slugsrbad wrote:Trump named Youngstown, Detroit, and Pittsburgh - he lost all three counties that house those cities.

Woody wrote:

JUburton wrote:https://twitter.com/RichLowry/status/870373654567071744

this is the braintrust at national review. fuck it, we'll figure it out later!

WE'LL DO IT LIVEE

Slowhand wrote:Our country is being governed by legitimately bad human beings.

PSUsarge wrote:

Philip Rucker
@PhilipRucker

Trump sums it all up: “I was elected to represent the citizens of Pittsburgh, not Paris.”

"At what point does America get demeaned? At what point do they start laughing at us as a country?" Trump asked during an afternoon event held in a sun-drenched Rose Garden.

"We want fair treatment," Trump said. "We don't want other countries and other leaders to laugh at us anymore."

Trump, before announcing the United States was leaving the Paris climate agreement, opened the event by saying "our thoughts and our prayers" are with those affected by the "terrorist attack in Manila."

Gunfire at Manila resort was from lone robber, not terrorists, police chief says

Soren wrote:I know I'm an emotional dude and everything but I feel crushed. This is so sad.

thephan wrote:

Trump, before announcing the United States was leaving the Paris climate agreement, opened the event by saying "our thoughts and our prayers" are with those affected by the "terrorist attack in Manila."

Gunfire at Manila resort was from lone robber, not terrorists, police chief says

06hawkalum wrote:

Soren wrote:I know I'm an emotional dude and everything but I feel crushed. This is so sad.

Keep in mind, we can resign the accord in 1/2021. I imagine it will be one of the newly elected Democrat POTUS's first orders of business, along with rejoining NATO and cutting ties with authoritarian thugs.

pacino wrote:California Senate passed single payer

jamiethekiller wrote:

pacino wrote:California Senate passed single payer

Interesting. It being like the 10th biggest economy in the world or whatever. This has to be big news right?

Soren wrote:I know I'm an emotional dude and everything but I feel crushed. This is so sad.

"The Paris climate agreement was simply a raw deal for America," Ryan, R-Wis., said in a statement. "Signed by President Obama without Senate ratification, it would have driven up the cost of energy, hitting middle-class and low-income Americans the hardest. In order to unleash the power of the American economy, our government must encourage production of American energy."

"I commend President Trump for fulfilling his commitment to the American people and withdrawing from this bad deal," Ryan said.