Maybe Trump isn’t ‘lying’
There is just something not right about this. They tried the "he didn't win the vote", they tried to get the electoral college thing, they tried the "no one go to inauguration", the media publishes nothing but negative articles that are slanted in such a way as to protray him as a buffon, loon or liar. Now, they are trying to tell the congress and cabinet to declare him "unfit". It seems no matter what, they are going to pursue this until a standard issue political hack that is predictable and defeatable is put in place. I would say so far he is not the most conventional president, nor has he ever seemed completely run of the mill stable, but he had the answers that pursuaded enough people he was talking their talk, and he has done as much as he can do with a slow motion republican congress, to do the things he wants to do done. Yet, I can't help seeing this actually coming to pass, as the establishment of both parties rallies to remove him.
It's his second pick that may actually result in measurable progress.
But the confirmation of Gorsuch will do more than restore the balance; he is only about 50 and so will be on the court for awhile. Unless he, like Scalia, has an "accident" or some type of misfortune befall him.
I similarly wondered if he does something similar with protectionism and borrowing money being a distraction or ploy. https://www.galtsgulchonline.com/post...
I have a similar thought to yours: Probably not, but possible.
http://blog.dilbert.com/post/15639971...
And it is a good thing. Tee-hee.
The dino in me loves how he is big time ripping apart libtard cherished norms.
Reminds me that yesterday a lady on Turner Classics said Godzilla and Rodan were big box office hits during the Fifties. Me dino yucking it up.
https://www.google.com/search?q=moa+b...
Lots of extinct big birds look like dinos. So do ostriches.
Moa (dinornis novaezelandiae) . Extinct in the last several hundred years. But check out this old cousin.https://youtu.be/hdWugHfNTik
Only in real life can people subdue an escape attempt.
Besides King Kong, there was Gwangi, who was supposed to be an allosuar due to slightly larger arms and three hand claws opposed to the two T-Rex had. They make better allosaurs for films now. Gwangi's escape is follow my Ymir's (both Harry Hausen creations) in the link~
://http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3A6tNf...
Look on the sidebar and see Gwangi also called a T-Rex, but I remember what I read about Gwangi a long time ago.
I first saw this movie for 25 cents (cheap even back then) on a Marine base during my two years as a conscripted slave.
Wonder how much the admission is there these days.
'Reeling and Writhing, of course, to begin with,' the Mock Turtle replied; 'and then the different branches of Arithmetic — Ambition, Distraction, Uglification, and Derision.'
Distraction is the main tool. Thus far his enemies have not been able to keep up with what he's been doing. If they were to read his books, and to read Scott Adams's books, they would be better able to see the incoming gunfire. They still would not know which way to move to dodge it.
Very few know there are books by and about him.
Research and critical thinking are not in vogue.
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Who is John Galt? He might be our President.
One thing I've learned...When the mainstream media tells you that something is "widely debunked" hold on to your hat.
They are throwing all the rubbish at the wall and hoping something will stick. They tried it to a lesser extent with Reagan, although the media still had some more easily embarrassed people as news anchors in that era, so there was less shrill wailing.
The liberals who voted against Trump will read this rubbish, but those who supported him will see it for the vomit that it is. The weak left-moderate republicans will read it, too, but they are buffoons who will support Trump anyway if their so-called "leadership" supports Trump. If Trump's hired guns can bribe the GOP "moderate leadership" with promises of power they will back Trump.
This liberal urination is unworthy of the Gulch.
You and I are on the same page in your analysis of Trump. He's a businessman which I think we have been needing for decades. Ne not a politician but a street fighter and is upsetting a lot of apple carts in DC. Only real problem I have with him is his position on tariffs and I think that is just hot air for negotiations.
Of course, the leftists would become violent (as they have been since the last election) and try to prevent the split. It wont be pretty. I just finished reading the book "People's Republic", a novel depicting such a split. Very interesting scenario indeed.
There would be a definite period of adjustment, but there IS a limit to what us "deplorables" will tolerate from the liberals.
I worry for the President's safety, because as we've seen in the streets, when extremist liberals feel threatened, their ultimate haven is violence. If he manages to get past all of the bureaucratic roadblocks in accomplishing his goals, I expect to see assassination attempts happening.
I also saw a video at the time Michael Brown was shot, taken by another black man from behind a road barrier. In the audio he asked another black what had just gone down and the man said, "That dumb n(word) just punched that cop and tried to take his gun and got himself shot". After that one time it also disappeared, never again to be seen. I wouldn't exactly believe either of these stories unless I saw them for myself.