Donald J Trump Enemy of the People

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George Bush quit playing golf after starting the Iraq War. “I don’t want some mom whose son may have recently died to see the commander-in-chief playing golf,” he said.

“I feel I owe it to the families to be in solidarity as best as I can with them. And I think playing golf during war just sends the wrong signal.”

Meanwhile, Trump started his war AT his Florida golf course and has spent every single weekend since on the links.

And WE foot the bill.

For both the war AND the golf.
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Trump isn’t even good at golf. He’s a hack. Look at him trying to save a slice. Cheating hack. Golf reveals character or lack thereof in his case.
 
George Bush quit playing golf after starting the Iraq War. “I don’t want some mom whose son may have recently died to see the commander-in-chief playing golf,” he said.

“I feel I owe it to the families to be in solidarity as best as I can with them. And I think playing golf during war just sends the wrong signal.”

Meanwhile, Trump started his war AT his Florida golf course and has spent every single weekend since on the links.

And WE foot the bill.

For both the war AND the golf.
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Trump isn’t even good at golf. He’s a hack. Look at him trying to save a slice. Cheating hack. Golf reveals character or lack thereof in his case.
And? You're mad because?
 
The pure cruelty should be a wake up call.
Dont be cruel said the guy constantly hurling insults including at others children just because someone doesn't share the same political opinion. Yeah bro, great role model you are.
 
Former Kansas Republican Governor Bill Graves just delivered a brutal assessment of Donald Trump's campaign rally in Wichita, comparing the president's political performances to a carnival attraction and questioning whether anyone actually takes them seriously.

“Going to a Trump rally is kind of like going to the freak show at the carnival,” Graves told CNN's Erin Burnett. “What's he going to say? What's he going to do? It's always very entertaining.”

Ouch!

And Graves has some serious bona fides when it comes to the deep-red Sunflower State. He was governor for eight years and served another eight as secretary of state, making him an Republican elder statesman there.

Trump had descended on Kansas to rescue Republican Senator Roger Marshall, who is fighting an unexpectedly close reelection battle against Democrat Adam Hamilton, a Methodist pastor.

Kansas hasn't elected a Democrat to the U.S. Senate since 1932. Trump carried the state by 16 points just two years ago. Yet here he was, campaigning for a Republican incumbent in a race that wasn't supposed to be competitive.

Graves wasn't impressed. He questioned whether Trump's traveling circus would actually help Marshall win votes, then turned his fire on the senator himself.

“The president thinks [Marshall] is a nice guy because he says yes every time the president [asks] him to do something,” Graves said.
“The president loves Roger Marshall because he's abdicated any responsibility to be a check on President Trump.”

Graves, who has endorsed Hamilton, said Trump's emergency appearance revealed “what [an] incredibly poor job Roger Marshall has done as an incumbent United States senator.”

And Marshall has plenty of baggage. A NYT investigation revealed that he and his medical practice sued more than 700 patients over unpaid bills, some as small as $101, often charging 18 percent interest. Some were new mothers, and 81 patients were arrested after missing court dates.

Meanwhile, Hamilton has been campaigning against Trump's tariffs and the rising costs squeezing Kansas families and farmers, and despite the state’s history, has a genuine opportunity to unseat Marshall here.

“We have the right candidate. He has the right message,” the former governor said.

For a Republican who spent 16 years helping lead Kansas, the choice has become clear enough that he's publicly supporting a Democrat.

And as for Trump's rallies? Graves has apparently seen enough of the carnival to know that the freak show isn't going to deliver the seat back to Roger Marshall.
 
Former Kansas Republican Governor Bill Graves just delivered a brutal assessment of Donald Trump's campaign rally in Wichita, comparing the president's political performances to a carnival attraction and questioning whether anyone actually takes them seriously.

“Going to a Trump rally is kind of like going to the freak show at the carnival,” Graves told CNN's Erin Burnett. “What's he going to say? What's he going to do? It's always very entertaining.”

Ouch!

And Graves has some serious bona fides when it comes to the deep-red Sunflower State. He was governor for eight years and served another eight as secretary of state, making him an Republican elder statesman there.

Trump had descended on Kansas to rescue Republican Senator Roger Marshall, who is fighting an unexpectedly close reelection battle against Democrat Adam Hamilton, a Methodist pastor.

Kansas hasn't elected a Democrat to the U.S. Senate since 1932. Trump carried the state by 16 points just two years ago. Yet here he was, campaigning for a Republican incumbent in a race that wasn't supposed to be competitive.

Graves wasn't impressed. He questioned whether Trump's traveling circus would actually help Marshall win votes, then turned his fire on the senator himself.

“The president thinks [Marshall] is a nice guy because he says yes every time the president [asks] him to do something,” Graves said.
“The president loves Roger Marshall because he's abdicated any responsibility to be a check on President Trump.”

Graves, who has endorsed Hamilton, said Trump's emergency appearance revealed “what [an] incredibly poor job Roger Marshall has done as an incumbent United States senator.”

And Marshall has plenty of baggage. A NYT investigation revealed that he and his medical practice sued more than 700 patients over unpaid bills, some as small as $101, often charging 18 percent interest. Some were new mothers, and 81 patients were arrested after missing court dates.

Meanwhile, Hamilton has been campaigning against Trump's tariffs and the rising costs squeezing Kansas families and farmers, and despite the state’s history, has a genuine opportunity to unseat Marshall here.

“We have the right candidate. He has the right message,” the former governor said.

For a Republican who spent 16 years helping lead Kansas, the choice has become clear enough that he's publicly supporting a Democrat.

And as for Trump's rallies? Graves has apparently seen enough of the carnival to know that the freak show isn't going to deliver the seat back to Roger Marshall.
"Coo Coo."
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Oh, yes, I'm definitely going to have to address this snowflake dumb*ss Scott Jennings. What an absolute clown.

Oh, how dare Barack Obama make a joke about the Cheesecake Factory! It's so condescending to working-class Americans!

No, it's not — it's funny.

Clearly, Jennings has probably never been to one, so he doesn't get the joke. Even if he has, I'm fairly confident that he's faking this "outrage" for cheap social media engagement because he's a loser.

Also, this is the same sycophant who's constantly sucking up to and defending Donald Trump, right? You know, the president who lives at his own golf resort, wants everything named after himself, constantly talks about how "great" everything he does is, and basically says that anyone who doesn't agree with him is "stupid" and a "traitor"?

The same president who's going out there and literally saying there's "no inflation," blatantly treating his supporters like idiots, relying on them to actually believe that there's "no inflation," and that prices are "way down," even as we just saw 3.7% inflation in September?

Oh, and what does Jennings have to say about Trump going around calling a Muslim American Senate candidate a "jihadist" and a "member of the Muslim Brotherhood" — despite both of those statements being demonstrably false and completely made up?

I guess Jennings is okay with this president using blatant bigotry and racism to lie about a political opponent — just as long as he doesn't make a joke about the Cheesecake Factory.

This is the crap I'm talking about when I say I can't take MAGA seriously because they don't actually believe in anything. All of their "outrage" is fake and manufactured.

Jennings is going to sit there and pretend to be "offended" by Obama's joke, while Trump says some of the most vile and horrible things I've ever heard from any politician, and this diaper stain constantly defends it?

Yeah, I'm sure this Cheesecake Factory joke is so much more offensive than Trump whining, again, about not being given the Nobel Peace Prize and calling Norway a "sh*thouse country."

But that's okay to say about one of our NATO allies because he didn't call the Cheesecake Factory a "sh*thouse restaurant."

Just an entire nation.

Excuse my language, but Scott Jennings can go f*ck all the way off with his fake, pompous "outrage" because Barack Obama made fun of the hideous decor Donald Trump trashed up the White House with.

And these frauds have the nerve to call the left "easily triggered snowflakes."

I've never seen a group of bigger snowflakes than the MAGA cult, led by the king of all snowflakes, Donald "Spends Most of His Days Whining on Social Media" Trump.
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