Is that a fake youtube link? 'Cuz I don't trust Trump when he uses more than two syllables.

I don't think so:)
Quoting Trump.

I went to an Ivy League school.
I'm very highly educated.
I know words.
I have the best words.

Is that a fake youtube link? 'Cuz I don't trust Trump when he uses more than two syllables.

I don't think so:)
Quoting Trump.

I went to an Ivy League school.
I'm very highly educated.
I know words.
I have the best words.

See Spot run.
Run, Spot, run.

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Hey, Yap, yap about the Superbowl Indicator. Right over 80% of the time, last 50 years.
AFC won. Stock market down!
Market down, business sucks.
Business sucks, Rump a failure!
Yap it here first!

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(This message is in respose to Message 1847221 in thread 80942. I didn't want to keep taking that thread off topic.)

The Republican party could have won some respect from me by ousting the orange one and his cronies and issuing an apology saying:

'We're very sorry that we allowed this extremist group of people to be on the ballot. With wild ideas and a plan to feed everyone bull$hit and fake facts directly to their faces until they believe it, they use this bull$shit they feed people as the basis for doing other extreme things. This is very disrespectful to our citizens and their intelligence, and sets a poor example for the level of smarts we want our citizens to portray. We are also very sorry that we allowed many proven bigots into the highest office in our land, this makes a mockery of the office and our country,'

...but they didn't.

The party has lost any chance of ever having my respect.

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#resist

Ex, they lost any chance of respect when they allowed for dictators in any area, such as bible dictators. Once they can dictate in one area, they will in everything, even white supremacy.

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A sticky wicket?

Who's going to call "Howzat" first?

Ex, they lost any chance of respect when they allowed for dictators in any area, such as bible dictators. Once they can dictate in one area, they will in everything, even white supremacy.

Pandering for the vote, I ceased identifying as a Republican in the early 80s due to this issue.

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A sticky wicket?

Who's going to call "Howzat" first?

Thankfully it's such a stagnate design of government that it just may save the rest of us from what looks to be a destructive outcome, if the smarter can prevail over the greedy xenophobes that is.

Cheers.

Ex, they lost any chance of respect when they allowed for dictators in any area, such as bible dictators. Once they can dictate in one area, they will in everything, even white supremacy.

Pandering for the vote, I ceased identifying as a Republican in the early 80s due to this issue.

Yes, some seem to keep forgetting what happens when,"Religion Dictates Government" and the grim history of that goes back a many many centuries. :-(

Cheers.

Now can this message get to the White House and be understood?
Fake news is killing people's minds, says Apple boss Tim Cook

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No, because we first have to stop diluting and politicizing what fake news is.

An example of fake news and how they are revealed.
http://www.stopfake.org/en/news/

Now can this message get to the White House and be understood?
Fake news is killing people's minds, says Apple boss Tim Cook

Understood by Both Sides?

Just The Pot, calling...

Why the Left and the Dims don't understand this. Is a good question.

Another question: Why are these International Capitalist's against Trump? Why is The Left promoting these dangerous people?

The left?

most fake news sites I've seen pander to the far right sir.

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#resist

Here's what 45 said in 2013.
He said he quoted the father of science, Issac Newton

“We build too many walls and not enough bridges.”

but it wasn't that Newton it was Joseph Fort Newton, a Baptist minister
https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/387309175866290176?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw

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Donald Trump AKA Pontifex Maximus.
Well, at least he have some ambitions...

NYT - Daytime TV's new star.

You guessed it, Sean Spicer.

He is no match for “The Young and the Restless.” But he is beating “The Bold and the Beautiful.”

Sean Spicer, the White House press secretary whose early tenure has prompted political fireworks and late-night parodies, may be struggling to settle in behind the lectern. On the airwaves, however, he is daytime television’s new big hit.

Mr. Spicer’s briefings, carried live by the major cable news networks, are pulling in an average of 4.3 million viewers, according to data from Nielsen. Audiences across Fox News, MSNBC and CNN grow by an average of 10 percent when Mr. Spicer comes onscreen to discuss the latest news on President Trump, statistics show.

The soap opera at the White House is outscoring actual soaps like “General Hospital” and “The Bold and the Beautiful,” which typically air around the same time. Mr. Spicer’s ratings are on par with prime-time entertainment like “MasterChef Junior” on Fox and the ABC sitcom “Dr. Ken,” which draw around four million viewers each.

The big ratings offer a quantifiable measure for what has become a truism in Washington: Three weeks into the Trump administration, Mr. Spicer’s daily joust with reporters — peppered with fiery exchanges, memorable malapropisms and some much discussed dissembling — are now must-see-TV for the political class.

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NYT - Daytime TV's new star.

You guessed it, Sean Spicer.

He is no match for “The Young and the Restless.” But he is beating “The Bold and the Beautiful.”

Sean Spicer, the White House press secretary whose early tenure has prompted political fireworks and late-night parodies, may be struggling to settle in behind the lectern. On the airwaves, however, he is daytime television’s new big hit.

Mr. Spicer’s briefings, carried live by the major cable news networks, are pulling in an average of 4.3 million viewers, according to data from Nielsen. Audiences across Fox News, MSNBC and CNN grow by an average of 10 percent when Mr. Spicer comes onscreen to discuss the latest news on President Trump, statistics show.

The soap opera at the White House is outscoring actual soaps like “General Hospital” and “The Bold and the Beautiful,” which typically air around the same time. Mr. Spicer’s ratings are on par with prime-time entertainment like “MasterChef Junior” on Fox and the ABC sitcom “Dr. Ken,” which draw around four million viewers each.

The big ratings offer a quantifiable measure for what has become a truism in Washington: Three weeks into the Trump administration, Mr. Spicer’s daily joust with reporters — peppered with fiery exchanges, memorable malapropisms and some much discussed dissembling — are now must-see-TV for the political class.

ROFL...

Soap Operas... Trumphole's minions...

Reminds me of the title of an old Carol Burnett Show soap-opera parody reoccurring sketch... "As the Stomach Turns..."

<snicker>

https://youtu.be/AXK21xB69fw

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https://youtu.be/iY57ErBkFFE

#Texit

Don't blame me, I voted for Johnson(L) in 2016.

Truth is dangerous... especially when it challenges those in power.

ROUND DEM UP! YeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeHaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaawww

Bad Hombres. Bad Dudes. dA Baddies are gettin' ROUNDED Up!

YeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeHaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaawww

Lasso YeeeeeeeeeeeeHaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaawwwin' Yap

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May we All have a METAMORPHOSIS. REASON. GOoD JUDGEMENT and LOVE and ORDER!!!!!

MK, am curious, how did you decide on the moniker "Trumphole"?

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Capitalize on this good fortune, one word can bring you round ... changes.

yep Yap, round them up if they ever got a traffic ticket, cause they don't love merika!

Yap em out PDQ.

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