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Trump's Second Term

He's bored with it now. It's been going on for weeks, long past his attention span.

He wants to play a new game now.
If he played Skyrim he wouldn't get as far as Whiterun before he wanted to play Mario.
I doubt he'd get out of Helgen. He'd go back to sleep on the cart and miss the whole cutscene. Just as well. I doubt he could stand the sight of a strong Nord woman.
 
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too bad for Trump that the Greatest Phone Call of All Time by a President with an Astronaut happened between LBJ and Scott Carpenter in 1962, and nothing will never top that:

 
I don't remember this much personal glazing of George W Bush from Republicans. Like, ya, the religious nuts were big on him, but never this kind of worship. It was more conflating supporting the troops with supporting a specific action by the government.
 
I don't remember this much personal glazing of George W Bush from Republicans. Like, ya, the religious nuts were big on him, but never this kind of worship. It was more conflating supporting the troops with supporting a specific action by the government.
They also didn't feel like they needed to glaze Bush that much to counter his obvious failings and prop up his popularity, so they could get what they wanted and protect themselves. Bush could at least pass as an ordinary well-meaning idiot, after all. Trump is obviously an idiot, on the other hand, but ordinary and well-meaning? No chance of passing, there. Pleasing an ordinary well-meaning idiot tends to also require different strategies than dealing with a malignant narcissist child rapist lifelong criminal scumbag.
 
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Not a cult

Chip Roy: "President Trump is the first president certainly in my lifetime to look decades and hundreds of years down the road about how we structure the United States for geopolitical dominance going forward"

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Rick Scott: "If Democrats were in power when Lincoln allowed Sherman to destroy the south, they would've impeached him. Or when Roosevelt destroyed the infrastructure of Germany, they would've impeached him. Or when Truman used an atomic bomb against bomb, they would've impeached him. These people are insane."

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Rick Scott: "If Democrats were in power when Lincoln allowed Sherman to destroy the south, they would've impeached him. Or when Roosevelt destroyed the infrastructure of Germany, they would've impeached him. Or when Truman used an atomic bomb against bomb, they would've impeached him. These people are insane."

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Ya, imagine if the Democrats were in charge during the Roosevelt or Truman adminsitrations.
 
Rick Scott: "If Democrats were in power when Lincoln allowed Sherman to destroy the south, they would've impeached him. Or when Roosevelt destroyed the infrastructure of Germany, they would've impeached him. Or when Truman used an atomic bomb against bomb, they would've impeached him. These people are insane."

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That's definitely one for the "Stupidity" thread.
 
Rick Scott: "If Democrats were in power when Lincoln allowed Sherman to destroy the south, they would've impeached him. Or when Roosevelt destroyed the infrastructure of Germany, they would've impeached him. Or when Truman used an atomic bomb against bomb, they would've impeached him. These people are insane."

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Ummm . . .
 
And it appears the ceasefire will be lucky to last out the day.

Ships in Gulf told: 'Strait of Hormuz remains closed'published at 16:40
16:40Breaking​


By Joshua Cheetham

Ship-broker SSY has confirmed to BBC Verify that vessels in the Gulf have received the following message:

"Attention all vessels. Attention all vessels. Attention all vessels in Persian Gulf and Oman Sea. This is the IRGC Navy Station. Transiting the Strait of Hormuz remains closed and you need permission from the IRGC before sailing through the strait. Any vessel trying to travel into the sea will be targeted and destroyed.”

Claire Grierson, head of tanker research at SSY, told BBC Verify that the firm is aware vessel crews have heard this on a radio channel used for international maritime alerts.
 
Not a cult

Chip Roy: "President Trump is the first president certainly in my lifetime to look decades and hundreds of years down the road about how we structure the United States for geopolitical dominance going forward"

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He's looking at decades or hundreds of years down the road? Are we just not considering climate change because he doesn't even believe in that ◊◊◊◊ and that's more dangerous than practically anything.
 

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