Everything you didn't want to know about Trump and were not afraid to ask

[Joe]

I've never heard any. you?

[Sean Hayden]

Nope. Harris trying to weasel out of suggesting we nuke Muslims is the closest to a joke on the subject I can think of off the top of my head.

Anyway, I wouldn't feel right making one given it was my country that dropped the bomb twice. Just like I don't feel comfortable carrying on about the national security threat posed by other nations, when if past behavior is an indicator of future actions the US poses the greatest threat to the most people.

What will Democrats do to make sure Koreans aren't hurt by the US?

[Joe]

I get where you're coming from.

We are the greatest threat and have been for quite some time, but that doesn't change the math with North Korea for our national security people. They are professionally paranoid, and sadly history gives them some justification. North Korea has every reason to be paranoid about us as well.

As for the Democrats, I don't see them doing anything different with North Korea than the Republicans.

[pErvinalia]

The US should just bomb everyone (other than the UK and Australia) and get it out of the way.

[Joe]

I'd rather we didn't bomb anybody, and especially not Canada.

[pErvinalia]

That Justin Trudeau is a nasty nasty man, though.

[Joe]

Perhaps, but he's Prince Charming in comparison to our realtor in chief.

[DRSB]

Does Mochael Moore really believe this or is he trying to plug his movie and get Democrats motivated to vote this year?
(CNN) Michael Moore believes President Donald Trump is an "evil genius" who will be re-elected.

The documentary filmmaker spoke to CNN while promoting his upcoming film about the impact of Trump's 2016 victory, "Fahrenheit 11/9."

"Too many people in the summer of 2016 were so sure Hillary [Clinton] was going to win, saying no one is going to vote for this idiot," Moore said. "He could win again. I operate as if he is a two-term Trump. I have to. If you think any other way you are guaranteeing that whoever is going to run against him will lose."

https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2018/09/16/ente ... index.html

I too am positive he will be re-elected, at least as the current state of affairs goes. But you never know when Russia will drop him. Russia is not the most loyal ally.

[DRSB]

It's not okay to "screw up" like this. Something is wrong when we can keep having these "screw ups".

We are far too dangerous to be allowed to continue on like this.

I absolutely concur.
The number of his supporters does not seem to diminish though and he will run for re-election.

But even if Trump is voted out we still have the same problems don't we? What can we do to ensure that we stop having these "screw ups"? I'm afraid the President doesn't matter. Whoever is in office we will eventually be forced into yet another "screw up". It's our mentality. We have been lead into these things one after the other for decades now by the military industrial complex. We've accepted it as normal. Our intentions are good. We just haven't got it right yet. These are necessary evils. The world is a dangerous place. Democracy is fragile. Bad guys really do intend to destroy it. If we don't defend her, who will, who can?

There are counter-examples: Obama. With the limited power he had in congress, he steered a democratic course.

[Scot Dutchy]

No wonder he went bankrupt so often

Trump imposes $200bn of new import tariffs on China as trade war escalates

President criticises ‘unfair policies and practices’ as he announces new round of tariffs that will directly hit US consumers

The American consumer pays again.

[Tero]

Fitting with topic title: mushroom penis.

[Forty Two]

As for the Trump reelection likelihood, I'll have to go with "now way in hell he gets reelected." Too many people - to much of the establishment - wants him out, and he has caused too many of those folks too much grief. Look at Bill Kristol, creating an army of establishment Republicans to help oust Trump in 2020. I mean, if anyone thought the "never Trump" crowd was gone - think again. https://www.cnbc.com/2018/09/14/bill-kr ... trump.html

The Democrats are against him - and look at the chicanery and underhanded crap they've done against him. I don't blame them for that - the GOP - and Trump - are not beyond chicanery and underhanded stuff to win. But, with the GOP folks like Bill Kristol and his war machine against him too, it's going to be an all out assault on Trump.

Combine that with the fact that the natural life cycle of economic expansion has to end soon. As soon as the economy takes a dip or a downturn, the media is going to be on Trump like a swarm of killer bees. Unless he can manage two more years of consistent growth like we have now, he's going to get fucking hammered in 2020.

Look at the shit the Democrats are pulling with Kavanaugh. Feinstein holds back on known "allegations" by this Ford lady (Democrat activist) who says that she recovered memories in 2012 of a 17 year old Kavanaugh trying to jump her at a party (don't know exactly when, don't know where, don't who who else was there, have no corroboration) 36 years ago - and now, of course, #MeToo requires these inherently unverifiable allegations to be "fully vetted" and "taken seriously" by the Senate which magically delays the vote on Kavanaugh probably until well after the November mid-terms. Whatever one's political position, that stinks to high heaven, right?

That kind of crap, times 1000, is coming Trump's way for 2020. If 2016 was a hard fought, 2020 is going to be no holds barred. The Democrats and the never Trump republicans will be really set back hard if he wins again in 2020. They need to get him out in 2020, and reverse the work that he's done. So, this is a do or die election in 2020.

Oh, and if the Democrats take the House this year, there will most likely be an impeachment. If they take the Senate, he's fucked. No chance in hell of him getting anything through Congress, and he turns lame duck.

[Sean Hayden]

I don't think he can be reelected either. But I didn't think he could be elected, so what's my opinion worth on the subject?

[Seabass]

I don't think he can be reelected either. But I didn't think he could be elected, so what's my opinion worth on the subject?

Same. 2016 taught me to never underestimate the stupidity of the American people.

[Scot Dutchy]

You was surprised then?