mention scott pruitt and get 50 cents off of scott toilet paper at traitor joe's.

word of year 2017 - complicit
word ( s ) of year 2018 - *** for tat

Posted by dino27 on 4/6/2018 12:20:00 PM (view original):

Posted by laramiebob on 4/6/2018 11:27:00 AM (view original):

Posted by dino27 on 4/6/2018 10:11:00 AM (view original):
the only thing he wrote that i didnt like...at least the movie..i didnt read the story....the robin williams movie ..i forget the title..about heaven and hell...i didnt like it.

?? I'm not aware of this.

it was what dreams may come.

Can't say I know of it. A Robin Williams Movie based on a Peter Mathiesen story......? Was it a comedy? What's the story about?

it is about the afterlife.....i didnt like the religious element of it.

trump is learning that his bully tactics are not working.....the usa will be the collateral damage.
china is now itching to bring the usa to its knees.
oh my zod.

We should make deals with Mexico. Loan them money at zero interest to build ONE factory that makes something we buy from China. Depending how China reacts, build another and then another until they stop manipulating currency, dumping product and stealing our patents and tech. Play fair or we'll make Mexico the new China.

mexico hates us..esp all the rapists.....they are trying to sneak in mexican bottled water into the white house and get it into trump's water cooler.

That's funny. Good one. Really though, wouldn't it be better to create jobs and wealth in Mexico so they would stay in their own new Great country and China would learn an old lesson from Confucius?

if he stopped with the mexico must bankrupt themselves on the wall he could have done something great with mexico...a fist in a velvet glove is far better then a hammer to the head......velvet fog is also great.

I agree that TRUMP is the ultimate fist in a velvet glove. He's fixing everything.

Posted by DougOut on 4/6/2018 6:23:00 PM (view original):
That's funny. Good one. Really though, wouldn't it be better to create jobs and wealth in Mexico so they would stay in their own new Great country and China would learn an old lesson from Confucius?

You mean like "educate" them? That's what Texas figures............ and why Texas gives "in-state" tuition rates to Mexican citizens to attend college in Texas. It's a win win for Texas they think. A few Bubbas manage to score a dark eyed Senorita for a mate, and the majority (all the homely ones) go back to Mexico and "be someone" with that good ol American education. not to mention it enlivens the culture............ it IS Texas, after all.............

Posted by laramiebob on 4/6/2018 7:26:00 PM (view original):

Posted by DougOut on 4/6/2018 6:23:00 PM (view original):
That's funny. Good one. Really though, wouldn't it be better to create jobs and wealth in Mexico so they would stay in their own new Great country and China would learn an old lesson from Confucius?

You mean like "educate" them? That's what Texas figures............ and why Texas gives "in-state" tuition rates to Mexican citizens to attend college in Texas. It's a win win for Texas they think. A few Bubbas manage to score a dark eyed Senorita for a mate, and the majority (all the homely ones) go back to Mexico and "be someone" with that good ol American education. not to mention it enlivens the culture............ it IS Texas, after all.............

LOOKS LIKE A WIN WIN!

THANKS FOR PLAYING!

flip congress or flip flops.

how mueller can get trump to testify to him in interview.
get trump to believe that obama says he should not testify.

This I believe is what is known as "concern trolling": Why Can’t Trump Find Legal Help?

The reasons top firms and lawyers are giving for refusing to work for Trump include conflicts of interests with current clients, the possibility of alienating sources of future business, the president’s reluctance to follow legal advice, his tendency to ask lawyers to engage in what Ted Boutrous of Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher referred to delicately as “questionable activities,” and his history of not paying his bills.

But they also just don't believe in him in general, as evidenced by their lack of campaign donations to him:

The revealed preferences, in the form of 2016 campaign contributions, of these elite professionals suggest that Mr. Trump’s inability to hire top lawyers to help him with his mounting legal troubles is not merely because he has various hallmarks of a troublesome client. Rather, they suggest the depth of the misgivings Mr. Trump has raised among American elites, and which persist today.

Of course, those misgivings do not appear to extend to one particularly crucial elite: the leadership of the Republican Party.

At least somebody likes him!