Trump Disgraces America Every Day

[CarlV]

Originally Posted by Delta Flight

I see that North Korea has just fired a missile over Japan! What will the man do next?

Build a wall funded by tax cuts for the rich.

Seriously, that is not good to shoot your still yet experimental missles like that.

[Pio1980]

Obviously a provocation intended to test the idiot in chief and our relationship with our Asian allies.

[Delta Flight]

Originally Posted by CarlV

Build a wall funded by tax cuts for the rich.

Seriously, that is not good to shoot your still yet experimental missles like that.

So true. Being experimental means that things can go wrong. WWIII may happen because of an oops!

Room for thought?

[bobabode]

Kim Dung Un is as big a narcissist as the capering Orange Shitgibbon.

[Delta Flight]

Originally Posted by bobabode

Kim Dung Un is as big a narcissist as the capering Orange Shitgibbon.

But Kim loves to push Trumps button and Trump is less than sane. Anything could happen

[bobabode]

"Polling Donald Trump is one of the most difficult and confusing exercises in modern politics. In Trump, we have a guy who won the presidency by surprisingly beating the polls in key Rust Belt states, of course. We also have a guy who maintains the loyalty of his base despite major flaws that this base readily acknowledges. As I wrote in June 2016, nearly half of Trump supporters — 46 percent — said one or more of the following: He had made a racist comment, was prejudiced and/or was unqualified to be president. Not half of all voters; half of his supporters.
I wouldn't be the first to argue that those voters stuck by Trump because of rank partisanship, distaste for Hillary Clinton and emphasizing other priorities. But a new poll from the Pew Research Center shows just how conflicted Trump voters are these days about as well as any poll I've seen. And despite all those hot takes about how Trump's penchant for controversy represents some kind of multidimensional chess game, the poll shows the damage continues to be done. Trump's base clearly has reservations about him, and those reservations are causing it to deteriorate slowly — albeit more slowly than people perhaps thought.
Pew asked American adults how they felt about Trump's conduct in office: Whether they “liked” it, had “mixed feelings” or “didn't like it.” It won't surprise you to see about 6 in 10 (58 percent) don't like it; that tracks with the number of Americans who disapprove of Trump overall." WP

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...=.ec11f55e1222

Amazingly disastrous polling for a new president this early in his term.

[bobabode]

Originally Posted by Delta Flight

But Kim loves to push Trumps button and Trump is less than sane. Anything could happen

Japan's leader, Abe should be buying THAAD and Patriot systems by the container ship load.

[Delta Flight]

Originally Posted by bobabode

"Polling Donald Trump is one of the most difficult and confusing exercises in modern politics. In Trump, we have a guy who won the presidency by surprisingly beating the polls in key Rust Belt states, of course. We also have a guy who maintains the loyalty of his base despite major flaws that this base readily acknowledges. As I wrote in June 2016, nearly half of Trump supporters — 46 percent — said one or more of the following: He had made a racist comment, was prejudiced and/or was unqualified to be president. Not half of all voters; half of his supporters.
I wouldn't be the first to argue that those voters stuck by Trump because of rank partisanship, distaste for Hillary Clinton and emphasizing other priorities. But a new poll from the Pew Research Center shows just how conflicted Trump voters are these days about as well as any poll I've seen. And despite all those hot takes about how Trump's penchant for controversy represents some kind of multidimensional chess game, the poll shows the damage continues to be done. Trump's base clearly has reservations about him, and those reservations are causing it to deteriorate slowly — albeit more slowly than people perhaps thought.
Pew asked American adults how they felt about Trump's conduct in office: Whether they “liked” it, had “mixed feelings” or “didn't like it.” It won't surprise you to see about 6 in 10 (58 percent) don't like it; that tracks with the number of Americans who disapprove of Trump overall." WP

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...=.ec11f55e1222

Amazingly disastrous polling for a new president this early in his term.

Remember that Trump still has the Football and Launch Codes. Scary.

[Delta Flight]

Originally Posted by bobabode

Japan's leader, Abe should be buying THAAD and Patriot systems by the container ship load.

Lets hope it never comes to that!

[bobabode]

Originally Posted by Delta Flight

Remember that Ruump still has the Footbal and Launch Codes. Scary.

Phuck it, I'm pretty sure my home is within the blast radius of the Seal Beach Naval Weapons storage complex here in southern California. It'll be quick.