Ah the curse of deadlines has hit again. Reince done got axed today. I wouldn’t care normally but his ejection means there is one less semi-sane person in the White House. The crazies are taking over the place. It will need to be fumigated at the end of this term.
If you keep on with the links, there is analysis of Trump’s gestures and body language. Very Interesting… And the comparison of Trump’s body language to Putin’s was great. (Spoiler: Trump trumps Putin)
And congratulations to the Failing New York Times (trump’s description, not mine) for publishing mooch’s descriptions of Priebus and Bannon verbatim, all obscenities included. Good stuff.
I saw trump encouraging a rough ride for people who are arrested yesterday in front of a large group of police officers. I hope they get a screen shot of those who were smiling and/or laughing during his comments and if there is a complaint registered against any of those who appeared to be endorsing what trump suggested, they can have further evidence. Way to go, trumpy.
Mac Stipanovich, a veteran GOP operative in Florida who is close to the Bush family, recalled Jeb Bush’s comment during last year’s Republican presidential primary that Trump would be “the chaos president” if elected.
“I think that is absolutely the case. It’s not even a matter of interpretation,” Stipanovich said. “We don’t have any effective government, we don’t have any effective leadership and the White House is a snake-pit."
“How many glasses of wine did The Mooch have at dinner?” one GOP strategist close to the White House asked via text message, in the hours after Scaramucci’s profane interview with The New Yorker’s Ryan Lizza became public. “This does not come across as rational thinking.”
“How this level of dysfunction helps the White House move its agenda, I have no idea,” said GOP strategist Matt Mackowiak. “This is a circus right now.”
On MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” on Friday, GOP strategist Rick Tyler declared Trump’s presidency “effectively over.”
Tyler, who previously served as communications director on Sen. Ted Cruz’s (R-Texas) 2016 presidential campaign, later told The Hill that Trump’s skill sets don’t match his current office.
“The president campaigned in part on the idea that he was a business guy who knew how to make deals. It turns out his skill sets are completely inappropriate for the presidency. Trump is enormously talented — but his talents have no applicability to governing," he said
wiatr almost 7 years ago
Ah the curse of deadlines has hit again. Reince done got axed today. I wouldn’t care normally but his ejection means there is one less semi-sane person in the White House. The crazies are taking over the place. It will need to be fumigated at the end of this term.
Radish the wordsmith almost 7 years ago
Mooch the foul mouth really makes the White House look like a classy joint.
Darsan54 Premium Member almost 7 years ago
Reince brought it all on himself.
Dtroutma almost 7 years ago
The sewer spews forth another “Oh Henry” in the pool.
Baslim the Beggar Premium Member almost 7 years ago
Check out the photo and the analysis of the body language in this bbc article.
http://www.bbc.com/news/av/world-us-canada-40756949/what-this-photo-tells-us-about-scaramucci-and-priebus-tensions
If you keep on with the links, there is analysis of Trump’s gestures and body language. Very Interesting… And the comparison of Trump’s body language to Putin’s was great. (Spoiler: Trump trumps Putin)
http://www.bbc.com/news/av/election-us-2016-37088990/what-trump-s-hand-gestures-say-about-him
http://www.bbc.com/news/av/world-40534986/analysing-trump-and-putin-s-body-language-at-g20-meeting
Masterskrain Premium Member almost 7 years ago
So Donnie Dumpsterfire has actually hired a hitman. We KNEW it would come to this…
WaitingMan almost 7 years ago
And congratulations to the Failing New York Times (trump’s description, not mine) for publishing mooch’s descriptions of Priebus and Bannon verbatim, all obscenities included. Good stuff.
montessoriteacher almost 7 years ago
When they arrest trump for treason or whatever else, they don’t have to watch his head.
Radish the wordsmith almost 7 years ago
Prince Rebus was the GOP spy in the Trump camp.
montessoriteacher almost 7 years ago
I saw trump encouraging a rough ride for people who are arrested yesterday in front of a large group of police officers. I hope they get a screen shot of those who were smiling and/or laughing during his comments and if there is a complaint registered against any of those who appeared to be endorsing what trump suggested, they can have further evidence. Way to go, trumpy.
montessoriteacher almost 7 years ago
Men over 50 should get their Reince Priebus checked once a year.
Sadandconfused9 almost 7 years ago
If anyone disappears they should check on sales of cement!
Radish the wordsmith almost 7 years ago
Mac Stipanovich, a veteran GOP operative in Florida who is close to the Bush family, recalled Jeb Bush’s comment during last year’s Republican presidential primary that Trump would be “the chaos president” if elected.
“I think that is absolutely the case. It’s not even a matter of interpretation,” Stipanovich said. “We don’t have any effective government, we don’t have any effective leadership and the White House is a snake-pit."
“How many glasses of wine did The Mooch have at dinner?” one GOP strategist close to the White House asked via text message, in the hours after Scaramucci’s profane interview with The New Yorker’s Ryan Lizza became public. “This does not come across as rational thinking.”
“How this level of dysfunction helps the White House move its agenda, I have no idea,” said GOP strategist Matt Mackowiak. “This is a circus right now.”
Radish the wordsmith almost 7 years ago
On MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” on Friday, GOP strategist Rick Tyler declared Trump’s presidency “effectively over.”
Tyler, who previously served as communications director on Sen. Ted Cruz’s (R-Texas) 2016 presidential campaign, later told The Hill that Trump’s skill sets don’t match his current office.
“The president campaigned in part on the idea that he was a business guy who knew how to make deals. It turns out his skill sets are completely inappropriate for the presidency. Trump is enormously talented — but his talents have no applicability to governing," he said