Trump administration labelled Inept , Insecure and Incompetent

a reply to: mtnshredder

Given the current crop of Democrats running for POTUS? ... Well, let's just say this is how towns elect the local goat or dog.

a reply to: mtnshredder

I'd rather have Daffy Duck as a POTUS than anyone from the left, thats how pathetic the left has become, basiclly anyone but them.

Well you've already had Bugs Bunny followed by Elma Thudd!!

a reply to: Kurokage

"Blind support" couldn't be further from the truth, but I understand your narrative hinges on the veracity of this statement.

The truth is, people are just tired of the inane and pathetic drivel you guys constantly spew, which frankly amounts to nothing more than "ReeEe" and "Orange Man Bad".

We get it, you guys don't like Trump. But God forbid you guys actually start to look within yourselves and add something of substance instead of constantly projecting your insecurities on to others -- most notably, Mr.Trump himself.

You guys see the words inept, insecure and incompetent and get all excited because it confirms your bias and reinforces your beliefs. But the reality is, these adjectives are by far much more fitting for those on the left and the entire left as a whole.

a reply to: knowledgehunter0986

And your Statement of "it's all the left's fault wha wha wha wha!" is just typical of the blind support you all have and are constantly spewing, god forbid you guys make politics about policies and not reality TV stars!

originally posted by: gortex
It's a conclusion most political watchers have already drawn but the claim comes from Britain's man in Washington Sir Kim Darroch.

Dear Mr President.
Please sack John Bolton , for your sake and ours.

I think Mr President should sack himself as well as Mr Boltmissing, after all he is the President....isn't he?

a reply to: Kurokage

That's interesting because as far as I can tell, you guys have yet to focus on any policies and have instead chosen to focus on the reality TV star.


One question, does it hurt?

a reply to: knowledgehunter0986

You guys are the ones who chose a reality TV star as Prez', who can't make a true statement if he tried most of the time, and spends more time on twitter and golf than on the US presidency. So no it doesn't hurt.

originally posted by: Kurokage

originally posted by: Lumenari

originally posted by: Kurokage
a reply to: Middleoftheroad
but you'd rather fork over billions to guys in the coal and oil industry.

Why do tree-huggers always have this mental image of 6 fat rich guys sitting on an oil well as being "the coal and oil industry"?
The oil industry alone provides hundreds of thousand of well-paying jobs... not including support services and money into state, local and business people's pockets.
Cheap and reliable energy? Nah... you would rather have 6$ a gallon gas and a $500 a month electric bill?
The oil industry is 9% of America's GDP.
Without it the economy collaspes.
So yea, let's get rid of it!!!
/facepalm

And why do idiots who have no idea call people tree-huggers, I've never hugged a tree in my life. I simply showed a fact where Trump was wrong, I picked energy as this was Trump using the biggest "fake" news articles out there to try and prove his point.

The renewable energy companys provide hundreds of thousand of well-paying jobs... not including support services and money into state, local and business people's pockets too.

Something called evidence!

Renuable energies only exist because their business models depend on actual government subsidies.

But why argue with a person from the party of "we can't do math".

originally posted by: Kurokage
a reply to: knowledgehunter0986

You guys are the ones who chose a reality TV star as Prez', who can't make a true statement if he tried most of the time, and spends more time on twitter and golf than on the US presidency. So no it doesn't hurt.

He’s a billionaire real estate mogul and business man with properties all around the world. His reality tv show was just a side gig.

originally posted by: Kurokage
a reply to: knowledgehunter0986

You guys are the ones who chose a reality TV star as Prez', who can't make a true statement if he tried most of the time, and spends more time on twitter and golf than on the US presidency. So no it doesn't hurt.

And yet he has accomplished and achieved way more than almost every other president that came before him. And he still has more time to go..



The war of wits will be won by the left.....

said no one ever.

originally posted by: ScepticScot

originally posted by: network dude
a reply to: gortex

based on your replies, you are fully in agreement with the opinion in the article. If this was based on the beginning of Trump's presidency, I'd agree, as would Trump himself. He came in, knowing nothing, and unlike previous presidents, he had no guidance, ho help. Those who should have helped him were Obama loyalists, or at the least "never trump" folks. So his initial beginning was chaos and when you look at what he has done thus far, it's my opinion that he adapted quite well on his own.

Sure he's still all the horrible things you think about him, but just as Barry was a good speaker, as well as a gay coke head, Trump seems to have some redeeming qualities.

According to this the failure of the transition process lies squarely with the Trump campaign.

www.theguardian.com...

Sure. He had never been a career politician. He didn't have a pool of peers to enlist for help. And he made some bad calls on what help he did hire. "all the best people". Stupid approach in my opinion, but even with all that, and everyone against him. And I mean everyone. He was still able to get some things done that the people in fly over country wanted, and has a large bit of attention on one of the biggest, being Immigration. If he gets another SCOTUS pick, his presidency will mark a stark change in the dynamics of our nation. Which is a better resume builder than, "I screwed up healthcare for everyone to help .4 percent!"

a reply to: Lumenari

Well obviously your idea of math is diffrent to the sane way of doing math.

a reply to: gortex
From your op

"This is still the land of America First".

Seems like trump is doing EXACTLY as he was elected to.
Good for Trump.

a reply to: knowledgehunter0986

and yet he has accomplished and achieved way more than almost every other president that came before him. And he still has more time to go..

Said by a true blind Trumpeter!

originally posted by: network dude

originally posted by: ScepticScot

originally posted by: network dude
a reply to: gortex

based on your replies, you are fully in agreement with the opinion in the article. If this was based on the beginning of Trump's presidency, I'd agree, as would Trump himself. He came in, knowing nothing, and unlike previous presidents, he had no guidance, ho help. Those who should have helped him were Obama loyalists, or at the least "never trump" folks. So his initial beginning was chaos and when you look at what he has done thus far, it's my opinion that he adapted quite well on his own.

Sure he's still all the horrible things you think about him, but just as Barry was a good speaker, as well as a gay coke head, Trump seems to have some redeeming qualities.

According to this the failure of the transition process lies squarely with the Trump campaign.

www.theguardian.com...

Sure. He had never been a career politician. He didn't have a pool of peers to enlist for help. And he made some bad calls on what help he did hire. "all the best people". Stupid approach in my opinion, but even with all that, and everyone against him. And I mean everyone. He was still able to get some things done that the people in fly over country wanted, and has a large bit of attention on one of the biggest, being Immigration. If he gets another SCOTUS pick, his presidency will mark a stark change in the dynamics of our nation. Which is a better resume builder than, "I screwed up healthcare for everyone to help .4 percent!"

He had pretty much the entire machinery of the Republican party to help him. He may not have been their establishment republicans first (or even 101st) choice as presidential candidate but once nominated the vast majority fell in line behind him.

The choice to not follow the process for transition seems to have been his and his inner circles.

I agree that Trump has changed the dynamics of the US. I think the jury is still out on how much of that is going to be for the better.

a reply to: Kurokage

Said by a true Trumpeter!

Anything but a brain-dead lefty.

So I'll guess I'll take this as a compliment.

a reply to: knowledgehunter0986

Take it as you wish, you still believe the "fake" news fed to you by the Trump administration, now thats brain dead.

ETA...I love how Americans have to label everyone, you can only be left or right. I voted conservative, I also voted to leave the EU, but that doesn't mean I won't listen to polices from all sides before making a decision, I won't just blindly follow a particular party.

a reply to: Kurokage

The sane way? You must come from the 1 and 1 makes 3 school of math. Or perhaps the "my electric car is clean" school ... pay no attention to the environmental devastation the rare earth mining causes in other places than my backyard or the actual sourcing of the energy that recharges my rare earth battery (even if it's wind power who needs a few bird species here or there) or the mess it will make when I have to replace my rare earth battery to get a new one.

It's all jealousy because the coup has failed 😎

Now it's "get even" time 😎

originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: Kurokage
The sane way? You must come from the 1 and 1 makes 3 school of math. Or perhaps the "my electric car is clean" school ... pay no attention to the environmental devastation the rare earth mining causes in other places than my backyard or the actual sourcing of the energy that recharges my rare earth battery (even if it's wind power who needs a few bird species here or there) or the mess it will make when I have to replace my rare earth battery to get a new one.

I think you're showing an example of your maths there.
I like how you try and use examples of rare earth mining whilst China and America are the biggest coal producers and miners in the world as well as rare earth materials. Pay no attention to the devastation they are causing mining and pretending it doesn't cause anything!
ETA...Coal and Air pollution But I guess you're just cry it's all lies!!