By Phlebas Go To PostFlynn's Twitter account is gone.
Vanished a couple of weeks ago because of petty work disputes (he is HORRIBLE to work with and just yells at people and starts awkward conversations at random times about wild conspiracy theories and so people were sniping back at him).
One thing that might lead to Flynn getting kicked out is that he just fucking sucks as a co-worker and no one other than Trump can stand him.
Hopefully office politics allows the Trump admin to actually fire the traitor.
Hopefully office politics allows the Trump admin to actually fire the traitor.
By IWMTB19 Go To PostOne thing that might lead to Flynn getting kicked out is that he just fucking sucks as a co-worker and no one other than Trump can stand him.Yeah, no one likes the guy.
Hopefully office politics allows the Trump admin to actually fire the traitor.
I assume Obama fired the guy for incompetence not because lack of complaints from people around Flynn.
By reilo Go To PostI assume Obama fired the guy for incompetence not because lack of complaints from people around Flynn.Obama was not above hiring a few incompetent ppl, pls
But usually there's a bit of stick-togetherness in those offices. Flynn must be cancer.
By DY_nasty Go To PostObama was not above hiring a few incompetent ppl, plsWasn't trying to insinuate that at all.
By DY_nasty Go To PostBut usually there's a bit of stick-togetherness in those offices. Flynn must be cancer.That's what I was getting at.
I mean, considering the amount of leaks coming, I would assume Trumps entire admin is a rather caustic place to be right now.
Michael Flynn is impossibly stupid... Like to an extent that would seem ridiculous on a bad TV show.
By Fenderputty Go To PostI mean, considering the amount of leaks coming, I would assume Trumps entire admin is a rather caustic place to be right now.They seem to generally be down for the schemes though. Flynn just seems like "that guy" from all the heist movies
By DY_nasty Go To Postlol everyone loves being the new nigger
its so trifling…
It really is.
Same people performing 9.1 scoring mental gymnastics about Sessions would be the same ones invoking it.
By EldritchTrapStar Go To PostIt really is.The Sessions stuff.... man, I know you feel the same way I do. Its so easy to "stand up" against a boogieman like him. The whole thing is pathetic show - but it's popularity shows how many still don't get why so many black voters are as indifferent as they are now.
Same people performing 9.1 scoring mental gymnastics about Sessions would be the same ones invoking it.
By KingGondo Go To PostIf it ever gets built it will be a fitting monument to this shameful era.
At least we'll get a "tear down this wall" out of it sometime down the line.........
By Fenderputty Go To PostCan you give me examples of Blue Dog Dems not being moderate? Their entire platform in centrism and bridging gaps between the left and right. So far I provided a perfect example of what I was talking about. Killing single payer. In fact, a GOP backed bill at the time included single payer (though to be fair it was garbage because it didn't include a mandate with it)
The blue dog dems didn't go hardcore left and they were still voted out. That's my point. After a black man was voted in in 2008, democrats have been losing moderate seats in red states and it isn't because they're all super liberal.
By reilo Go To PostGiven the list I posted above, what does Manchin stand with Democrats on? Those are basically all major issues he's sided against Democrats with: guns, abortion, environment, gay rights.
So, again, what does he side with Democrats on?
You guys are missing the point. You all asked aloud "what good is bothering with blue dog/moderate Democrats going to bring us" well, I just explained it to you.
This isn't about Manchin or any one singular Democrat. You asked why does the party even bother with them? Because they can win seats in a district they have no hope of ever getting a more liberal Democrat elected in.
Again, the strategy is - do you want someone who votes with you 0% of the time or 75% of the time? That's why there are blue dogs and that's why they are important.
By DY_nasty Go To PostThe Sessions stuff…. man, I know you feel the same way I do. Its so easy to "stand up" against a boogieman like him. The whole thing is pathetic show - but it's popularity shows how many still don't get why so many black voters are as indifferent as they are now.
Facts.
Sidebar: This entire ordeal has had me reorganizing my thoughts and how I present them to certain people. It can be quite difficult to multitask not giving people the, "you sound fucking stupid" face, while not playing the world's smallest violin, and not coming across as "angry". I've had to have some difficult conversations with people. Much respect to people that do it on the regular.
Apparently Spicer wanted to joke about the SNL skit on a press briefing and even suggested bringing a water gun but Trump didn't allow it.
It would have been smart for him to slightly make fun of himself, but the water gun would have been cringeworthy.
Although that wouldn't be much of a difference between his current press conferences.
Although that wouldn't be much of a difference between his current press conferences.
Devos getting blocked from entering the DC school is great. You can see on her face she's not built for this.
Amid growing newsroom discontent over his perceived resistance to critical coverage of Donald Trump, Wall Street Journal editor in chief Gerry Baker will host a town hall meeting next week where he is expected to address the paper’s reporting on the new administration and answer questions from his staff.
Baker has been hesitant to allow Journal reporters to characterize Trump’s false assertions as lies and has suggested that media “elites” are out to get Trump. During the campaign, reporters say, some of his editorial decisions tended to downplay Trump’s transgressions while he urged his staff to be tougher on Hillary Clinton.
The result, some reporters say, has been a decline in morale that has been exacerbated by the just-announced departure of deputy editor-in-chief Rebecca Blumenstein for The New York Times. All in all, there's palpable concern among the rank and file that Baker, a former columnist, has placed unreasonable restrictions on the Journal’s Trump coverage.
http://www.politico.com/media/story/2017/02/gerry-baker-wall-street-journal-trump-newsroom-tensions-004928
By Dark PhaZe Go To PostTrumps response to Rosie killing it on SNL as Bannon is gonna be wild
It really will be. She triggers him like nobody else can. Her playing Bannon will piss him off because she's a female too. Just like it pissed him off that McCarthy did Spicer.
SNL has bee pretty on point with all of their political acts for the last year or so.
By Enron Go To Postreilo: because a proper democrat is going to be tough to vote in. Even harder for house seats. if your district is a swing district, the candidate is going to have to reflect the district as a whole otherwise they are going to get unseated.Is 25% of the time "most"?
I don't get the argument that "what we need is an even more Left/Right candidate" or a favorite one of Republicans, the old "He lost because he wasn't CONSERVATIVE enough" whenever a RINO-in-their-eyes loses an election. It's not like the other side is going to ever vote for your guy unless something is DREADFULLY wrong with their candidate. It's the voters in the middle that you are competing for.
That's why in swing districts you need Blue Dogs if you are a democrat, because at least they will stand with you most of the time, instead of NONE of the time.
His vote to repeal energy companies disclosing foreign payments is pretty WTF and he's basically not a fan of the environment lol
That guy is in a D+20 district and that article probably lost him his job, lol.
Manchin is in an R+40 state.
Manchin is in an R+40 state.
http://www.cnn.com/2017/02/10/politics/russia-dossier-update/index.html
Smoke everywhere (no shit).
This isn't the important part of the article, but it is the funniest. This guy called back to yell some more. lmfao.
For the first time, US investigators say they have corroborated some of the communications detailed in a 35-page dossier compiled by a former British intelligence agent, multiple current and former US law enforcement and intelligence officials tell CNN.
Smoke everywhere (no shit).
Reached for comment this afternoon, White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer said, "We continue to be disgusted by CNN's fake news reporting."
Spicer later called back and said, "This is more fake news. It is about time CNN focused on the success the President has had bringing back jobs, protecting the nation, and strengthening relationships with Japan and other nations. The President won the election because of his vision and message for the nation."
This isn't the important part of the article, but it is the funniest. This guy called back to yell some more. lmfao.
By Smokey Go To PostDevos getting blocked from entering the DC school is great. You can see on her face she's not built for this.
Time to hit her with some "have you ever cleaned up your own mother's piss?"
Figure government lawyers have the skills to make this new EO just as viciously illiberal but much, much less vulnerable to challenge.
By reilo Go To Postwow
lol.
The Snowden story just shows how much Russia wants those sanctions lifted. They need to give trump a valid political reason to do what they paid him to do.
Still can't get over how bad 'I'm With Her' is as a campaign slogan. I'm sure it made no difference, but jesus....
By Hitch Go To PostStill can't get over how bad 'I'm With Her' is as a campaign slogan. I'm sure it made no difference, but jesus….
not as dumb as 'america is great because america is good'
how did nobody tell her that that statement sounds like something out of a jrpg localization circa 1998
Hey look, Elon Musk is a cunt:
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2017/feb/11/elon-musk-in-union-spat-after-wrongly-calling-tesla-worker-a-paid-agitator
The worker, 43-year-old Jose Moran, said on Friday that his goal was to unionise at the factory where he has worked since 2012, often pulling 12-hour days, six days a week.
“A lot of workers believe we have a right for union representation and a right to represent ourselves and our own interest. We don’t believe the company is doing that for us,” Moran said.
Earlier in the day the UAW said Moran had never been paid by the union.
“We can confirm that Mr Moran and others at Tesla have approached the UAW and we welcome them with open arms,” the union said.
Tesla’s chief executive, Elon Musk, told Gizmodo on Thursday that Moran was “paid by the UAW to join Tesla and agitate for a union. He doesn’t really work for us, he works for the UAW”.
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2017/feb/11/elon-musk-in-union-spat-after-wrongly-calling-tesla-worker-a-paid-agitator