The Savior wrote:I think Trump leaving the WH and passing on a convention speech (or shifting the speech to be a hurricane relief focus) would be the best political move he could ever possibly make. It’s sitting there on a platter.

jerseyhoya wrote:No one shouted O during the national anthem

Def not a native Baltimore crowd

CFP wrote:Turning on C-SPAN to listen to the callers after the convention coverage is a special experience.

thephan wrote:caught a clip of Pence as I got ready for work, what exactly does he mean violence will increase under Biden because he will double down on the policies that created it? Is Biden going to declare open season on police shooting first? Is he going to expand the policy to everyone or will it just remain just for people of color? Does he expect Biden to bring back segregation? Overturn Brown versus the Board of Education?

It’s all just so confusing.

Slowhand wrote:I’ve been having this recurring dream over the past couple of weeks where I run into Trump in public places. He’s always on a park bench. Unfortunately, not because he has nowhere else to live. He’s still president, but he’s out there desperately trying to convince people what a great person he is. I always really let him have it!

1 wrote:I do not like this man

MoBettle wrote:Feel like Melania is just gonna wait him out at this point.

The White House ordered the Washington Post to stop reporting on President Trump’s business and says it is “building up a very large ‘dossier'” on Post reporter David Fahrenthold. That information was included in a response by White House spokesperson Judd Deere to a request for comment on an article that shows the U.S. Secret Service has spent more than $900,000 at Trump properties during Trump’s presidency.

“The Washington Post is blatantly interfering with the business relationships of the Trump Organization, and it must stop,” Deere told the Post in a statement that continued with a sentence likely to make grammar cops’ heads explode. “Please be advised that we are building up a very large ‘dossier’ on the many false David Fahrenthold and others stories as they are a disgrace to journalism and the American people.”

momadance wrote:This seems completely legal.

The White House ordered the Washington Post to stop reporting on President Trump’s business and says it is “building up a very large ‘dossier'” on Post reporter David Fahrenthold. That information was included in a response by White House spokesperson Judd Deere to a request for comment on an article that shows the U.S. Secret Service has spent more than $900,000 at Trump properties during Trump’s presidency.

“The Washington Post is blatantly interfering with the business relationships of the Trump Organization, and it must stop,” Deere told the Post in a statement that continued with a sentence likely to make grammar cops’ heads explode. “Please be advised that we are building up a very large ‘dossier’ on the many false David Fahrenthold and others stories as they are a disgrace to journalism and the American people.”

Slowhand wrote:I’ve been having this recurring dream over the past couple of weeks where I run into Trump in public places. He’s always on a park bench. Unfortunately, not because he has nowhere else to live. He’s still president, but he’s out there desperately trying to convince people what a great person he is. I always really let him have it!