Yes, they also complained that he was 'arrogant'. Strangely haven't heard the same complaint about the very humble Trump.back then it was "secret" code for the n word
Yes, they also complained that he was 'arrogant'. Strangely haven't heard the same complaint about the very humble Trump.back then it was "secret" code for the n word
Yeah but she just found out it ain't got no shooga in it!I dunno man. Did you see that RNC speech? She's been getting into the kool-aid, I'm pretty sure.
Ah.... I'm picking up what you're putting down now.Yeah but she just found out it ain't got no shooga in it!
if this is even remotely true, parscal may have an "accident" while in custody. or epstein himself.<tinfoilhat>
From the talking Points Memo comments on Parscales eventful Sunday:
Like most everyone else here in DC, I thought it was passing strange that Trump announced his re-election bid on the day after he was inaugurated; no president had ever done that. We all knew that Trump’s announcement made it legal for him to collect funds for his re-election campaign, but no prior president had thought it necessary to do it when his current term was only two days old.
But now, it all fits together. Trump had all these truly enormous debts that he had personally guaranteed, while he had businesses that were hemorrhaging cash even then.
How was he going to - as we said in the chicago of my youth - going to meet his nut? He needed a supply of “big cash” that he could launder through his businesses and stash, as necessary off-shore. One source was Putin, who Trump thought would continue to push cash to him during his term, but also afterwards, if Trump would deliver the western alliance and the American political system to him. The other was by collecting big sums from rich people needing government favors; hence the re-election announcement and campaign fundraising.
To make the campaign gambit work, he needed a no-account nobody who would run it for him and be given a cut and would shut up. That was Brad Parscale, who was totally unqualified in every way but one: he would be Trump’s bagman for a small piece of the action.
Now it is all just beginning to unravel. This is the big story. This is the story with legs. This is the story that pushed Parscale to pick up his gun and repair to the master bedroom. And this is the story that will result in Trump trading one type of ill-fitting suit for another.
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I thought this was interesting.
I'd also read speculation that Parscale may have been served a target letter by the feds. That would certainly gel with your tinfoil quite nicely.<tinfoilhat>
From the talking Points Memo comments on Parscales eventful Sunday:
Like most everyone else here in DC, I thought it was passing strange that Trump announced his re-election bid on the day after he was inaugurated; no president had ever done that. We all knew that Trump’s announcement made it legal for him to collect funds for his re-election campaign, but no prior president had thought it necessary to do it when his current term was only two days old.
But now, it all fits together. Trump had all these truly enormous debts that he had personally guaranteed, while he had businesses that were hemorrhaging cash even then.
How was he going to - as we said in the chicago of my youth - going to meet his nut? He needed a supply of “big cash” that he could launder through his businesses and stash, as necessary off-shore. One source was Putin, who Trump thought would continue to push cash to him during his term, but also afterwards, if Trump would deliver the western alliance and the American political system to him. The other was by collecting big sums from rich people needing government favors; hence the re-election announcement and campaign fundraising.
To make the campaign gambit work, he needed a no-account nobody who would run it for him and be given a cut and would shut up. That was Brad Parscale, who was totally unqualified in every way but one: he would be Trump’s bagman for a small piece of the action.
Now it is all just beginning to unravel. This is the big story. This is the story with legs. This is the story that pushed Parscale to pick up his gun and repair to the master bedroom. And this is the story that will result in Trump trading one type of ill-fitting suit for another.
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I thought this was interesting.
I'd also read speculation that Parscale may have been served a target letter by the feds. That would certainly gel with your tinfoil quite nicely.
Doesn’t matter if there are tapes and files.if this is even remotely true, parscal may have an "accident" while in custody. or epstein himself.
i'm still waiting for the pee tapesDoesn’t matter if there are tapes and files.
I think 'pee tapes' is going to turn out to be massive debt held by putin.i'm still waiting for the pee tapes
he paid the russian hooker for the golden shower with money he borrowed from putinI think 'pee tapes' is going to turn out to be massive debt held by putin.
Make sure the cameras aren't working first.if this is even remotely true, parscal may have an "accident" while in custody. or epstein himself.
So, you ever have a grilled cheese, along with a a really good tomato/basil soup?DAMMIT NOW I WANT HEARTY SOUP.
You've changed man.I can only hope that an angry patriot® doesn't start killing some motherfuckers.
Just, don't.
Also, hearty soup !
Where did it all go wrong.maintenance de routine!
GTFO with that "turkey kielbasa" bullshit.i was thinking north woods bean soup, so good...
will try to refrain from said killings after eating...North Woods Bean Soup Recipe
Adding turkey kielbasa lends this soup a rich, slow-simmered flavor even though it takes less than 30 minutes to make. Puree a portion of the recipe for a velvety consistency, and stir in fresh spinach after the soup is removed from the heat so it retains its bright color.www.google.com
This may be relevant to your interests.So, you ever have a grilled cheese, along with a a really good tomato/basil soup?
Yes, still, don't start killing politicians.
that's just the starting point, silly. of course i don't use turkey.GTFO with that "turkey kielbasa" bullshit.
I could do some Nazi soup.<waiting for this someone in this thread to use the term "soup nazi" as a trump reference>
I have long observed this trait in the US and to a lesser degree the UK. I have not been to any other country where the idea is so extreme. It is individualism; a trait encouraged by capitalism itself, particularly the US flavour, and more than that, the subsequent behaviour and favouring of the idea of ‘othering’; putting people in boxes, ranking yourself, being better, best or worst, good and evil, 1 and 0.Oh there's no doubt in my mind that this is exactly what this is. I mean really, do you ever remember in your lifetime seeing so many absolutely fanatic people this exited about a government official while simultaneously being so insanely vicious to anyone not like them? This is well beyond politics and all I can think is that years of NFL has created the format for how american brains work now. I don't think it MAKES assholes exclusively. There's at least an equal part that just gives free permission to existing assholes who now feel emboldened. There's footage all over the place of these black lives don't matter counter protesters quoted saying that they know trump supports them. Because well.......he's literally said as much outloud, and on camera.
Bicycling, and mountain bicycling are pretty strong in "othering"...I have long observed this trait in the US and to a lesser degree the UK. I have not been to any other country where the idea is so extreme. It is individualism; a trait encouraged by capitalism itself, particularly the US flavour, and more than that, the subsequent behaviour and favouring of the idea of ‘othering’; putting people in boxes, ranking yourself, being better, best or worst, good and evil, 1 and 0.
So much of US society and discourse is based around these ideas; social rules and constructs — the society of the sports metaphor where virtually every popular sport happens to be an [object] vs [object] dual.
Societal conflict is, somewhat obviously, the outcome of these ideas. Where is the countervailing inclusive idea of society now for you? It seems like more and more these little groups are all that left, not strong enough sustain a whole and in their own way just another fractured shard.
The somewhat obvious outcome now arrives. It has now reached the stage where your ideological boxes are so completely self-reinforcing, influenced and shaped even by shared lies, that there is probably only one way out.
It is individualism; a trait encouraged by capitalism itself, particularly the US flavour, and more than that, the subsequent behaviour and favouring of the idea of ‘othering’; putting people in boxes, ranking yourself, being better, best or worst, good and evil, 1 and 0.
Who is that?
^^^^^^^^^^This Bullshit seller, right here^^^^^^^^^^
Maybe she didn't start it, but she sure as shit made it religion for lots of fucking idiots in this country.