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deadeyeshot » 07 Sep 2019 7:57 am » wrote: How did Odumbo get so rich in office?

They ALL DO, son, all of them!

nuckin futz » 07 Sep 2019 10:19 am » wrote:
They ALL DO, son, all of them!

why are you bitching about Trump then?

deadeyeshot » 07 Sep 2019 10:42 am » wrote: why are you bitching about Trump then?

Because he is the current poser as president!


Now, I know you will default to Obama. Go ahead!

nuckin futz » 07 Sep 2019 10:45 am » wrote:
Because he is the current poser as president!

Now, I know you will default to Obama. Go ahead!

You were the one that said they all do it!!! Did you bitch about Obama doing it?

President Donald Trump's aides and confidants are growing more and more worried about his mental state after days of erratic behavior, wild outbursts, and bizarre fixations.

"No one knows what to expect from him anymore," one former White House official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss internal conversations about the president, told Insider.

"His mood changes from one minute to the next based on some headline or tweet, and the next thing you know his entire schedule gets tossed out the window because he's losing his s---," one former White House official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss internal conversations about the president, told Insider.

Trump has spent the past several days fixated on his false claim over the weekend that Hurricane Dorian was going to hit Alabama. He has also lobbed attacks at his perceived enemies, like the actress Debra Messing, former FBI Director James Comey, and the "LameStream media."

"He's deteriorating in plain sight," one Republican strategist who is in frequent contact with the White House told Insider on Friday.

But a person who was close to Trump's legal team during the Russia investigation told Insider his public statements were "nothing compared to what he's like behind closed doors."

"He's like a bull seeing red," this person added. "There's just no getting through to him, and you can kiss your plans for the day goodbye because you're basically stuck looking after a 4-year-old now."

https://amp.businessinsider.com/trump-a ... ssion=true

Termin8tor » 07 Sep 2019 7:54 am » wrote:

Misty » 06 Sep 2019 9:35 pm » wrote:OMG it just gets worse and worse.

Trump Is Using Military Aid To Force Ukraine To Meddle In The 2020 Election On His BehalfPresident Trump couldn’t win in 2016 without foreign help, so he’s seeking it out again ahead of 2020.
Over the last several months, there has been an ongoing effort by President Trump and Rudy Giuliani to push the Ukrainian government to pursue an investigation into former Vice President Joe Biden and his son.

As usual, you have the issue backwards.
He's pressuring Ukraine in order to expose Biden's corruption and Ukraine's meddling in the last election on behalf of Hillary Clinton.

It's called extortion you gaping asshole.
But like all of his other crimes, I guess that's okay with you.

And this has nothing to do with Hillary Clinton.
That's just another 'fact' that you pulled out of your gaping asshole.

**** Joseph Goebbels had nothing on you.

Termin8tor » 07 Sep 2019 7:59 am » wrote:

Misty » 06 Sep 2019 10:49 pm » wrote:

nuckin futz » 06 Sep 2019 10:37 pm » wrote:Never, in the annals of U.S. History, have we ever had such a LAWLESS regime!It is beyond the pale!
This is the FASCIST DICTATORSHIP I warned y'all about!

I have been following politics for a long time.
I have never seen anything like it.

Gosh, you haven't? Remind me of the old three stooges jokes.
"I can't see! I can't see!"
Then open your eyes, numbskull!

STFU you stupid jackass.

You turn a blind eye to every crime Trump commits and a deaf ear to all of his lies.

Misty » 07 Sep 2019 1:36 pm » wrote:President Donald Trump's aides and confidants are growing more and more worried about his mental state after days of erratic behavior, wild outbursts, and bizarre fixations.

"No one knows what to expect from him anymore," one former White House official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss internal conversations about the president, told Insider.

More Gaslighting from the psychopath.

Trump is doing an excellent job as president, but let's not consider that.


He's mentally unstable, according to, guffaw, "insiders."

Termin8tor » 07 Sep 2019 1:54 pm » wrote:

Misty » 07 Sep 2019 1:40 pm » wrote:It's called extortion you gaping asshole.
But like all of his other crimes, I guess that's okay with you.

How **** typical. You tell a blatant lie.
Then you censor the truth.
Pressure on a country to expose corruption by a US politician isn't extortion, psycho.

First of all you have no proof that there was any corruption.
Biden's son was already investigated and no charges were brought.

And secondly Trump is threatening to withhold military aid that Ukraine desperately needs to deter ongoing Russian aggression.

You don't give a **** about the massive amount of corruption in the Trump administration.
He is using his office to promote his businesses and using his bully pulpit to basically do infomercials for his resorts now.

And he lining his pockets with taxpayer dollars.

Forcing the Secret Service to have to rent equipment from him on his many golf outings at his own resorts.
Having Pence stay at his resort in Ireland 180 miles from where he had meetings in Dublin.
The Air National Guard staying at his resort in Scotland instead of on a military base.
And wanting to have the G7 at his resort in Miami.

But none of that concerns you at all you filthy hypocrite.

deadeyeshot » 07 Sep 2019 11:06 am » wrote: You were the one that said they all do it!!! Did you bitch about Obama doing it?

Learn to read, son! "All" includes Obama! Duhhhh

Termin8tor » 07 Sep 2019 1:49 pm » wrote:

Misty » 07 Sep 2019 1:36 pm » wrote:President Donald Trump's aides and confidants are growing more and more worried about his mental state after days of erratic behavior, wild outbursts, and bizarre fixations.
"No one knows what to expect from him anymore," one former White House official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss internal conversations about the president, told Insider.

More Gaslighting from the psychopath.

You really should stop using the word gaslighting since it's obvious you have no idea what it means.

Termin8tor » 07 Sep 2019 2:29 pm » wrote:

Misty » 07 Sep 2019 2:15 pm » wrote:First of all you have no proof that there was any corruption.

How do you know, psycho? You refuse to read what I cite and censor most of posts.

That's because most of your posts are ****.
And speaking of ****, I've had enough of it for today.
I'm locking the door to air the place out.

Now you can go whine about it in your 'locker' thread.

Later Precious.

It's true what they say.
There's a Tweet for everything.

November 14th, 2014: Billionaire tycoon Donald Trump has pledged to make Prestwick Airport "really successful" as he announced a partnership with the Ayrshire hub.
The Trump Organisation has chosen Prestwick to service the nearby Trump Turnberry resort, in which the businessman plans to invest £250m.
The airport will be the Scottish base for all Trump Aviation Operations, including Mr Trump's private Boeing 757 and Sikorsky 76B helicopter.
Prestwick Airport is continuing to run at a loss after being bought over by the Scottish Government in 2013 in a last-ditch effort to keep it open.

https://stv.tv/news/scotland/299644-don ... uccessful/

September 7th, 2019: The House Oversight Committee is investigating military spending at an airport near a Trump property in Ayer, Scotland, as well as visits to that property by service members, in the latest of a growing number of inquiries into government expenditures that seem to financially benefit President Donald Trump and his businesses.

The military has spent $11 million on fuel alone at the Prestwick Airport near Trump’s Turnberry resort since fall of 2017, Politico reported.

And reporting by the Guardian found the airport has provided discounted rooms and complimentary rounds of golf at the Trump resort for some US military members.

The expenditures are unusual given buying fuel from Prestwick Airport costs the government (and, ultimately, taxpayers) more than refueling at military bases, such as the nearby Lakenheath Air Base in England.

https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics ... -oversight

I call **** on this unsigned statement from NOAA, if it even is from NOAA, which I have my doubts about.



Many meteorologists and former employees of the NWS and NOAA agree.

Anger Among Public and Meteorologists after False Unsigned NOAA Statement

The NOAA statement Friday night was a lie.
It was totally false.

The person responsible for it should identify themselves.

Unfortunately, the statement was unsigned.

I imagine hundreds of journalists are filing FOIA requests tonight with NOAA to find out.

That was written by Dan Satterfield, who has been a meteorologist for 32 years working in Oklahoma, Florida and Alabama.

War over who let a pedophile into the White House 13 times: Steve Bannon's allies say Jared Kushner had 'long association' with convicted child sex pervert - and Secret Service DECLINE to say if they vetted him.

Bitter factions that turned the White House into a battleground during the first year of the Trump presidency are at war over who is responsible for inviting a convicted pedophile into the West Wing, following the leak of visitor logs showing the felon met with Steve Bannon more than a dozen times.

Leaked White House visitor logs reveal that Bannon, then the White House's chief strategist, invited George Nader to the White House at least 13 times in 2017 to engage in 'private meetings.'

Nader, who has been convicted of sexually abusing young boys, is now in federal prison awaiting trial on child sex trafficking charges.

Bannon 'had zero knowledge of Nader's criminal record,' a source close to him told DailyMail.com.

Instead, the source directed blame to Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser Jared Kushner, claiming he had a longstanding association with Nader.

'Mr. Bannon met George Nader through Jared Kushner at a meeting in Kushner's office; it appeared that Kushner had a long-term association with Nader,' the source said, adding that all of Nader's visits with Bannon were centered around planning Trump's visit to Saudi Arabia in May 2017.

'Kushner was running the planning process for the Riyadh Summit in early 2017, which Nader was a part of as a midlevel functionary from the Middle East,' the source continued. '

All of Nader's visits were associated with activities around the Riyadh Summit, for which there were dozens of planning and follow on meetings.'

A senior administration official said Bannon's allies' statements 'are false' but Kushner's office declined to comment on the record.

Bannon's allies offered no evidence to support their claim of Kushner's 'long association' with a pedophile already convicted on two continents of horrific sex offenses.

The revelation of Nader's visits raises serious questions about how a convicted felon could be allowed entry repeatedly to the White House.

The Secret Service is responsible for carrying out background checks of all visitors.

Secret Service, however, declined to respond to a request for comment on if it had admitted Nader into the White House after administering a background check.

A spokesperson told DailyMail.com it would not provide any specific or general information on its process for visitor admittance 'for operational security reasons.'

The source close with Bannon claimed Secret Service vetted Nader's entry to the White House, 'suggesting they, too, had zero knowledge' that he had been charged and convicted of child sex crimes stemming back to the 1980s.

Bannon's West Wing office was just yards from the Oval Office, but it isn't clear if he entertained Nader in his office or somewhere else in the White House.

A source felt Bannon's meetings with a convicted felon were 'clearly' problematic.

In 1985 Nader was charged with receiving child pornography from the Netherlands, but the charges were dropped due to an invalid search warrant.

He received a six-month sentence in 1991 for transporting pornographic videotapes from Germany of young teenage boys. And in 2003, Nader served one year is prison after he was convicted in Prague, Czech Republic for sexually abusing ten boys.

During Robert Mueller's Russia investigation last year, FBI agents inspecting Nader's three cell phones incidentally found on one images and videos of child pornography and beastiality.

In June 2019 he was arrested for possession of child pornography, images of beastiality and transportation of child pornography.

In July, unsealed court documents revealed Nadler was also facing new federal charges of sex trafficking for allegedly 'engaging in sexual acts' with a 14-year-old boy he transported from Europe.

Nader is being held in jail in Virginia pending trial.

The Lebanese American businessman was featured prominently in former Special Council Mueller's Russia probe in connection to a December 2016 Trump Tower meeting with Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed.

He was also present at a January 2017 rendezvous in the Seychelles with Blackwater founder Erik Prince and a Russian banker.

Nader was previously a consultant for Blackwater, a military contractor.

Although the Russia investigation exonerated Trump of conspiring with Russia, it resulted in the new child pornography and abuse allegations for Nader.

The 80-year-old first started visiting Bannon at the White House in February 2017, a month after Trump was inaugurated, and continued through Bannon's tenure, which ended in August 2017.

Bannon was fired from his White House post shortly after the Unite the Rite rally in Charlottesville, Virginia in the summer of 2017 that devolved into violent clashes between those protesting the removal of the Robert E. Lee statue and those claiming it was racist to keep it up.

Trump's chief strategist was decried as a 'symbol of White Nationalism' in the White House and was widely blamed for the president's response to the clashes, which was viewed as inadequate.

Some reports claimed then-White House Chief of Staff John Kelly asked Bannon to submit his immediate resignation in lieu of being fired, but Bannon has disputed this, claiming that he only planned on 'spending one year' with Trump from the time he joined the campaign in August 2016.

'John Kelly and Steve Bannon have mutually agreed today would be Steve's last day. We are grateful for his service and wish him the best,' was the official statement from the White House upon his departure.

Bannon's commentary featured prominently in Michael Wolff's expose, Fire and Fury, also infuriated Trump.

It isn't clear if Nader continued to visit the White House after Bannon was fired.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... ssion=true

Rep. Sean Duffy (R-Wis.) and his wife Rachel Campos-Duffy discussed Duffy's decision to resign from Congress later this month to better attend to their unborn child's projected health complications on "The View" Monday.

"I made the choice to spend a little more time with Rachel and the kids and find a little different career path that gives me more time," Duffy, who was first elected in 2010, said on the program.

Duffy added that the needs of the baby, who doctors have told the couple has a heart condition that will require surgery, will not be compatible with the schedule of a member of Congress, saying he was forced to examine "what is right in service to my state and what is right in service to my family."

"There's 435 members of Congress, there's only one Duffy dad," he added.

"The baby does have holes in the heart but also could have some other developmental challenges, so we just wanted to create more space in our life," said Campos-Duffy, a former "The View" guest host and current Fox contributor.

https://thehill.com/homenews/house/4605 ... ssion=true

Good for him.
I wish them all the best and I pray for the little one.

What a spiteful SOB.

Six Dayton police officers who stopped a shooter last month after he killed nine persons were awarded the nation's highest decoration for bravery of public safety officials Monday morning by President Donald Trump.

"Who knew, and who can even understand, how many lives would have been taken if they didn't act so quickly?" early Aug. 4 in the city's Oregon District, Trump said in the East Room of the White House.

"Few people could have done, and would have done, what they did," he said, calling the group "unbelievably exceptional Americans."

Dayton Mayor Nan Whaley tweeted, "So proud of our fearless @DaytonPolice. They exemplify #DaytonStrong in so many ways."

But even though Whaley was in Washington, she was not tweeting from inside the White House.

The Democratic mayor, who has been harshly criticized by and critical of Trump, was not invited.

https://www.dispatch.com/news/20190909/ ... ssion=true

The US had to extract a top spy from Russia after Trump revealed classified information to the Russians in an Oval Office meeting.

The US was forced to extract a top-secret source from Russia after President Donald Trump revealed classified information to two Russian officials in 2017, CNN reported on Monday.

A person directly involved with the discussions told the outlet the US was concerned that Trump and his administration routinely mishandled classified intelligence and that their actions could expose the covert source as a spy within the Russian government.

Trump stunned the national-security apparatus and intelligence community when it surfaced that in an Oval Office meeting in May 2017 he shared the information with Sergey Lavrov, Russia's foreign minister, and Sergey Kislyak, then Russia's ambassador to the US.

Trump's disclosure was not specifically about the Russian spy. But his disregard of strict intelligence-sharing rules to protect highly placed sources "prompted intelligence officials to renew earlier discussions about the potential risk" that the source in Russia would be exposed, CNN reported.

At the Oval Office meeting, which took place one day after Trump fired FBI Director James Comey, the president is said to have boasted to the Russians that firing "nut job" Comey had taken "great pressure" off him. Comey had been spearheading the FBI's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 US election.

Trump then went on to share with Lavrov and Kislyak intelligence connected to the Islamic State in Syria.

The information came from Israel, which had not given the US permission to share it with the Russians because it could have compromised an Israeli source in the region.

The report said that Mike Pompeo, the CIA director at the time, also told other senior Trump administration officials after the meeting that too much information was coming out regarding the US asset in Russia.

This is not the first time national-security veterans have expressed concerns that Trump's actions could reveal sensitive information about US intelligence-gathering processes and human sources working abroad.

Late last month, the president's tweet about US military information he received during a classified intelligence briefing earlier that day immediately set off alarm bells because it included a satellite photo of an Iranian launchpad that was of a much higher resolution and better quality than the commercial satellite images of the site that were publicly available.

It also contained markers indicating that it was taken by USA-224, one of the US's most secretive spy satellites.

Intelligence veterans said the president's tweet would be a gold mine for hostile foreign powers.

"One doesn't use intel for the purposes of taunting.

The Russians and the Chinese will be very happy to study this," Robert Deitz, a former top lawyer at the CIA and the National Security Agency, told Insider.

Last year, Trump also made the unusual decision to authorize the declassification of a highly controversial memo about the origins of the Russia investigation by Devin Nunes, then the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, for political purposes.

The memo and its release sparked a firestorm on Capitol Hill and within the intelligence community.

Top intelligence officials met multiple times with senior White House staff to urge against releasing the document for fear that it could expose sources and methods.

The Justice Department and the FBI also took the extraordinary step of releasing statements cautioning against its release by the House Intelligence Committee without giving officials enough time to review it.

https://www.businessinsider.com/us-extr ... ice-2019-9

But...but...but....her emails.

He invites the Taliban into the country but turns away hurricane victims.

We have to be very careful,' President Trump says of allowing Dorian evacuees from Bahamas into US.

The acting commissioner of U.S. Customs and Border Protection denied on Monday that people fleeing the devastation in the Bahamas in the aftermath of Hurricane Dorian have been turned away from the United States by his agency because they did not have proper documentation.

"We will accept anyone on humanitarian reasons that needs to come here," acting Commissioner Mark Morgan said during a news conference at the White House.

"If your life is in jeopardy and you're in the Bahamas and you want to get to the United States, you're going to be allowed to come to the United States, whether you have travel documents or not."

But soon after Morgan's news conference, his boss, President Donald Trump, seemed to contradict him by saying that anyone coming to the United States from the Bahamas will not be allowed into the country without proper documentation.

"We have to be very careful. Everybody needs totally proper documentation because, look, the Bahamas had some tremendous problems with people going to the Bahamas that weren't supposed to be there," Trump told reporters on the South Lawn of the White House before embarking on a trip to North Carolina, where he planned to tour areas hard hit by Dorian.

"I don't want to allow people that weren't supposed to be in the Bahamas to come into the United States, including some very bad people and some very bad gang members, and some very, very bad drug dealers. So, we're going to be very strong on that."

https://abcnews.go.com/International/ca ... d=65483294

These people lost everything they had while running for their lives.
How the hell are they supposed to have proper documentation?


CRUELTY ISN'T A BUG OF THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION. IT'S A FEATURE.