Trump is an ass.

[Skeptic Ginger]

If it weren't for the pre-nup, I bet she'd divorce him in an instant.

I was evilly thinking more along the lines of, she knows he can't divorce her or stop her from living in NY as long as he's POTUS. She doesn't have to put out, just keep up a few public FLOTUS events and spend the money.

 

[logger]

Lol
******* unbelievable!

Its clear some you don't know what a jovial shove is?
The "prime minister" clearly had a smile and so did Trump.

Some of you clearly don't get out much!

 

[The Great Zaganza]

ok, so Trump has figured out that

"The Germans are bad, very bad."

... because they sell too many cars to the US.

When Merkel met Trump in the White House, she had to explain 11 times that the US had to negotiate trade deals with the EU,not Germany directly.
Looks like he forgot again.

https://qz.com/992271/trump-reporte...hreatened-to-stop-americans-from-buying-bmws/

 

[acbytesla]

Lol
******* unbelievable!

Its clear some you don't know what a jovial shove is?
The "prime minister" clearly had a smile and so did Trump.

Some of you clearly don't get out much!

Yeah, that's what it was.

 

[marplots]

Lol
******* unbelievable!

Its clear some you don't know what a jovial shove is?

Jovial shove? Surely that's taking it too far.

How about a "cordial collision" or a "jocular jostle" instead?

I'd even accept a "benign bump" or a "spontaneous gerrymander."

 

[marplots]

It could even be just "swagger"

You know how these liberal "men"'have a tough time with confident men.

Where I'm from it's called one-upsmanship.
https://www.amazon.com/One-Upmanship-Stephen-Potter/dp/1258783339

 

[acbytesla]

It could even be just "swagger"

You know how these liberal "men"'have a tough time with confident men.

Being a jerk isn't a sign of confidence. It's a sign of insecurity and immaturity.

 

[Bob001]

....
I thought we should maintain a thread of not his illegal actions or his policy decisions but his childish, selfish or churlish actions. Figure this thread should continue to the end of his Presidency.

What's most significant is that he apparently doesn't have -- and may never have had -- anybody around him who could say "You can't do that!" Most of us have experienced consequences for exercising our darker impulses from tough parents, a demanding teacher or coach, a clergyman, coworkers, a boss, somebody.

If he had even been smacked around by some older kids at school he might have learned a little empathy. And even the meanest corporate jerks usually make an effort to put on a modest public face. But this guy has no filters, internal or external.

 

[Babbylonian]

There's nothing "jovial" about shoving someone out of your way without even looking at them. Even demonstrating "confidence" would require some form of personal engagement apart from the shove.

No, the beast decided it needed to be in front of everyone right now and no one else mattered even a little bit until that happened.

 

[Shalamar]

There's nothing "jovial" about shoving someone out of your way without even looking at them. Even demonstrating "confidence" would require some form of personal engagement apart from the shove.

No, the beast decided it needed to be in front of everyone right now and no one else mattered even a little bit until that happened.

Look at what is happening. The rightest snowflakes are applauding these actions. Trump being an ass, and shoving other leaders. A politician attacking a journalist.

Welcome to the new 'normal' where it's acceptable, and 'manly' to bully others as to hide being an insecure prick.

 

[Foolmewunz]

Lol
******* unbelievable!

Its clear some you don't know what a jovial shove is?
The "prime minister" clearly had a smile and so did Trump.

Some of you clearly don't get out much!

And some of us need to change our Conserv-a-Tint spectacles. Look at the total action. I saw behavior like that yesterday; two seven-year olds trying to get ahead in the line to the snack bar at school.

He pulls the guy's shoulder back to simply make room for himself. The Montenegran dude turns, thinking that someone's going to ask him something or say something,... smiling. Trump ignores him, then goes to the "take-up-a-lot-of-space-on-the-subway" stance, straightens out his face and tries to look leaderly.

He's an idiot. You know he's an idiot. Come over to the dark side, logger. We've got cookies and apparently a monopoly on sanity.

 

[acbytesla]

What's most significant is that he apparently doesn't have -- and may never have had -- anybody around him who could say "You can't do that!" Most of us have experienced consequences for exercising our darker impulses from tough parents, a demanding teacher or coach, a clergyman, coworkers, a boss, somebody.

If he had even been smacked around by some older kids at school he might have learned a little empathy. And even the meanest corporate jerks usually make an effort to put on a modest public face. But this guy has no filters, internal or external.

If I had acted like Trump did, my father would have kicked my ass. My mother would just have told me how disappointed she was which for me was more effective. I also had a few teachers and a pastor that set me straight. Logger seems to believe we are all just being partisan. But my question to Logger is why would we do that? To make Pence President?

From my perspective, the Republicans should want to dump Trump more than liberals. It's not like Pence isn't a hard core conservative. The sooner the GOP comes to the realization that this clown is a disaster the better their chances of maintaining a majority.

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[Foolmewunz]

People are not quoting the OP. The link needs to show up OFTEN.

http://edition.cnn.com/2017/05/25/politics/trump-pushes-prime-minister-nato-summit/index.html

It really is astonishing and quite revealing. You see the world's biggest baby in action, and get to see him transition from his real persona, that of a churlish toddler to the Mark Burnett reality tv character of Mr. Really Important Businessman.

 

[logger]

And some of us need to change our Conserv-a-Tint spectacles. Look at the total action. I saw behavior like that yesterday; two seven-year olds trying to get ahead in the line to the snack bar at school.

I'm a partisan, you're a partisan, can we just be okay with it?

He pulls the guy's shoulder back to simply make room for himself. The Montenegran dude turns, thinking that someone's going to ask him something or say something,... smiling. Trump ignores him, then goes to the "take-up-a-lot-of-space-on-the-subway" stance, straightens out his face and tries to look
Leaderly.

He's an idiot. You know he's an idiot. Come over to the dark side, logger. We've got cookies and apparently a monopoly on sanity.

He's clearly not an idiot, an ass maybe but not an idiot.

But he's our ass and we like him.

 

[The Don]

Logger seems to believe we are all just being partisan. But my question to Logger is why would we do that? To make Pence President?

I wouldn't presume to try and guess what logger is thinking but looking at the way that some conservatives behave, the important thing is to attack your opponent without necessarily considering what may follow.

In this case "leftists" hate President Trump so much (because he beat Crooked Hillary and has Made America Great Again) that they will completely misrepresent a bit of locker-room joshing as an international incident. The fact that if they managed to get rid of the "Greatest President the US Has Ever Had and Ever Will Have" and replace him with someone who is even more offensive to their liberal sensibilities demonstrates how stupid they are

 

[logger]

What's most significant is that he apparently doesn't have -- and may never have had -- anybody around him who could say "You can't do that!" Most of us have experienced consequences for exercising our darker impulses from tough parents, a demanding teacher or coach, a clergyman, coworkers, a boss, somebody.

If he had even been smacked around by some older kids at school he might have learned a little empathy. And even the meanest corporate jerks usually make an effort to put on a modest public face. But this guy has no filters, internal or external.

You just don't get it! We want him doing that, the pussies aren't in charge anymore.

 

[logger]

There's nothing "jovial" about shoving someone out of your way without even looking at them. Even demonstrating "confidence" would require some form of personal engagement apart from the shove.

No, the beast decided it needed to be in front of everyone right now and no one else mattered even a little bit until that happened.

A shove? You didn't watch the same thing I did. He grabbed the mans arm and gently moved him over like all of us have done hundreds of times. At least those of us that get out.

 

[logger]

If I had acted like Trump did, my father would have kicked my ass. My mother would just have told me how disappointed she was which for me was more effective. I also had a few teachers and a pastor that set me straight. Logger seems to believe we are all just being partisan. But my question to Logger is why would we do that? To make Pence President?

From my perspective, the Republicans should want to dump Trump more than liberals. It's not like Pence isn't a hard core conservative. The sooner the GOP comes to the realization that this clown is a disaster the better their chances of maintaining a majority.

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Yep!

 

[skyeagle409]

Lol
******* unbelievable!
Its clear some you don't know what a jovial shove is?

Very unprofessional to say the very least, which is why that shove has made news around the world.

 

[The Don]

In case anyone has not seen it....



So manly, so confident