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Trump Timeline ... Trumpocalypse
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I sure hope so!
Jeremiahflex
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Sounds good. Hope Trump doesn't have him killed
xy5jn0
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We know you have that on the ceiling above your bed.
Jeremiahflex
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Nah I dislike Bush to say the least.
Sometime this morning, The Onion‘s spinoff brand ClickHole became PatriotHole, a new site promising to provide a “loud light in the darkness.” True to claim, the site features a color—a shade of ’70s chain-restaurant orange Breitbart News readers might recognize—as loud as its voice and an attitude much like that angry uncle you ignore on Facebook. It was all so very, very Onion.
PatriotHole, according to a http://www.clickhole.com/article/welcome-patriothole-only-viral-media-site-brave-en-6085, presents “the internet’s last stand against the tyranny of Leftist Media” and offers an online haven for anyone with an InfoWars bumper sticker. “We felt that ClickHole wasn’t reaching its beautiful click potential because it was marginalizing these groups in this growing market of people who like to say things louder than normal people,” says Editor in Chief Matt Powers. “Our audience was too quiet and we wanted to court the loud people. So ClickHole has boldly become PatriotHole in this climate where volume equals truth and truth equals clicks.”
xy5jn0
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That'd be the Clintons bro. Lol
Jeremiahflex
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None of these bastards are above ordering a hit
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http://conservativetribune.com/condi-rice-takes-huge-stand-trump/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=lynx&utm_campaign=can&utm_content=2017-05-17
Disorganized dishonesty is the hallmark of the administration’s response to accusations of misconduct.
Donald Trump promised he’d be a different kind of president, and he’s certainly delivered.
He’s not one of those politicians who campaigns as one sort of person and then governs as quite another. While voters were weighing him as a possible president, he made it clear that he saw the norms of American politics and government as contemptible. He showed himself to have excellent instincts—or at least an eye for the main chance—but not to be interested in the details of public policy or inclined to listen to those who are. A small circle of family and close friends were the only people whose counsel he took to heart. He had no guiding political principles but placed immense value on personal loyalty to him. His words weren’t meant to be taken as literally as those of other politicians, and he was much less coy than they were about bragging.
Some people hated all these traits and thought they rendered him unfit for office. Others loved them, or thought they were tolerable given what they saw as the need to blow up a dysfunctional Washington that was incapable of solving dire national problems. What no one on either side can honestly say is that they have cause for shock at the style of Trump’s governance. He may not have delivered on this or that applause line, but he’s been the same man he showed us in 2016 and, indeed, long before then.
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http://conservativetribune.com/protesters-want-obama-why/
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http://conservativetribune.com/melania-issues-new-orders/
One of the Trump administration’s first decisions about the fight against the Islamic State was made by Michael Flynn weeks before he was fired – and it conformed to the wishes of Turkey, whose interests, unbeknownst to anyone in Washington, he’d been paid more than $500,000 to represent.
The decision came 10 days before Donald Trump had been sworn in as president, in a conversation with President Barack Obama’s national security adviser, Susan Rice, who had explained the Pentagon’s plan to retake the Islamic State’s de facto capital of Raqqa with Syrian Kurdish forces whom the Pentagon considered the U.S.’s most effective military partners. Obama’s national security team had decided to ask for Trump’s sign-off, since the plan would all but certainly be executed after Trump had become president.
Flynn didn’t hesitate. According to timelines distributed by members of Congress in the weeks since, Flynn told Rice to hold off, a move that would delay the military operation for months.
If Flynn explained his answer, that’s not recorded, and it’s not known whether he consulted anyone else on the transition team before rendering his verdict. But his position was consistent with the wishes of Turkey, which had long opposed the United States partnering with the Kurdish forces – and which was his undeclared client.
Trump eventually would approve the Raqqa plan, but not until weeks after Flynn had been fired.
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http://conservativetribune.com/reporter-time-articles-trump-1989/
Now who is gonna bet that Trump's gonna leave office soon.
