Trump's America

[BigRedBuster]

Follow this twitter thread.

 

Makes you realize why the white supremists don't believe trump when he says something negative towards them.

 

[BigRedBuster]

[BigRedBuster]

How is this working out for you a$$hole.

 

[BigRedBuster]

[BigRedBuster]

Maybe he could get the CEO of Burning Crosses, Inc. To join his committee.

[knapplc]

You mean the kind of CEO who would approve of this?

 

[Danny Bateman]

Intel CEO takes a shot squarely at America's CEO on the way out the door.

 

[Moiraine]

A pile of flea-ridden elephant diarrhea would be preferrable as President at this point but all elephants are either behind bars or non-American so their leavings wouldn't be able to provide the proper birth certificate.

[Danny Bateman]

[Red Five]

About the Rs coming home discussion, 9 times they denounced him with no repercussions

But, a look back at the two-plus years since Trump burst onto the political scene suggests a disturbing pattern -- which goes like this:

1. Trump says or does something controversial or just plain wrong.

2. Republican elected leaders condemn him for it.

3. Trump never apologizes or acknowledges any sort of remorse or wrongdoing.

4. Republican elected officials carry on in support of Trump and his agenda.

[BigRedBuster]

THIS is why his original statements and actions around this last weekend were so wrong and damaging.

 

[knapplc]

This is the madness & misinformation that passes for "news" on the right. This is exactly why this country is so screwed up, and why there's more than a passing chance that Trump could get elected to a 2nd term:

“Barack Obama is to blame”: 13 Alabama conservatives on Charlottesville

DECATUR, Alabama — Several Alabama voters blame President Barack Obama for the white supremacist violence in Charlottesville this weekend because, they say, he sowed division in American politics.

Attendees at a rally for Rep. Mo Brooks, a conservative House Republican running for Senate, in Decatur on Monday said they were confident that philanthropist George Soros was bankrolling both sides of this weekend's violent clashes.

And on conservative Alabama talk radio, Black Lives Matter activists quickly emerged as a top culprit in the bloodshed. Callers, citing Facebook posts, claimed that BLM protesters had thrown bricks at the car before it hit and killed Heather Heyer.

“There’s a lot of wrong on both sides, and unfortunately all the liberal media talks about is the wrong on one side,” said Tom Cowles, 61, a retired engineer from a wealthy section of northeast Alabama.

On Tuesday, I talked to a few dozen people at three campaign events for three conservative Senate candidates about Charlottesville. I also listened for three hours to 101.1 FM YellowHammerNews, a conservative talk radio station in Alabama. While nearly all decried the acts of violence and said they rejected white hate groups, the Alabama conservatives also blamed the mainstream media for ignoring the violence of the left, argued that the KKK was originally an organization of the left, and complained about Black Lives Matter.

 

 

You read some of this and you're like...

 

 

[Danny Bateman]

This is the madness & misinformation that passes for "news" on the right. This is exactly why this country is so screwed up, and why there's more than a passing chance that Trump could get elected to a 2nd term:

 

“Barack Obama is to blame”: 13 Alabama conservatives on Charlottesville

 

DECATUR, Alabama — Several Alabama voters blame President Barack Obama for the white supremacist violence in Charlottesville this weekend because, they say, he sowed division in American politics.

 

Attendees at a rally for Rep. Mo Brooks, a conservative House Republican running for Senate, in Decatur on Monday said they were confident that philanthropist George Soros was bankrolling both sides of this weekend's violent clashes.

 

And on conservative Alabama talk radio, Black Lives Matter activists quickly emerged as a top culprit in the bloodshed. Callers, citing Facebook posts, claimed that BLM protesters had thrown bricks at the car before it hit and killed Heather Heyer.

 

“There’s a lot of wrong on both sides, and unfortunately all the liberal media talks about is the wrong on one side,” said Tom Cowles, 61, a retired engineer from a wealthy section of northeast Alabama.

 

On Tuesday, I talked to a few dozen people at three campaign events for three conservative Senate candidates about Charlottesville. I also listened for three hours to 101.1 FM YellowHammerNews, a conservative talk radio station in Alabama. While nearly all decried the acts of violence and said they rejected white hate groups, the Alabama conservatives also blamed the mainstream media for ignoring the violence of the left, argued that the KKK was originally an organization of the left, and complained about Black Lives Matter.

 

 

You read some of this and you're like...

 

 

 

If you wonder how this kind of crap reaches a wider audience...

 

[TonyStalloni]

A pile of flea-ridden elephant diarrhea would be preferrable as President at this point but all elephants are either behind bars or non-American so their leavings wouldn't be able to provide the proper birth certificate.

You think this diatribe is helping?

[schriznoeder]