The Inevitable New The Inevitable Trump Mocking Thread

nononono said:
Why yes....!
And they are Very Net positive....with little to no debt.
You on the other hand are playing with fire....and you
know it, that's whats so amazing Mr " Messy " Financial...
The streets of Las Vegas are chock full of Fantasy Financiers
just like you...
And yes YOU are Gambling...aside from being full of Caca !

Below are two of ....
The Ten Commandments of Gambling:

Rule #3 Thou shalt expect to lose

Rule # 5 Thou shalt not over-bet thy bankroll
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I mean properties of any value. None, huh?
I didn't think so.
They'll help your Arizona retirement though.
 


Report: The Obama Administration Deleted 190 of Its Speeches on the Immigration Crisis Just Hours Before Trump Took Office

Posted at 7:08 pm on June 12, 2019 by Alex Parker












It’s called politics, folks.

According to research released Tuesday, the Obama administration deleted 190 speeches related to America’s immigration crisis from the Immigration and Customs Enforcement website just hours before Donald Trump officially took office.

The speeches — in transcript form — concerned topics from sanctuary cities (here’s a poop map) to E-Verify to the treatment of detainees.

The erasure was reported by government transparency advocacy group the Sunlight Foundation.

Given that when stuff gets deleted, that usually means they don’t want you to know it existed, we can all give a big “Well, well, WELL” to someone on the left side of the aisle.



Geez Louise! Hitler!!!!

From the report:

With a couple of clicks of a mouse, access to a federal government web resource containing 12 years of primary source materials on ICE’s history was lost.

The deletion occurred on January 18th and 19th of the first Year of Trump — which may or may not, as per MSNBC, have put the ball into motion for a “thousand-year reich” (here).

So watch that Star of David of yours — if you haven’t already thrown it away, attempting to attend the Dyke March (here).





Among those whose speeches were given the dump is former acting ICE Director Thomas Homan — a public supporter of Trump’s Immigration policies.

In February 2016, as executive associate director of Enforcement and Removal Operations, Thomas delivered a speech to the Senate Judiciary Committee on the “Unaccompanied Minor Crisis” — a massive problem of illegal young children at the border.




 
Impeach': Democrats blast Trump's 'outrageous' plan to take election help from foreign governments
Jun 13, 2019 5:47am PDT by Laura Clawson, Daily Kos Staff
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"Disgraceful." "Outrageous." "A threat to our national security." Democratic presidential candidates had a lot to say about Donald Trump saying he’d accept election help from a foreign government and might not inform the FBI if he received such an offer. The Democrats’ main message: time to impeach.

“We have a president who thinks he is above the law. The House should immediately begin impeachment inquiries,” tweeted Sen. Bernie Sanders, who has been slower to call for impeachment than many of his primary competitors.

”The #MuellerReport made it clear: A foreign government attacked our 2016 elections to support Trump, Trump welcomed that help, and Trump obstructed the investigation. Now, he said he'd do it all over again. It's time to impeach Donald Trump,” wrote Sen. Elizabeth Warren.

Former Rep. Beto O'Rourke: ”When the President of the United States openly welcomes foreign help to win an election, he threatens the very core of our democracy. If we are to secure justice and ensure this never happens again, we must impeach him.”

Former Vice President Joe Biden: ”President Trump is once again welcoming foreign interference in our elections. This isn’t about politics. It is a threat to our national security. An American President should not seek their aid and abet those who seek to undermine democracy.”

Sen. Cory Booker: ”It’s not ‘oppo research’ — it’s foreign interference in US elections.
That you would say this is disgraceful. That you would do it from the Oval Office (yet again) proves you’re unfit for the office you hold.”

Calling Trump’s statements “outrageous,” Sen. Kamala Harris told MSNBC that Trump is “putting his self-interest in front of the interests of our democracy and the integrity of our democracy and the American people’s confidence in the security and integrity of our election system.”

And none of this is overblown as a response to what Trump is saying. It really is that disgraceful, outrageous, and destructive to democracy.
 
“Some people said it was the best speech ever given by a president in Europe, but I did not say that, I’m just quoting”others.”

Which people are saying that? Miller? Bolton? Pompeo? Melania? jr? Jared?

And which speech was it?
 
espola said:
“Some people said it was the best speech ever given by a president in Europe, but I did not say that, I’m just quoting”others.”

Which people are saying that? Miller? Bolton? Pompeo? Melania? jr? Jared?

And which speech was it?
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GOAT, just ask him he'll tell ya.
 
espola said:
“Some people said it was the best speech ever given by a president in Europe, but I did not say that, I’m just quoting”others.”

Which people are saying that? Miller? Bolton? Pompeo? Melania? jr? Jared?

And which speech was it?
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Here's a couple people

MSNBC's Mika Brzezinski had some rare praise for President Trump, saying his address to D-Day veterans at the 75th-anniversary commemoration ceremony "measured up to the moment and really was a true salute to the unity of this day... It was a really good speech."
MSNBC morning host Joe Scarborough echoed that sentiment on his show Thursday morning.

“I’m also glad the president chose to have the discipline to stick to script and delivered what, again, I believe is the strongest speech of his presidency,” Scarborough stated. “There was one especially beautiful moment and I loved the thought because – any World War II documentary you see, any Vietnam documentary you see, when the interviewer starts talking about them being heroes, they will tear up and they’ll say ‘the heroes were the ones that never came back.’ Well Trump said that that’s what these heroes were saying.”

CNN White House correspondent Jim Acosta was one of many reporters and commentators to praise President Donald Trump on Thursday morning for the speech he gave in front of world leaders at the commemoration of the 75th anniversary of D-Day.
“I think this is perhaps the most on message moment of Donald Trump’s presidency today. We were all wondering whether he would veer from his remarks, go off of his script there, but he stayed on script, stayed on message and, I think, rose to the moment and as he was talking about those men gathered behind them he described them as being among the greatest Americans who have ever lived.”
“It was really one of those moments that I think Donald Trump needed to rise to in order to, I think, walk away from the cemetery, walk away from this hallowed ground and have people back at home saying, you know what, no matter what I think about the current president of the United States, he said the right thing at Normandy. He did the right thing at Normandy,” he continued.
 
messy said:
You neither. Value? That’s why you and Nono are so mad.
Bought a new one. Just fixing up will cost half a mil. Now I own 4. Not affordable. Selling 1.
Thank God m for my day job.
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Lol! Putting on that collateralized debt cape again. Nice. Your bank owns all 4.
 
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