The Watering Hole, Saturday, April 29, 2017: Presidenting Is Hard

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In an interview with Reuters, Donald J. Trump, the man who did not win by the largest electoral vote total for a Republican (even since Reagan), actually said, “This [being president] is more work than in my previous life. I thought it would be easier.” This may be because Trump did not know that the entire White House staff would have to be replaced when he took office. He learned this when he sat down with President Obama after winning the election. Apparently no one on his campaign staff knew that either, including his future Chief of Staff and RNC Chairman Reince Priebus.

So I want to send a great big “FUCK YOU!” to every American who voted for this ignorant, egomaniacal, narcissistic, xenophobic, misogynistic, white nationalist, dictator-loving shit stain on the fabric of our society. Read a fucking book! Try to learn exactly what the government is responsible for doing and how it’s done. Learn about the three branches of government and how they interact with each other. Then try to understand why it is so important to put people in those positions who know what the fuck they’re doing! Try to understand why, no, you don’t want an “outsider” elected to the highest public office in the land for his first job as a public servant. Especially when he surrounds himself with similarly inexperienced people who want nothing but to destroy the liberal framework of our society. You idiot Trump supporters elected a man who is going to take away many of the government services upon which most of you depend. (Read that last sentence back to yourselves a few times. The sentence structure may look funny, but it’s what we call “grammatically correct.”) In other words, your lives are about to take a sharp turn for the worse. That’s the price you’re going to pay for your stupidity. Your only hope is to learn. Somehow.

This is a tweet by the Rogue POTUS Staff account, which is generally accepted to be real inside people tweeting about real inner workings in the White House, so there’s a good chance this is not entirely made up stuff. It will make you laugh, but it should unnerve you a little and make you want to get him out of there legally and as soon as possible. He certainly needs mental health treatment, so it’s a good thing Obamacare covers that.

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28 thoughts on “The Watering Hole, Saturday, April 29, 2017: Presidenting Is Hard”

  2. 8. Hiding the fact that he’s an agent of Vladimir Putin

    Trump is often referred to as POTUS.
    POTUS is an acronym:

    Putin
    Owns
    The
    United
    States

  5. Shouldn’t we have to take into consideration just what a 70 year old man considers ‘hard’? Especially in a modern society where prolly 75% of people who have rely on phones that are smarter than they are?

  7. Speaking of ‘hard’. For the orangepooflinger, history is practically impossible.
    President Trump questions why Civil War happened, thinks Andrew Jackson would have prevented it — ‘Why was there the Civil War?’

    Jackson, slave owner from South Carolina, was too busy having the aboriginal population decimated with smallpox infected blanket distribution and forced relocation to be worried about the growing tension between the North and South over ….slavery.

    Idiot.

  9. DNC LAWSUIT: “YOU’RE MORONS TO BELIEVE US” — PART 1 OF 3

    Arguments for dismissal of the DNC fraud lawsuit were delivered Tuesday, April 25 in the United States District Court, Southern District of Florida, before the Hon. William J. Zloch. After reading the complaint and the transcript for dismissal, it’s clear to me that the DNC has been caught in a catch-22. From a legal standpoint, the only hope the DNC has is to win dismissal. If they lose the argument for dismissal, the whole matter will go to trial. This means Democratic Party elites will be called to take the stand (and respond to discovery) under penalty of perjury. Donna Brazile and Debbie Wasserman Schultz will most certainly be called to testify—thus creating an existential crisis for the DNC.

    Even if the DNC wins the legal matter and the judge grants dismissal, they will have “won” by breaking Democracy. This is because the DNC has employed a scorched-earth approach in presenting their arguments for dismissal which goes: Regardless of the Party’s public face, they retain the right to choose candidates in secret, thereby screwing their constituents out of any meaningful representation in the democratic process. And that, they argue, is just the way politics rolls—you’re a moron if you don’t it see it.

    Imagine they win this argument. Who in their right mind is going to run in a Democratic Presidential Primary with this cat out of the bag? We know that the DNC picks one winner before the whole charade begins. Imagine you’re the lucky corporate candidate who gets their nod behind closed doors; who’s to say that you’re the only person who gets that nod? Without a brand that is believably “fair and impartial,” the DNC not only loses their standing with voters—they lose it with candidates.

    Once this is existential crisis is established, there is nothing to support an argument for the DNC’s continued existence. Candidates could—and should—run outside of the party machine. This is essentially what Obama did in 2008.

    Maybe this is what’s needed to shake the Democratic Party back to being the party of the little guy, against the establishment.

    • And THIS is why I am not a registered Democrat.

      Unfortunately, my previous involvement with the local Dem group means I still get a gazillion emails and robocalls. Ironic, since in NY the Democratic primary is closed.

  10. Democrats say they now know exactly why Clinton lost

    A group of top Democratic Party strategists have used new data about last year’s presidential election to reach a startling conclusion about why Hillary Clinton lost. Now they just need to persuade the rest of the party they’re right.

    Many Democrats have a shorthand explanation for Clinton’s defeat: Her base didn’t turn out, Donald Trump’s did and the difference was too much to overcome.

    But new information shows that Clinton had a much bigger problem with voters who had supported President Barack Obama in 2012 but backed Trump four years later.

    Those Obama-Trump voters effectively accounted for more than two-thirds of the reason Clinton lost, according to Matt Canter, a senior vice president of the Democratic political firm Global Strategy Group. In his group’s analysis, about 70 percent of Clinton’s failure to reach Obama’s vote total in 2012 was because she lost these voters.

    They’re never going to admit that those ‘Obama-Trump voters’ would have probably voted for Bernie had he been the nominee.

  11. “People don’t realize, you know, the Civil War, if you think about it, why?”
    The very words spoken by the current illiterate, illegitimate, ill tempered, ill suited for the job,
    Prezidunce.

  14. Trump’s mention of Andrew Jackson was his Trent Lott/Strom Thurmond moment.

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