President* Trump

[billy.pilgrim]

Did anyone notice that dumbness hung a Dog's Playing Poker or a Velvet Elvis or some such Crap in the white house? You can see it in the 60 minutes interview.

[Leo Lyons]

I thought you came from blueridgenow

I don't recall if I did or not. According to the members roll, I came here in October 2012, a month after BRD was born. It appears you and I joined on the same date.

[Vrede too]

Did anyone notice that dumbness hung a Dog's Playing Poker or a Velvet Elvis or some such Crap in the white house? You can see it in the 60 minutes interview.

It's even worse than that.



"And Yes, in the overtime segment you see an epic picture hanging on the wall in President Trump’s work office…. It was painted by Andy Thomas and is titled 'The Republican Club'."

More info:

There's a Subtle Feminist Message in This New Painting of Donald Trump

Critiques:

Trump hung an over-the-top painting of himself with other Republican presidents in the White House — and people are bewildered

[billy.pilgrim]

Did anyone notice that dumbness hung a Dog's Playing Poker or a Velvet Elvis or some such Crap in the white house? You can see it in the 60 minutes interview.

It's even worse than that.



"And Yes, in the overtime segment you see an epic picture hanging on the wall in President Trump’s work office…. It was painted by Andy Thomas and is titled 'The Republican Club'."

More info:

There's a Subtle Feminist Message in This New Painting of Donald Trump

Critiques:

Trump hung an over-the-top painting of himself with other Republican presidents in the White House — and people are bewildered

Wonder why Grant had to stand in the background and Where's Chester



Man, what a crop,
Taft, Harding, Coolidge and Hoover all together again

[Vrede too]

Wonder why Grant had to stand in the background and Where's Chester

Man, what a crop,
Taft, Harding, Coolidge and Hoover all together again

My second link says:

History buffs can also spot lesser-known GOP presidents such as Warren G. Harding in the crowd in the background as well.

You know the faces better than I do. There's a fat guy with a white moustache off of Ford's right shoulder. Chester A. Arthur?

[Leo Lyons]

Wonder why Grant had to stand in the background and Where's Chester

Man, what a crop,
Taft, Harding, Coolidge and Hoover all together again

My second link says:

History buffs can also spot lesser-known GOP presidents such as Warren G. Harding in the crowd in the background as well.

You know the faces better than I do. There a fat guy with a white moustache off of Ford's right shoulder. Chester A. Arthur?

I don't who he is, but the woman over Reagan's left shoulder is definitely Christine Blasey Ford...

[Vrede too]

Trump's USA Today op-ed on Medicare is full of lies — and USA Today should not have published it

Petition to USA Today and major media outlets:

"Donald Trump is a proven serial liar. Instead of giving him a free platform to mislead, fact-check his blatant lies."

[Leo Lyons]

Trump's USA Today op-ed on Medicare is full of lies — and USA Today should not have published it

Petition to USA Today and major media outlets:

"Donald Trump is a proven serial liar. Instead of giving him a free platform to mislead, fact-check his blatant lies."

Trump responds: "Who cares?"

[billy.pilgrim]

Wonder why Grant had to stand in the background and Where's Chester

Man, what a crop,
Taft, Harding, Coolidge and Hoover all together again

My second link says:

History buffs can also spot lesser-known GOP presidents such as Warren G. Harding in the crowd in the background as well.

You know the faces better than I do. There's a fat guy with a white moustache off of Ford's right shoulder. Chester A. Arthur?

Could be but a little thin with the mutton chops - could also be Taft - they both have that so debonair look.

Who in the hell is that behind ronnie? I would guess H.W., but only because he's otherwise missing.

And Grant behind the mystery HW.

The beard between the HW imposter and the first republican woman president could be a composite of Hayes and Garfield. From the shape I would say Garfield, but the Dogs Playing Poker painter may had used the same slimming technique on Hayes that he so masterfully used with trump.

Off to the right, behind the guy they kicked out of the party, are the architects of the First Great Depression - Harding, Coolidge and Hoover


could be funny that some people don't see a difference, if it weren't so serious

[Vrede too]

Could be but a little thin with the mutton chops - could also be Taft - they both have that so debonair look.

It does look more like Taft's moustache.

Who in the hell is that behind ronnie? I would guess H.W.,

Yes.

but only because he's otherwise missing.

And Grant behind the mystery HW.

Yes.

The beard between the HW imposter and the first republican woman president could be a composite of Hayes and Garfield. From the shape I would say Garfield, but the Dogs Playing Poker painter

People can and are making the case that the painting mocks Dolt .45, and even that the other Repugs are laughing at him, not with him.

may had used the same slimming technique on Hayes that he so masterfully used with trump.

Hah.

Idk how true a copy I posted. The original might show the background people more clearly. One would think that the artist would include all Repugs somewhere, but there's no rule saying that he had to. I briefly searched for a breakdown key of all of the identifiable POTUSes, but got bored.

Off to the right, behind the guy they kicked out of the party, are the architects of the First Great Depression - Harding, Coolidge and Hoover


could be funny that some people don't see a difference, if it weren't so serious

Not sure what difference you mean - between POSPOTUS and real POTUSes?

[billy.pilgrim]

Could be but a little thin with the mutton chops - could also be Taft - they both have that so debonair look.

It does look more like Taft's moustache.

Who in the hell is that behind ronnie? I would guess H.W.,

Yes.

but only because he's otherwise missing.

And Grant behind the mystery HW.

Yes.

The beard between the HW imposter and the first republican woman president could be a composite of Hayes and Garfield. From the shape I would say Garfield, but the Dogs Playing Poker painter

People can and are making the case that the painting mocks Dolt .45, and even that the other Repugs are laughing at him, not with him.

may had used the same slimming technique on Hayes that he so masterfully used with trump.

Hah.

Idk how true a copy I posted. The original might show the background people more clearly. One would think that the artist would include all Repugs somewhere, but there's no rule saying that he had to. I briefly searched for a breakdown key of all of the identifiable POTUSes, but got bored.

Off to the right, behind the guy they kicked out of the party, are the architects of the First Great Depression - Harding, Coolidge and Hoover


could be funny that some people don't see a difference, if it weren't so serious

Not sure what difference you mean - between POSPOTUS and real POTUSes?

Nah, I meant that some people can't see the mountains of damage these people do because they are too busy comparing real these very real mountains to mostly fictional molehills on the other side.

[billy.pilgrim]

Wonder why Grant had to stand in the background and Where's Chester

Man, what a crop,
Taft, Harding, Coolidge and Hoover all together again

My second link says:

History buffs can also spot lesser-known GOP presidents such as Warren G. Harding in the crowd in the background as well.

You know the faces better than I do. There a fat guy with a white moustache off of Ford's right shoulder. Chester A. Arthur?

I don't who he is, but the woman over Reagan's left shoulder is definitely Christine Blasey Ford...

https://m.asimplertime.com/The-Republic ... UYQAvD_BwE

"and a touch of symbolism. Notice the faceless woman confidently striding towards the table? She’s about join the club as America’s first female President."

[Leo Lyons]

"and a touch of symbolism. Notice the faceless woman confidently striding towards the table? She’s about join the club as America’s first female President."

I was unaware the GOP had a viable candidate! I guess that ain't C.B. Ford then?

[billy.pilgrim]

"and a touch of symbolism. Notice the faceless woman confidently striding towards the table? She’s about join the club as America’s first female President."

I was unaware the GOP had a viable candidate! I guess that ain't C.B. Ford then?

why not her? all she would need is trump's support and it's been said that he changes his stable mind.

[Vrede too]

Not even POSPOTUS could convince misogynist GOP voters to nominate a woman.

[Leo Lyons]

"and a touch of symbolism. Notice the faceless woman confidently striding towards the table? She’s about join the club as America’s first female President."

I was unaware the GOP had a viable candidate! I guess that ain't C.B. Ford then?

why not her? all she would need is trump's support and it's been said that he changes his stable mind.

Ummm...I think he'd have to have a mind to change.

[GoCubsGo]

Trump tells AP he won't accept blame if GOP loses House

Because the mid terms aren't a referendum on him?

[O Really]

There's a lot of sentences could start with "Trump won't accept blame..."

[billy.pilgrim]

Has trump's old publicist, John Miller, returned in this soulful full page Washington Post (we consistently stand against dark money in politics) gusher by some poor old anonymous average Joe 90 year old super rich guy?


ThinkProgress: Washington Post runs full-page ‘open-letter’ from anonymous pro-Trump author.
https://thinkprogress.org/washington-po ... 15bb59734/

[Vrede too]

Has trump's old publicist, John Miller, returned in this soulful full page Washington Post (we consistently stand against dark money in politics) gusher by some poor old anonymous average Joe 90 year old super rich guy?

ThinkProgress: Washington Post runs full-page ‘open-letter’ from anonymous pro-Trump author.
https://thinkprogress.org/washington-po ... 15bb59734/

There's an absolute media conflict of interest when it comes to all types of campaign finance reform. Most of the virtually unlimited spending goes to it in the form of ads.