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Anne Gayler's avatar

As to Trump's visit to the UK: brilliantly played. Not only was it a pointless but glittery day designed to delight a 3-year-old, but the brilliant display of perfect military marching and impressive horses made the 3-year-old's birthday parade in DC look dreary by comparison. The Royals knew exactly what they were doing and I applaud them. And the good people took care of the decor with Trump/Epstein projected on the wall of Windsor Castle. Well done.

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olderwoman's avatar

I think it is humorous that they never left the castle grounds but rode him around in a carriage. Kind of like a child getting a pony ride at the county fair.

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PatchyGroundFog 🐎's avatar

😂😂 Perfect description! He's a 3 year old, FFS. So embarrassing.

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William Ghent's avatar

They rode him around in a cage like he should be in and Malainaaa had a hat like a lampshade.

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Catt woman's avatar

I’m wondering who trained the horse to defecate right in front of the biggest piece of horse manure in the crowd…..

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Anne Gayler's avatar

"Turds of a feather flock together".

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David Wallace Millar's avatar

Do you have a copy of that in video? djt will soon show a horse allergy.

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Laura Farkas's avatar

Desi Lydic played it on her monologue during the Daily Show last week. Look that up on You Tube. Priceless : )

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Catt woman's avatar

I saw it on FB. When I Googled it, all I could find was a still clip from the video. If I was more computer savvy I might have been able to copy it but I’m too old!! Try YouTube. I found an 8 second clip there.

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ramona j's avatar

Perfect timing. That horse looked like he enjoyed that 😄

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Kris Lovaas's avatar

Every sane American thanks that horse for delivering the message every single one of us has for him!

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Bob's avatar

Michael Wolfe says after seeing the king’s jacket with medals on it, Donny will want one just like it.

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Richard Pelton's avatar

oh no doubt-- probably a self-award of the Medal of Freedom (the highest non-military honor) Plus a Nobel Prize most nominated award too)))

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May Lee's avatar

When they don't give him the Nobel prize then he will just make one up and claim it's better than the real one.

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Dennis Ryan's avatar

Absolutely! Keep an eye on this…he may end up wearing the fake gold in the WH redo.

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May Lee's avatar

He'll soon be sporting a jacket with 12 inch shoulder epaulettes and a chest full of fake shiny (must be shiny!) medals - similar to what Quadaffi wore.

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Kim Jiyeon's avatar

You are so right

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Mingo's avatar

Donnie got a parade that went nowhere with nobody watching in Cinderella's golden carriage. Well played by the Brits.

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bitchybitchybitchy's avatar

It was all show for a petty, shallow man who craves affirmation 24/7.

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Kathie Punturiero's avatar

We could learn much about protesting from them

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David Wallace Millar's avatar

Sorry I missed that! The humor of exasperated Brits is legendary.

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Manda's avatar

I have to wonder if some of the pomp and circumstance was ALSO to encourage the withholding release of epstein files to save the royal family from the full unraveling of Prince Andrew's indiscretions 🫢🤔

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NoBumperStickers's avatar

There was an article either in Reuters or the Guardian, about Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York, emailed apology to Epstein. She apologized for calling him a pedophile but said she didn't really call him that. Weird.

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Roberta Houle's avatar

Manda. Yes, I believe that. Heaven forbid further scandal should dirty such a pure and moral family.

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Anne Gayler's avatar

I think Prince Andrew settled in court, probably with some non-disclosure agreement and was punished enough by his mother. Further punishment was meted out by the gallant Brits via movie projection on Windsor Castle.

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Lady Emsworth's avatar

They really, truly did not dare let him outside the castle grounds. The Brits would have wiped him away.

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Andrew Waters's avatar

Halligan and Alina Yabba Dabba Do probably cribbed off each at the same law school that graduated Saul Goodman.

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Kim CANADA's avatar

EVERY American NEEDS to do EVERYTHING they can possibly think of to HELP THEIR COUNTRY or else there will ne no coming back from this. The world thinks of USA as a dictatorship now - because it is !!!

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bitchybitchybitchy's avatar

They matriculated at the special school for lawyers who would " rather be pretty than smart", as Habba once said.

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Susan Linehan's avatar

the new must have requirement for US Attorneys is pouty enhanced lips.

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Lady Emsworth's avatar

Scam - don't click.

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Moondog64's avatar

Woah there. Saul Goodman was a Titan of Morals next to those two!

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Andrew Waters's avatar

Sorry. More like 'My Cousin Vinny'.

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olderwoman's avatar

All I see when I see her printed name is, Halogen, like the lightbulbs.

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PatchyGroundFog 🐎's avatar

I see Hooligan.

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William Ghent's avatar

The light is on but nobody home....💩

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MAscrappy's avatar

That's an insult to Saul. 😊

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Richard Pelton's avatar

and just think -- our basic rights are FAR BELOW Saul

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Andrew Waters's avatar

Good point. My apologies.

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Heather's avatar

Apparently she and Erika Kirk ran in the same model/pageant circles back in the day also….

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John Schwarzkopf's avatar

If Chris Murphy actually believes any republinazi will actually stand up to their cult leader I've got a bridge to sell him. Cancun Ted will collapse into a puddle of slug slime the minute Diaper Don threatens him.

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Bob's avatar

I’m not sure Murphy actually expects the GOP to grow a spine and a pair, but it’s worth pointing out for the sake of historical record that the nation has sunk this far with no action from the majority party except ass-kissing silence.

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ramona j's avatar

That bloviated Blockhead caused more chaos and broke more laws in mere days , than any other person alive. 🙄

He just blows right through all normal behaviors to crazy town daily

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Martha Kenne's avatar

I love Chris Murphy, but I agree totally.

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Dennis Ryan's avatar

Ted is running again…had to do something, Daddy…he will say

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Tobechukwu Olumba's avatar

Definitely agreeing with Chris Murphy on that.

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Judi Lakin's avatar

So our great leader is more concerned with getting revenge on his enemies than doing anything about the two horrible wars and our economy, which is going down the toilet! But, he raves about the frickin ballroom and the cemented over rose garden!

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Jax's avatar

Well, he is trying to start wars of his own as well…

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Lynn's avatar

Wag the dog! All for the sake of thinking Epstein files will go away!

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Judi Lakin's avatar

God forbid!

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David Wallace Millar's avatar

Credit where credit is due....

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Kathie Punturiero's avatar

And seemingly going to war with Venezuela. Putin is warring in Ukraine, Netanyahu is warring in Gaza, and the felon is warring in Venezuela. Hitler, Mussolini, and Tojo all over again

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Bob's avatar

Except Trump and Epstein are more like Col. Klink and Sgt. Schultz from “Hogan’s Heroes.”

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HarrisWalz FTW 2024's avatar

Hey, don't be dissing Sgt. Schultz. His "I see nothing!" was helping the good guys, and he knew it. DJ's "leadership" (I use the term *very* loosely) is a combination of the incompetence of Klink and the evil of the Gestapo. Epstein was a tool of Satan himself, and DJ was involved in that long before he rose to power with assistance from the KGB.

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Bob's avatar

Point taken. Kegseth certainly fits the Stasi mold.

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HarrisWalz FTW 2024's avatar

The collection of willful cruelty in DJ's circle is straight from hell.

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Toni's avatar

Don't forget Stalin.

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David Wallace Millar's avatar

Yeah, he is senile. He wants a froggin' BALL ROOM for the flipping WHITE HOUSE to be his flipping LEGACY! All we'll need to remember Dum-Dum Donnie is his gold-leafed toilet! People will just look at that, and say, Oh yeah! THAT asshole!

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Dennis Ryan's avatar

Ballrooms are for tables of oligarch supporters he can visit, oozing what’s left of his capacities, for $, bigly cash. Then to trot off to bed & his Truth Social posts - his only two jobs. Will he collapse in the ballroom ? Demands some energy to navigate… Will it be in the ballroom?

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Kathie Punturiero's avatar

Does he think he will live forever? Does he think he can take those billions with him when he leaves?

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ramona j's avatar

Well, he was busy ending all the other wars , is it 10 now, on countries that don't exist, arent near each other , or he made up in his head. So yeah, good boy Krasnov

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Susan Cooper's avatar

"How Washington Dems Help MAGA Get Away with It" -- from Julie Roginsky 9/20/25:

"[Last] week, Speaker Mike Johnson, who never met a tragedy he has not exploited, sponsored a resolution to honor Charlie Kirk. In doing so, the speaker rejected a Democratic resolution that sought to condemn all forms of political violence, including the murders of Kirk and Minnesota Democratic legislator Melissa Hortman; the near-assassinations of Trump and Paul Pelosi; the plot to kidnap Governor Gretchen Whitmer; and—crucially—the January 6 attack on the Capitol, among others. Instead, Johnson put forward his own resolution, which honored ‘the life, leadership, and legacy of Charlie Kirk’…

Led by Jeffries and his leadership team, most House Democratic members voted for Johnson’s resolution… I can tell you exactly how the calculus in the House Democratic caucus went… They were worried that Republicans would accuse them of supporting political violence—even though Democrats had offered up a resolution condemning all political violence. They were concerned that they would be portrayed as lacking empathy for a dead man, even though that dead man famously said, ‘I can't stand the word empathy, actually. I think empathy is a made-up, new age term that—it does a lot of damage’…

So what should a smarter, stronger Washington Democratic Party have done? It could have taken to cable news and independent media, to social media and to the well of the House and said this: ‘You don’t give a damn about political violence, Republicans. You won’t even vote to condemn the violence Trump’s supporters perpetuated in his name on all of us on January 6. You are shamefully exploiting a murder to eradicate free speech and glorifying someone who thought women should be breeding machines, Blacks and Latinos were criminals, Jews were evil and who called for the death of the last president of the United States. Sit down and shut the fuck up.’"

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Toni's avatar

I live in a tiny blue dot in a red state that I'm usually completely embarrassed to live in. But I want to give a shout out to two LA Congressional Reps -Troy Carter and Cleo Fields -who voted against this resolution! Especially my personal district Rep Troy Carter, who is always on the right side of history. 🥰

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Toni's avatar

I would, but ferrets are illegal there.☹️ One of the only states where they are. It's the one really regressive law you have. Otherwise I'd love to move there!

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Toni's avatar

I know, right? The only other state they are illegal in is Hawaii. Both states base that on totally inaccurate information about domestic ferrets. (But there is a movement to legalize ferrets in CA that is finally getting some traction, so maybe there is hope). 😄🤞 Perhaps I should write to America's Favorite and Most Handsome Governor, GCN, and see if he'll champion the cause, lol. 😉😂🦦

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Toni's avatar

Absolutely! So sick and tired of the Democrats in Congress's cowardice! With the exception of the righteous representatives like Jasmine Crockett, who voted Nay. I truly despair of our future when I see this. Shame on leader Jeffries - a Black man - for not standing up and fighting back! Even if they still lost the vote, they wouldn't have lost their dignity, nor the respect of their constituents.

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"(4) honors the life, leadership, and legacy of Charlie Kirk, whose steadfast dedication to the Constitution, civil discourse, and Biblical truth inspired a generation to cherish and defend the blessings of liberty; and..."

This is Paragraph 4, the poison pill. Dems who voted for the bill must've skimmed over it. I can't imagine they believe it.

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Susan Cooper's avatar

Julie Roginsky said all but 58 Dems voted for it. I'm with Jasmine Crockett on this one.

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David Wallace Millar's avatar

Who's Charlie Kirk?

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Bob's avatar

A non-surfing hate-monger.

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Lily's avatar

That's what I said...Who the f**k is kirk? I only heard his name when He said Release the Epstein Files, before the felon threatened him and he backed down! I have since found kirk's speeches...Those speeches are the definition of hate speeches and not in any religious teachings I have ever read!

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Shaka Travel Guys's avatar

Support Meidas Touch on Substack, the ACLU, DSCC (Senate Democrats), DCCC (House Democrats), the LGBTQ Victory Fund, Democratic Governors and your local/state Democrats - monthly - FOREVER.

Take back the House. Take back the Senate. Take back the White House. LFG!

And release ALL the EPSTEIN FILES - NOW!

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R. MORRIS's avatar

You very wisely omitted the DNC. Good on you.

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Richard Pelton's avatar

RINO'S unite-- make the difference to clean the t-Rumpy swamp

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Susan Cooper's avatar

"Halligan was one of Trump’s former attorneys, has zero experience as a criminal lawyer, and is generally a complete dunce and full MAGA cultist..." Another incompetent sycophant with major conflict of interest. It's demoralizing to hear this news, but hopefully her lack of legitimate qualifications will mean more wins for defendants who are wrongly prosecuted.

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Alison's avatar

Joyce Vance gave an excellent run down on Halligan's complete lack of experience for a US Attorney. I wasn't surprised to see that she is a doll. I guess that and an excellent ability to suck up is enough experience for this admin.

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Kathy H's avatar

A doll along the lines of all the Maga bots...creepy as hell.

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bitchybitchybitchy's avatar

I's recommend that Halligan rethink setting her makeup gun to "baked bimbo"

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Bob's avatar

😂

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ramona j's avatar

All of them got that look going on. Competing for the cover of " Conservative Cosplay MAGAzine.'

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Richard Pelton's avatar

maybe she will get a special "Donald" sign

naughty Christmas card)))

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May Lee's avatar

There's a reason they all have those Botox lips - better for (ahem) suction. Especially for little mushrooms that are notoriously hard to find.

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Lynn's avatar

But she wears a lot of make-up, & has flowing hair, so what’s the problem? 🤷🏻‍♀️

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Richard Pelton's avatar

No real Life???

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Barbara Faigen's avatar

Bagram was built by the Russians. It’s not ours “to take back.”

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T L Mills's avatar

I don't know what bug Donny has in his little pea brain about it but I'll bet some money that Daddy Vlad put it there. Putie prolly wants it but likely thinks 'why not incite the Orange Toddler to waste US military men and money on getting it?'--after all Vlad's pretty much tapped out by those stubborn Ukrainians who refuse to roll over for him.

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Susan Linehan's avatar

what are we going to DO with it? Send deported migrants to it?

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Brenda Doherty's avatar

My disgust is limitless. It seems we will have to experience a serious recession before any of the gutless elected Republican officials say no to Trump!

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PeachBlossom's avatar

Recession? How about a full-blown depression?

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olderwoman's avatar

That is what I think too Peach Depression.

Recession this summer Depression this winter.

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Richard Pelton's avatar

Please do not use the Tariff Stagnation syndrome reference)

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May Lee's avatar

Much more likely.

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Paul Kaufman's avatar

I don’t think that will be enough…

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Kathy H's avatar

It won't affect them.

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John's avatar

During the Army-McCarthy hearings in June 1954, lawyer Joseph Welch in response to an accusation by McCarthy that he had hired a Communist to work in his law practice, uttered those famous words, “Have you no sense of decency, sir, at long last?” It was the beginning of the end for McCarthy who had bedeviled the nation for years with his Communist behind every tree bullshit. Now is the time for one, just one lousy Democratic senator, to begin questioning his colleagues as they continue to defend the indefensible coming out of this thug rogue regime. Maybe something along the lines of “Is there a point at which you have will have had enough of this dictator routine, sir, at long last?” If only…

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Jax's avatar

Don’t you mean the republicans?

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ramona j's avatar

They can stop this . Now. They are choosing his hate, division and destruction . Trumpthuglicans will go down in history as the worst chapter in all of our 249 years

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Douglas Gilligan's avatar

To Trump, "Guilt' means he is an enemy of Trump. Trump never cares about the law, or evidence. Evidence just gets in his way, it confuses his stories with facts when he just wants to paint his enemies as terrible people who deserve punishment.

Trump does not like lawyers who focus on facts and certainly thinks they are useless if they do not give him what he wants, which is for them to repeat his stories. Trump does not think in terms of lies, he creates his reality, his stories and then tells them, forcing them to become reality by pressuring others to repeat his stories, starting with those under his control.

By Firing that 'useless' US Attorney, Trump is asserting his control, and demand for a US attorney who will repeat his story, regardless of any facts.

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R. MORRIS's avatar

So, what else is new?

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ramona j's avatar

He really turned it up to rally speak at a memorial I will not speak of. So cringe ,its not even on the level of sickening .

Saw 2 mins . Tried to watch. It was a horror show. Emabarassing display of usual Trump speak 🙄

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gunter.huainigg's avatar

yes

disgusting and sickening

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Susan Cooper's avatar

From The New Republic (“Trump Firing Top Prosecutor for Failing to Invent Fake Crimes by Foes”): “[U]ltimately, what Trump and Miller are actually doing is trying to establish the ethos that all prosecutions are just a power struggle, that the only guilt-versus-innocence metric that has any force is established by who wins elections (by any means necessary) and, by extension, who gets to prosecute whom.”

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David Wallace Millar's avatar

Yup! Truth now comes in 'versions', in accord with his Lordship's wishes.

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Julie's avatar

Ron!! Was the market so much fun? I hope you and your family had a wonderful time and I hope you loved the classes and came home with fantastic things.

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Kelvin Hobbs's avatar

Donald J. Trump and the rhetoric of ressentiment. Quarterly Journal of Speech, Kelly, C. R. (2019). 106(1), 2–24. https://doi.org/10.1080/00335630.2019.1698756

Ressentiment [is] a condition in which a subject is addled by rage and envy yet remains impotent, subjugated and unable to act on or adequately express frustration. Though anger and resentment capture part of Trump … ressentiment accounts for the unique intersection where powerful sentiments and self-serving morality are coupled with feelings of powerlessness and ruminations on past injuries: Trump is able to sustain the affective charge of animus without forfeiting the moral high ground of victimhood to his audience's “oppressors”—Democrats, the press, criminals, immigrants, foreign adversaries, welfare recipients, the Me Too movement, “globalists,” and racial Others.

Trump's imagined audience is angry … because they suffer … because they are powerless … because they are virtuous. The country, they are told, has been unfairly taken from them. It is not simply that Trump intones resentment and rage but that he invites his audience to see themselves as powerless and incapable of adequately expressing their own frustrations. It is the suturing together of powerful feelings with a morally-righteous subject position of weakness that constitutes the political subject of ressentiment. With either power or ability to articulate their own desires, Trump demands to be his supporter's surrogate: “I AM YOUR VOICE!”

Trump must continually ruminate on his injuries, invent new tormentors and resurrect old ones, pursue ill-conceived policy goals, and perpetually defer the resolution of their collective grievances. The suffering of his electorate takes precedence above all other considerations of justice. The thirst for revenge never dissipates.

Trump's … appeals to white rage, are well-suited to mediums that engender impulsivity, simplicity, narcissism, and incivility. … Trump's rallies carry the warped sense of civic virtue cultivated by reality television and social networks into the office of the presidency. … Although he regularly observes the suffering of his forgotten electorate, according to Trump no one suffers more than he.

Trump [has] represented himself as a benevolent protector of the virtuous citizenry against the bad faith of their opponents. [He] inscribed martyrdom onto the “job-description” of the presidency. …Trump clearly transgresses taboos against the open endorsement of political violence in a democratic culture. He carves out a zone of exception for his supporters that relieves them of their legal and civic obligations. Under exception, slights and injuries—even ones of little consequence—can and should be met with an equal if not disproportionate measure of retributive violence.

[T]o the extent that dominant elites control the means of communication and the public vocabulary, they can represent singular partisan interests as universal or moral ones. They can thereby evade the modifications, compromises, and larger goods wrought through agonistic competition between values and interests. Dominant elites thus hijack the moral potential for partisan ends.

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Kelvin Hobbs's avatar

I think his broken mind and lack of decency are big problems, reinforced by others, yes, but primarily his own hateful, vile soul: From a 1992 interview with Charlie Rose: “I love getting even with people.” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bhqR11zfFEs&t=2502s

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Douglas Gilligan's avatar

Certainly an aspect of Trump's success, but even more - focused on the nature of his 'cult' following. It is certainly his cult following which grants him his power over Republicans in congress which in turn gives him more control over the public narrative.

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Kelvin Hobbs's avatar

Please see separate reply to initial post

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Becky Suchy's avatar

When are the Republicans going to start asking for RFK Jr's resignation or Pam Bondi or Kash Patel... When children die from diseases that could be prevented, when a terrorist attack on US soil happens... when our economy is in a Depression.. because we are pretty much already in a recession, no one is willing to call it that but Americans are feeling it... Shutting down an inefficient government is all on the Repbulicans. They can finger point all they want but this incompetent administration and the complicit GOP are responsible for ALL the damage that is happening to our country right now.

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Bob's avatar

While it’s not reflected in the GDP data yet, it’s damn close if not already here. The latest rate cut is not going to make a lot of difference.

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Leslie Goodman-Malamuth's avatar

Lindsey Halligan rocks full MAGA face, with slightly less filler. “All meat. Not a speck of filler,” said Lorne Greene approvingly of Gaines Burgers dog food.

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Mika Anderson's avatar

Give it time. Have you seen KK Karoline recently? On her recent appearance on FOX you could still see a needle mark in her forehead 🫣

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Leslie Goodman-Malamuth's avatar

When MAGA dies with decaying Donny, KKKaroline and that lot will be stuck with unfashionable faces. After a decade of Democratic politeness, I’m jeering and pointing.

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David Wallace Millar's avatar

We all are stuck with just the one face from baby to great-great grand, whatever that dumb face might be! Assuming it's not destroyed!

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Leslie Goodman-Malamuth's avatar

I look exactly, exactly like my estranged late mother. But I’m not mean, like she was, so I don’t have that accusing squint.

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Maude's House's avatar

I saw a picture of her just before I opened this. My reaction was 'another cardboard barbie, ffs!'.

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ramona j's avatar

Central casting you know ! Dont have to do the job you are hired for. Just gotta look the part with Blockhead 's Brigade .

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Leslie Goodman-Malamuth's avatar

Trump’s obsession with looks is confounding means he keeps around Hegseth and Leavitt, whom he considers “camera-ready.” He despises Susie Wiles because Jared insisted on her, she’s sixty-something, she worked for DeSantis, and Trump calls her “the refrigerator.” Watching him try to keep Wiles and Steven Cheung out of sight is, well, something.

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Leslie Goodman-Malamuth's avatar

I’ve seen at least two chin-waggingly serious articles lately about What MAGA Face Really Means. Sucking up to Donny. Next!

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Leslie Goodman-Malamuth's avatar

I don’t know how Ron has time to do all that cooking from scratch from all Maine products, but I’m sure that the missus is glad he does. I am too. Good thing he only mentions he’s in the Pine Tree State, because otherwise he’d have Meidas Mighty on the Filipkowski doorstep at dinnertime every night.

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Sherry's avatar

I am intrigued by the birch syrup...Sure, I've boiled maple syrup, but birch syrup is exotic!

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Leslie Goodman-Malamuth's avatar

Birch syrup in cocktails sounds sophisticated (of course, it’s Ron), and delicious.

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Lynette Mason's avatar

I was just about to say I’d like to be sitting at his table. Looks like the country fair was great.

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Kathy H's avatar

I know, right?!

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Leslie Goodman-Malamuth's avatar

Yum! I have a food-obsessed octogenarian correspondent in New Hampshire. She loves Maine and hearing about Ron. During his vacation I realized I was formatting her emails just like the missing Bulletin.

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