eagle eye wrote: » The amount of accusations being made about Donald Trump from all angles is astonishing. I'm finding it hard to believe anybody anymore. Like there is a big Hollywood scandal concerning sexual advances and harassment and suddenly a couple of weeks later we have Donald Trump being accused of this stuff. You can call me suspicious, very suspicious.
Leroy42 wrote: » For you to disbelieve the women accusing Trump, you need to first believe that a man that shows every sign of narcissism, has been caught on audio tape a number of times disparaging women and claiming he can get whatever he wants because of who he is, is completely immune to this.
eagle eye wrote: » What I'm saying is that if it's bad let's accuse Donald Trump of having done it seems to be the play. I just refuse to believe anything anymore more as regards this circus because it's just become a game of throwing everything and seeing what sticks.
StringerBell wrote: » To be fair, you have no idea what you are talking about so I am not gonna waste my time here ok? If you want go do some research and come back to me. I don't mind either way.
Billy86 wrote: » Also the tax bill the Republicans all (I think all? Certainly at least 50 of 52) happily signed despite having not looked at it, and it literally having handwritten corrections and scribbles in the margins, remember that one? Yeah, there was a $289,000,000,000 error in there. You couldn't make this amateur hour sh** up - https://slate.com/business/2017/12/senate-republicans-may-have-made-a-usd260-billion-mistake-in-their-tax-bill.html
The CEO of one of the nation’s largest coal companies ripped the Senate tax-reform bill, saying late changes to the bill would “wipe out” coal mining jobs. Robert Murray, founder and CEO of Murray Energy, said Tuesday that the tax hike on coal mining firms that would result from the changes would cancel out progress that President Trump has made on reviving the coal industry, according to CNN. “We won’t have enough cash flow to exist,” Murray told CNNMoney. “This wipes out everything that President Trump has done for coal.”
recedite wrote: » RTE news bulletins are stating that moving the US embassy could provoke violence throughout the region I remember when reporters used to simply report the news, instead of issuing their own wild speculation and interpretation of it. Of course RTE has been doing its best to attack The Donald for a long time now.
Itssoeasy wrote: » It's amazing that some voters in Alabama will fall for this rubbish and hypocrisy.
Leroy42 wrote: » They are not. They are choosing to go with any narrative that provided them enough cover to vote along party lines regardless of the facts in front of them. They are making a very conscious decision to allow this nonsense to form part of their argument in order to justify to themselves that giving up their morals is actually not that bad.
Mr.Nice Guy wrote: » He's speaking now and has confirmed he is recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital. This is the probably the worst thing he's done (which is saying something). The sly grin on his face as he made the announcement just highlights how this is all about him and his ego. I actually hoped this would be the one area he might be better than his other rivals, the likes of Ted Cruz who sounded more dangerous. This could well lead to another intifada.
Phonehead wrote: » To be honest this is the sign of a man doing his utmost to try and deflect and change the news story. The problem is that his base really don't need him to change the story, they will follow him no matter what. Mueller has him running scared, I suspect we'll see Trump doing even more crazy stuff to try and deflect the news.