The Donald Trump Score Card

The Office of Special Council said Kellyanne Conway has violated the Hatch Act twice. The Rump White House just won't quit!

 

I watched Nunberg speak on TV. Now I think the Nun part is indicative of his IQ score.

 

One of her violations was for promoting Roy Moore in what amounted to a campaign-like commercial while in her official capacity as counselor to the president,

The other was a fully conscious and blatant violation when she promoted Ivanka Trump's clothing line on live national TV on Fox from the James Brady press briefing room of the White House.

Conway: "Go buy Ivanka's stuff is what I would tell you. It's a wonderful line. I own some of it. I'm going to give a free commercial here. Go buy it today, everybody."

This is the press room that Trump has yet to use in person for a press conference. There was one bizarre incident when a prerecorded video of Trump was shown on twin screens to reporters when he was about 30 feet down the hall and could have simply showed up live.

These types of the incidents are exemplary of the twisted and misguided use of White House resources by Trump's 'best and brightest' 2 a.m. waffle house team.

Conway was given opportunities to respond to the violation investigation but didn't.


Trump advisor Kellyanne Conway violated Hatch Act in TV interviews, federal investigators say

 

Shortly after Conway's commercial for Ivanka's clothing line, when pressed by reporters the White House refused to say that she was reprimanded. It would only say that she was 'counseled'.

 

And they want to throw the old, disabled, and unemployed, and uninsured out to the curb

 

In reversal, Trump administration won’t ban import of African elephant trophies
by Dartunorro Clark
Mar 6 2018, 1:37 pm ET

Trump to allow import of African elephant trophies on 'case by case' basis

 

Trump's name removed from Panama hotel as standoff over control of property comes to an end
by Jeff Horwitz, Mark Stevenson and Juan ZamoranoAssociated Press
March 5, 2018

Trump's name removed from Panama hotel as standoff over control of property comes to an end

 

Stormy Daniels sues Trump, says ‘hush agreement’ invalid because he never signed
by Sarah Fitzpatrick
Mar 6 2018, 7:51 pm ET

Stormy Daniels sues Trump, says he never signed so agreement's invalid

 

Another rough week for Trump and it's only Tuesday. Based on his past impulsive behavior, he's likely to lash out indiscriminately at someone later in the week to vent his frustrations.

 

Comic relief video

Children's assessment of Trump

 

Cohn tried to be the voice of reason by expressing concerns over the negative effects of tariffs on steel-related industries but got overidden by ideology and wind vane, spur-of-the-moment politics.


Trump complicit with Scaramucci attacks on Kelly
By Kaitlan Collins and Dan Merica, CNN
Updated 6:48 PM ET, Tue March 6, 2018

Trump complicit with Scaramucci attacks on Kelly - CNNPolitics

excerpt:

"And Scott Paul, president of the Alliance for American Manufacturing and a former member of Trump's manufacturing council, said Tuesday that Cohn clearly tried to be the last person in Trump's ear before he makes a decision on tariffs.

The problem with that strategy, Paul said, is that Trump is scheduled to headline a campaign rally for Rick Saccone, the Republican House candidate running to represent the Pittsburgh suburbs, on Saturday. Saccone, who running in a special election against Democrat Conor Lamb, has backed Trump's decision to impose steel tariffs.

"The last meeting he is going to have is the with voters in Western Pennsylvania," Paul said. "And I know how they feel about this issue.""

 

remember when trump said he wasn't a politician. . . . . . .?

 

Eric says, "What the hell?" "Parts is parts!"

 

I think this matter will expose some stylish methods Rump and his lawyer had developed to carry out illegal Shenanigans.

 

U.S. Steel to reopen dormant Illinois plant, credits proposed Trump tariffs

Damn......more jobs for American workers. Just like he promised them. Fucker.

 

Actually, I like the idea that American workers will be working. I like the idea of tariffs. Tariffs could be adjusted and lowered when the other country starts to give friendly consideration to American business. American manufacturing could start acting in similar fashion when dealing with American workers, instead of crushing American Labor Unions by relocating American production to places like China. That is poor reciprocity on part of big business. The Republicans have been saying for years that American workers do not deserve good union pay, because American products would not fare well on the international picture.

 

It seems that Russian guy who got poisoned in Great Britain was close with someone who put together the Steele Dossier. That does not look good for the Russia Collusion picture.