Donald J. Trump 2024

[p0rtia]

"A vote for fuckhead for president is a vote for President Vance."

Pass it along.

[pipistrelle]

"A vote for fuckhead is a vote for Vance."

Pass it along.

or whatever his real name is.

[MN-Skeptic]

https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrum ... 7059293305

The Gag Order unConstitutionally placed on me is interfering with my Campaign against Lyin’ Kamala Harris. This is a FIRST in American History - A Highly Conflicted Democrat Judge putting a Gag Order on the Leading Candidate for President to benefit my Democrat Opponent. Can this really be allowed to stand?

Trump is the eternal victim. That's his number 1 talking point. All it means is that he, once again, whines and vows revenge. Rinse and repeat.

[Kendra]

https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrum ... 4922148061

CROOKED JOE BIDEN AND LYIN’ KAMALA HARRIS ARE A GREAT EMBARRASSMENT TO AMERICA — THERE HAS NEVER BEEN A TIME LIKE THIS!

[Whatever4]

[Dr. Ken]

[Dr. Ken]

[pipistrelle]

“She’s going to be a great president” will be in new ads soon.

[MN-Skeptic]

‘Very fishy’: Dozens stranded after vehicles towed during Trump rally in Charlotte

Dozens of people found themselves stranded following Wednesday’s Trump rally in Charlotte after their cars were towed from a nearby Dunkin’ Donuts.

Parking was at a premium after crowds swarmed the coliseum’s parking lots. Drivers claim the manager of the Dunkin’ allowed them to leave their cars in the lot during the rally; however, when asked for comment, they said several people were told they could not park there and that signs on the property indicate no parking for non-customers.

Gotcha Towing, the group responsible for pulling the cars out of the lot, said there was a sign warning that illegally parked cars would be removed. The company added that the manager of the store contacted them, asking them to pull the vehicles off its property, and that the only way people could get their cars was to pay the $380 towing fee.

The Crump family drove more than two hours for Wednesday’s rally, and parked at the donut shop just a couple blocks from Bojangles Coliseum. When they walked back to where they thought their car was after the rally, it was gone.

“The other parking places were shut up and there were other people saying the same thing, too, that we could park here,” the family said.

Others who came from even further away told the same story.

[neonzx]

Awwww... What a damn shame!

[sad-cafe]

JD and couchy

[Suranis]

‘Very fishy’: Dozens stranded after vehicles towed during Trump rally in Charlotte

Dozens of people found themselves stranded following Wednesday’s Trump rally in Charlotte after their cars were towed from a nearby Dunkin’ Donuts.

Parking was at a premium after crowds swarmed the coliseum’s parking lots. Drivers claim the manager of the Dunkin’ allowed them to leave their cars in the lot during the rally; however, when asked for comment, they said several people were told they could not park there and that signs on the property indicate no parking for non-customers.

Gotcha Towing, the group responsible for pulling the cars out of the lot, said there was a sign warning that illegally parked cars would be removed. The company added that the manager of the store contacted them, asking them to pull the vehicles off its property, and that the only way people could get their cars was to pay the $380 towing fee.

The Crump family drove more than two hours for Wednesday’s rally, and parked at the donut shop just a couple blocks from Bojangles Coliseum. When they walked back to where they thought their car was after the rally, it was gone.

“The other parking places were shut up and there were other people saying the same thing, too, that we could park here,” the family said.

Others who came from even further away told the same story.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bojangles_Coliseum

The venue has a capacity of 8,600. How the mighty have shriveled.

Based on previous attendence I doubt it would have been full, but "Liberal" MSNBC said that "nearly 10000 people" attended the rally. "Nearly" huh? "Nearly" is doing a lot of work. I'm sure if it was Biden it would have been "Over 5,000 people"

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/galle ... r-BB1qCz3I

Gallery: Nearly 10,000 pack Bojangles Coliseum for Trump’s Charlotte rally

[Rolodex]

I don't know why this wasn't dug up before. Or some clever person made it. I don't really care bc it's totally in character.

[bob]

I don't know why this wasn't dug up before. Or some clever person made it.

It's real (and has been circulated before).

Seth Meyers has a few stories about how he was a horrible guest.

Edit: Type-O.

[bill_g]

The guy has always been high maintenance. He puts the Don in Prima Donna.

[Suranis]

For instance, he said that its no secret that most of SNL is scripted. But Donald decided to start adding his own "funny" lines. Seth said you can tell which ones they are by the fact that the Audiance stopped laughing.

By contrast, everyone said Sarah Palin was a great guest and completely gracious to everyone.

[Rolodex]

I don't know why this wasn't dug up before. Or some clever person made it.

It's real (and has been circulated before).

Seth Myers has a few stories about how he was a horrible guest.

I somehow missed it, but nice that it's circulating again. I'll bet he was an awful guest. He always knows what's best (even if it's not).

[bob]

I'll bet he was an awful guest. He always knows what's best (even if it's not).

Pete Davidson war stories:

[Dr. Ken]

can you hear the dog whistle?

[Rolodex]

Ok, DOUGHN-aald Troomp.

[Dr. Ken]

So much for toned down rhetoric

[pipistrelle]

So much for toned down rhetoric

Lots of chatter on twitter overnight about why isn't the media making this the big headline.

[p0rtia]

I've never understood why the media bypass the end of democracy; the biggest story of our time.

Okay, I lied. I understand. #mediacomplicit

[pipistrelle]

[MN-Skeptic]

"We'll have it fixed so good you're not gonna have to vote."

I"m not sure what other people are taking away from this bit of Trump's speech to an uber-Christian group. My take is that he's going to put into place all the uber-Christian wanted laws - no abortion, no divorce, no gays, etc. - so that, in four years, the uber-Christians will have the nation they want. Since all the pro-uber-Christian laws will have been enacted, the uber-Christians can just sit back and not worry about who the next president is.