CS45 judgment day is coming.....

20 minutes ago, stevenl said:

A pity you don't know the difference between a smear campaign and reporting.

 

Of course his support base won't change, what could change are those people who hoped Trump would bring about something else, something good, and should have realised by now it is only going down faster and faster with Trump at the helm.

I was very skeptical right from the start - but hey if that's who people elected - who am I to say if it's right or wrong... saying stuff like that is disrespectful to the country and concept of democracy as a whole. I don't want to give him a rating myself... I don't really care... America is following the same trend as the whole world is following at the moment... Trump or not Trump maybe doesn't make much difference imo. Why attack him or anybody else as a person?

5 minutes ago, Jingthing said:

I'm not that confident that that corrupt con man will ever face judgment. With his move to crush the Mueller investigation he is now going full on DICTATOR. Nobody that has been paying attention should be surprised. 

How many "dictators" escape the mortal coil without judgement... few if any.

What I saw was shameful. Bizarro, in fact. This is THE President of the US?

34 minutes ago, Slip said:

What nonsense.

https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2018-midterm-election-forecast/senate/

 

https://www.politico.com/election-results/2018/house-senate-race-ratings-and-predictions/

 

https://edition.cnn.com/election/2018/forecast/senate

 

That's true but I don't think the loss of seats was expected. There a couple of "unreliable" Republican Senators and I think the expectation was that the Democrats could either hold their ground or hopefully even things up, given the "unreliable" Republicans.

Trump is extremely disappointed and humiliated after the crushing house defeat. Remember this was a referendum on him and the people said no more nonsense, BS, deflection and lies. No more racist ranting and hating anyone brown. Let's face it. The US is fast becoming a nation of brown. And that is a good thing. People of color work harder than the average American and are more honest. 

 

The press conference was hysterical. He lost it and demonstrated to the world how utterly demoralized he is. It was a beauty. He was in rare form. 

 

White House revokes CNN reporter Jim Acosta's credentials after furious exchange with Trump
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2018/nov/07/cnn-jim-acosta-reporter-credentials-revoked?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other

 

 

Edited November 8, 20187 yr by spidermike007

7 hours ago, webfact said:

"You are a rude, terrible person," Trump told Acosta.

Trump should get a mirror...

2 hours ago, Neeranam said:

I know what the word means!

I don't know what he means by calling the president this.

For example: a dude, who throws a tantrum, every time, people don't bow to him?

Who has the vocabulary of an 8 year old?

Who can not follow a coherent though for more than 5 seconds?

Who always feels treated "unfairly", by each and every human being?

The list goes on and on and on... 

1 minute ago, Basil B said:

Trump should get a mirror...

If you looked like that would you really get a mirror?

1 minute ago, Becker said:

If you looked like that would you really get a mirror?

7 years bad luck comes to mind...

33 minutes ago, spidermike007 said:

Trump is extremely disappointed and humiliated after the crushing house defeat. Remember this was a referendum on him and the people said no more nonsense, BS, deflection and lies. No more racist ranting and hating anyone brown. Let's face it. The US is fast becoming a nation of brown. And that is a good thing. People of color work harder than the average American and are more honest. 

 

The press conference was hysterical. He lost it and demonstrated to the world how utterly demoralized he is. It was a beauty. He was in rare form. 

 

White House revokes CNN reporter Jim Acosta's credentials after furious exchange with Trump
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2018/nov/07/cnn-jim-acosta-reporter-credentials-revoked?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other

 

 

This wasn't a referendum on him - you need to take into account the anti-Trump camp were much more riled up and motivated to vote in this election... whereas the "trump" camp was much less motivated( they still have their president), you need to factor that into this assessment... despite being much more motivated and the other camp probably sleeping at home - anti-trump camp still barely managed to score a marginal victory... it also seems like by now the really ran out of all their bullets... just saying ????

1 hour ago, Nilats said:

I was very skeptical right from the start - but hey if that's who people elected - who am I to say if it's right or wrong... saying stuff like that is disrespectful to the country and concept of democracy as a whole. I don't want to give him a rating myself... I don't really care... America is following the same trend as the whole world is following at the moment... Trump or not Trump maybe doesn't make much difference imo. Why attack him or anybody else as a person?

Why attack him as a person? Because he is a blatant racist, has no respect for others, is a bully, is disrespecting the office by his prevalent self serving, etc.

1 hour ago, spidermike007 said:

Trump is extremely disappointed and humiliated after the crushing house defeat. Remember this was a referendum on him and the people said no more nonsense, BS, deflection and lies. No more racist ranting and hating anyone brown. Let's face it. The US is fast becoming a nation of brown. And that is a good thing. People of color work harder than the average American and are more honest. 

 

The press conference was hysterical. He lost it and demonstrated to the world how utterly demoralized he is. It was a beauty. He was in rare form. 

 

White House revokes CNN reporter Jim Acosta's credentials after furious exchange with Trump
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2018/nov/07/cnn-jim-acosta-reporter-credentials-revoked?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other

 

 

Trump: "You are a rude, terrible person.  You should not be working for CNN."  Quite right.  If that's the case then he should be working for Fox.  But, of course, that isn't the case.  He was holding the microphone in his right hand and waving his left hand as he asked a question.  The intern reached out to grab the mic and his left hand made contact with her arm, to which he immediately said "Pardon me, ma'am."  And then, Sarah Sanders, the WH Press Secretary, displays acceptable behaviour (in the eyes of Trump) by lying about what took place, ranting on about "placing hands on young women".  What a hypocritical, sycophantic woman.  Which is why, no doubt, she is working for Donald Trump and not CNN.

3 hours ago, freebyrd said:

"You are a rude, terrible person," Trump told Acosta.

 

Acosta should have realised that Trump thought he was on the Apprentice again and was about to fire him, he missed a play here, he should have replied: "That's rich coming from a despicable creature like you!"

Psychopaths project

2 hours ago, Jingthing said:

Yep, and we're still stuck with him and as is already in evidence he is about to get MUCH WORSE. 

No worries, in his ignorance he will be making big mistakes, so bad that even the senate will turn against him.

2 hours ago, spidermike007 said:

Trump is extremely disappointed and humiliated after the crushing house defeat. Remember this was a referendum on him and the people said no more nonsense, BS, deflection and lies. No more racist ranting and hating anyone brown. Let's face it. The US is fast becoming a nation of brown. And that is a good thing. People of color work harder than the average American and are more honest. 

 

The press conference was hysterical. He lost it and demonstrated to the world how utterly demoralized he is. It was a beauty. He was in rare form. 

 

White House revokes CNN reporter Jim Acosta's credentials after furious exchange with Trump
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2018/nov/07/cnn-jim-acosta-reporter-credentials-revoked?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other

 

 

yeah, he was about to physically attack (body language) Acosta twice.

Too bad he didn't. That would have been the end for his evil reign.

 

Edited November 8, 20187 yr by wabothai

5 hours ago, Neeranam said:

I saw that reporter acting like an idiot, what a disgrace, absolutely no respect for the president.

Does anyone still watch CNN after they've been exposed? 

I listen to CNN for the real news whereas I listen to Fox when I want a good laugh!

7 minutes ago, wabothai said:

yeah, he was about to physically attack (body language) Acosta twice.

Too bad he didn't. That would have been the end for his evil reign.

 

You can see the despot inside is close to the surface, so desperately wants the true respect it deserves. Pity he can't let the secret service loose on these guys like his hero Putin.

 

For those claiming CNN is not worthy of him, remember freedom of speech doesn't only apply to what you want to hear...

 

This delusional, wannabe dictator will soon find out America has checks and balances, by winning the house the opposition can now call him out on all the industrial grade bullshit hes been spewing.

A number of troll posts have been reported and removed.

 

Many reports have been made which appeared to be driven by

posting emoticons and I must say this has to stop.

1 hour ago, Nilats said:

This wasn't a referendum on him - you need to take into account the anti-Trump camp were much more riled up and motivated to vote in this election... whereas the "trump" camp was much less motivated( they still have their president), you need to factor that into this assessment... despite being much more motivated and the other camp probably sleeping at home - anti-trump camp still barely managed to score a marginal victory... it also seems like by now the really ran out of all their bullets... just saying ????

Really, the huge turnout wasn't because of Trump? And are you sure that Trump camp was less motivated? There were record turnouts for both Republicans and Democrats.

3 hours ago, Nilats said:

I'm just curious how this drama develops... to what extent Democrats will try to challenge him before the next elections - they may try to compromise him if they are serious about all this build up and vendetta they have against him which is very unique... things could get messy and would be interesting to see how this affects the current stand-off of everybody vs everybody in the world.  Just making a constatation that he didn't lose any of his support base... so the whole smear campaign didn't really work...

 

How is the supposed "vendetta" dreamed-up, "unique"? And faux whines about  "smear campaign" coming from Trump supporters are a laugh.

 

Anybody who wants to see what Trump approves of in dealing with the media should watch this excerpt brought to you by Fox News:

 

Edited November 8, 20187 yr by bristolboy

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@CaptRon2

 

O Captain! My Captain! Our fearful trip is done;

The ship has weathered every rack, the prize we sought is won.

The port is near, the bells I hear, the people all exulting

yet from you I fear I see so much sorrow

so many ☹️ ... too many 

prey tell, how to turn that frown upside down

9 hours ago, scorecard said:

And he thinks:

 

'how come you guys don't understand, I own this show and I make all decisions and I decide you can speak and I own the extras and cameras too'. 

He is a sociopath, considerations that apply to you and me do not apply to him, emotions like remorse or shame are as foreign to him as colors are to a blind person.

  He is a very dangerous person to be in the position he is in,He is transactional, he will do the best for him at the moment.Anyone who thinks that he would "burn" anyone  at a moment's notice but they are so special he will not do it to them are deluding themselves.

9 hours ago, IAMHERE said:

Well the polls predicted that they'd lose the Senate also. 

Really ?

Every article I saw said the opposite!

8 hours ago, Nilats said:

In a sense as a measure of his performance and popularity - the results show he's more popular now. But then he lost majority in the House - he was expected to lose that anyway by a much wider margin... so it's not a loss under the circumstances.  Add to that he was also expected to lose in the Senate... but he in fact gained there... simply logic imo.

Actually simply untrue ! I guess if their Orange Messiah is a serial liar , his disciples think its ok to ape him

 

10 hours ago, klauskunkel said:

Respect.

There is respect for an individual, which is earned by that individual's integrity, morals, ethics and achievements.

Then there is respect for an office which is bestowed by the public's regard.

Some questions about Trump: did he really earn any respect from anyone as President, and does he himself respect the office of the President (and therefore the American people), or does he use it to bully, intimidate and ridicule others, and is this behavior beneficial or detrimental to his office?

 

If you compare his public behavior with that of any other President (even Nixon), you will have your answer.

I could not have said it better. Trump deserves no respect. Respect must be earned and NEVER freely given. He has earned our enmity. Not our respect. The man is a pig.