Executive Order signed

[EternalFantasies]

Now CNN is printing more fake news. Telling their blinded flock that "see, he could;ve done it, it IS within his powers, he did not do it before".

Totally brainwashing that flock into not seeing the logical tapestry of how given the mass flow on the border, and the current legislation, this situation had to arise, which he acted upon by asking for Dem support to change the law, if not, well here's an EO.


All while previous admin did the same thing, not a word. Canada often does it, not a word.


A President forced to inflict change where people are adamantly stagnated in corrupted practices allowing illegals into the country by skirting laws, using their loopholes, and abusing American people's compassion.

 

[Stain_mAnn]

Shut it, eternalfuckwit. Nobody cares what some eurofag thinks.

 

[EternalFantasies]

I'll take a nippie in my hole and would gladly oblige.

 

[IG_88]

Now CNN is printing more fake news. Telling their blinded flock that "see, he could;ve done it, it IS within his powers, he did not do it before".

Totally brainwashing that flock into not seeing the logical tapestry of how given the mass flow on the border, and the current legislation, this situation had to arise, which he acted upon by asking for Dem support to change the law, if not, well here's an EO.


All while previous admin did the same thing, not a word. Canada often does it, not a word.


A President forced to inflict change where people are adamantly stagnated in corrupted practices allowing illegals into the country by skirting laws, using their loopholes, and abusing American people's compassion.

So you're saying CNN is lying by saying he could have done and then he did it and that somehow proves he couldn't do it?
Fucking what?

 

[von_Bismarck]

Now CNN is printing more fake news. Telling their blinded flock that "see, he could;ve done it, it IS within his powers, he did not do it before".

Totally brainwashing that flock into not seeing the logical tapestry of how given the mass flow on the border, and the current legislation, this situation had to arise, which he acted upon by asking for Dem support to change the law, if not, well here's an EO.


All while previous admin did the same thing, not a word. Canada often does it, not a word.


A President forced to inflict change where people are adamantly stagnated in corrupted practices allowing illegals into the country by skirting laws, using their loopholes, and abusing American people's compassion.

I'm beginning to wonder what it's like to have the mind of EternalFuckwit. Something tells me it's akin to taking acid.

 

[KeithD]

So, the Democrats were right and Trump was wrong. He could end what he started all by himself.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...-family-separation/ar-AAyUE7S?ocid=spartanntp

Time for Trump to find a scapegoat other then himself to blame for his own SNAFU. Looks like Kirstjen Nielsen will be toast by Friday. I think after becoming a scapegoat she'd still best stay out of Mexican restaurants for a while, though.

 

[EternalFantasies]

So you're saying CNN is lying by saying he could have done and then he did it and that somehow proves he couldn't do it?
Fucking what?

I'm saying Apple could've just made an iphone 7 straight away. I don't see why they had to make that 3G first.

 

[EternalFantasies]

I'm beginning to wonder what it's like to have the mind of EternalFuckwit. Something tells me it's akin to taking acid.

For a scientific mind, that unable to see little obvious truths like this, ... I'm afraid not even acid could help you loosen up.

 

[von_Bismarck]

I'm saying Apple could've just made an iphone 7 straight away. I don't see why they had to make that 3G first.

LOL. That reminds me of the time you claimed the iPhone 3G didn't have a camera, or some shit.

 

[IG_88]

I'm saying Apple could've just made an iphone 7 straight away. I don't see why they had to make that 3G first.

Or don't buy Apple cuz cult.

 

[IG_88]

But wait, the 3G was the second iPhone. That's old as shit by cell phone standards. The 7 was years later.
Fuck I wish I had the drugs he's on.

 

[spacekowboy]

WeakSauce Drumph caved and now the boohooing will commence.

 

[von_Bismarck]

Seems like Fuckwit is trying to make some point about preconditions needing to be made before Trump could sign the EO by analogy to iPhone manufacture. The analogy only works on drugs. Pass the acid.

 

[EternalFantasies]

https://media.tenor.com/images/702c6e0a5b22144956d76bb3b8d28c43/tenor.gif

 

[RobDownSouth]

Trump gambled he could use the kids in his concentration camps as bargaining chips to ram his build-mah-WALL legislation through Congress.

He was counting on two groups of voters to support his kiddie concentration camps: Men who had never fathered children themselves (BotanyBoy, WoundedKnee) and men whose parenting skillz could best be described as "abysmal" and/or "negligent" (NotIshmael, Que/Hashtag).

Those two groups failed him, so he caved and signed an "Executive Order", which will soon be held unconstitutional as it calls for "indefinite detention" of families whereas federal law clearly states the maximum detention of families is 20 days.

In any event, Trump lost. Bigly.

 

[KeithD]

Trump gambled he could use the kids in his concentration camps as bargaining chips to ram his build-mah-WALL legislation through Congress.

He was counting on two groups of voters to support his kiddie concentration camps: Men who had never fathered children themselves (BotanyBoy, WoundedKnee) and men whose parenting skillz could best be described as "abysmal" and/or "negligent" (NotIshmael, Que/Hashtag).

Those two groups failed him, so he caved and signed an "Executive Order", which will soon be held unconstitutional as it calls for "indefinite detention" of families whereas federal law clearly states the maximum detention of families is 20 days.

In any event, Trump lost. Bigly.

Exactly.

And I can certainly understand how the deplorable Trumpettes on the board need their period of grief and rant over this unanticipated move back toward humanity.

 

[butters]

Trump gambled he could use the kids in his concentration camps as bargaining chips to ram his build-mah-WALL legislation through Congress.

He was counting on two groups of voters to support his kiddie concentration camps: Men who had never fathered children themselves (BotanyBoy, WoundedKnee) and men whose parenting skillz could best be described as "abysmal" and/or "negligent" (NotIshmael, Que/Hashtag).

Those two groups failed him, so he caved and signed an "Executive Order", which will soon be held unconstitutional as it calls for "indefinite detention" of families whereas federal law clearly states the maximum detention of families is 20 days.

In any event, Trump lost. Bigly.

and all the while, the dominoes continue to fall thanks to the mueller investigation

 

[Oblimo]

The dispatch I read cautioned Trumpolini said at the signing that the “zero-tolerance policy will continue,” no one knows what the Feds are going to start/stop doing. Still.

 

[Oblimo]

By the way, did you guys see this? While being told of a migrant 10 year old girl with Down Snydrome being separated and detained, Corey Lewandowski sings, “Womp, womp.” Live on Fox.

Tweet with Lewandoski womping.

I’m sure /pol/ laughed its collective ass off, especially thanks to the prissy response. But it was a new pundrity low for me.

 

[KeithD]

By the way, did you guys see this? While being told of a migrant 10 year old girl with Down Snydrome being separated and detained, Corey Lewandowski sings, “Womp, womp.” Live on Fox.

Tweet with Lewandoski womping.

I’m sure /pol/ laughed its collective ass off, especially thanks to the prissy response. But it was a me pundrity low for me.

Well he refused to apologize for it today, also on Fox, so at least he's being Trumpian.

 

[Carnal_Flower]

Hmmm, why did Trump cave like a little snowflake so quickly and quietly. He didn't even keep up the pretense of blaming the Dems.

Hmm, did he suddenly develop a conscience overnight?

OR

The free press figured out where's he's been keeping the toddlers?

 

[eyerphobia]

The Tool surrendering to all the recent emotionally hyperbolic nation of men whining is actually just another outstanding proof of exacting why America's nation of law republic is already lost.

The last President dictates an EO to do something one way, the next President dictates an EO to do the same thing a different way, both illegally, knowing that their statist EOs have no legitimate force of actual constitutional law, but intentionally doing so anyway, always with at least one partisan eye on garnering the nation of men favor of their equally politically-corrupt constituencies.

Meanwhile, Congress, the ONLY entity constitutionally empowered to pass federal law(s), sits just as nation of men guilty, almost entirely concerned with their own partisanly political cravings, doing nothing - ABSOLUTELY NOTHING - that isn't dictated by their own statistly partisan desires.

And all the lemmings - Republicans and Democrats, progressives and conservatives, RINOs and socialists - rejoice just to have the chance to play more American Idol politics.

 

[Carnal_Flower]

Except this doesn't involve Obama. He changed nothing from the Obama era.

He came up with a policy, it was a complete FAIL, and quickly had to rescind HIS OWN policy.

That's called terrible governing. Maybe he should have thought about who's going to take care of the babies before he tossed them in internment camps. Heinous as it was, maybe his incompetent Cabinet could have rolled it out better. It was a stupid, hasty action that was so bad he had to immediately undo it.

Trump fucked up, big time. He looks like a weak tool, which is the last thing he wants.

OR

You can blame everyone and everything but Trump

The Tool surrendering to all the recent emotionally hyperbolic nation of men whining is actually just another outstanding proof of exacting why America's nation of law republic is already lost.

The last President dictates an EO to do something one way, the next President dictates an EO to do the same thing a different way, both illegally, knowing that their statist EOs have no legitimate force of actual constitutional law, but intentionally doing so anyway, always with at least one partisan eye on garnering the nation of men favor of their equally politically-corrupt constituencies.

Meanwhile, Congress, the ONLY entity constitutionally empowered to pass federal law(s), sits just as nation of men guilty, almost entirely concerned with their own partisanly political cravings, doing nothing - ABSOLUTELY NOTHING - that isn't dictated by their own statistly partisan desires.

And all the lemmings - Republicans and Democrats, progressives and conservatives, RINOs and socialists - rejoice just to have the chance to play more American Idol politics.

 

[Boxlicker101]

This is truly a sticky wicket, but there should be something that can be done. We can't just open the floodgates and say "Y'all come" to the illegals. At the same time, we really shouldn't treat them as common criminals, even though they are breaking the law when they entire the US without the proper authorization. And I really don't like the idea of separating children from their parents, assuming the adults really are the parents. Perhaps FEMA trailers could be part of the solution: http://www.govtech.com/em/disaster/Almost-2600-FEMA-Trailers-RVs-sit-Unused-in-Beeville-.html

DNA testing can determine whether or not the adults traveling with children are really the family members they claim to be. If the adults are not, give them the boot immediately, end of story. Don't even warn them about the doors possibly striking their asses on the way out, and make sure they stay away forever.

Families and single men and women then could be housed in tents and processed in the normal way, or as close to normal as possible. The FEMA trailers or tent cities would be strictly temporary, and would be reused by new immigrants. Most persons, at least those who are illegals, could be sent back, but it could be done in a humane way.

 

[EternalFantasies]

"... people from Nantucket coming to Carl Sack because they wanted to build an atomic bomb. The nuclear regulatory commission denied them approval to purchase plutonium however, which made building a bomb quite impossible. Carl took the case, and, quite frankly, I love him for it. That’s just the sort of shenanigan I’ve waited all season for John Larroquette to engage in.

As it turned out, the Nantucket folks were pushing the lawsuit so that the candidates in the upcoming presidential election would discuss nuclear proliferation. It was kind of a funny thing for our lead Nantucketer (or is it Nantucketonian? Nantucketite? Nantucketeer? We really need to standardize these things) to reveal, because the show was clearly doing the exact same thing.

Sack and the folks from Nantucket knew they couldn’t win the case and sure enough, they didn’t. Not even Boston Legal could get away with creating a world in which Nantucket had an atomic bomb. It didn’t really matter though, both the show and representatives of Nantucket got exactly what they wanted".
http://screenertv.com/news-features/boston-legal-why-not-nantucket/



Of course, everybody hated those rich Nantucket monsters.

Asses all of yas. Especially Rob.