Doll Is Mine wrote:WTF is this?

https://twitter.com/GOP/status/949330171319996416

I guess the Trumps think they're the fucking Royal family now.

Doll Is Mine wrote:There's a report that Trump's work day doesn't even start until 11AM and he works until 4. The rest of the time is spent on TV, tweeting, and calling his NYC buddies.

TenuredVulture wrote:Thinking aboutnet neutrality and cord cutting--within probably two years, or maybe less, the basic cable tv market will be done. Cable companies will survive by providing broadband. So, what they will try to do is turn broadband back to cable. With net neutrality, the cable side of the cable tv business would be dead. In essence, getting rid of net neutrality save the cable tv model. Its not about isps, its about cable tv. Those two overlap a lot, which is why I think so many missed why this really matters.

JUburton wrote:

Doll Is Mine wrote:There's a report that Trump's work day doesn't even start until 11AM and he works until 4. The rest of the time is spent on TV, tweeting, and calling his NYC buddies.

hmm another person with ole ju on ignore

Arden Farhi @ArdenFarhi
Statement from CNN re the Stephen Miller interview with @jaketapper on @CNNSotu:

“The segment was over and Mr. Miller was politely asked to leave the set multiple times—after refusing to leave, he was escorted out by security.”

Donald J. Trump‏ @realDonaldTrump
“His is turning out to be an enormously consensual presidency. So much so that...there has never been a day that I wished Hillary Clinton were President. Not one. Indeed, as Trump’s accomplishments accumulate, the mere thought of Clinton in the W.H., doubling down on Obama’s.....

Doll Is Mine wrote:There's a report that Trump's work day doesn't even start until 11AM and he works until 4. The rest of the time is spent on TV, tweeting, and calling his NYC buddies.

CNN wrote:
President Donald Trump's official schedule in the White House has gotten shorter since the beginning of his presidency.

The news site Axios obtained private schedules that list Trump as having "executive time" in the Oval Office from about 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. each day, but really the President often spends that time in his residence, watching TV, tweeting and making phone calls.

The schedules Axios refers to in its report are used internally in the White House and are more detailed than those released publicly, the news site reports.

CalvinBall wrote:Don't understand this Oprah for president stuff. What does she know about foreign policy or passing laws or anything government related for that matter?

She's an inspiring person, but I don't want her to run.

CalvinBall wrote:Don't understand this Oprah for president stuff. What does she know about foreign policy or passing laws or anything government related for that matter?

pacino wrote:I assume this is a joke?