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• #8027
I'll just put this here, for those interested
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• #8028
Ivanka in United Kingston toplels...
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• #8029
he clearly isn't listening.
He rarely does, I would love for an interviewer to ask him to repeat what the interviewer said to him.
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• #8030
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• #8031
So what has been going on with Mueller? Any good summarys?
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• #8032
Same as it ever was.
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• #8033
Absolutely nothing will come of the Mueller thing. It's not worth wasting your time on.
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• #8035
Renato Mariotti on Mueller's testimony to congress.
https://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2019/07/25/robert-mueller-hearing-was-awesome-227478
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• #8036
Quite. Stand on the seat in Mexico, get a fat friend to jump on the U.S. seat, bingo.
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• #8037
Next we have some racism and threats of violence by people who use 'cometh' as the third person plural form ...
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2019/aug/01/gun-shop-billboard-the-squad-aoc-omar-tlaib-pressley
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• #8039
Incredibly, this is purported to be a photo of the Trumps with the baby whose parents were killed, whilst shielding her, in the El Paso massacre.
Apparently, the child was brought back to the hospital for their visit, having been discharged the day before.
1 Attachment
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• #8040
The family are Trump supporters.
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• #8041
Supporting a political party who want to deport you to own the libs
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• #8042
This was grossly patronising. The installation - not you.
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• #8043
The family are Trump supporters.
Point. Missed.
If they had been Obama supporters would he (Obama) have done this?
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• #8044
No, I got that. Neither the former pres nor his supporters would have indulged.
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• #8045
This was grossly patronising. The installation - not you.
Why do you think the installation was patronising?
I thought it was a nice symbolic way of connecting people across the border. Perhaps I didn't look carefully enough.
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• #8046
So, 11 days without comment - he can do or say anything and we don't even notice anymore.
The Tlaib/Omar Israel thing passed us by. Overnight, he's scrapped any talk of background checks for gun sales after a call with Wayne Lapierre, cancelled a visit to Denmark because they won't sell him Greenland and called Jews who don't vote for him traitors. Far-right propagandising and megalomania on spring-loaded stilts is the unquestioned norm - this is how we live now.
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• #8047
The buying Greenland thing ... Can it get any more absurd?
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• #8048
He's now refusing to visit Denmark over it. I think they're happier without him
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• #8049
we should start a go fund me and try and outbid him
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• #8050
So, 11 days without comment - he can do or say anything and we don't even notice anymore.
Yup, the tactic is starting to work. We've become jaded. He seems to have shifted up a gear on the far right talking points, they are seeping trough less and less filtered by the day. But we've already spent all our energy discussing his grammar and what he likes to eat.
Not to defend him, or excuse him when he does the inexcusable, but Trump isn't the master of his faculties (and hasn't been for a long time). You can see it in how he frequently isn't able to engage with things, in this case evidently not understanding the question. He's very close to the end of his tether and apparently recently had his first semi-public breakdown in an interview that was not broadcast. He's not well, and I imagine he hasn't been since before his election campaign, although the level of stress he was under was obviously less then. His constant contradictions and U-turns are key symptoms, too. Obviously, you shouldn't diagnose people at a distance, but the symptoms are really quite striking.