The 97th Weak of DJ the Dumb Jerk

[JackLuis]

Trump gets ‘raging hot angry’ every time a staffer tells him something is ‘against the law’:

Axios reporter Jonathan Swan told MSNBC’s Kasie Hunt Sunday that the president has a tendency to break into an irrational rage when he’s told something is against the law, and thus he can’t do it.

“When you talk to people around him at the moment, he is very, very inflamed about this issue,” Swan said of Trump’s frustration over the border crisis. “Like sincerely inflamed. Yes, part of it is politics, but he is raging hot angry at Kirstjen Nielsen.”

I'll bet he stamps his little feet and whines a lot too!

 

[JackLuis]

Conservative columnist says GOP should be terrified by Trump’s worsening incoherence

Conservative Washington Post columnist Jennifer Rubin on Monday noted that President Donald Trump appears to be “teetering on the brink of a complete meltdown” in response to mounting pressures both foreign and domestic.

“President Trump has never been a model of consistency or coherence,” Rubin wrote. “However, as pressure builds both from looming investigations and the impending transfer of power in the House from the Republican majority to the Democrats, his ability to maintain even the pretense of normalcy and rationality begins to crumble.”

The columnist pointed out that in the wake of the murder of American resident journalist Jamal Khashoggi, dismissed by Trump and assessed by the CIA as an order from Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, there is “likely to be a bipartisan effort to cancel Saudi arms sales and to sanction all those involved.”

“As striking as Trump’s utter inability to grapple with basic problems,” she observed, “his staff’s unwillingness to maintain any semblance of unity and loyalty suggests they no long er think it’s in their personal interest to be associated with a president who makes mincemeat of one policy issue after another.”

“His childish inability to make hard decisions and engender possible complaints from his base makes him a hapless, inept figure,” Rubin concluded. “He’s not so much leading as he is meandering — with aides racing after him to prevent bigger disasters and embarrassments.”

Oh that was harsh! True, but harsh.

 

[JackLuis]

Watchdog office to probe Mar-a-Lago members' influence at VA

The Government Accountability Office will investigate whether members of Mar-a-Lago, President Donald Trump’s private club in Palm Beach, Florida, improperly influenced the Department of Veterans Affairs, including over a $10 billion contract to modernize veterans’ health records, according to a letter from the watchdog office released by Democratic lawmakers Monday.

Sens. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) and Brian Schatz (D-Hawaii) had requested an investigation in August following reports that Trump confidant Ike Perlmutter, chairman of Marvel Entertainment, and Bruce Moskowitz, a West Palm Beach doctor, used their access to the club — and the president — to delay and shape a plan to overhaul digital health records at the VA.

Good Ol' Boys?

 

[JackLuis]

Goodlatte: ‘It’s awfully tough’ for Ivanka Trump to comply with email standards

The chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, Rep. Bob Goodlatte (R-Va.), said on Monday that it was “awfully tough” for government officials such as Ivanka Trump to comply with agency standards for secure communications when sending emails.

“When things like this come up, it’s important people understand, they need to make sure they’re doing what they can,” Goodlatte said during an interview on CNN.

“And it’s awfully tough, as everyone knows, when you’re sending emails about a lot of different things to make sure that you’re doing it according to the rules in the White House or wherever you’re doing it,” he added.

But, but, but... Aw Hell fuck her and Bob Goodlattie too!

 

[rae121452]

Goodlatte: ‘It’s awfully tough’ for Ivanka Trump to comply with email standards



But, but, but... Aw Hell fuck her and Bob Goodlattie too!

lock her up! lock her up! lock her up!

 

[JackLuis]

Federal agents raid office of attorney who handled Trump Organization taxes for 12 years: report

Federal agents on Thursday raided the office of an attorney who in the past has handled the Trump Organization’s taxes.

The Chicago Sun-Times reports that “federal agents showed up unannounced at the City Hall office of Finance Committee Chairman Ed Burke, kicked everyone out and papered over the windows Thursday morning.”
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Although it is unclear whether the raid was related to President Donald Trump, the raid on Burke’s office is sure to raise eyebrows given that it came on the same day that Trump “fixer” Michael Cohen pleaded guilty to lying to Congress about Trump Tower Moscow.

Oops! Is Muller making his last moves before dropping the hammer on Trumpy?

 

[JackLuis]

CNN analyst astonished at how ‘frantic’ Donald Trump is becoming: ‘He sees the walls coming down around him’

President Donald Trump might see “the walls coming down around him,” CNN’s chief political analyst Gloria Borger said during a panel discussion Thursday.

In wake of the details surrounding Michael Cohen’s plea agreement and the president’s denial, Borger explained Trump is stuck between a rock and a hard place.
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“The president seems to be growing more and more frantic day by day [by] comparing the Mueller investigation to Joe McCarthy and the rogue investigators and on and on and on,” Borger said. “What we do know — and of course we are all piecing all of this together — but we do know he finished answering questions in writing. We do know from reports that Manafort’s attorney has been talking to the White House about generally what’s been going on in his part of the woods here after their negotiations fell apart. And things seem to have just been spinning and spinning and spinning since that time.”
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Former federal prosecutor Elie Honig said that he almost wishes the president could have “a little bit better of a poker face,” because it’s clear he’s “having a meltdown” and panicking over everything Mueller said in his filings. It prompted him to wonder why.

How long before Trump looses it?

 

[JackLuis]

Obama mocks Trump as Mueller closes in: ‘No one in my administration got indicted’

As Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation continues, despite President Donald Trump’s protestations, more and more members of Trump’s circle are getting indicted.

In a rare dig at the Trump administration, former President Barack Obama slammed Trump at a gala for the nonpartisan Baker Institute for Public Policy at Rice University, People reports.
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“Not only did I not get indicted, nobody in my administration got indicted,” Obama said.

He continued, “By the way, it was the only administration in modern history that that can be said about. In fact, nobody came close to being indicted, probably because the people who joined us were there for the right reasons.”

How many Trumpinistas have been CONVICTED? Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha

 

[rae121452]

Obama mocks Trump as Mueller closes in: ‘No one in my administration got indicted’



How many Trumpinistas have been CONVICTED? Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha

let's see.....obama=8 years, no scandals


trumpf=2 years, 30 indictments and counting and how many scandals?


make america great again!

 

[JackLuis]

‘Pages of lies’: Democratic lawmaker reveals how Devin Nunes has buried key evidence in the Russia probe

Nunes, a close ally of Trump, has gone to great lengths to twist his committee’s investigative power away from Trump’s ties to Russia and onto the supposed misconduct of federal investigators who were looking into Trump’s ties to Russia, from writing a shoddy, partisan memo that alleged the FBI improperly obtained FISA warrants against the Trump campaign, to traveling to London to try to get British intelligence officials to discredit ex-MI6 spy Christopher Steele’s dossier on Trump.

Lock him the fuck UP!

 

[JackLuis]

Incoming Democrat intel head explains how Russia had ‘leverage over the president’ — and may have more

“That is leverage over the president of the United States,” Schiff explained.

The leverage could have allowed the Kremlin to blackmail Trump into making foreign policy decisions that were not in the best interests of the United States.

“And, of course, our most serious concern is, is there other financial leverage the Russians have?” he wondered.

“And this is why I continue to emphasize the money laundering issue, because if there was laundering of Russian money, the Russians would be aware of it,” he explained. “That would be criminal activity, that would be the most compromising of all.”

‘Most of the GOP leadership has been compromised’ by Russian money: Trump biographer

“I believe most of the GOP leadership has been compromised by” Russian money, the author added. “The Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee run by Mitch McConnell got millions from [Soviet-born businessman] Leonard Blavatnik.”

“As for the endgame,” Unger concluded, “I think it is already [beginning] to unravel.”

Lock'em all UP!

 

[JackLuis]

Two million federal workers receive memo warning they can’t use the word ‘resist’ or discuss Trump impeachment at work

All federal workers have received a memo warning that they cannot discuss the possibility of Donald Trump being impeached at work, reports the New York Times.

The memo went out Wednesday to about 2 million workers.

The memo said it was “illegal for them to participate in such discussions at work,” the Times reports.

The memo also tells workers they cannot use the word “resist.”

“We understand that the ‘resistance’ and ‘#resist’ originally gained prominence shortly after President Trump’s election in 2016 and generally related to efforts to oppose administration policies,”the letter said. “However, ‘resistance,’ ‘#resist’ and similar terms have become inextricably linked with the electoral success (or failure) of the president.”

Resist, Impeach, Convict, Incarcerate!

 

[JackLuis]

‘His confidence is shaken’: Longtime Trump-watcher reveals the moment he knew president was cracking

While President Donald Trump is in Argentina meeting with world leaders, cable news is busy discussing his state of mind after the revelation that his longtime personal attorney has flipped and admitted to lying about Trump’s dealings with Russia.

On Friday night, MSNBC’s Ari Melber hosted a panel that included Howard Fineman.

“I think his confidence is shaken,” Fineman said. “I thought that yesterday when I saw him on his way to the helicopter—giving one of the most confused and out-of-balance and unconfident answers I’ve seen him give.”

Fineman said that Trump seems bothered by the fact that his children are possibly in the crosshairs of investigators is bothering him. Trump also seems weak now that he has allowed Mueller to cross the “red line” into an investigation of Trump’s business dealings.

“What happens to a [con] man when he’s out of confidence?” Melber asked.

As the 97th weak sad tale of Trump comes to an end, Donnie is getting limp!

 

[JackLuis]

Ex-Pentagon official explains how Trump may fear Putin now sees him as ‘damaged goods’

Donnie has gone from "Useful Idiot" to just idiot.

Thanks Bob!

 

[JackLuis]

Acting AG Whitaker trashed Trump’s behavior as ‘outlandish’ — and said he should release his tax returns: report

The man Donald Trump appointed as acting attorney general has in the past criticized the president as “unlikable,” “outlandish” and even “dangerous.”

In an analysis of public comments made by Acting AG Matthew Whitaker, the Washington Post found that the former conservative commentator made somewhat disparaging remarks about his future boss numerous times.

Did Pence play 3D chess with Donnie? Did he put a viper in Trump's pants?

Will Trump choke on a "meatball"?

 

[JackLuis]

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