What does a TRUMP presidency look like?

[CountDeMoney]

HE HAS A HOLE IN HIS SWING

[sbr]

HE HAS A HOLE IN HIS SWING

No one can hit breaking balls low and away but his is pitiful.

[viper37]

Hell I like meat loaf and well done steak.

He is old.  What do you expect?  Old people have bad taste in food

[Ed Anger]

HEY NOW

[Barrister]

No need to dis meatloaf. 

I'm not.  I like meatloaf, but it's not my favorite food.  If it's yours, you're old.

It's not my favourite, but I like it a lot.  Mrs B doesn't care for it, so I have to make it for myself.  WHICH I DO.

[Ed Anger]

I'm hungry now.

[CountDeMoney]

A boring meatloaf is boring, but an excellent meatloaf is a work of art.

[Tamas]

I like a well done steak.


Also, were YOU aware that healthcare is complicated?

https://twitter.com/BraddJaffy/status/836240697590063105

I love my fat dumb president

Well done steaks are a travesty and for women.

If you need to eat half-raw meat to reassure yourself of your masculinity, that's your problem.

[garbon]

I like a well done steak.


Also, were YOU aware that healthcare is complicated?

https://twitter.com/BraddJaffy/status/836240697590063105

I love my fat dumb president

Well done steaks are a travesty and for women.

If you need to eat half-raw meat to reassure yourself of your masculinity, that's your problem.

Oh no. Tell me that you don't also have poor taste.

[Tonitrus]

Apparently also a woman and eater of travesties...

[Syt]

Apparently also a woman and eater of travesties...

You forgot, "Raving drunk"

[garbon]

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2017/feb/28/donald-trump-accuses-barack-obama-orchestrating-protests-leaks

Donald Trump accuses Obama of orchestrating protest against him

Donald Trump has accused former president Barack Obama and his "people" of organizing the demonstrations that have roiled city streets, airports and town halls during the first weeks of his presidency.

In an interview with Fox and Friends, which will air on Tuesday morning in the US, he also suggested Obama and his allies were behind the leaks of classified information from the White House to the press.

There is no evidence that the former president has had any hand in either activity.

Trump was asked by the Fox interviewer whether he believes Obama is involved in organizing protests, including the recent spate of raucous Republican town hall meetings, and "if he is, is that a violation of the so-called unsaid president's code?"

"No, I think he is behind it. I also think it's just politics. That's just the way it is," Trump said in the pre-taped interview, a portion of which was released on Monday night.

Trump continued: "You never know what's exactly happening behind the scenes ... I think that President Obama's behind it because his people are certainly behind it."

Republicans and rightwing media outlets have accused the former president of directing the demonstrations though a group called Organizing for Action (OFA), a progressive group that grew out of Obama's presidential campaigns. It is chaired by Jim Messina, who was Obama's deputy chief of staff during his first term and his campaign manager during the 2012 election.

As a nonprofit, the group cannot advocate for a political candidate, though its agenda aligns closely with the Democratic party and Obama's key policy positions. There is no evidence the former president is personally involved with the group.

Last week, Republicans faced angry constituents in town halls and district offices around the country. The action follows protests that erupted at airports in response to the Trump administration's travel ban, which closed the US borders to people from seven predominantly Muslim countries.

In the interview with Fox, Trump accused Obama and his allies of possible involvement in the leaks of information from the White House.

"Some of the leaks possibly come from that group," Trump said in the interview.

"You know, some of the leaks – which are really very serious leaks because they're very bad in terms of national security – but I also understand that's politics and it will probably continue."

It is extremely rare for a former president to criticize his successor while in office.

Last month, Obama spoke out against Trump's travel ban. In a statement, a spokesman said Obama was "heartened by the level of engagement taking place in communities around the country" and that the former president "fundamentally disagrees with the notion of discriminating against individuals because of their faith or religion".

[CountDeMoney]

[CountDeMoney]

You forgot, "Raving drunk"

HEY NOW

There will be no Grant-bashing here.

[CountDeMoney]