President* Trump

[Mr.B]

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The old joke about Conan the Republican was that he's actually quite liberal, and that he'd have no credibility with Republicans if his father wasn't a Nazi.

It's a tad less funny with Steve Bannon running the White House.

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Ask your mommy or Breitbart to explain it to you.

[Mr.B]

I edited nothing. I wrote in the comments at the same time I posted the meme...

"Liar."
I am not a liar; I know what and when I posted.

"I read your post and quoted it in my reply."
If YOU READ my post....(see below)

"The comments at the bottom were not there yet;"
Uhhhh...? (see above)

"I did not have to remove them from the quote."
Because my comments were already there...maybe, huh?

"You added them AFTER I replied."
How did you READ them, Numnuts? (see above)

"The times listed and your edit timestamp back this up."
That what I said, Stupid... I went back and EDITED..... I didn't ADD comments that weren't there.

"While you're a liar, you're a woefully inept one."
Besides being Vrede-trained and woefully inept, you're a liar.

[Mr.B]

"Ask your mommy or Breitbart to explain it to you."

Why?...there's you and your dancing queen to answer all my questions.

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"Liar."
I am not a liar; I know what and when I posted.

Your edit wasn't in your post when I quoted it. Your edit left a timestamp proving it.

You're like a 5-year-old caught in a lie.

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Proven fake, of course.
But still real by birther standards.

[Mr.B]

"Liar."
"I am not a liar; I know what and when I posted."

"Your edit wasn't in your post when I quoted it."
That's what I've been saying, Stupid. The EDIT wasn't there, but the WORDS (that YOU READ) were there. I EDITED a few words and re-posted;
hence the difference in the time stamps.....dang! you're dense.

"Your edit left a timestamp proving it."
Any time one edits, the time stamp is going to be different than the original posting time stamp if someone comments before you re-post; and it will show your post was edited....dang! you're dense.

"You're like a 5-year-old caught in a lie."
You've not even reached the 5-year-old level; I've got you beat by a long shot!

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Now you're just babbling.

[Mr.B]

"Now you're just babbling."

Babble replying to babble....trying to soothe the crybaby.

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Now you're just babbling.

Now?

[Mr.B]

"Now you're just babbling."

"Now?"

Your turn....Oh wait, never mind.
Seems there's no reply to my picking apart your b.s. lies and accusations. Of course neither of you have enough gumption to admit you're wrong.

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Poll Finds Majority Disapprove of President Trump’s Executive Orders
Disapproval of Trump's recent executive orders ranged from 55 percent to 60 percent.

All three of President Donald Trump’s recent executive orders have earned majority disapproval ratings among Americans, according to a new Gallup poll released Thursday afternoon....

According to the poll, more than half—55 percent—of Americans disapprove of the temporary travel ban, while 42 percent support the measure. And 58 percent disapprove of Trump indefinitely suspending the country’s Syrian refugee program.

Meanwhile, 60 percent of those polled said they opposed Trump’s ordering construction of a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border, while 38 percent approve of the idea. That executive order and a Trump tweet that followed it led Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto to cancel plans to meet with Trump.

The approval scores on the executive orders are just slightly below Trump’s overall job approval rating. Of those polled, 43 percent said they approve of how Trump is doing his job so far as president; 52 percent said they disapprove. More specifically, almost half—47 percent (vs. 35%)—say Trump is moving too fast in addressing the major problems facing the country....

When Gallup asked the same question in early 2009, during President Barack Obama’s second term in office, the public’s sentiment was significantly different on his six executive orders: 63 percent of Americans said Obama’s pace was about right, 22 percent said it was too fast and 10 percent said it wasn’t fast enough, according to Gallup.

Trump’s initial job approval rating of 45 percent last month was the lowest in Gallup history.

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Yeah, and a PPP survey shows 40% of registered voters favor impeachment. That's really phenomenal when you think about it. Sure, more people voted against him than for him, but is it likely that 80% of Hillary voters actually favor impeachment already? Look at the previous presidents and how long it took each of them to reach a majority disapproval. During the first year or so of even Nixon's second term - when Watergate was known and information about it part of the campaign, probably there weren't 40% for impeachment. Took a while to realize,yes, he really is a crook. You couldn't have gotten 40% to favor impeachment for Bush the Younger, even though he might have stolen the election and hadn't yet looked good after 9/11. You couldn't have gotten 40% to favor impeaching Obama even with constant bashing. Incredible.

[Mr.B]

"Yeah, and a PPP survey shows 40% of registered voters favor impeachment......"

I almost didn't vote in the POTUS race; I'm sorry now I did. Go ahead & gloat, Boatrocker..!

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You're saying SCOTUS should be a panel of strictly liberal judges?

What part of "extremist" is unclear to you? You fail English, again.

Neil Gorsuch, Trump's pick for the Supreme Court, was founder of "Fascism Forever Club" at his prep school

[Vrede too]

Nope. The "found Fascism Forever clubs" link goes to a Daily Mail article:

EXCLUSIVE: Trump's Supreme Court pick Neil Gorsuch founded and led club called 'Fascism Forever' against liberal faculty at his elite all-boys DC prep school

However, Snopes:

Too Coup for School
Tabloid claims that Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch had founded a "Fascism Forever" club in high school proved false.

Still, the Fascism Forever name could be applied to the new Whitehouse and parts of Congress.

Note: I wasn't checking up on you. I found the Snopes article yesterday when I was looking for an article about the claim rather than watch the video story that I had first come across.

Conspiracy theory: The story was somehow planted in the Daily Mail in order to generate sympathy for Gorsuch and blunt real criticism of his rightwing extremism.

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Fair enough. The Daily Mail - Britain's Fox News - as the source should have been a clue.

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Note the difference between decent, honest folks that make facts paramount and sackless Mr.B/Seth Milner with tragically fragile ego/s - We have no problem admitting it when we or our source flubs, don't whine about having been corrected, and never resort to the pathetic 'I was joking' excuse or being Schrodinger's Douchebags.