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Either its because of a relatively small issue that he's making a big deal of not following his promises on, or it shows technically legal but scummy money sources.

If he were a normal person, one additional reason would be the returns, if leaked, would show that he lied when he claimed how he wouldn’t benefit from the tax cuts. However the emotion of shame is far beyond his abilities.
 
I was just thinking about Joe Biden’s speculation back in October 2016. He wondered if Donald Trump was too stupid to understand the damage he is doing.
 
I just saw a news story that Paul Ryan has been invited to be a guest lecturer at the University of Notre Dame. Someone should mention it to Trump. Better than even odds that he would mix up the university and the cathedral.
 
And a tweet in reply

"Veuillez nous excuser pour notre crétin orange."
As a commentered said, "I don't speak French, but "presidente tres stupide" and "cretin orange" (pardon my spelling) told me everything I needed to know" :D .
 
I was just thinking about Joe Biden’s speculation back in October 2016. He wondered if Donald Trump was too stupid to understand the damage he is doing.

I don't think so. There was a story a while back about economic advisers explaining to Trump how much damage his tax cuts would ultimately do to the US economy, and him angrily saying that he didn't care because the consequences wouldn't come back on him until he was out of office anyway.

I mean, I'm sure there's plenty of details he doesn't understand, etc. But just saying "this will hurt" is something I'm sure he can understand. He just doesn't care.
 
Trump Tweets

So weird to watch Crazy Bernie on @FoxNews. Not surprisingly, @BretBaier and the “audience” was so smiley and nice. Very strange, and now we have @donnabrazile?
 
Goddamnit to Hell!


President Trump's Re-Rlection Campaign Announces $30 Million Fundraising Haul In First Quarter Of 2019


President Donald Trump's re-election campaign announced Monday that it raised
more than $30 million in the first quarter of 2019, a total that outpaces all of his
Democratic rivals and indicates he will be well-resourced in his bid for a second
term in the Oval Office.

According to numbers released Monday morning, Trump's campaign took
in $30.3 million and has $40.8 million cash on hand, totals that surpass
the combined first-quarter hauls of the two most prolific fundraisers on
the Democratic side so far: Sen. Bernie Sanders and Sen. Kamala Harris.


Looks like we'll not only have Trump for four more years.
But with the Ginsburg seat on the line, we'll have Trump
for forty more years after that.
 
Looks like we'll not only have Trump for four more years.
But with the Ginsburg seat on the line, we'll have Trump
for forty more years after that.

Apples and oranges. Funds raised during the primary isn't comparable to an entire party's re-election war chest. I imagine whoever comes out from the Democratic Party primary will have no trouble raising money.
 
Apples and oranges. Funds raised during the primary isn't comparable to an entire party's re-election war chest. I imagine whoever comes out from the Democratic Party primary will have no trouble raising money.

At this time, the Democratic fund raising has been distributed over how many candidates? Sure, the $30 mil is more than the top 2 democrats combined, but it obviously is not more than the top 3 democrats combined (or they would have said 3), and is certainly not more than the amount raised by all the democratic candidates.
 
Apples and oranges. Funds raised during the primary isn't comparable to an entire party's re-election war chest. I imagine whoever comes out from the Democratic Party primary will have no trouble raising money.
At this time, the Democratic fund raising has been distributed over how many candidates? Sure, the $30 mil is more than the top 2 democrats combined, but it obviously is not more than the top 3 democrats combined (or they would have said 3), and is certainly not more than the amount raised by all the democratic candidates.
It should also be noted that Trump has been in campaign mode since the 2016 election. The Democratic candidates have only really been in active campaign mode for a few months.
 
Here's the list. In golf, the last winners were Charles Sifford, Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer.

Yes, that's why I added the "to be fair" post.

I do think it's stupid to give Woods the Medal of Freedom. I think it's stupid to give the other golfers or any athletes (aside from hockey players, of course, but good luck finding a worthy American) the medal for their ability or promotion of the sport. If the reason is something else, perhaps even related to sport (such as significant involvement in encouraging physical fitness), that's another matter.

But I also think that it was a bit of confirmation bias to bother posting a reaction to this nothing announcement. Obama gave the medal to actors, say, and I'm not sure that this is an appropriate award for them (again, aside from other activities which might be relevant), but I doubt I reacted with anything more than a shrug. When one loathes somebody, reaction to their petty faults can be exaggerated, as I think mine was in this case.
 
Trump Tweets

So weird to watch Crazy Bernie on @FoxNews. Not surprisingly, @BretBaier and the “audience” was so smiley and nice. Very strange, and now we have @donnabrazile?

Is he really dissing Fox News for interviewing Democrats?

Okay, I know that pointing out Trumpian hypocrisy is like shooting fish in a barrel, but doesn't he complain about one-sided journalism?
 
Hurr durr-taxes are hard.

S. Sanders: “I don't think Congress, particularly this group of congressmen and women, are smart enough to look through the thousands of pages that I would assume President Trump's taxes will be,"
 
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