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SO WHAT?
Seriously, why should any of us care? Neither Trump nor any of his high ranking officials have ever been held accountable for any of their crimes or poor behavior. 
I don't see the point in pretending we have any laws or standards when Trump et al. gets a free pass to piss on our laws and justice system. What a farce this country is.
I try to avoid remembering any details regarding the Trump presidency, but it's worth noting here. The reason they were bad for the country wasn't just malice, or hatred, or any of the other shit they did. They were flat-out incompetent by almost every possible measure. They could accidentally explode things that didn't need touched, regularly. >

examples:
Can we buy Newfoundland and use a nuke to blow up a hurricane? >

The thing I keep coming back to is the lack of security on things like this--tweeting out a photograph of the location and faces of Navy Seals. Things like that.
Ultimately, he had the right to do it. He was the president at the time. But being legally able to do something and that thing being a good idea are pretty far removed from each other, and he should have known that. >

Was it a proven thing that the US was losing Spies at an unusual rate
(as in them being found out or killed)...
I think I remember that being said, which made me angry, if true >

Yes. I'm not sure it encompassed the entire period of his term, though. A lot of that appears to have spilled over into 2021, as well. >

he did have all that top secret shit in his desk at spy a lago. >

Generally, I'd assume that's the cause. But the time frame for that is important to mention; most of the worst stuff from his term appears to have been after the fact. >

I'm saying that he was still giving info on all types of shit like this to the dictators that own him. We still don't know what that 2 billion to his little wooden son in law was all about. >


Yet perhaps the most surprising turn of events, given what we now know about Melania’s reported role in all this? That she answered a curt and totally unambiguous “no” when asked if she was interested in adopting Conan for her son.

Luckily story has a happy ending. Doggy dodged the bullet! >


Luckily story has a happy ending. Doggy dodged the bullet!

They dont have pets. They are literally incapable of caring for them or even having staff care for them. It's bizarre. >

From what I understand Trump really dislikes animals. >

From what I understand, animals (myself included) dislike Trump >


From what I understand, animals (myself included) dislike Trump

Recall that after winning the 2016 elections during photoshoots for it he got attacked by a bald eagle. Honestly. You'd think superstitious and ignorant people would have kinda seen that as an omen. >

Of course she was, she’s his handler. >

Toad handler >

Talk about a wet sprocket >

Ah man that takes me back to those halcyon pre-pandemic days. That press conference was hilariously stupid. 
“One of our military, they call them canines, I call it a ‘dog.’ A beautiful dog. A talented dog.”
“He died like a dog.”
“They blew a hole in the wall, you know if you’re a normal person you go up, knock knock, may I come in?” (Paraphrasing here) >

Is this why he said dog? Because she said talk about the dog? >

Supposedly fhe reason he wanted a stupid border wall because a campaign advisor used a metaphorical wall when advising him to campaign on enhanced border security. >

That’s like me thinking someone told him about ET aliens, and the dude went off on border wall and migrants, the wrong aliens. >

Just imagine what Fox News and the Senate and House Republicans would react if this had been Jill Biden or Michelle Obama. >

Well yeah! That's kinda their thing. >


...sharing a photoshopped image of him awarding Conan the medal of honor 

Lol. What a clown trump is. >

Fake news! Trump assured us in 2016 that he had a secret plan to defeat ISIS in 30 days. There's no way there were any left in 2019. What's next...you scumbag hippies try and convince us that Trump's infrastructure and healthcare plans are fake? C'mon. >

His plan was nuclear weapons, you just know it was >

If they work on hurricanes, they should definitely work on ISIS. >

Even without being a lying traitorous rapist crook, he had no business being president.  Guests at his Florida home  had themselves photographed next to the nuclear code 'football'. >

The White House was full of Russian spies during those 4 years. >

That's not fair. It wasn't all Russian spies. There were Saudi spies too. Likely some from China, Iran and North Korea too. >

I love how all of these people are saving this information for their books. Not doing the right thing to protect the nation by telling the press, or lawmakers, even anonymously. Nope. Gotta save it for that sweet book money! Such integrity. >

I dont really care, do you? >

Be Best >

So... was she in the situation room while the Fanta Menace was out playing golf during the raid, or was it during the dramatic re-enactment photo-shoot that they invited him to once it was over? >

Well explainably his fucking Russian handler was in the room >

She doesn't have any sort of clearance for that, does she? Or is this one of those things where the president can just say it's okay and that makes it okay? >

Fact that Trump once said "could you imagine me with a dog" and that he is correct should have been the only warning sign people needed not to elect him. >

On top of that, I remember him commenting on how he could see himself with a dog, but very specifically said "own". Something like "I could see myself owning a dog." The wording struck me as strange as I would say I could see myself adopting a dog, or rescuing a dog, or bringing a dog into the family, etc. But he very clearly indicated that his only relationship with a dog, and likely very many other things, is a clearcut "I own them." Very telling. >

He also repeatedly referred to the dog as "it", rather than "he", as most actual humans would do. >

Oh yeah, I'd forgotten that. One can read into that kind of thing really deeply. What a gross human. >

FGS.. What else is going to fall out. >

It’s fairly obvious, at least to me, this isn’t a marriage based on love or even like. More like she barely tolerates him. 
She pretty battle hardened and that’s why I have always had the impression that she’s his handler. When you hear things like she’s the only person he fears I think it’s because he has a reason to. 
She is Angela Lansbury in the Manchurian Candidate. (Except she’s not his mother, though she probably feels like she is.) >

Most vapid First Lady ever. >

Melania is Donnie's Russian handler, of course she was there. >

She's brighter than he is. >

It's a goddamn mystery how we survived that clowns bullshit ^three ^^ring circus ^^^sideshow ^^^^of ^^^^^freaks. >

Trump seditionist was worse than we thought. Fat fool obese shitBag. >

Oh look! It’s that nude model lady! >

That’s a code phrase if I’ve ever heard one. >

its amazing how we survived that whole fucking family for four years.  amazong >

Body double Melania or Stunt Double Melania? >

Melania slept with the guy to be in that position (no pun intended).  She and the whole family are part of the package. >

Is anyone surprised Donnie Jon was ridiculously whipped by a woman cheating on him? >

She is the brain behind Trump >

Let’s say she was the one with a brain behind trump.  That way it doesn’t sound like her brain is something special. >

Would it surprise anyone if we find out she is/was a foreign spy asset? >

He was metaphorically grabbing her by the pussy, letting her know that he's a big fucking deal IRL even if he can't get it done in the sack. >

What dog?
As far as I recall, Trump didn't have no dog...I bet Trump doesn't like dogs, because they instinctively don't like him... >

It was a code phrase >

It took 10 minutes to get him to understand there's a difference between dog that goes rawr and raw dog >

He'd turn her out if it got him elected. >

Ice cold biotch. >

She’s such an inspiration 🙏😻