The Donald Trump Score Card

Don't you have something to do in Australia?

 

Only if the pilot refuses to share their booze.

 

Go ahead, get it off your chest, but you can't shame people who are totally out of touch with reality. In fact, they love nothing more than to spout the most vitriolic crap imaginable at each other. If you can't dazzle em with brilliance, baffle them with angry rhetoric, chase them away from the polls, rig the elections, etc. They love it when you whisper filthy names in their ears.

No doubt, democrats will console you with the fact they helped these same idiots rig our elections and shred the constitution.

 

This is one area you are not going to win

He has made Macron look like a clown

 

873 pages so far, a lot of op ed pieces from a news program not even 0.5% of the american public even watch, you all are just creating your own little world

 

The type of people Trump embraces and who embrace Trump.

Chris Collins and Duncan Hunter, the first and second members of Congress to endorse Trump.



Another House Republican, Trump ally pleads guilty in corruption case
By Steve Benen
12/03/19 03:11 PM

Another House Republican, Trump ally pleads guilty in corruption case

excerpt:

"The first member of Congress to endorse Donald Trump’s presidential campaign was Rep. Chris Collins (R-N.Y.). Two years later, the New York Republican was indicted on multiple corruption counts, which he blamed on a political witch hunt. Collins was re-elected despite the criminal charges, only to eventually plead guilty and resign in disgrace.

The second member of Congress to endorse Trump’s presidential campaign was Rep. Duncan Hunter (R-Calif.). Two years later, coincidentally, the California Republican was indicted on multiple corruption counts, which he blamed on a political witch hunt. Hunter, like Collins, was re-elected despite the criminal charges.

And Hunter, like Collins, eventually pleaded guilty. The NBC affiliate in San Diego reported:

California Rep. Duncan Hunter pleaded guilty Tuesday to one count of conspiracy to misuse campaign funds.

The change of plea was a stunning shift for the six-term congressman, who spent the last two years denying wrongdoing, shifting blame to his wife, Margaret Hunter, and claiming he was the victim of a political witch hunt.

Duncan Hunter, 42, who was originally charged with 60 counts and could have faced up to decades in prison before the plea deal, said he will accept whatever sentence the judge gives, which could be up to five years or lessened to probation, a fine, house arrest or even community service."

 

That candidate tells it like it is, so everyone vote for him!

 

I don't see Michael Bloomberg submitting his tax returns either. good for him.

 

I'm almost certain if you watched a bunch of Fox you'd get the word that Trump brilliantly played his hand here.

 

It's good to see that Billionaires world leaders aren't being pushed around by the peoples right to know about them!

 

Well, you'd be on the fringe with this one.

Macron whining about not being able to count on America to come save the day again. Hardly a Trump negative for the majority of the american public

 

Sounds like you people in Australia have it all together?

 

Piney, he is not the nominee. All the others have made their returns public. But, we don't have a nominee.

 

What do you base that fantasy on?

 

This thread is the fantasy

 

How do you go from 60 counts to 1 though?

"As detailed in the indictment, the Hunters stole money from the campaign for items as inconsequential as fast food, movie tickets and sneakers; as trivial as video games, Lego sets and Playdoh; as mundane as groceries, dog food, and utilities; and as self-indulgent as luxury hotels, overseas vacations and plane tickets for their family pet rabbits, Eggburt and Cadbury — all while their family was otherwise deeply in debt."

Oh score!

What the fuck has any of that got to do with Trump?

 

Trump's memory of Rudy Giuliani seems to be fading lately also.


All the people Trump says he doesn't know in the Ukraine investigation
Rashaan Ayesh and Shane Savitsky
updated Nov 17, 2019

All the people Trump says he doesn't know in the Ukraine investigation

excerpt:

"Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman: On the morning of the impeachment testimony from the National Security Council's top Ukraine expert, Trump said in a tweet, "Why are people that I never even heard of testifying about the [July telephone call between Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky]."

Former Ukraine Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch: Trump said earlier this week that he "really [doesn't] know her" on the same day the House released its transcript of her testimony.

Bill Taylor, the top U.S. diplomat in Ukraine: Trump said in a tweet last month that he doesn't know Taylor — and called the career diplomat a "Never Trumper."

Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman: Trump told reporters last month that he didn't know the pair, who are business associates of Rudy Giuliani with ties to Ukraine and are facing charges for allegedly funneling foreign money into Republican political campaigns.

EU Ambassador Gordon Sondland: Trump told reporters at the White House that he "hardly [knows]" Sondland, who donated $1 million to Trump's inaugural committee.

Jennifer Williams: Trump tweeted "whoever that is" when referring to Williams, who serves as an adviser to Vice President Mike Pence on Europe and Russia."

 

Lest We Forget the Horrors: A Catalog of Trump’s Worst Cruelties, Collusions, Corruptions, and Crimes
Atrocities 1 to 112
by Ben Parker and Stephanie Steinbrecher

Lest We Forget the Horrors: A Catalog of Trump’s Worst Cruelties, Collusions, Corruptions, and Crimes: Atrocities 1 to 112

excerpt:

ATROCITY KEY

– Sexual Misconduct & Harassment
– White Supremacy
– Public Statements / Tweets
– Collusion with Russia & Obstruction of Justice
– Trump Staff /Administration
– Trump Family Business Dealings
– Policy
– Environment