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