The Trump Presidency
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goldfly
<B>if my thought dreams could be seen</B>
i would guess they would be small
just like his hands
and whatever else that he is self conscious about
like the bitch he is
Runnin
Well-known member
The constant leaks implies his circle of supporters is really small. He must feel the walls closing in on him.
No wonder he wanted to go on a trip.
striker42
Well-known member
Yeah, I'm sure you're right. This whole Russian cha cha is probably just a bunch of nothing.
My point was don't think that this means the White House thinks impeachment is inevitable or even likely. Part of a lawyer's job in this situation is to be ready for any contingency.
Who knows how the Russia probe will turn out. But White House counsel making sure everything is covered isn't a story.
nsacpi
Expects Yuge Games
Careful contingency planning by this outfit? Seems unlikely. They don't believe in vetting.
Runnin
Well-known member
Well, no one implied that anyone thought impeachment was inevitable. But I respectfully disagree with you, counselor, that WH lawyers cracking open the impeachment procedure files is normal and isn't a news story. However, that said, a couple of things: 1) who knows if it's true or not? 2) Trumpet will NEVER be impeached. He'll resign first and declare himself "the winner".
He also shook Melania's hand.
The Saudis have been treating Trump with exceedingly great deference. Can't wait to see how he is received by Bibi and Co.
RIYADH, Saudi Arabia — President Donald Trump had to travel to someone else’s kingdom to get the respect he has always craved.
From his airport greeting by King Salman of Saudi Arabia — a courtesy that was never extended to his predecessor, President Barack Obama — to the military flyover and cannons that accompanied his descent from Air Force One, to a lavish cardamon coffee ceremony and medal presentation at the Royal Court, the American president on Saturday was treated like a real-life king.
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From the airport to the Ritz Hotel, Trump passed American flags and billboards displaying his face next to King Salman’s image, under the slogan “Together We Prevail.” At night, a large image of Trump was beamed onto the outside of his hotel.
http://www.politico.com/story/2017/05/20/donald-trump-saudi-arabia-visit-238638
From his airport greeting by King Salman of Saudi Arabia — a courtesy that was never extended to his predecessor, President Barack Obama — to the military flyover and cannons that accompanied his descent from Air Force One, to a lavish cardamon coffee ceremony and medal presentation at the Royal Court, the American president on Saturday was treated like a real-life king.
[...]
From the airport to the Ritz Hotel, Trump passed American flags and billboards displaying his face next to King Salman’s image, under the slogan “Together We Prevail.” At night, a large image of Trump was beamed onto the outside of his hotel.
http://www.politico.com/story/2017/05/20/donald-trump-saudi-arabia-visit-238638
NinersSBChamps
<B>Voted Worst Poster <br> 2015 (Co-Winner)</BR>20
Wonder how long this witch hunt will go on for? My guess is we will deal with this for a long time. These crybabies are showing zero sign of letting up. It's a race to see which journalist can quickly post something with no factual evidence and tons of unnamed sources. Only to have to report be proven false the next day. This hourly attack on the POTUS has to be unprecedented.
Julio3000
<B>A Chip Off the Old Rock</B>
They know their man.
How did you feel about Michelle hugging queen Elizabeth or Barack respecting some Asian cultures by bowing instead of shaking hands.
Trump renewed the "worst deal ever" with Iran with a few sanctions added.
Man. Worst deal ever I guess.
Man. Worst deal ever I guess.
In some Asian cultures they bow,in Saudi Arabia they don't.
Bowing to another man Is saying that you're thier bitch.
lol ok. I'm glad to know you have a strong grasp on etiquette of other cultures.
Not that it's that important ... but in East Asia (in a situation where people are meeting) the bow is almost universally returned and, when dealing with Western counterparts/parties, a handshake often follows or occurs simultaenously. It's a sign of respect/thanks ... a lot like Americans utilize slight nods of head to symbolize a tip of the cap. In Korea bowing is not as ubiquitous (or pronouncedly employed) as it is in Japan, but the usage of hand-based gestures of respect are (and are actually really cool).
SAV, some your family originally hails from Southeast Asia, right? Do y'all have anything similar?
SAV, some your family originally hails from Southeast Asia, right? Do y'all have anything similar?
Well I can't speak for all SouthEast asians but I do know in Filipino culture we take the hands of our elders and put them to our foreheads. Sign of blessing to respect elders.
This is done by really anyone younger to someone really old. My mom in her 50s did this to her Uncle she hadn't seen in 30 years out of excitement to see him.
