The Second Term of Donald J. Trump as President of the United States of America
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It was the only way to fill the slot rendered vacant when Trump deported the prior employee?
"Working at an ADULT spa"? Doing what? Performing massages with "happy endings"?
Or arranging place settings at dining tables in the spa restaurant?
The direct answer to the meme question may be innocent. Before I reached adult age I worked whatever jobs I could find. So potential kudos might seem to be in order for Trump providing entry-level employment to America's nascent labor force. BUT !!
In the context of Trump's apparent pedophilic history, #1,381 seems to be corroboration.
Either way this meme relies on innuendo. It's not adequate as a formal accusation, which would at least require a specific disclosure of criminal or inappropriate jeopardy to the 15-year-old.
Shiftless2
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Re #1,380
CASSIDY: Do you agree with me that President Trump deserves a Nobel Prize for Operation Warp Speed?
KENNEDY: Absolutely.
CASSIDY: But you just told Sen. Bennet that the Covid vaccine killed more people than Covid.
CASSIDY: Do you agree with me that President Trump deserves a Nobel Prize for Operation Warp Speed?
KENNEDY: Absolutely.
CASSIDY: But you just told Sen. Bennet that the Covid vaccine killed more people than Covid.
Shiftless2
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Wish this guy would tell us what he really thinks without holding back .....
Just to be as transparent and clear as possible, I may have spent the last ten years saying things that were what some people would say were 'disrespectful' of the president of the United States.
It is true that on occasion that I have said that he was an Orange Shitdemon who defecates lies as easily as he breathes. I have also insulted his non-existent intelligence endlessly calling him an imbecile, a orange-face dunderhead, Donald Dumbfuckitus and when he had the unmitigated gall to say he was a 'stable genius' I made the observation that this was also inaccurate because any pet or rat in a stable had more intelligence than this absolute imbecile. I have literally worn out a thesaurus trying to find new words that can truly describe the flat imbecility that has afflicted every single person with a conscience.
I remember when Nixon said, 'Just think what you're losing. You won't have Nixon to kick around anymore' and that was true because nobody successfully kicked him into a coma that he did not recover from. Sadly Nixon lived longer than the 5 million people he murdered in Southeast Asia and his goblin Secretary of State lived to be a century old.
The point is that evil lives a very long time and we are still paying for the evil that Nixon unleashed on the people of America. Then came Ronald Reagan in his infinite stupidity unleashed ....
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Just to be as transparent and clear as possible, I may have spent the last ten years saying things that were what some people would say were 'disrespectful' of the president of the United States.
It is true that on occasion that I have said that he was an Orange Shitdemon who defecates lies as easily as he breathes. I have also insulted his non-existent intelligence endlessly calling him an imbecile, a orange-face dunderhead, Donald Dumbfuckitus and when he had the unmitigated gall to say he was a 'stable genius' I made the observation that this was also inaccurate because any pet or rat in a stable had more intelligence than this absolute imbecile. I have literally worn out a thesaurus trying to find new words that can truly describe the flat imbecility that has afflicted every single person with a conscience.
I remember when Nixon said, 'Just think what you're losing. You won't have Nixon to kick around anymore' and that was true because nobody successfully kicked him into a coma that he did not recover from. Sadly Nixon lived longer than the 5 million people he murdered in Southeast Asia and his goblin Secretary of State lived to be a century old.
The point is that evil lives a very long time and we are still paying for the evil that Nixon unleashed on the people of America. Then came Ronald Reagan in his infinite stupidity unleashed ....
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Shiftless2
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The Divided States of America....happening in Real Time!
You probably remember Marjorie Taylor Greene ranting about a “national divorce” between red and blue states. What you might not realize is that the divorce is already happening - blue states just aren’t bothering to send the papers.
While political pundits debate whether America is headed for another civil war, something much quieter is unfolding. It’s called soft secession, and it’s not about dramatic declarations or turning state nd federal law enforcement on each other. It’s about Democratic governors holding encrypted video calls to coordinate resistance, attorneys general filing lawsuits within hours of federal orders, and states quietly building parallel systems that make federal authority irrelevant within their borders.
The infrastructure for this resistance didn’t appear overnight. Oregon is stockpiling abortion medication in secret warehouses. California sits on $76 billion in reserves and gets to decide how to deploy it. Illinois is exploring something called “digital sovereignty” - whatever that means, but it sounds expensive for the feds. Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey told MSNBC her state police would “absolutely not” help with Trump’s deportation efforts. She’s not bluffing, and she doesn’t need to be.
The beautiful irony here is that ....
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You probably remember Marjorie Taylor Greene ranting about a “national divorce” between red and blue states. What you might not realize is that the divorce is already happening - blue states just aren’t bothering to send the papers.
While political pundits debate whether America is headed for another civil war, something much quieter is unfolding. It’s called soft secession, and it’s not about dramatic declarations or turning state nd federal law enforcement on each other. It’s about Democratic governors holding encrypted video calls to coordinate resistance, attorneys general filing lawsuits within hours of federal orders, and states quietly building parallel systems that make federal authority irrelevant within their borders.
The infrastructure for this resistance didn’t appear overnight. Oregon is stockpiling abortion medication in secret warehouses. California sits on $76 billion in reserves and gets to decide how to deploy it. Illinois is exploring something called “digital sovereignty” - whatever that means, but it sounds expensive for the feds. Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey told MSNBC her state police would “absolutely not” help with Trump’s deportation efforts. She’s not bluffing, and she doesn’t need to be.
The beautiful irony here is that ....
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Seems like rather pointless vulgar name-calling to me.
CitizenVoice.us is an ideal forum to analyze policy positions and consequences, and offer insights into potential improvement. #1,384 degrades the rhetorical assailant, & the debate
as much or more than it does Trump.
That's better.
Shiftless2
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In the same vein as #1,384 (translation - if you didn't like that one you probably won't like this one)
Good morning! Donald Trump held court in what’s left of the Rose Garden last night, a ceremony he dubbed the inaugural meeting of the “Rose Garden Club.” The roses, he reassured us, were untouched, “in full bloom and they will be in full bloom during certain seasons”, as if the country needed a botanical State of the Union. The grass, though, was apparently a national emergency: “Every time we’d have a press conference, women in particular were sinking deep into the mud.” So, at taxpayer expense, the turf was replaced with stone. Call it the Augusta National approach to governance: re-grass America and the rest will sort itself out.
The evening spun into something between a loyalty banquet and a stand-up routine nobody asked for. Trump lavished praise on Mike Johnson, the “great speaker of our time or any other time,” and reminisced about those long nights when he had to call “Jim” and a dozen other “hard-nos” at 4 a.m. to twist arms. The lucky guests tonight, however, were the chosen ones, the lawmakers who never made him pick up the phone. In Trump’s telling, this was their reward: a steak dinner under the fairy lights, serenaded by the sound of a safe Washington, where women are now “walking by themselves alone, and they feel totally safe.” He even insisted crime in D.C. had been reduced by 87%, “Really? Who are the 13%?”, suggesting the remaining criminals had either been vaporized or relocated to Portland.
And just to gild the lily, he added a folksy homily about turf management: “Grass has a life like we have a life. It expired about 40 years ago in these parks.” As if America’s greatest threat were not economic collapse or foreign war, but geriatric sod in Lafayette Square. The crowd was also treated to the soundtrack of ....
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Good morning! Donald Trump held court in what’s left of the Rose Garden last night, a ceremony he dubbed the inaugural meeting of the “Rose Garden Club.” The roses, he reassured us, were untouched, “in full bloom and they will be in full bloom during certain seasons”, as if the country needed a botanical State of the Union. The grass, though, was apparently a national emergency: “Every time we’d have a press conference, women in particular were sinking deep into the mud.” So, at taxpayer expense, the turf was replaced with stone. Call it the Augusta National approach to governance: re-grass America and the rest will sort itself out.
The evening spun into something between a loyalty banquet and a stand-up routine nobody asked for. Trump lavished praise on Mike Johnson, the “great speaker of our time or any other time,” and reminisced about those long nights when he had to call “Jim” and a dozen other “hard-nos” at 4 a.m. to twist arms. The lucky guests tonight, however, were the chosen ones, the lawmakers who never made him pick up the phone. In Trump’s telling, this was their reward: a steak dinner under the fairy lights, serenaded by the sound of a safe Washington, where women are now “walking by themselves alone, and they feel totally safe.” He even insisted crime in D.C. had been reduced by 87%, “Really? Who are the 13%?”, suggesting the remaining criminals had either been vaporized or relocated to Portland.
And just to gild the lily, he added a folksy homily about turf management: “Grass has a life like we have a life. It expired about 40 years ago in these parks.” As if America’s greatest threat were not economic collapse or foreign war, but geriatric sod in Lafayette Square. The crowd was also treated to the soundtrack of ....
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