trump (convicted felon, defamer, insurrectionist, contemnor, and rapist - $537M)

[Maybenaut]

He’s just mad he can’t get parts for his plane.

[raison de arizona]

He’s very chatty. Now he’s on about climate change.

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[sugar magnolia]

Who pissed in his Post Toasties this morning?

[Slim Cognito]

More like who pissed in his Adderall.

[somerset]

Maybe there's another indictment about to drop?

[p0rtia]

I think he was moved to this exhibition of projectile vomiting because of the Atlantic article on Milley. When he was done with Milley, he still had lots of undigested hate in the tummy, so he just kept vomiting.

I think the Millie story got to him big time. His attempt to twist around the call Millie made to his Chinese counter part to assure him there would be no attack is the sort of retconning of his own history he wallows in. Yeah, that's it; Milley was secretly on the Chinese payroll.

Just gonna get wilder.

We need a "buckle up" emoji.

[Walt Tuttle]

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[MN-Skeptic]

You know... it totally sucks to be Trump right now. He's not the President so all the lawsuits are moving forward and there's not a thing he can do to stop them. Secondly, in private business, Trump had anyone with information about him sign non-disclosure agreements. That was NOT a thing he could do as President and so non-flattering revealing stories are coming out and Trump can't sue government employees and former employees to shut them up. He rants. He raves. He insults. But he can't stop the stories of his incompetence from being published far and wide.

[SuzieC]

Yes indeed and he was too stupid to realize that.

[p0rtia]

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[Ben-Prime]

Stern must have said something bad about him. Again.
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Stern did some kind of interview or thing where he admitted being 'woke' himself, IIRC.

[raison de arizona]

Two new missives issued.
One on abortion.

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One on the Dems stealing Pennsylvania.

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[bill_g]

Who knew Don was an A&P guy? Doesn't look the part.

[RTH10260]

Stern must have said something bad about him. Again.

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"Just a broken weirdo, unattractive both inside and outside, trying like hell to be relevant"

i wonder what Florida man might pop to my mind

[RTH10260]

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Says the failed airline CEO

[RTH10260]

He’s very chatty. Now he’s on about climate change.

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"I always knew Sunak was smart, that he wasn't going to destroy and bankrupt his nation for fake climate alarmists"

Nah, Sunak goes one better, he destroys his nation by going Brexit, full British Sovereignity ...

[pipistrelle]

OUR OPEN BORDER OF DEATH

[Foggy]

You know... it totally sucks to be Trump right now.

This is, in part, what kept my spirits up during my Summer From Heck, which involved all those surgeries and dislocated shoulders and so forth. I had a terrible spring and summer, but no matter how bad things got, I could always tell myself, "Well at least I'm having a better day than Donald Trump, because his life sucks to be him!"

[W. Kevin Vicklund]

Actual Sunak:

If the first part of our new approach to meeting Net Zero is to change the debate and the second part is a more pragmatic, proportionate, and realistic approach that eases the burdens on families…

…then the third is to embrace with even greater enthusiasm, the incredible opportunities of green industry and take the necessary practical steps to create whole new sectors and hundreds of thousands of good, well-paid jobs right across the country.



So, from offshore wind, to nuclear, to a revolution in our energy infrastructure investors should have absolute confidence that we’re getting on with the job and the UK will remain the best place in the world to invest in the green industries of the future.



This country is proud to be a world leader in reaching Net Zero by 2050. But we simply won’t achieve it unless we change. We’re now going to have a better, more honest debate about how we get there. We’ll now have a more pragmatic, proportionate, and realistic approach that eases the burdens on families. All while doubling down on the new green industries of the future.

In a democracy, that’s the only realistic path to Net Zero.

https://www.gov.uk/government/speeches/ ... ember-2023

What Sunak is actually proposing is to delay or remove hard requirements that affect individuals/families, such as shifting the ban on new ICE vehicles to 2035 and dropping the the ban on gas boilers (which apparently would have required all residences to switch from gas to electric appliances in the next two years), instead offering subsidies for low income families to make the switch. But large-scale infrastructure? He's doubling down on that.

[Frater I*I]

Who knew Don was an A&P guy? Doesn't look the part.

That [expiative deleted] stick is to stupid to ever be able to do what I have done...

[bill_g]

Who knew Don was an A&P guy? Doesn't look the part.

That [expiative deleted] stick is to stupid to ever be able to do what I have done...

Well, he's an expert in contagious diseases too also as evidenced by his proposal to ingest bleach early in the pandemic ...

[Kendra]

What are radicles??

[bill_g]

Really kewl lookin icicles. That season coming up soon weather permitting.

[pipistrelle]

Who knew Don was an A&P guy? Doesn't look the part.

When you're a stable genius your expertise has no bounds.

[bill_g]

Who knew Don was an A&P guy? Doesn't look the part.

When you're a stable genius your expertise has no bounds.

He may have the Holiday Inn Express app on his phone. Or if he's got an iPhone, he can just ask Siri.