Clay Jones: Most newspaper editors love a nice soft editorial cartoon. Me, not so much. But with a few of them voicing that they don’t want so much Trump coverage because Trump supporters get mad and threaten to kill them, I don’t mind finding other subjects occasionally. Especially if that other subject is rooting for my Chicago Cubs.
“I love to have enemies,” Trump once said. “I fight my enemies. I like beating my enemies to the ground.”
He uttered these words in 1989, about the same time he was in a series of pointless battles: with other billionaires, with midlevel executives, with nobodies whose lives he destroyed just because he could.
An ABC News investigation has found that Donald Trump has “numerous ties” to Russian interests both here in the United States and in Russia. “The level of business amounts to hundreds of millions of dollars — what he received as a result of interaction with Russian businessmen. They were happy to invest with him, and they were happy to work with Donald Trump. And they were happy to associate—[and] be associated with Donald Trump” says Sergei Millian, who heads a U.S.-Russia business group.
These business dealings obviously present a great conflict of interest between the personal finances of a potential President and the foreign policy of our nation, which seeks to curtail the disruptive and corrupting influences of the Russian oligarchs and put a check on Russian territorial aggression in Eastern Europe. Would President Trump be able to put his personal profits aside? If this election has taught us anything at all, it’s that Trump cares about nothing but himself. We cannot allow him and his Russian cronies to take their corruption to the White House.
Media pretending it doesn’t exist has been the policy regarding the Greens ever since Gert Bastian and Petra Kelly started the thing back in [West] Germany. Rather like they censored our own Populists and Progressives in those centuries. After all, familiarity may also breed support, and make the corporate masters angry.
superposition over 7 years ago
Baseball as a unifier?
http://ftw.usatoday.com/2016/06/congressional-baseball-game-2016-democrats-republicans
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] over 7 years ago
Clay Jones: Most newspaper editors love a nice soft editorial cartoon. Me, not so much. But with a few of them voicing that they don’t want so much Trump coverage because Trump supporters get mad and threaten to kill them, I don’t mind finding other subjects occasionally. Especially if that other subject is rooting for my Chicago Cubs.
Happy Two Shoes over 7 years ago
“I love to have enemies,” Trump once said. “I fight my enemies. I like beating my enemies to the ground.”
He uttered these words in 1989, about the same time he was in a series of pointless battles: with other billionaires, with midlevel executives, with nobodies whose lives he destroyed just because he could.
braindead Premium Member over 7 years ago
Cubs have red on their hats?
clayjonz creator over 7 years ago
I was aware I was leaving the white trim out. It would have looked pretty cool but I was being lazy.
Happy Two Shoes over 7 years ago
An ABC News investigation has found that Donald Trump has “numerous ties” to Russian interests both here in the United States and in Russia. “The level of business amounts to hundreds of millions of dollars — what he received as a result of interaction with Russian businessmen. They were happy to invest with him, and they were happy to work with Donald Trump. And they were happy to associate—[and] be associated with Donald Trump” says Sergei Millian, who heads a U.S.-Russia business group.
These business dealings obviously present a great conflict of interest between the personal finances of a potential President and the foreign policy of our nation, which seeks to curtail the disruptive and corrupting influences of the Russian oligarchs and put a check on Russian territorial aggression in Eastern Europe. Would President Trump be able to put his personal profits aside? If this election has taught us anything at all, it’s that Trump cares about nothing but himself. We cannot allow him and his Russian cronies to take their corruption to the White House.
http://occupydemocrats.com/2016/10/17/investigation-just-found-trump-hundreds-businesses-russia/
Kip W over 7 years ago
Ohhhh. I thought it stood for “Clay.”
hippogriff over 7 years ago
jackreacher
Media pretending it doesn’t exist has been the policy regarding the Greens ever since Gert Bastian and Petra Kelly started the thing back in [West] Germany. Rather like they censored our own Populists and Progressives in those centuries. After all, familiarity may also breed support, and make the corporate masters angry.