Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump
Watching the Dodgers/Red Sox final innings. It is amazing how a manager takes out a pitcher who is loose & dominating through almost 7 innings, Rich Hill of Dodgers, and brings in nervous reliever(s) who get shellacked. 4 run lead gone. Managers do it all the time, big mistake!

The Savior wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:I'm pretty sure we're against Nazis

Not even certain

JFLNYC wrote:Does the imam who incites violence against the infidel not bear some responsibility? Does Hitler get a pass because he didn’t physically kill millions with his ow hands? Pretending there is even a question whether Trump bears a measure of responsibility is either stupendously naive or willfully ignorant.

“Good people on both sides,” “Take him out on a stretcher,” “I’ll play your legal fees,” “anyone who can body slam is my kind of guy,” “Enemy of the people.” This is a man who incites people to violence. Given the power of his pulpit he bears an even greater responsibility. In any truly civilized country he would be in jail for incitement to murder.

And you can’t claim you’re a member of The Party but don’t support the Fürher. The Party is the foundation upon which Trump stands. Without the active or tacit support of The Party he has nothing. So, don’t kid yourself: Unless and until Trump is removed from office a vote for anyone who supports him is a vote for Trump.

Stripes wrote:#WalkAway

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/walkaw ... 9IwIeJhP10

thephan wrote:Where yesterday‘s incident seems less tired to Trump, he absolutely open the door through his association with the likes of Bannon and friends, and he blew the doors off the hinges with his good people comment, and he’s never really back down from his racial division game plan. I have no reason whatsoever to think that he is not a racist. It in his DNA. I also think that he’s a homophobe, and a whole stew of other horrible traits.

There is little doubt that he enabled a shooting in Kentucky, and he’s 100% complicit in the bombings. Pittsburgh is a byproduct of his being an enabler. His good guy with a gun stuff, and refusal to it realistically entertain any type of productive discussion about limiting access to weapons, open racism, a game plan of division, etc. and so on.

The big fat bizarro orange haired genie that came out of the bottle, brought a whole a lot of horrible with it, and we can get all of that #$!&@ back in the lamp. Given that the genie seems to take some perverse pleasure in the popularity with certain people that their behavior brings, there’s really no way to combat this.

Warszawa wrote:

thephan wrote:Where yesterday‘s incident seems less tired to Trump, he absolutely open the door through his association with the likes of Bannon and friends, and he blew the doors off the hinges with his good people comment, and he’s never really back down from his racial division game plan. I have no reason whatsoever to think that he is not a racist. It in his DNA. I also think that he’s a homophobe, and a whole stew of other horrible traits.

There is little doubt that he enabled a shooting in Kentucky, and he’s 100% complicit in the bombings. Pittsburgh is a byproduct of his being an enabler. His good guy with a gun stuff, and refusal to it realistically entertain any type of productive discussion about limiting access to weapons, open racism, a game plan of division, etc. and so on.

The big fat bizarro orange haired genie that came out of the bottle, brought a whole a lot of horrible with it, and we can get all of that #$!&@ back in the lamp. Given that the genie seems to take some perverse pleasure in the popularity with certain people that their behavior brings, there’s really no way to combat this.

If Andrew Johnson had twitter I could only imagine what would happen during Reconstruction