All Things Trump: The Return Of The King

[JimC]

Or maybe someday he'll just quietly disappear...

[Sean Hayden]

It’s just more projection. These are the guys selling merch for their newest, bestest concentration camp after all.

They love terror.

[Tero]

Scalise: "The 35-year-old who's sitting in his mom's basement playing video games is gonna have to go get a job again."
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[Sean Hayden]

lol he worked outside politics for a whopping 7 years. He’s earned a living begging for money ever since!*

*I guess they do more than that, but what’s good for the goose…

[Tero]

The guy on the right we need to get rid of. Praying he dies. Next the guy on the left. Need to get rid of him and vote out the Republicans.

[Tero]

[Tero]

Trump kills dozens of kids in Texas.

[Sean Hayden]

It's awful for those families. At least two girls have been rescued from trees. That was after they had been carried 10+ miles by flood waters --terrifying. Hopefully others managed to get to safety.

[macdoc]

A terrifying tale for their peers and kids.

[Brian Peacock]

Yeah Sean. Heartbreaking for the families who happily waved their kids off to camp. Making political hay out of this seems rather cheap and disrespectful.

[Woodbutcher]

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The guy on the right we need to get rid of. Praying he dies. Next the guy on the left. Need to get rid of him and vote out the Republicans.

Trump and Stump.

[Tero]

Politico: second-term, free-range Trump has not even pretended to be interested in the details of lawmaking and is even less interested in forging bipartisan coalitions with people he sees criticizing him on the television shows he consumes by the hours. Also, he’s mostly animated by immigration crackdowns and playing department store owner or price-fixer-in-chief, which he can mostly do on his own and battle out in the courts without consulting Congress."

"Recognizing as much, and that their narrow margins in both chambers would limit their ambitions, a group of GOP lawmakers wisely decided to stuff every measure they could into one reconciliation bill they could ram through the House and Senate with bare majorities. Yes, there was more money for immigration and defense, but the most significant policy changes, except for Medicaid, were modest changes to deductions on tips, overtime and auto purchases that helped Trump fulfill campaign trail promises."