How is he going to protect our country if he refuses to see the problem. This is like giving a 19 year old an assault riffle and wondering why another school got shot up.
On Saturday, the White House sent Hogan Gidley on “Fox and Friends,” where he turned on Democrats and the reporters covering this story. “There are two groups that have created chaos more than the Russians, and that’s the Democrats and the mainstream media,” Gidley said in a moment that left many Republicans scratching their heads. (“The more I think about a White House official — not a Fox commentator or an RNC hack — saying this, the more appalled I am. He should be fired,” responded former Dan Quayle chief of Staff Bill Kristol. Said former CIA chief Michael Hayden: “Good God almighty.”)
Quickly, Russian-backed propaganda arms raced to amplify Gidley’s comments. RT blanketed its space with Gidley’s rhetoric. (“You secured a speaking gig at the next RT gala,” snarked former Obama-era National Security Council spokesman Tommy Vietor.)
By the time the weekend had come to its end, the list of those attacked by the President was long. He blamed the FBI and the Mueller investigation for missing signs about the Parkland shooter. He roasted the Democrats for not doing more to curb gun violence and protect immigrants. He attacked his own national security adviser, who was speaking at a major conference in Germany, for not doing more to assert that there was no Russian collusion and that Trump won on his own. He denied his own previous words on Russia and called the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee a “monster.” He even went after Oprah Winfrey for a segment she anchored for CBS News’ “60 Minutes.”
Are you guys serious? The proven hacking of our 2016 election took place under the Obama administration. Do you understand that? It wasn’t Trump’s hacking problem. Jeeez. This cartoon is really well drawn — but makes no sense. Why shouldn’t Trump see vindication? The Russians trolled social media during a federal election and Obama’s Justice Department did nada.
ravenywise about 6 years ago
Might have better luck if the R was reversed.
ravenywise about 6 years ago
Might have better luck if the R was reversed.
Masterskrain Premium Member about 6 years ago
Yes, he IS that delusional, and ONLY sees and thinks what HE wants to see or think…Pathetic. “Blind as a Bat…and DUMB AS A BRICK!!”
Mr. Blawt about 6 years ago
How is he going to protect our country if he refuses to see the problem. This is like giving a 19 year old an assault riffle and wondering why another school got shot up.
Radish the wordsmith about 6 years ago
Proof that Putin loving Trump is illiterate and delusional.
Radish the wordsmith about 6 years ago
The US population is sick and tired of how the Republicans are destroying this country.
Radish the wordsmith about 6 years ago
On Saturday, the White House sent Hogan Gidley on “Fox and Friends,” where he turned on Democrats and the reporters covering this story. “There are two groups that have created chaos more than the Russians, and that’s the Democrats and the mainstream media,” Gidley said in a moment that left many Republicans scratching their heads. (“The more I think about a White House official — not a Fox commentator or an RNC hack — saying this, the more appalled I am. He should be fired,” responded former Dan Quayle chief of Staff Bill Kristol. Said former CIA chief Michael Hayden: “Good God almighty.”)
Quickly, Russian-backed propaganda arms raced to amplify Gidley’s comments. RT blanketed its space with Gidley’s rhetoric. (“You secured a speaking gig at the next RT gala,” snarked former Obama-era National Security Council spokesman Tommy Vietor.)
By the time the weekend had come to its end, the list of those attacked by the President was long. He blamed the FBI and the Mueller investigation for missing signs about the Parkland shooter. He roasted the Democrats for not doing more to curb gun violence and protect immigrants. He attacked his own national security adviser, who was speaking at a major conference in Germany, for not doing more to assert that there was no Russian collusion and that Trump won on his own. He denied his own previous words on Russia and called the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee a “monster.” He even went after Oprah Winfrey for a segment she anchored for CBS News’ “60 Minutes.”
http://time.com/5165819/donald-trump-twitter-oprah-winfrey/?xid=time-amp-fbshare
Daeder about 6 years ago
He may be blind, but he’s not half as blind as his followers!
newyorkslim about 6 years ago
Are you guys serious? The proven hacking of our 2016 election took place under the Obama administration. Do you understand that? It wasn’t Trump’s hacking problem. Jeeez. This cartoon is really well drawn — but makes no sense. Why shouldn’t Trump see vindication? The Russians trolled social media during a federal election and Obama’s Justice Department did nada.