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Booka chookala
That's gotta be bad for his reputation, hasn't it? What self-respecting organized crime lord would want to be seen with Trump? >

It’s the only place Don can get a loan. >

From Deutsche bank to Douche bank >

Yea but Hunter was reading emails on a tarmack somewhere during an oil coke orgy with Chinese-Ukrainian hookers so can we Benghazi back to what is important here? >

And 45 stored hundreds of classified documents even top secret ones in his basement where all the Russian, Chinese, Israeli spies could just walk in to and out and read them through. So stop with this hunter shit while the guy you are defending has had more dead people on his sleeve than Americans dieing in WW2. >

i believe they were being sarcastic but still hard to tell because there are peps that think this way >

I was and yes, it is. 
Worst timeline, gl! >

Hot, hot hot hot >

Didn't Sater also carve up someone's face with...I want to say a margarita glass? >

Trump is now trying to Make Russia Great Again >

Trump's aura of lies and incompetence make anywhere he is measurably worse. He could make America slightly greater again by simply leaving, right? >

No it doesn't. Trump spent his entire career tooling around with fellow slimeballs, this is well known. 
Almost anyone closely associated with Trump has shady foreign business deals and/or criminal convictions >

Right? Every headline makes it sound like a surprise when this clown is doing something predictably awful, or associating with the exact kind of people we expect him to associate with. None of it is shocking, none of it is a surprise, there is no rock bottom for this man, just an endless, infinite well of sludge. Why is anyone pretending to be surprised? When this man is still roaming free several years after trying to stage a violent coup to overthrow democracy and insert himself as some kind of sad emperor. Why is he still free? After multiple, in-depth investigations, full of more smoking guns and forensic evidence, witnesses, and guilty co-conspirators than you could fill a stadium with. In what world does any of this make sense?!? >

"I can't see this picture very well. What is it?" -- Garland >


Merlino and Trump, the Inquirer said, “share an affinity for golf and an aversion to cooperating witnesses who ‘flip’ to help federal investigators”.

lol >

The crazy part is they have quotes from the both of them to support this claim. It’s so outlandish that it almost can’t be real. >

Appeals to his base. They love mobsters and fantasize being them. >

im dony sobrano
woke up in mornning got meself a gun