The Donald Trump Score Card

Reasons why the Trumps should consider having pets (instead of hanging animal heads on the wall).


The Best Reasons Donald Trump Should Have a Dog at the White House
Jess Bolluyt
November 29, 2017

The Best Reasons Donald Trump Should Have a Dog at the White House

1. Presidents usually have pets

2. Presidential dogs charm politicians and diplomats

3. Trump almost got a goldendoodle

4. Trump is a dad and has a child who’d probably love a dog

5. Things haven’t ended so well for presidents who didn’t have dogs

6. The Trumps don’t have a history of keeping family pets

7. Trump doesn’t seem too familiar with dogs.

8. A dog could ease awkward conversations in the Oval Office

9. The Trump family is better known for hunting animals than for keeping them as pets

10. The president can have any pets he wants

11. Many of America’s favorite presidents had dogs

12. The most iconic presidents had dogs, too

13. Dogs make presidents more likable

14. People may trust dog owners more than cat owners

15. Presidential dogs make headlines

16. Dogs are America’s favorite pet

17. America’s favorite dog is a perfect fit for the job

 

See that's the thing. Leftists (not liberals) put people into groups. They assume people of that group should have a homogeneous common think. They often find themselves saying: But you're black, why do you think like that? But you're gay, why do you think like that? You're ___________ why do you think like that?

How come?

What makes an independent journalist or vlogger on Youtube any less valid than some schmuck on cable news? Much less a written opinion piece from NPR?

 

What did Obama do for the black community aside from tearing racial relations completely apart in this country by the end of his tenure?

 

He did support black lives matter. A terrorist group that promotes racial division, and got plenty of young black people criminal records.

 

Thats why I don't watch cable news actually, it has become far too opinionated. I would love to see a return to old fashioned reporting where the news is merely reported rather than 3 or 4 pundits discussing their own views of it

And an NPR opinion piece is just that, an opinion piece

There's nothing inherently wrong with watching vloggers as long as you fact check what they say. I dont think a lot of people take the time to do that

And if you have to spend time fact checking I would rather just skip the vlog and head straight to the research without listening to someone's spin on it first. But I guess that's just personal preference.

Vloggers can present a unique perspective that some may not consider otherwise, I'll give them that. But when arguing a point I just don't consider them a credible source without presenting other sources as well that verify what they're presenting.

 

Terrorism and murder is an opinion?

 

I checked Candace's claims; they seem accurate to me. I even provided a source that backs up the failed great society programs that keep people poor. As they were designed to.

Democratic politicians rely on a steady supply of poor people to win votes. Their whole premise is helping the poor (so they claim). 14.5% poverty rate means that more than 1 in 10 people in America live in poverty. That's high. If you dropped that number to 1 in 40, then there's fewer poor people to buy votes from with campaign promises, and fewer concerns for the poor. It's disgusting.

What the hell are you talking about? I can cite plenty of examples where "trusted" sources have gaffed, misled, lied, and propagated to fit their agenda. Counterfiet News Network now wants to ban the term "fake news" after they were caught spreading fake news. Despite the fact that they and their clone channels coined the phrase. Ban the term 'fake news' (opinion) - CNN

Did you really forget about all the, shootings, and murders that occurred after every BLM riot? You probably know Heather Heyer's name by heart at this point, while her death was a horrible tragedy, I bet you couldn't tell me the name of ANY of Micah Xavier Johnson's murder victims without going to Google. All of whom he killed in the name of Black Lives Matter. The Blacklivesmatter hashtag on twitter explodes with celebration every time an innocent cop gets murdered.

 

Those are the people running the country. Trump and his associates should make an effort to understand the voting system first before launching a special commission to investigate conspiracy claims about 3 million votes supposedly being cast illegally in the 2016 presidential election.


Melania and Ivanka Trumps’ botched NYC mayor votes thrown out
by Adam Edelman
Dec 12 2017, 5:00 pm ET

Melania, Ivanka Trumps' botched NYC mayor votes thrown out

 

He must be bi-polar. If he is afraid of germs, he wouldn't eat at McDonald's...would he?

 

Kushner was registered as a woman????

 

Where do you get "tearing racial relations apart?"

 

The Fox faithful have become increasingly frustrated and are now referring to Mueller as a criminal who is part of a coup.


Trump Supporters Are Stepping Up Their Attacks On Bob Mueller And The FBI
The attacks on the bureau and the special counsel’s office appear intended to set the stage for firing Mueller.
By Ryan J. Reilly
12/17/2017 08:37 pm ET

Trump Supporters Are Stepping Up Their Attacks On Bob Mueller And The FBI | HuffPost

excerpt:

"The attacks on Mueller and the FBI have gotten more extreme in recent days. Jeanine Pirro, a Fox News commentator who recently met with Trump, called the special counsel investigation a “criminal cabal” and the FBI a “crime family” and suggested that top ranking bureau officials should not only be fired, but taken “out in cuffs.”

Fox News host Jesse Watters hosted a segment calling the investigation “crocked from the jump,” suggesting to viewers that “we have a coup on our hands in America.”

And Fox News hosted a segment with White House adviser Kellyanne Conway, which featured the chyron “A COUP IN AMERICA?”"

 

In addition to his germaphobia, and possibly related to it, Trump's exhibits a pathological perception of body fluids.


Blood, Sweat and Trump
Frank Bruni
DEC. 23, 2015

Opinion | Blood, Sweat and Trump

From the article:

"You have to hand it to him: He divines character flaws where no one else could or would. Through his warped lens, there’s shame in John McCain’s imprisonment in Vietnam, horror in Clinton’s use of a toilet, dysfunction in each bead of Marco Rubio’s sweat.

The fluids of women in particular rattle Trump. When a lawyer who was questioning him during a 2011 deposition asked for a break so that she could leave the room and pump breast milk for her 3-month-old daughter, he was unhinged.

“You’re disgusting,” he berated her, according to a story in The Times earlier this year by Michael Barbaro and Steve Eder. Then he stormed out of the deposition.

More famously, he reflected on Megyn Kelly’s interrogation of him at the first Republican presidential debate by saying that “you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever.”"