lol.....i did...i admit it......i'm a good sport and can laugh at myself......you really got me good.....in fact, it made my night...lolMisty » 19 Nov 2016 4:15 pm » wrote:
Did you really think that was a woman? LOL
There is a Naked Cowgirl too.
There's more than one Naked Cowboy now.
It's like a franchise. LOL
This is a different one.
I am enjoying this show. Really.Misty » 19 Nov 2016 8:17 pm » wrote:So when Christie was dumped and Mike Pence took over running the transition, he said they were going to purge all of the lobbyists from the transition team.
So how are they doing that?
Easy......the lobbyists are just 'unregistering' themselves as lobbyists.
Smoke and mirrors.
It's all smoke and mirrors.
Lobbyists are still involved in Trump team, despite the president-elect’s pledge to remove their influence.
Drain the swamp. LOL
was eclectic run off the other dump??....another one he was embarrassed off of??...lolgolfboy » 19 Nov 2016 8:19 pm » wrote: I am enjoying this show. Really.
They can't "unregister" and still represent a lobbyist.
Yep, lost a bet. Promised to leave the forum forever.America is BACK!! » 19 Nov 2016 8:45 pm » wrote: was eclectic run off the other dump??....another one he was embarrassed off of??...lol
gotta give him credit for effort though
lol....he is probably gnashing his teeth to the gum right nowgolfboy » 19 Nov 2016 9:24 pm » wrote: Yep, lost a bet. Promised to leave the forum forever.
He's been lurking, but hasn't posted, unless he created a sok... and there are a few that popped up after the election.
One of them is probably that bitch. But he's not an administrator anymore
I told conservatives to work for Trump. One talk with his team changed my mind.
I am a national security Never-Trumper who, after the election, made the case that young conservatives should volunteer to serve in the new administration, warily, their undated letters of resignation ready.
That advice, I have concluded, was wrong.
[.........]
The tenor of the Trump team, from everything I see, read and hear, is such that, for a garden-variety Republican policy specialist, service in the early phase of the administration would carry a high risk of compromising one’s integrity and reputation.
[..........]
He gets credit for becoming a statesman when he says something any newly elected president might say (“I very much look forward to dealing with the president in the future”) — and then reverts to tweeting against demonstrators and the New York Times.
By all accounts, his ignorance, and that of his entourage, about the executive branch is fathomless.
It’s not even clear that he accepts that he should live in the White House rather than in his gilt-smeared penthouse in New York.
Tell golfboy that a lobbyist does not represent a lobbyist.America is BACK!! » 19 Nov 2016 8:45 pm » wrote:was eclectic run off the other dump??....another one he was embarrassed off of??...lol
gotta give him credit for effort though
what are u asking me?...am i late to the partyMisty » 19 Nov 2016 10:48 pm » wrote: Tell golfboy that a lobbyist does not represent a lobbyist.
They can still continue to lobby even after they unregister by calling themselves something like a 'special policy adviser.'
It's a trick they use to get around bans on lobbyists such as the one put into effect by Trump's transition.
They're still lobbyists, they just don't call themselves that.
does that thing do this for a living????Misty » 19 Nov 2016 4:07 pm » wrote:
You know that's a guy right?
That is the famous Naked Cowboy.
He's a regular fixture in Times Square.
He can't. He knows he'll just get his *** kicked here too. ES will always be my bitch.America is BACK!! » 19 Nov 2016 9:28 pm » wrote: lol....he is probably gnashing his teeth to the gum right now
HEY ECLECTIC!!!!.....come on back over...there is room enuff fer ya
Hey Misty, do you know it's illegal to be lobby, without registering?Misty » 19 Nov 2016 10:48 pm » wrote: Tell golfboy that a lobbyist does not represent a lobbyist.
They can still continue to lobby even after they unregister by calling themselves something like a 'special policy adviser.'
It's a trick they use to get around bans on lobbyists such as the one put into effect by Trump's transition.
They're still lobbyists, they just don't call themselves that.
^^golfboy » 19 Nov 2016 11:44 pm » wrote: Hey Misty, do you know it's illegal to be lobby, without registering?
If they wanted to use that "trick" they could simply have all done it before Trump was elected.
Sorry. Just another faux outrage because you can't do anything about Trump being President.
onlyaladd » 20 Nov 2016 5:42 am » wrote: ^^
Don't believe a word this liar says. He said Trump stopped Ford from moving and provided a link that said he was a liar.
From golfboys own link..
Lol.
Bitch should have read.
But Ford has repeatedly said it has no plans to close any U.S. plants and likely could not do so under the terms of the current United Auto Workers contract that expires in 2019.
This is not the first time Trump's comments about Ford production have been called into question. Last year, he took credit for Ford moving work from Mexico to Ohio, while the automaker had already made the decision in 2011 - long before Trump announced a run for president.
GOLFBOY CAUGHT LYING AGAIN.
NEVER. GOING. TO END.
^^ lying **** ignores the quote that Ford said they notified employees that the plant would close in 2018 and be moved.onlyaladd » 20 Nov 2016 5:42 am » wrote: ^^
Don't believe a word this liar says. He said Trump stopped Ford from moving and provided a link that said he was a liar.
From golfboys own link..
Lol.
Bitch should have read.
But Ford has repeatedly said it has no plans to close any U.S. plants and likely could not do so under the terms of the current United Auto Workers contract that expires in 2019.
This is not the first time Trump's comments about Ford production have been called into question. Last year, he took credit for Ford moving work from Mexico to Ohio, while the automaker had already made the decision in 2011 - long before Trump announced a run for president.
GOLFBOY CAUGHT LYING AGAIN.
NEVER. GOING. TO END.
But he can't produce a quote of Trump saying this.onlyaladd » 19 Oct 2016 12:50 pm » wrote:Trump ... has openly said he would nuke Europe
Go ahead and pretend Ford didn't tell it's employees the plant would be closed in 2018, and moved.onlyaladd » 20 Nov 2016 5:42 am » wrote: ^^
Don't believe a word this liar says. He said Trump stopped Ford from moving and provided a link that said he was a liar.
From golfboys own link..
Lol.
Bitch should have read.
But Ford has repeatedly said it has no plans to close any U.S. plants and likely could not do so under the terms of the current United Auto Workers contract that expires in 2019.
This is not the first time Trump's comments about Ford production have been called into question. Last year, he took credit for Ford moving work from Mexico to Ohio, while the automaker had already made the decision in 2011 - long before Trump announced a run for president.
GOLFBOY CAUGHT LYING AGAIN.
NEVER. GOING. TO END.
But he can't produce a quote of Trump saying this.onlyaladd » 19 Oct 2016 12:50 pm » wrote:Trump ... has openly said he would nuke Europe
Yes, and 'that thing' makes $150,000 a year.America is BACK!! » 19 Nov 2016 10:56 pm » wrote:does that thing do this for a living????
I don't see his posts since I have him on ignore.America is BACK!! » 19 Nov 2016 10:52 pm » wrote:what are u asking me?...am i late to the party
Of course it was not a formal meeting.Trump meets Indian partners, despite vow to separate from business.
President-elect Donald Trump reportedly met this week at Trump Tower with three Indian business partners, raising fresh questions about a separation between the Trump's business and future work in the White House.
Trump’s children, who are part of his presidential transition team, also attended the meeting with Atul Chordia, Sagar Chordia and Kalpesh Mehta, according to India's Economic Times.
The business partners are building a Trump-branded luxury apartment complex south of Mumbai. A picture of Trump standing alongside the men while giving a thumbs up was posted on Twitter earlier this week.
The meeting comes as Trump vowed to hand off his business to his three adult children in a blind trust to avoid potential conflicts of interest while serving in the Oval Office.
A spokeswoman for Trump told The New York Times that the three Indian real estate executives flew from India to congratulate Trump.
“It was not a formal meeting of any kind,” said Breanna Butler, a Trump Organization spokeswoman.

