Come for the politics, stay for the snark.

Despite his magical powers, I don’t think Trump is thinking this through, to be honest.

The party of Reagan has become the party of Putin.

Tick tock motherfuckers!

You don’t get to peddle hatred on saturday and offer condolences on sunday.

Wow, you are pre-disappointed. How surprising.

Insiders who complain to politico: please report to the white house office of shut the fuck up.

Donald Trump, welcome to your everything, everywhere, all at once.

This has so much WTF written all over it that it is hard to comprehend.

It’s easier to kill a dangerous animal than a man who just happens to have different thoughts/values than one’s own.

The arc of the moral universe doesn’t bend itself. it’s up to us.

The choice is between normal and crazy.

There is no right way to do the wrong thing.

Republicans want to make it harder to vote and easier for them to cheat.

Proof that we need a blogger ethics panel.

It’s always darkest before the other shoe drops.

Usually wrong but never in doubt

Give the craziest people you know everything they want and hope they don’t ask for more? Great plan.

We are aware of all internet traditions.

When do we start airlifting the women and children out of Texas?

The gop couldn’t organize an orgy in a whorehouse with a fist full of 50s.

“But what about the lurkers?”

Optimism opens the door to great things.

Motto for the House: Flip 5 and lose none.

You know it’s bad when the Project 2025 people have to create training videos on “How To Be Normal”.

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  1. 1.

    SFAW

    If Obama had attacked a state suffering a massive natural disaster while in France Republicans would have revoked his passport and denied him readmission.

    Oh, bullshit. That’s not even close to plausible.

    They would have sent “Seal Team Six” (or whatever the real name is of a special forces kidnap-the-terrists team) to France, put him in a sack, and sent him to Egypt to be tortured. After that, they would return him to the USA to be executed for treason, followed by a fair trial which would find him guilty.

  5. 5.

    Schlemazel

    I got good news in the mail today. I have been accepted at the Mayo clinic. I have a day of tests on the 26th & we’ll go from there.

    Still relatively pleased with Tuesdays results here on the tundra. We swept the State offices (even Ellison managed to get by) defeated two scumbag GOPper Congressmen but lost two D open seats including the one our new Gov willingly abandoned to primary our nominated candidate. I am finding this is a sin I will not forget. the last 2 open races the DFL has nominated smart, capable, progressive women & both times men with questionable credentials have won the primaries. Dayton stumbled badly his first couple of years but then did not do as badly as I feared. Walz was an NRA favorite until last year when he decided to run for Gov. He has no experience in state government so how he will turn out is TBD

  6. 6.

    Kay

    Low quality hires. They never get better, always worse. He and his administration behave much, much worse then they did during the campaign. It’s just 24/7 screaming at people and insulting them now. Sarah Sanders ALONE has gotten much worse. I don’t think she would have set up that ridiculous scheme at the press conference a year ago.

    Is anyone going to rescue those poor soldiers at the border now that the midterms are over? My God, let them go home. They may be down there forever now that the media coverage disappeared.

  8. 8.

    Yarrow

    From the Soledad O’Brien tweet:

    Strange to want to be President for a third of the country—and screw the rest.

    It’s not “strange.” It’s completely predictable. He’s a narcissist and a racist. He does what they do. He has behaved this way his whole life and it was obvious what he’d do before he was ever elected. This sort of comment is disingenuous at best.

  9. 9.

    Aziz, light!

    I work for the federal agency that manages all those federal forests. I think what the chief executive means is that he would like us to clearcut those forests and pave them over so that there will be nothing left to burn, then transfer the land to its rightful owners, the Bundy family. The money in our budget is being wasted because we have not carried out this highly effective remedy.

    Actually he is simply passing on the usual noise from the Cato Institute or similar anti-government source that there should be no public lands and the government should play no role whatsoever in environmental protection.

  10. 10.

    Kay

    What do they have the soldiers at the border doing, anyway? They can’t even pose for photographs- all the media people left the morning of election day. We all know this was a scam. No reason they should have to miss Thanksgiving just to save face for Donald Trump and media. Jig’s up. Let them go.

  11. 11.

    Elizabelle

    The cruelty and ugliness of threatening to cut Federal funding in the face of a national disaster genuinely surprised me. It’s a new low, even for Trump.

    Anyway, we won, and we are still winning. Count those votes, dammit. Heard an NPR recap at 9 last night with the jeering Republicans in the background. Sounded like they want to pull off a Brooks Brothers Red MAGA Hats Riot. Ain’t gonna work this time.

  15. 15.

    Miss Bianca

    @Aziz, light!: So, it’s not simply that the orange fuckwit doesn’t grok that it’s the federal government that actually controls federal lands in CA, not the latte-sipping libtards who live there?

  16. 16.

    ruemara

    @Schlemazel: Sending good vibes. I’m aghast at our dictator, but not surprised. It’s SDCC ticket time, so I’m waiting… to wait… to see if maybe I can buy a couple of tickets

  17. 17.

    feebog

    There are no “forests” in Thousand Oaks. It is a suburban extension of LA with a lot of dry brushy areas that go up like kindling because we have not had any rain for months. Our President is a moron. And yes, I realize I am preaching to the choir.

  18. 18.

    SFAW

    @Elizabelle:

    It’s a new low, even for Trump.

    To which Lying Littledick responds “Hold my beer.”

    Just as there is no such thing as Peak Wingnut, there is no Trump Nader.

    NB: To the pedants: yes, I know how it’s spelled. Try to think outside the box.

  19. 19.

    Elizabelle

    From the LA Times. Gustavo Arellano: An obituary for old Orange County, dead at age 129

    “Orange County,” the California collection of 34 cities and 3.2 million residents once described by President Reagan as where “all the good Republicans go to die,” died Tuesday. It was 129 years old.

    Long famous for its wealth, whiteness and conservative values, Orange County is survived by its offspring, who include a population that is about 60% people of color, some of the most crowded and poor neighborhoods in the United States and a Republican Party that’s on the ropes. Once reliably red, the official cause of O.C.’s passing is a case of the blue flu, which turned its politics more purple than Barney the dinosaur.

    …. The death shocked everyone who hadn’t bothered to pay attention for decades. County boosters and leaders had desperately tried to mask its failing health with a series of anti-immigrant resolutions, orange-shaped balloons at Great Park, and a string of increasingly vapid reality TV series. But as the years went on, the Orange County of old gradually succumbed to a new generation of working-class unions, multicultural youngsters and middle-class voters who just didn’t care about demonizing the downtrodden, except for the homeless.

    Orange County announced its birth in a fitting way in 1889: It seceded from Los Angeles County with the help of Henry W. Head, a state Assembly member who’d been a member of the Ku Klux Klan back in his native Tennessee. The baptismal font of white supremacy ensured that a feudal society took hold, one where residents felt they lived in a fantasia of citrus groves and McMansions and Disneyland while the Mexicans who worked there were expected to live meekly and in Santa Ana.

    The rest of the United States looked on with a mixture of admiration and disgust as this geographically small region infiltrated all parts of American life: Religion through the Crystal Cathedral, Calvary Chapel and Saddleback Church. Popular culture via surfing and punk music. Politics through a succession of increasingly unhinged Republicans, not least of whom was native son Richard Nixon.

    At its prime, Orange County was a region of contradictions. It considered government evil even as it benefited from the largesse of defense contracts. It stressed its Christian values even as it fought to maintain its segregated schools. It swore by law and order even as it elected politicians and sheriffs who landed in federal prison for corruption.

    … Orange County is survived by Scottsdale, Ariz., Plano, Texas, and other once-sleepy burbs that now host former residents who still want to live in a booboisie bubble. In lieu of flowers, please send condolences to the Republican Party of Orange County — because it’s likely next.

  20. 20.

    Wapiti

    Anecdotally, when we went across the Washington Cascades this year, we saw a huge amount of standing dead timber. Pine beetles that eat though the inner bark will eventually girdle a tree, cutting off nutrient flow from the roots. Pine beetles get killed off in long cold winters. Mild winters mean more dry dead trees subject to fire. Climate change effects come in different forms and flavors.

  21. 21.

    Anne Laurie

    @Aziz, light!: I’m so old, I remember Ronald Reagan assuring us that trees cause air pollution.

    Repubs are the Death Party; they hate anything not deceased & corrupting.

  23. 23.

    danielx

    Horrible end to the week, but last night was much better. Saw and heard Joe Bonamassa burning it up and then got video of my man Boris (the large tabby) reaching up and hooking a locked door by the door handle and opening it to get out to the garage. He’s a lot smarter than I thought.

  25. 25.

    sukabi

    Zinke has made a similar statement regarding California’s fires / forest management. Look for a move to open the National Forests up logging and mining, and or selling them off as a “solution” , that’s what they’re working toward.

  26. 26.

    kindness

    I know a bunch of people around Paradise. Chico alums. The forest surrounding that is all BLM land. Trump’s threats to pull funding from California is just a chew toy for him.

    For so long many of us have been wondering what it was going to take for honorable Republicans to stand up to the worst impulses of the president and party. All we ever hear is crickets or Sarah trying to claim Trump is the victim here. Are there any honorable Republicans left? We’ll know if we ever find one. This is all going to get a lot worse before it gets better. When charges start coming down Trump will make Nixon look like a piker.

    Donate to a disaster relief fund of your choosing please. Those folks are gonna need it.

  27. 27.

    Flanders Other Neighbor

    I commute by motorcycle across the Bay Bridge. The office in SF stunk of smoke in the morning (until I either stopped noticing or the HVAC cleared things a bit), the sun and sky were a weird reddish-orange on the way home, and I can’t do my usual weekend mountain biking until the air clears. But, nothing is on fire here, and my friend in Chico still has his home at the moment.

  28. 28.

    germy

    @Anne Laurie:

    I’m so old, I remember Ronald Reagan assuring us that trees cause air pollution.

    Repubs are the Death Party; they hate anything not deceased & corrupting.

    The only value they see a tree having is as lumber.

    normal human: “Global warming is causing forest fires!”

    republican: “Cut down all the trees. Problem solved.”

  29. 29.

    Kelly

    @Wapiti: Beetles, drought and fire season keeps getting longer. Some of the fires in southern Oregon this summer burnt areas that burnt in the Silver fire in 1987, burnt again in the Biscuit fire of 2002. The fire suppression and reduced logging explanations don’t explain that.

  33. 33.

    AndoChronic

    Does anyone have any CA animal rescue donation sites/ tips they’d like to share with a focus on these particular fires? All of mine are cat centric, not that there’s anything wrong with that, but I’d like to share some that are more inclusive. Thanks in advance.

  36. 36.

    Ohio Mom

    @Schlemazel: Good luck at the Mayo Clinic. They solved the mystery of an old friend’s mother’s symptoms after many others (including the Cleveland Clinic), over a period of years, couldn’t.

    I have a medical quandary (admittedly minor) of my own. Anyone have experience with a trigger finger that won’t respond to cortisone? Not really excited sbout prospect of surgery (though I will probably change my mind about that).

  37. 37.

    Platonailedit

    The 2018 midterms will probably be the most expensive in US history. More than $5.2bn is predicted to be funneled into closely watched races – and an extraordinary amount is coming from just a few individuals.

    Political spending has leapt by 35% since the 2014 midterms, according to the Center for Responsive Politics (CRP). The center has found that individual political donations account for the majority of campaign cash across the board: they comprise about 71% of donations to Senate races for both Republicans and Democrats and about 61% of donations to House candidates.

    While political donations can come in all shapes and sizes – from large to small – it’s the big-ticket players who have an outsized influence in shaping elections and, in turn, public policy.

  40. 40.

    Platonailedit

    The Adelsons bought themselves a medal just like they bought themselves an embassy and a political party. The list reads like someone tried to toss in all-American icons — Babe Ruth, Elvis — to cover up international corruption with domestic nostalgia. https://t.co/vsDIxlFLlb— Sarah Kendzior (@sarahkendzior) November 10, 2018

  41. 41.

    chris

    Someone in the last thread asked if the vote counting would continue over the weekend. At least some of it will, Arizona for instance, and you can follow along with these pages from Politico. Scroll down to the maps and mouse over. Updates are automatic. Never imagined saying this but, well done, Politico.

  43. 43.

    patrick II

    I thought I noticed a tear in Jeff Sessions eye when he shook Whitaker’s hand as he left the Justice Department. It is good to know that, like his boss, he is heartfelt in his hatred and his abuse of the law to harm people of color. I would hate to think wasn’t sincere considering all of the harmful acts he has been responsible for. I hate phonies.
    Just to put a final exclamation point on his tour America’s top legal officer, good ol’ boy Jeff limited consent degrees to stop police abuse as he walked out the door. One last shot straight from the heart, Jeff.

  44. 44.

    Juice Box

    @Ohio Mom: I’m a retired GP, it’s a pretty minor piece of surgery and very effective. I’ve never seen one go bad.

    @Elizabelle: All of the districts along the entire coast from Mexico to Canada except one in Washington are now blue. That Washington district was a close loss too.

  45. 45.

    Schlemazel

    @Ohio Mom:
    Yeah, I know what is wrong with me but the story of what to do about it changes regularly. this will be the 8th new doctor in 11 years. They are all excited when I first walk in because my condition is so weird but then seem to lose interesting. There are only 2 places (UofMN and Mayo) that have the experience required to trust them with the surgery & they are the two I am dealing with now.

    Mrs. had to break down & have the surgery for her trigger finger & is now sorry she put it off. Good luck with whatever choice works for you.

  46. 46.

    Mike R

    @Ohio Mom: had same problem, surgery was no big deal. You can take this for what is is worth, the surgeon told me if any other fingers start to stick that taping them to a splint at night would help eliminate the inflammation and help prevent further problems in other fingers. In my case it has seemed to help. Good luck with whatever you try, it really is a bit disconcerting when a finger locks up.

  47. 47.

    Mike in NC

    Trump truly is the biggest scumbag who ever drew a breath. Stalin could have given him empathy lessons, with no success.

  48. 48.

    Platonailedit

    It is not said enough just what a horrible person the President is (we often focus on the lying, the gaslighting, the bigotry). But his cruelty at every turn doesn’t get highlighted enough. Strange to want to be President for a third of the country—and screw the rest. https://t.co/0ZygpgUuWa— Soledad O'Brien (@soledadobrien) November 10, 2018

  50. 50.

    West of the Rockies

    @kindness:

    I’m pretty sure our 1st District Congressman, Do Nothing Doug Lamalfa, won’t have jack to say against Trump. It’s hard to speak out when your lips are surgically tethered to Trump’s massive pink ass.

  51. 51.

    Another Scott

    @Schlemazel: Excellent news! Here’s hoping they get you fixed up quickly and permanently. You’ve had a long road with your medical issues, it’s great that things are looking up!!

    Cheers,
    Scott.

  53. 53.

    sdhays

    @Platonailedit:

    Two words: contingency plans. Previous White Houses made them.

    To be fair, this White House can’t even be bothered to vet people for important positions like Supreme Court Justice or Attorney General, so it’s no surprise that other types of planning are beyond their capabilities. Heck, this White House can’t even decide if Spankee knows anything about his nominees or not.

  60. 60.

    Platonailedit

    Donald Trump literally avoided attending a World War I ceremony in France today because he was afraid of "light rain".

    And we are the snowflakes?

    — Brian Krassenstein (@krassenstein) November 10, 2018

  62. 62.

    Amir Khalid

    @Platonailedit:
    When you get right down to it, Trump doesn’t even want to be president to that one-third of the country: they are not really constituents to him, they are marks. The only American whom Donald Trump really cares about being president for is Donald Trump.

  63. 63.

    The Dangerman

    First sips of caffeine reaction…

    …fuck Trump (imaginative, I know). FUCK him.

    Maybe it’s time for CA to go CalExit (I know it won’t happen, by a Guy can dream early on a Saturday). Wanna threaten to withhold federal Funds,which disproportionately come from us? Watch us go and then withhold our taxes. Then, goodluck to those shithole Red States (ya know, Trump’s basest of bases) we keep running through our tax dollars (so, fuck them, too).

    Maybe when we threaten to withhold our money, they’ll start kissing our ass. We have two butt cheeks, so the lines form to the left and the right.

    Yeah, I’m a bit pissed.

  64. 64.

    Achrachno

    @A Ghost To Most: Unfortunately with the changing climate regime it may be signaling the end of the forest in some cases. If conditions are wrong trees won’t grow any more.

  65. 65.

    Platonailedit

    Hundreds of Iranian women have been allowed to attend the Asia Champions League final in Tehran, Iran’s semi-official Isna news agency reports.

    The move is being seen as a possible end to more than 35 years of exclusion of women from top matches.

    Most were said to be relatives of players or members of women’s teams. The match is between local team Persepolis and Japan’s Kashima Antlers.

    Football’s world governing body Fifa is working with Iran to end the ban.

    Last month about 100 women were allowed to watch a friendly between Iran and Bolivia, but restrictions were quickly reinstated.

  66. 66.

    Another Scott

    @Ohio Mom: No experience with finger surgery. But I’m reminded of an issue my MIL had. The tendon would slip off the first hand joint of her middle finger, and she’d grimace and mess around with it to try to get it back into place. We had visions of her having to have some sort of surgery to get it back into place and stabilize it. It didn’t happen very often but was always disconcerting. I eventually figured out that I could slide it back into place by pushing it up with the tip of my thumb. She was always so relieved when I was able to “fix” it.

    She lived to be 92, and never had the surgery.

    Not really applicable in your case, but it reminded me of how amazingly complex our hands are and how we take them for granted!

    Here’s hoping you get fixed up quickly and permanently as well. Good luck!

    Cheers,
    Scott.

  68. 68.

    Schlemazel

    @The Dangerman:
    If CA I would consider moving there. That is after I failed to get canada’s American cousin to return to the mother country. We love hockey & supply most of the players to the US so we would fit right in

  69. 69.

    Fair Economist

    @Achrachno: That is part of it. I saw an estimate that the climate change that has already happened has raised the altitude forests survive in CA by 1000 feet. That is a lot of doomed forest and eventually it will all burn.

  70. 70.

    Jim, Foolish Literalist

    Nicholas Soames @ NSoames
    They died with their face to the foe and that pathetic inadequate realDonaldTrump couldn’t even defy the weather to pay his respects to The Fallen #hesnotfittorepresenthisgreatcountry

    I don’t know anything about UK backbenchers, so this guy may be a dick in his own right, but he’s also (I’m pretty sure) Winston Churchill’s grandson. You know that stupid constipated face trump makes when he thinks he’s being resolute? He’s trying to look like Churchill

  71. 71.

    Another Scott

    Browsing my other regular tabs, I see that the Russian Troll Bots are going after ddale8. He’s getting to them…

    Daniel Dale Verified account @ddale8

    In an interview in late October, Trump suggested to Agri-Pulse that he might want to be a farmer if he was not busy being president.

    “I understand the industry. I love the farmers. I think, maybe, if I wasn’t doing this, I might like farming better than anything.”

    2:01 PM – 9 Nov 2018

    Such a horrible, unfair smack-down of Donnie!!11 Posting what he said!!11

    (groucho-roll-eyes.gif)

    The battle against nonsense and lies is never-ending. I’m glad we have allies like Daniel Dale.

    Cheers,
    Scott.
    (“Of course, maybe Trump4Hope is really a double-reverse fake Russian Troll Bot and I missed the satire??!!ONE Twitter is a horrible medium for actually enabling understanding…”)

  74. 74.

    Nelle

    I had surgery to fix a ruptured sagital band – that bit that goes across the knuckles to hold the tendons in place. Not too bad except that my brace had my middle finger permanently rigid and in the FU position to the world. But, actually, for the six weeks it was in place, it saved me the effort of raising it whenever aggravated. It was always on the job and ready to go. I’m glad I had the surgery – I really had little control over that finger and I do a lot of embroidery and crochet, which was impossible. My hand is still weak, but that is because I was to use my cane in that hand to protect my hip and I reinjured the hand itself. Damn, I sound old today.

    My impression of Paradise is that it is pretty much totally red in votes. My BIL, who inherited the retirement home of the parents there, cut off communication years ago since my husband (Naval Academy grad, three tours in Vietnam) was insufficiently patriotic in the way instructed by Rush Limbaugh (BIL, of prime age during Vietnam, found deferments worked as well for him as they did for Cheney and Trump). I have made the effort to find out that he did get out and is waiting in an evacuation center until he can go back and see if anything is left. From the maps, I doubt if more than the chimney of that fine home is there. (He barred us from every going there anyway, so it doesn’t change our lives in any way.) I asked my husband if he would help his brother if asked. My husband just looked startled, as if to say, “I have a brother?” Anyway, I wonder how Trump is playing among those in his base sitting in the evacuation centers. They likely don’t have much news. Or they think it is fake news.

  75. 75.

    Frankensteinbeck

    I think it’s important to keep in mind that Trump believes a lot of the bullshit that comes out of his mouth. Racists believe, and have long believed, that California is a Hellhole of violent crime (all those brown people!), poverty, regulations that force the average person to fill out forms and then be refused the right to paint their own car, and absolutely everything the government touches failing. These things have to be true, otherwise white people aren’t right about everything.

    @Kay:

    Is anyone going to rescue those poor soldiers at the border now that the midterms are over?

    I thought they never went in the first place, that he canceled the plans before anyone was moved. Threatening to do things and then sitting on his ass IS Trump’s MO.

    @Yarrow:

    He’s a narcissist and a racist. He does what they do.

    And it is the specific mandate from the voters who elected him. They want a government by themselves, of themselves, for themselves, and for everyone else to suffer and die.

  77. 77.

    Jim, Foolish Literalist

    NBC News @ NBCNews
    White House announces President Trump to award the Presidential Medal of Freedom on Nov. 16 to 7 people, some posthumously: Elvis Presley, Babe Ruth, Alan Page, Miriam Adelson, Orrin Hatch, Antonin Scalia and Roger Staubach

    Yes, that’s Miriam Adelson as in “Mrs Sheldon”…

    Josh Marshall @ joshtpm
    Just today so far … looking at the clock it’s 11:13 AM … there are at least four things that deeply merit identifying President Trump as a disgrace to his country.

  79. 79.

    raven

    @Nelle: I made contact from my buddy who lives there and he’s ok but he doesn’t know about his house. He’s a Nam and VVAW Vet and I don’t know about the town but he’s a no-nonsense progressive!

  81. 81.

    Wapiti

    On a impulse I went to Google Maps, looked at Paradise, CA in the satellite view, then did the street side view. Holy heck there was a lot of foliage throughout the city, and none of it is National Forest/State Forest land. From my time in California, I’d suggest that the Central Valley is unpleasant if you don’t have shade, and the shade probably keeps the AC bill a little lower, but the fire had a path right up to their doors.

  83. 83.

    sukabi

    @FlipYrWhig: No, what he meant by his delusion of “being a farmer” is owning a plantation with all that implies and walking riding around with a whip making sure everything is in order.

  84. 84.

    StringOnAStick

    @danielx: Boris looks like he’s making a clever if perhaps a bit snarky comment.

    I’m a tabby lover of those expressive, well made up eyes; we’ve got two longer haired tabby sisters that are just past a year old, and one of them appears to still be growing at a good pace, she might end up being close to Steve sized.

  85. 85.

    dr. luba

    @SFAW:

    Just as there is no such thing as Peak Wingnut, there is no Trump Nader.

    I’m guessing you meant “nadir,” but Nader works well, too. A nice pair of homonyms/synonyms ;)

  86. 86.

    Ohio Mom

    Thanks everyone for the advice and thoughts on trigger fingers. I see my Rheumatologist (again) tomorrow — I think she has been biding her time until I agree to let her send me to a hand surgeon.

    I feel a little braver after reading your stories. If I go missing for a while, it will be because my right hand is healing.

  87. 87.

    SFAW

    @dr. luba:

    I’m guessing you meant “nadir,” but Nader works well, too. A nice pair of homonyms/synonyms ;)

    I’m guessing you didn’t read my “NB” in that same comment, which would provide an answer to your “guessing.”

  89. 89.

    Middlelee

    I’m so grateful Trump and Melania did not attend the armistice ceremony. Their crude, classless behavior would have been a much worse embarrassment than them not appearing.

  90. 90.

    J R in WV

    @Nelle:

    This reminds me of my brother… I was about to be drafted in 1970 when I enlisted in the Navy. My brother never needed to serve, yet he’s the patriot Republican, and I’m the unAmerican hippy. We speak to one another on our birthdays. I called him last August, I expect him to call me next month, if he remembers. We don’t talk about politics.

  91. 91.

    opiejeanne

    @Elizabelle: I was going to point out that Nixon was born in Whittier, which is not in Orange County but I was wrong. Born in Yorba LInda. I thought he moved to YL as a child.

    Fun article.

  92. 92.

    Ruckus

    @sukabi:
    He wouldn’t even make sure that one of his racist flunkies was ridding around whipping things moving and keeping order. That would be too much like work for him.

  93. 93.

    Ruckus

    To those who think that drumpf wants to be a dictator, he doesn’t. He want’s to be king. Not moving, not worrying, having people attend to his every whim and desire. All the crappy food and diet soda he wants, lovely females to do things to him, not a worry in the world, everyone everywhere calling his name in awe, while hoping for a few scraps, or even one crumb falling from his tiny hands as he stuffs his face, even someone to wipe his ass….. You know a real king, the guy who owns everything and everyone.

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