Week Four of The Trumpanzy

[JackLuis]

The Donald starts his fourth week with questions of his mental capability being questioned.

He’s ‘not right, mentally’: Al Franken reveals GOP senators are worried about Trump

Sen. Al Franken appeared on Friday’s Real Time with Bill Maher and said that opinions of the new president among Republican senators vary. Some say, he said, that he’s “not right, mentally.”

“And then, some are harsher,” he said. “I haven’t heard a lot of good things and I’ve heard great concern about his temperament.”

“I saw this today,” Maher said. “Fifty-one percent of Trump voters believe he should be able to personally overturn decisions by judges.”

“That didn’t surprise me,” Franken replied, then pointed out that half of Trump voters is fewer than a quarter of the people in the country and, “I guess that 48 or 49 percent of Trump voters understood [the federal judiciary is independent] and that’s good.”

“Washington has really made you an optimist, Al,” Maher said.

“They have the majority and we can’t stop them from having hearings and we’re going to have hearings,” Franken explained. “Now, what I’m saying is that the Roberts court has been a pro-activist, pro-corporate, pro-pollution, pro-big money in campaigns and in elections and I’m not going to okay another 5-4 Roberts court.”

With Republicans being hounded by voters at Town Halls, Congressional switchboards swamped by angry voters and a general popular revolution swelling, how much longer can the Congress Pussys resist the popular will to impeach Trump's pansy ass?

Christ even Chucky is getting all up in Trumps face!

 

[JackLuis]

Trump Wastes Millions More Taxpayer Dollars On Second Florida Vacation In 2 Weeks

Less than a week after running a $3 million bill that taxpayers will need to pay for his vacation in Florida, President Trump used a visit by Japanese PM Abe as an excuse to spend millions of more taxpayer dollars on another Florida vacation.

Also too:
Trump Threatens Iranian President As Worst Presidency Ever Gets Closer To War

Asked how he plans to respond to Iranian President Rouhani, who said earlier today that any nation that threatens Iran will "regret" it, President Trump responded, "He better be careful."

Also Three:

Trump Blacks Out The Windows And Bans Pictures To Hide His Activities At Winter White House

Taxpayers are paying for Trump’s trips to Florida. His club can’t be both a private resort when he wants the windows blacked out, and a “Winter White House” when the American people are picking up the tab for his millions of dollars in travel and security.

If Trump wanted his privacy, he should have never run for president. Presidents don’t get to black out the windows and hide their activities from the American people. The covering of the windows is a physical representation of the lack of transparency of the Trump administration.

Donald Trump is literally keeping people in the dark about what he is up to.

I can't wait for the headline from this trip:

"Trump Invites Abe to a Foursome in Florida!"

 

[Liar]

The Donald starts his fourth week with questions of his mental capability being questioned.

The questions are being questioned?

I mean, I'm sure they are, but I doubt that's what you meant.

 

[JackLuis]

The questions are being questioned?

I mean, I'm sure they are, but I doubt that's what you meant.

Demo's are questioning Trumps mental state, Republicans are questioning the Demo's questions, but you were right. I screwed the pooch again.

First time a a row, unlike Trump who doesn't even have a dog. Maybe that's why he keeps Rince around?

 

[JackLuis]

‘Maybe he had a case of the dumbass’: Ret. Army Gen. slams Flynn for thinking he’s ‘above the law’

Retired Army Lieutenant General Mark Hertling is not happy with Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn in President Donald Trump’s White House.

“The problem with Mike Flynn right now, I see it in three ways, either he’s had an extreme case of the dumb ass, he thinks he was above the law, or there was an integrity violation,” Hertling continued. “All three of those things is something we don’t want in someone who’s working next to the most powerful man in the world. And too, we have a president, you know, we say in the military, ‘An organization takes its lead from the top. And it becomes like the leader.’ We have seen a loose association with integrity from the entire administration, as you have seen tonight with Sean Spicer and Kellyanne Conway and now Mike Flynn. So, I think we have some problems in this area.”

It seems to be a lot of 'dumb ass' around these days.

 

[JackLuis]

‘Talking bag of pus’: Twitter rips Stephen Miller for ‘clearly reading from script’ on Sunday shows

Another 'Senior Advisor to the President' proves he is just a bootlicking yes man.

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He does have a "purdy mouth" though, but I wouldn't buy a used car from him.

‘We don’t have judicial supremacy in this country’: White House official Stephen Miller attacks court after legal setbacks on immigration

“The president’s powers here are beyond question,” White House adviser Stephen Miller said on the “Fox News Sunday” program. He criticized the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruling blocking the order. “The 9th Circuit has a long history of being overturned and the 9th Circuit has a long history of overreaching. We don’t have judicial supremacy in this country.”

Trump has a long history of 'Dumbass" though.

 

[Carnal_Flower]

It's the other way around: Trump is his bootlicking yes man.

It's clear Miller and Bannon are "setting the agenda."

He's the one who wrote the Muslim ban; Bannon's two cents was to put in the crap about Green Cards.

Twitler signs whatever they put in front of his crayon box.

Another 'Senior Advisor to the President' proves he is just a bootlicking yes man.

 

[phrodeau]

Will he create any jobs this week? He's 0 for 3 so far.

 

[gotsnowgotslush]

America's cartoon character president will be hiring new cartoon characters.

Just ask Betsy DeVos, and all of her new associates!

 

[JackLuis]

Congressman Invokes Unknown 1924 Rule To Expose Trump’s Tax Returns Immediately

Rep. Bill Pascrell (D-NJ), who serves on the House Ways and Means Committee, wrote a letter to the committee’s chairman demanding that President Trump’s tax returns be submitted to the committee and examined. Using a 1924 tax law that states that Congress can insist upon seeing these documents in order to assess any conflicts of interest, even if the person from whom the documents are demanded is the president of the United States.

Democrats can read too Mitch!

Hold his tiny feet to the Fire Congressman!​

Pascrell also told reporters that he does not intend to let the matter go.

‘If I get a “no” answer on this, I’ll be very honest with you: If these guys think I’m walking away from this, they’re absolutely nuts.’

This may finally be the answer to exposing the con job that Donald Trump began more than eighteen months ago.

 

[KingOrfeo]

With Republicans being hounded by voters at Town Halls, Congressional switchboards swamped by angry voters and a general popular revolution swelling, how much longer can the Congress Pussys resist the popular will to impeach Trump's pansy ass?

So long as gerrymandering continues to work.

 

[JackLuis]

"The Spy Revolt Against Trump Begins" Says Publication Trump's Son-in-Law Recently Stepped Away From

The bottom line is that the Intelligence Community does not trust Trump. Neither do they trust Trump-appointed NSC head Michael Flynn, who many view as arrogant, conceited, and compromised. The level of distrust is so signficant that the IC is withholding information from Trump.

After explaining how Trump has weakened international security and counterterrorisn relations with traditional allies, Schindler explains:

Now those concerns are causing problems much closer to home—in fact, inside the Beltway itself. Our Intelligence Community is so worried by the unprecedented problems of the Trump administration—not only do senior officials possess troubling ties to the Kremlin, there are nagging questions about basic competence regarding Team Trump—that it is beginning to withhold intelligence from a White House which our spies do not trust.

Schindler, a former National Security Agency analyst and counterintelligence officer closes:

I previously warned the Trump administration not to go to war with the nation’s spies, and here’s why. This is a risky situation, particularly since President Trump is prone to creating crises foreign and domestic with his incautious tweets. In the event of a serious international crisis of the sort which eventually befalls almost every administration, the White House will need the best intelligence possible to prevent war, possibly even nuclear war. It may not get the information it needs in that hour of crisis, and for that it has nobody to blame but itself.

 

[JackLuis]

So long as gerrymandering continues to work.

This makes the 2018 election even more important for Democrats. The question is will they actually make an effort to engage the people, or will they continue to seek identity politics that has caused them to loose so much representation?

 

[JackLuis]

Al Franken to Dem senators: Call Trump ‘racist’ to his face for Elizabeth Warren ‘Pocahontas’ slur

Sen. Al Franken (D-MN) suggested on Sunday that Democratic senators should have stood up to President Donald Trump and accused him of racism when he recently used the racial slur “Pocahontas” to refer to Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA).

In a so-called “listening session” with 6 Democratic senators and four Republicans* last week, Trump reportedly got no pushback when he repeatedly called Warren “Pocahontas” while making the point that she had become the face of “your party.”

“I heard this from a couple of my colleagues who were there,” Franken told CNN’s Jake Tapper on Sunday. “And I — I would have said something.”

“I would have said, ‘Mr. President, with due respect, that’s racist. Please stop doing that. I’m on Indian Affairs [subcommittee]. This is completely unacceptable. You really should stop doing this. It doesn’t serve anybody.'”

Trump continues to prove he is incapable of civil behavior, being a spoiled egotistical New York Prick, as he is.

Resist, Oppose, Impeach Today!​

 

[JackLuis]

White House staff putting out ‘400 fires’ a day as Priebus and Flynn look like they might get the boot

Will Trump use his signature phrase, "You're Fired!" on Pubis and Flynn?

As the Trump administration enters its third tumultuous week, prominent White House staffers are reportedly worried about losing their standing and even their jobs.

In one telling sign, Newsmax CEO Chris Ruddy—and Trump confidant—made a TV appearance where he chided Priebus for his work so far.

“The White House is showing not the amount of order that we need to see. I think there’s a lot of weakness coming out of the chief of staff,” Ruddy said on CNN. Politico also reports that aides have started making suggestions for possible replacements.

“These people are insecure because Trump does not respect them,” a West Wing source told Axios. “He does not because they have not made any money. He respects [Stephen] Bannon and Gary Cohn because they are financially successful.”

Will they last out the week? Will Trump last out the month?

Resist, Oppose, Impeach!​

 

[JackLuis]

In other news.

Trump impeachment petition nears one million signatures

The petition demanding the federal government begin Trump’s impeachment process for his potential international conflicts of interest reached over 850,000 signatures by Monday morning. The campaign, titled Impeach Trump Now, was created by Former 2016 Democratic presidential candidate and Harvard Law professor Lawrence Lessig, along with Harvard professor Tamara Piety, after Trump failed to step away from his businesses after his inauguration to instead “profit from the presidency at public expense,” according to a statement published on ImpeachDonaldTrumpNow.org.

‘Oh my God’: Morning Joe stunned by Stephen Miller’s ‘anti-constitutional’ claims about courts

Ivanka Trump ‘scolded’ Kellyanne Conway for ‘dragging her brand into an ethics mess’

Voters brilliantly troll Jason Chaffetz with bills after he accuses them of being paid protesters

Now, as the DailyKos reports, some of these attendees are wondering why they weren’t paid. They’re sending Chaffetz a bill.

 

[Carnal_Flower]

Mika and Joe were freaked out but the rest of those suits were apologetic losers!

Trump impeachment petition nears one million signatures



‘Oh my God’: Morning Joe stunned by Stephen Miller’s ‘anti-constitutional’ claims about courts

Ivanka Trump ‘scolded’ Kellyanne Conway for ‘dragging her brand into an ethics mess’

Voters brilliantly troll Jason Chaffetz with bills after he accuses them of being paid protesters

 

[JackLuis]

US House tax committee will not seek Trump tax returns

Speaking about apologetic losers!

“If Congress begins to use its powers to rummage around in the tax returns of the president, what prevents Congress from doing the same to average Americans?” House of Representatives Ways and Means Committee Chairman Kevin Brady told reporters.

“Privacy and civil liberties are still important rights in this country, and (the) Ways and Means Committee is not going to start to weaken them.”

So we won't see Congress rummaging around the e-mails then?

The Texas Republican was responding to questions about a Feb. 1 request from Representative Bill Pascrell, a Ways and Means Democrat who asked him to obtain Trump’s returns from Treasury so the committee could review them in closed session and vote on whether to release them to the public.

Republi-twits!

 

[Carnal_Flower]

http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/polit...-problem/ar-AAmTMh7?li=AA5a8k&ocid=spartandhp

Republicans railed against Clinton’s ‘extremely careless’ behavior. Now they’ve got a Trump problem.

Republicans got religion on information security during the 2016 campaign. But will they apply the same scrutiny to President Trump as they did to Candidate Hillary Clinton and her email server?

As The Post's Philip Bump notes, there are now several examples of Trump playing fast-and-loose with potentially sensitive information — the latest being the "open-air situation room" he conducted with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe at a Mar-a-Lago on Saturday night, which David Fahrenthold details here. Trump has also left a key to classified information out in a secured bag as people without the proper security clearance were in the Oval Office. And then there's the viewing of documents at Mar-a-Lago using*cellphone flashlights, which Bump notes can be used like "portable television satellite trucks" when they are compromised

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But but but Hillary!!! E-mails!!! Servers!!!

Will these hypocritical fucks even see the issue? NO.

 

[Rightguide]

US House tax committee will not seek Trump tax returns

Speaking about apologetic losers!



So we won't see Congress rummaging around the e-mails then?



Republi-twits!

There's no law that requires anyone to show their tax returns to anyone except the IRS.

 

[Carnal_Flower]

And we know you would have been happy to say that if Hillary or Obama had refused to disclose their tax returns. Right.

There's no law that requires anyone to show their tax returns to anyone except the IRS.

 

[sr71plt]

There's no law that requires anyone to show their tax returns to anyone except the IRS.

You didn't read the cited article, which says otherwise, did you? I'm not surprised.

 

[Rightguide]

And we know you would have been happy to say that if Hillary or Obama had refused to disclose their tax returns. Right.

Not really, no. if the IRS doesn't have a problem with them why would I?

 

[Rightguide]

You didn't read the cited article, which says otherwise, did you? I'm not surprised.

Yes I did, but outside of an act of Congress to subpoena his records, I was correct. You will notice the Congress did not act.

 

[JackLuis]

Trump evaluating national security adviser Flynn’s situation: White House
Reuters
13 Feb 2017 at 17:39 ET

“The president is evaluating the situation. He is speaking to … Vice President Pence relative to the conversation the vice president had with General Flynn and also speaking to various other people about what he considers the single most important subject there is, our national security,” Spicer said.

Beyond his Russian contacts, some news reports have focused on accusations of dysfunction in the National Security Council with Flynn at the helm.

An hour before Spicer read his statement, White House counselor Kellyanne Conway, one of Trump’s closest aides, had told reporters that Flynn had the full confidence of the president.

Tick, Tick, Tick!​