National Guard officer says police suddenly moved on Lafayette Square protesters, used ‘excessive force’ before Trump visit

[GiveEmElle 1,559]

15 hours ago, Mikey said:

You don't watch his press conferences. If you did, you'd know better than to post something like that. Unless, of course, you just like telling lies.

When is Friendly Uncle Joe going to hold a press conference without teleprompters and scripted questions? Sooner or later he'll have to come out of Mommy's basement and speak. We are waiting.

Wrong. I do watch his press conferences. And that’s how I know that he has plants from pro Trump networks like OANN. 
 

Trump literally asked doctors if you could inject disinfectant in the body. And that’s the guy you’re championing. Question, are you stupid, or do you just like a racist POTUS? 

[AUFAN78 3,892]

On 8/6/2020 at 10:55 AM, homersapien said:

"destroying large sections of major cities"?  What BS.   

https://www.startribune.com/insurance-payouts-fall-far-short-of-what-s-needed-to-rebuild-twin-cities/572054742/

[Mikey 16,565]

8 hours ago, GiveEmElle said:

Coco the gorilla passed the test Trump is bragging about passing. You can deflect to Biden if you like, but it doesn’t change the fact that Trump is really really stupid.

Yet, he was smarter than the Democrats in 2016.

[Mikey 16,565]

8 hours ago, GiveEmElle said:

Question, are you stupid, or do you just like a racist POTUS? 

I'm smart enough to know that President Trump doesn't plant those CNN reporters in the press corps. You gumps should give up on the racist thing, nobody believes it. Over the years, President Trump has donated far, far more to minority causes than domestic terrorist outfits like BLM has or ever will.

[GiveEmElle 1,559]

6 hours ago, Mikey said:

I'm smart enough to know that President Trump doesn't plant those CNN reporters in the press corps. You gumps should give up on the racist thing, nobody believes it. Over the years, President Trump has donated far, far more to minority causes than domestic terrorist outfits like BLM has or ever will.

Of course he doesn’t plant CNN reporters, you fool. He strips their credentials and insults them. He plants networks that promote his propaganda. 
Trump is a racist and only people who are also racist think he isn’t. 

Donated to minority causes? 🤣🤣🤣

You like just like your cult leader who brags about passing a dementia test. 

[GiveEmElle 1,559]

6 hours ago, Mikey said:

Yet, he was smarter than the Democrats in 2016.

He wasn’t smarter. You idiots got conned. And you installed the village idiot into the White House. 

[Mikey 16,565]

2 hours ago, GiveEmElle said:

He wasn’t smarter. You idiots got conned. And you installed the village idiot into the White House. 

He won. He was smarter.

[Mikey 16,565]

2 hours ago, GiveEmElle said:

Of course he doesn’t plant CNN reporters, you fool. He strips their credentials and insults them. He plants networks that promote his propaganda.
Trump is a racist and only people who are also racist think he isn’t. 

Donated to minority causes? 🤣🤣🤣

You like just like your cult leader who brags about passing a dementia test. 

As I said before, you aren't watching President Trump's press conferences. Reporters from CNN and other Libby outfits are there asking questions. If you watched one, you would know that. The fact that you don't know that reveals that you are writing about a subject upon which you have no knowledge.

When is Creepy Old Uncle Joe going to hold a press conference with live reporters instead of a bunch of friendlies asking questions he's reading answers to from a teleprompter?

The racist thing is too silly to inspire me to get a bunch of links about what DJT has done for minorities over the years.

[homersapien 11,357]

11 hours ago, Mikey said:

Yet, he was smarter than the Democrats in 2016.

No, he was smarter than the fools who voted for him.  He's a con man.

[homersapien 11,357]

2 hours ago, Mikey said:

As I said before, you aren't watching President Trump's press conferences. Reporters from CNN and other Libby outfits are there asking questions. If you watched one, you would know that. The fact that you don't know that reveals that you are writing about a subject upon which you have no knowledge.

When is Creepy Old Uncle Joe going to hold a press conference with live reporters instead of a bunch of friendlies asking questions he's reading answers to from a teleprompter?

The racist thing is too silly to inspire me to get a bunch of links about what DJT has done for minorities over the years.

Speaking of Trump's press conferences:

 

Jennifer Rubin:

"I have made the case that far more journalists need to come armed to the teeth and ready to upset the president and his cronies with facts contradicting their exaggeration, spin and outright lies. It struck me that we should also recognize (weekly if I can find the examples!) when someone in the media gets it right. We had two fine examples over the weekend.

The first came from CBS’s Paula Reid, who challenged a lie President Trump has told about 150 times, namely that he signed the Veterans Choice Act. President Barack Obama did:

When confronted with his lie, Trump tried to move to another reporter. That failed. (Kudos to Reid for not letting Trump move on.) Cornered, Trump fled the scene. Frankly, if a reporter is not making Trump uneasy with evidence to debunk his blatant falsehoods, mischaracterizations and delusional stories, he or she is not doing the job properly. (I will note that by and large in the White House news conferences, it has been women who have rattled Trump: Yamiche Alcindor, Weijia Jiang, April Ryan and Abby Phillip. One need look no further for evidence that Trump cannot deal with non-docile women.)

On Sunday, another interview moment came on ABC’s “This Week,” when George Stephanopoulos confronted Trump’s economic adviser Larry Kudlow, who initially claimed that Trump’s so-called executive actions extended the eviction moratorium:

STEPHANOPOULOS: But, Larry, in fact, the president doesn’t extend —

KUDLOW: — we make great success, but we had to take action.

STEPHANOPOULOS: In fact, the president doesn’t extend the federal eviction moratorium. I looked at the executive order; it doesn’t do that. It simply directs how to find a way to help people and identify federal funds. It doesn’t include extending the eviction moratorium.

KUDLOW: Well, look, it — that’s not entirely true. I mean, in there —

(CROSSTALK)

STEPHANOPOULOS: Well, it is true. I read — I just read —

(CROSSTALK)

KUDLOW: Secretary of health, if any determination is made that there’s a health threat of community spread due to evictions or forbearance due — coming on top of evictions, that they would take action. … So, it just says there’s going to be a review, I can tell you, George, the intent of that is that the review will prevent any evictions.

We've been fortunate so far. But this is a guardrail and it will work out beautifully.

STEPHANOPOULOS: Okay. I understand that, you say that’s the intent. Just to clarify, because I’m reading Page 3 of it right here. It says such action may include encouraging and providing assistance to public housing authorities or affordable housing owners, landlords and recipients of federal grant funds in minimizing evictions and foreclosures.

It doesn’t talk about extending the moratorium.

The gap between what Trump said was in the executive memorandums and what really was in them was as wide as the gap between what they said and what is constitutionally possible.

Trump’s payroll tax measure contains some similar flimflam: It does not obligate employers to withhold any less from workers’ paychecks; since employers eventually will have to pay the tax, many will do nothing. Stephanopoulos ably pointed this out: “Well, on the payroll tax, again, it’s not a tax cut, it’s a tax deferral. Sen. Schumer says that he’s talked to a lot of employers who say they simply won’t — will continue to withhold the money because they don’t want to be on the hook for it later on. It is also not going to do anything for people who are unemployed right now; it could only help those who actually have jobs.”

Yet another example of the administration’s dishonesty concerns the $400 unemployment insurance subsidy: Trump didn’t offer a $400 unemployment subsidy; he offered $300, with cash-strapped states required to foot the other $100. Understand that Trump and his cronies are misleading desperate people who have now lost the meager unemployment subsidy needed to put food on the table, clothe their kids and pay the rent.

Every interviewer who gets a crack at an administration official should push him to explain these discrepancies. Moreover, it is time to start cornering Trump and his flunkies with evidence to debunk some of their most common lies. For example, Trump’s secretary of state talked to the Russians about bounties on U.S. troops. Doesn’t this mean the intelligence was correct? If it is correct, why has Trump taken no action against Russia?

This is like an open-book exam. Reporters know the lies, and they have the goods. Now they need to hold the administration accountable, just as Reid and Stephanopoulos did this weekend.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/08/10/this-is-how-media-should-do-it/?hpid=hp_save-opinions-float-right-4-0_opinion-card-e-right%3Ahomepage%2Fstory-ans

[Mikey 16,565]

1 minute ago, homersapien said:

No, he was smarter than the fools who voted for him.  He's a con man.

He outsmarted the Obama/Clinton cartel, and that was a great thing for America.

[Mikey 16,565]

1 minute ago, homersapien said:

I have made the case that far more journalists need to come armed to the teeth.....

When will Creepy Old Uncle Joe be ready to face such a thing?

[homersapien 11,357]

2 minutes ago, Mikey said:

He outsmarted the Obama/Clinton cartel, and that was a great thing for America.

Clinton outsmarted herself.  It had nothing to do with Trump.

Prepare yourself for the (Obama)/Biden reaction to Trump.  The country clearly wants it and needs it.

[homersapien 11,357]

2 minutes ago, Mikey said:

When will Creepy Old Uncle Joe be ready to face such a thing?

Only when he needs to.  He's a smart politician.  When your opponent is busy destroying himself, don't try to steal the limelight.

[Mikey 16,565]

Just now, homersapien said:

 

Prepare yourself for the (Obama)/Biden reaction to Trump.  The country clearly wants it and needs it.

We can't wait! I can hear it now: Biden "I'll be the best senator people have elected since, well, you know, that time..."

[GiveEmElle 1,559]

2 hours ago, Mikey said:

He won. He was smarter.

He isn’t smarter than anyone. I’ve taught five year old who were more intelligent than Trump. 
 
But hey, he can say “person, woman, man, camera, TV” two times in a row. Bravo! 

[Mikey 16,565]

5 minutes ago, GiveEmElle said:

He isn’t smarter than anyone. I’ve taught five year old who were more intelligent than Trump. 
 
But hey, he can say “person, woman, man, camera, TV” two times in a row. Bravo! 

He's the President, and a billionaire. You aren't. He's smarter.

[homersapien 11,357]

8 minutes ago, Mikey said:

He's the President, and a billionaire. You aren't. He's smarter.

Billionaire my ass.  He's a con man who has obviously conned you.  You are so gullible.

[McLoofus 35,182]

32 minutes ago, homersapien said:

Billionaire my ass.  He's a con man who has obviously conned you.  You are so gullible.

Hasn't it been proven many times over that he'd be wealthier if he'd just dropped his daddy's money into an average-performing mutual fund instead of mismanaging it all these years? 

[homersapien 11,357]

3 minutes ago, McLoofus said:

Hasn't it been proven many times over that he'd be wealthier if he'd just dropped his daddy's money into an average-performing mutual fund instead of mismanaging it all these years? 

Yes.  If my daddy gave me $400M + when I left home, I'd be a hell of a lot richer than Trump is now. 

And I am already smarter and more ethical.

 

[Mikey 16,565]

20 hours ago, homersapien said:

Yes.  If my daddy gave me $400M + when I left home, I'd be a hell of a lot richer than Trump is now. 

And I am already smarter and more ethical.

 

So, he turned 400 million into over a billion, donated to a bunch of worthy causes, provided a bunch of people with great jobs and managed to get himself elected to the most powerful position in the world but you would have done better. That's funny.

[aubiefifty 16,733]

On 8/10/2020 at 8:57 AM, Mikey said:

As I said before, you aren't watching President Trump's press conferences. Reporters from CNN and other Libby outfits are there asking questions. If you watched one, you would know that. The fact that you don't know that reveals that you are writing about a subject upon which you have no knowledge.

When is Creepy Old Uncle Joe going to hold a press conference with live reporters instead of a bunch of friendlies asking questions he's reading answers to from a teleprompter?

The racist thing is too silly to inspire me to get a bunch of links about what DJT has done for minorities over the years.

there is nothing creepieer than trump bragging about the miss universe contest and how he could bust in on them while they were changing. that mickey is fact so you look pretty bad calling uncle joe creepy.

[McLoofus 35,182]

19 minutes ago, aubiefifty said:

there is nothing creepieer than trump bragging about the miss universe contest and how he could bust in on them while they were changing. that mickey is fact so you look pretty bad calling uncle joe creepy.

This is a recurring theme. The faults "they" find in Biden are amplified to cartoonish levels in the guy they're going to vote for instead. 

"Biden's too old." He's 3 freakin' years older than trump and in significantly better health than King Orange Fatass, who can't even walk down a ramp.

"Biden's losing mental acuity." King Orange Dumbass brags about passing monkey tests.

"Biden's creepy." King Orange Jackass cheated on his 2nd wife with his 3rd wife. He cheated on his 3rd wife with a pornstar and then paid her to not talk about it. He made creepy comments about his own daughter. And of the numerous sexual assault allegations against him, I'm just going to assume that the guy who brags about grabbing them by the ***** did in fact do that at least a time or two. 

"Biden's just another corporate shill." Um, King Orange Fraud U *is* the corporation. 

 

Blatant mental gymnastics. The opinion is rock solid. They just have to find or invent the reasons behind it.

[homersapien 11,357]

3 hours ago, Mikey said:

So, he turned 400 million into over a billion, donated to a bunch of worthy causes, provided a bunch of people with great jobs and managed to get himself elected to the most powerful position in the world but you would have done better. That's funny.

I would have done better financially simply by investing that $400M in the market and avoiding bankruptcies. (It wouldn't take long to turn $400M into over a billion by doing that.)

And, of course, that "over a billion" could be another one of his scams for all we know.

He got elected because of who he ran against and because he is a lying con man and the country is full of enough fools like yourself that voted for him.  (I will concede his character makes him a far better politician than I could ever hope to be.)

His charitable funds were a scam, as were many of his businesses. I'll probably wind up giving more to charity than he has.

You really need to read up on this scumbag.  You don't really seem to know much about him.

 

[McLoofus 35,182]

6 minutes ago, homersapien said:

And, of course, that "over a billion" could be another one of his scams for all we know.

Meant to bring this up, glad you did. Literally the only reason we have to believe he's a billionaire is because he said so. We certainly don't have the tax records to prove it. 

That said, I wouldn't be surprised if he actually does have fat stacks of ill gotten spoils hidden around the world.