last-year-are-being-disciplined-it/
The 5 police officers who kidnapped Storny Daniel's get only official reprimands..... and finds that they were not politically motivated........ how they determined that when there is proof the officers targeted her is beyond me. I guess they only attended a strip club undercover and tried to claim they were assaulted by her breasts when they approached the stage was purely out of a sense of justice.......
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/stormy...y-columbus-ohio-strip-club-arrest-2019-09-27/
The city also paid out almost 500k for her kidnapping. Your tax money at work. This is why I always support less taxes. I would rather burn money than give it to the government. I want them to have so little money that lawsuits cant be shrugged off as a cost of doing buisness. I want them to have so little money that a 500k payout means heads start rolling. If they have money to pay for kidnapping people then they have too much money.
The 5 police officers who kidnapped Storny Daniel's get only official reprimands..... and finds that they were not politically motivated........ how they determined that when there is proof the officers targeted her is beyond me. I guess they only attended a strip club undercover and tried to claim they were assaulted by her breasts when they approached the stage was purely out of a sense of justice.......
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/stormy...y-columbus-ohio-strip-club-arrest-2019-09-27/
The city also paid out almost 500k for her kidnapping. Your tax money at work. This is why I always support less taxes. I would rather burn money than give it to the government. I want them to have so little money that lawsuits cant be shrugged off as a cost of doing buisness. I want them to have so little money that a 500k payout means heads start rolling. If they have money to pay for kidnapping people then they have too much money.
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