The day in Trumptweets

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Ophelia Benson

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President Pussygrabber’s latest batch of tweets is astounding.

“Only the crooked media” cares about the massive conflicts of interest that a president who has “interests in properties all over the world” presents. No, Donnie, you’re wrong about that, citizens also care.

This is President Corrupt doing that projection thing again – accusing other people of the very crimes he is trying to hide. Tragically, it’s worked for him so far.

Nigel Farage. Ambassador. To the US. Oh dear god.

Fortunately it’s not President Pussygrabber’s choice to make. He no doubt thinks it is, but he’s wrong.

“Not nice” – as if he would know.

That’s because you’re a bad, stupid, mean, childish, incompetent man who somehow parlayed your money and fame into being elected president.

He really needs to start acting like an adult now.

He thinks he’s become a god.

Oh look, the National Review agrees with him! No shit, Sherlock.

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4 responses to “The day in Trumptweets”

  1. Arthur Avatar
    Arthur

    The most powerful man in America is also the smallest man in America.

  2. iknklast Avatar
    iknklast

    This is the product of the lousy way we present government in this country. A lot of people think the president is all powerful; I know, I talk to them all the time. They don’t understand the Constitution, most have never read it, and yet they constantly go on and on and on about what it says.

    I used to have a dispute with a friend from London. She would come in (she lived in Texas at the time, as did I) furious about something that our Constitution said. I would look at her calmly and say, “The constitution doesn’t say that.” She had heard it from one of her students, and she wouldn’t believe me, even though I have a degree in Political Science with a focus on Constitutional Law – in short, I have read the document she was going on about.

    I finally told her that I would not talk with her about the Constitution any more until she had read the damn thing. She said she would not, she wasn’t interested in doing that, and that my refusing to discuss it was a violation of her free speech rights – which is a long, long way from what free speech says, especially since I was not then, am not now, and don’t expect ever to be, in Congress.

  3. Ben Avatar
    Ben

    “For the next 8 years”. He’s assuming his reelection, I see.

    Or… Does he not know a president’s term is four years?

  4. Lady Mondegreen Avatar
    Lady Mondegreen

    No, Donnie, you’re wrong about that, citizens also care.

    Not nearly enough of them though.

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