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Old 03-01-2018, 11:19 PM
 
Location: colorado springs, CO
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I think it would be interesting if at the next state of the union, the potus announced an abrupt about-face on a current, high-profile topic.

No middle man (except I guess the live communications equipment), just a non-context-twistable statement, from his mouth to everybody’s ears. Something like: “Efective at 0900 EST: All sales of all firearms & ammunition will be prohibited in the United States”.

What would the headlines say? (“POTUS Mutilates The Constitution!”) What would happen if he gave his opposition exactly what they supposedly want? Would they suddenly not want it anymore? Or just not want to discuss the issue anymore?

Maybe the media would create a diversion by featuring a few females to interview that were “former interns”, to claim unspeakable, horrific acts of sadomasochistic abuse at his hands. I mean; anything would be preferable to waiting on the edge of our seats to find out what our next directive from the expert panel of “lashing out” children is.

Maybe the press would report something relevant, instead of causing chaos & then saying “OMG! It’s so chaotic!” At any rate, it would be fun to see how they would react with anything but agreement for getting exactly what they asked for.

Sorry but it’s just getting old. And it’s sad. This level of naivety doesn’t just evolve in one generation.

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Old 03-01-2018, 11:25 PM
 
Location: Tri STATE!!!
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I’m familiar with quite a few (ex)Trump supporters who are no longer. They were hopeful he would have a competent team and his buffoonery during the campaign was an act. But after a year of seemingly unending bombshells of misconduct, ineptitude, and bickering, these once hopeful supporters are fed up with Trump. They too have lost Hope.
There is no such thing as a former Trump supporter. They don't exist. They LOVE this guy no matter what he does.
 
Old 03-01-2018, 11:26 PM
 
Location: Tri STATE!!!
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Originally Posted by coschristi View Post
I think it would be interesting if at the next state of the union, the potus announced an abrupt about-face on a current, high-profile topic.

No middle man (except I guess the live communications equipment), just a non-context-twistable statement, from his mouth to everybody’s ears. Something like: “Efective at 0900 EST: All sales of all firearms & ammunition will be prohibited in the United States”.

What would the headlines say? (“POTUS Mutilates The Constitution!”) What would happen if he gave his opposition exactly what they supposedly want? Would they suddenly not want it anymore? Or just not want to discuss the issue anymore?

Maybe the media would create a diversion by featuring a few females to interview that were “former interns”, to claim unspeakable, horrific acts of sadomasochistic abuse at his hands. I mean; anything would be preferable to waiting on the edge of our seats to find out what our next directive from the expert panel of “lashing out” children is.

Maybe the press would report something relevant, instead of causing chaos & then saying “OMG! It’s so chaotic!” At any rate, it would be fun to see how they would react with anything but agreement for getting exactly what they asked for.
Nobody believes anything Trump "dictates"....
 
Old 03-01-2018, 11:43 PM
 
Location: Middle of the valley
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Did this included the latest casualty? The ambassador to Mexico?
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Old 03-01-2018, 11:55 PM
 
Location: Barrington
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I suspect that they are talking about civil service employees who came on board during the Obama administration and are in high level positions that they think were political appointments.
Think the buzz is more about those hired / appointed by the Trump Admin.
 
Old 03-01-2018, 11:59 PM
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Originally Posted by coschristi View Post
I think it would be interesting if at the next state of the union, the potus announced an abrupt about-face on a current, high-profile topic.

No middle man (except I guess the live communications equipment), just a non-context-twistable statement, from his mouth to everybody’s ears. Something like: “Efective at 0900 EST: All sales of all firearms & ammunition will be prohibited in the United States”.

What would the headlines say? (“POTUS Mutilates The Constitution!”) What would happen if he gave his opposition exactly what they supposedly want? Would they suddenly not want it anymore? Or just not want to discuss the issue anymore?

Maybe the media would create a diversion by featuring a few females to interview that were “former interns”, to claim unspeakable, horrific acts of sadomasochistic abuse at his hands. I mean; anything would be preferable to waiting on the edge of our seats to find out what our next directive from the expert panel of “lashing out” children is.

Maybe the press would report something relevant, instead of causing chaos & then saying “OMG! It’s so chaotic!” At any rate, it would be fun to see how they would react with anything but agreement for getting exactly what they asked for.

Sorry but it’s just getting old. And it’s sad. This level of naivety doesn’t just evolve in one generation.
Hmm, they might smile or jump for joy, and the major media outlets might cover it.

You know, exactly like what happened literally a day ago with Feinstein.

Democrats aren't like Republicans, who have an illustrious history of opposing their own positions and voting against their own bills just because a Democrat had the nerve to agree with them.
 
Old 03-02-2018, 12:37 AM
 
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Palace intrigue hasn't stopped Trump from implementing 65% of his agenda already. What is the excuse of his predecessors, all 'smart' career politicians? Makes them all look like idiots.
 
Old 03-02-2018, 12:41 AM
 
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it is without a doubt a complete disaster for the nation and the republican party. The silver lining is that the right has lost the culture war precisely because of Trumpism. they could have done so much more and they could have even taken control of the country for a generation. But they blew it is less than a year..
Trump has implemented 65% of his agenda already. He gets more done in chaos than a certain president who had the presstitutes kissing his black arse.
 
Old 03-02-2018, 01:42 AM
 
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Insults, lies, poorly-sourced conspiracy theories, ... It's as if Trump himself is defending his administration on this thread.

 
Old 03-02-2018, 02:07 AM
 
Location: Here and now.
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I am not following you. I wouldn't expect Obama staffers to stay for the Trunp administration. Are we supposed to know the name of every mid level WH worker? I am not talking about anyone who has been in the news lately. I am speaking generally; the transition to a new staff was not handled expeditiously nor judiciously.

This is the problem with trying to have an honest conversation. If I agree that the staffing has not gone well, even that is not enough. I get grilled about exact names. Maybe you are trying to suggest that everyone who worked for Obama then went out of his or her way to act in Trump's best interest? Geez.
No offense intended, but if you can't offer any names or specific positions, that means saying Obama holdovers are the problem, or part of the problem, is really just an unsubstantiated claim. Unsubstantiated claims are not terribly conducive to honest conversation.

Clearly, a new president is going to want his own people in policy-related roles, but I suspect that some mid-level or lower level employees are just there for a paycheck. Replacing all of them seems like a pretty low priority. If he wants to do it, anyway, fine, but the focus should be on getting the right people in place at the top first.
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