kurtster wrote: 
It isn't as though we hadn't ever heard of him until January 20. I actually thought he'd govern from the middle a little. Dude's been a gutterball from day 1. How long do we have to give him before our criticism is valid? 

White House posts wrong versions of Trump's orders on its website

A USA TODAY review of presidential documents found at least five cases where the version posted on the White House website doesn't match the official version sent to the Federal Register. The differences include minor grammatical changes, missing words and paragraph renumbering — but also two cases where the original text referred to inaccurate or non-existent provisions of law.

 kurtster wrote: 
Do us a solid and let us all know when you notice any sign of credible and coherent policy planning. All I've seen so far is one very long Amateur Hour. I wouldn't be surprised if Trump puts Charlie Sheen and Johnny Manziel in the cabinet at some point.  

It's one thing to disrupt the status quo—Trump's doing a fine job of that through ignorance, arrogance, constant lying and confrontational behavior. It's another thing entirely to articulate and implement an organized and productive plan for reform. Trump will never be able to do the latter. HE IS TOO F$#%ING CRAZY.  

What we're seeing now is not progress or improvement. It's just a bunch of unprepared and uninformed sleazeballs learning on the job and doing it very poorly. If I want this kind of chaos in my life, I'll go to a dive bar on a Saturday night. 

 kurtster wrote: 
Gee, Kurt. Didn't you say that Trump is doing exactly what he said he would do? In that case we have had far longer than 27 days to judge him the worst ever. The last 27 days just have been plenty of time to confirm it.

That being said, I still think the real problem is in the house and senate and we have had even longer to judge them. 

‘Unbelievable Turmoil’: Trump’s First Month Leaves Washington Reeling


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Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, railed against the administration on Tuesday, decrying the “dysfunction” of the country’s national security apparatus and accusing the White House of being a place where “nobody knows who’s in charge and nobody knows who’s setting policy.”

Gen. Tony Thomas, head of the military’s Special Operations Command, expressed concern about upheaval inside the White House. “Our government continues to be in unbelievable turmoil. I hope they sort it out soon because we’re a nation at war,” he said at a military conference on Tuesday.

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Mr. Trump’s allies note that the president has moved forward in areas that are more typical of the early days of a first-term administration. Mr. Trump nominated a Supreme Court justice 12 days into his tenure, and has issued a dozen executive orders, including ones to limit the influence of lobbyists, reduce regulations, pare the Affordable Care Act, move forward on pipeline construction, end trade deals and speed up deportations.

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“If you’re someone inside the Beltway, you think it's been really rocky,” she said. “If you are outside the Beltway, you think, ‘That’s why we sent him there.’ There has been a lot of chaos and a lot of growing pains, but they have gotten a lot done.”

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It may also have consequences for Mr. Trump’s ability to help Republicans win in the 2018 midterm elections. And Republican campaign experts acknowledge that his chances for winning re-election may hinge on his ability to contain the White House frenzy.

“You are processing so much information in a day now. This stuff would have doomed anyone else, just one or two of them,” said Thomas M. Davis, a former Republican member of Congress from Virginia. “They have got to produce something. If all you’ve got is a bunch of executive orders and a Twitter feed, you don’t want to go into an election like that.”

 

27 days is plenty of time to judge this POTUS.  Werst ever.

Yep, he's gonna get us all kilt.  Just a matter of time.

 haresfur wrote: 
I never cared for her much, either.

 Red_Dragon wrote: 
Apparently Sarah Silverman's humour isn't for him.

 miamizsun wrote: 
to be clear, i wasn't directing any of my comments to Mr. Dragon or anyone specific.  just trying to point out the whole self fulfilling prophecy thing...

simmah down

it's valentine's day 

besides i'm still the resident agitating bastid

please don't ever doubt that
 

 Red_Dragon wrote: 
Or that you're too focused on all the fear, bs...

This tells an awful lot about Flynn...

 black321 wrote: 
Or, you're just kinda clueless about some stuff.

 black321 wrote: 
The replies are funny though.

When you start to see stuff like this, the paranoia has reached a boiling point.  Time to turn off the flame folks, and if you have issues with the "administration" maybe try to be a bit more focus on the key issues to debate, protest or whatever, instead of flaming out every time the guy opens his mouth...pick your fights a little smarter. 

Swastikas on sidewalks?
https://twitter.com/SarahKSilverman/status/830923187479277568?utm_source=jolt&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Jolt%202/13/2017&utm_term=Jolt

 

Mental Health Professionals Warn About Trump

 Red_Dragon wrote:
Great is unchallenged.