45th President of the United States, Donald Trump. Vol 2

[mikal83]

I'm loving it, every second, every minute hour day of his presidency. Its like G O T and the Simpsons rolled together with a dash of Monty P.

And yet the GOP stand by him as well as the muppets that voted for him!

[Eddie Strohacker]

Eric Mc said:

And The Mooch's wife has just filed for divorce.

You really couldn't make this stuff up - the whole house of cards is collapsing.

If the junta falls because Mooch's missus packs her bags, I'll be getting the first round in. I never get the first round in.

[rscott]

[unrepentant]

RDMcG said:

It has to be driving the writers for House of Cards and other fictional series nuts. How can you beat the madness actually going on?

Saturday Night Live had a moment of sadness with Spicer's departure, but Trump delivered an even more OTT crew.

People have been asking who's going to play The Mooch on SNL.

As Seth Myers pointed out SNL doesn't come back until September. Mooch may well be gone by then!

[Countdown]

unrepentant said:

People have been asking who's going to play The Mooch on SNL.

As Seth Myers pointed out SNL doesn't come back until September. Mooch may well be gone by then!

Doubt it. Spicer - gone. Priebus - gone. Mooch is cleaning the leaky swamp - bigly

[jmorgan]

Countdown said:

unrepentant said:

People have been asking who's going to play The Mooch on SNL.

As Seth Myers pointed out SNL doesn't come back until September. Mooch may well be gone by then!

Doubt it. Spicer - gone. Priebus - gone. Mooch is cleaning the leaky swamp - bigly

Does he have enough fingers?

Plus you have just got rid of people with some inside knowledge. Would the T man have tied them up in non disclosure stuff before they took the job?

[Countdown]

jmorgan said:

Does he have enough fingers?

Plus you have just got rid of people with some inside knowledge. Would the T man have tied them up in non disclosure stuff before they took the job?

I'm not sure but both Spicy and Priebus were complimentary about The Trumpster even after being shown the door. I doubt they'll be outside the tent p155ing in.

[anonymous-user]

This morning's Twitter salvo from failing President Trump reads like a tantrum from a child who keeps losing a board game. "Change the rules so I can win!!! Bawahah!!!"

Fake President.

[AW111]

Countdown said:

I'm not sure but both Spicy and Priebus were complimentary about The Trumpster even after being shown the door. I doubt they'll be outside the tent p155ing in *.

• Yet.

If the mid-terms are bad enough for the Republican party to turn on Trump in a few years time, they may have some juicy tales to tell.

[jmorgan]

AW111 said:

Countdown said:

I'm not sure but both Spicy and Priebus were complimentary about The Trumpster even after being shown the door. I doubt they'll be outside the tent p155ing in *.

• Yet.

If the mid-terms are bad enough for the Republican party to turn on Trump in a few years time, they may have some juicy tales to tell.

Yarp. Day is young.

[Countdown]

jmorgan said:

AW111 said:

Countdown said:

I'm not sure but both Spicy and Priebus were complimentary about The Trumpster even after being shown the door. I doubt they'll be outside the tent p155ing in *.

• Yet.

If the mid-terms are bad enough for the Republican party to turn on Trump in a few years time, they may have some juicy tales to tell.

Yarp. Day is young.

Possibly, but that won't really benefit anybody. And Trump will do what he always does i.e. Lie, lie, and then lie about something else, so people forget about the first lie.

[Eric Mc]

Countdown thinks Trump is unbreakable. He could do absolutely anything he wanted to and he will remain President - possibly for two full terms.

Was Countdown around during Watergate?

[p1stonhead]

He's been on twitter all day calling to change the majority needed in the senate so he can 'win' more

[jmorgan]

p1stonhead said:

He's been on twitter all day calling to change the majority needed in the senate so he can 'win' more

It has been rather amusing. He won, the GOP won, they have a majority but he cannot fathom why he keeps losing so wants to change the rules so he can win. Bit like a football match where one team does not want the other to come out and to be safe, the goal posts are as wide as the pitch.

Edited by jmorgan on Saturday 29th July 16:50

[minimoog]

Rasmussen, the only pollsters with the Trump (and Scherzkeks ) seal of approval, today have him at 41%.

Lulz

Edited by minimoog on Saturday 29th July 18:19

[Mr GrimNasty]

Eric Mc said:

Countdown thinks Trump is unbreakable. He could do absolutely anything he wanted to and he will remain President - possibly for two full terms.

Was Countdown around during Watergate?

You clearly weren't, else you wouldn't even bother making a reference.

[Eric Mc]

Wrong - as usual.

[Mr GrimNasty]

Eric Mc said:

Wrong - as usual.

Aw, have a cup of tea dear, and contemplate reality and the fact that you ain't got a clue.

[Eric Mc]

Mr GrimNasty said:

Eric Mc said:

Wrong - as usual.

Aw, have a cup of tea dear, and contemplate reality and the fact that you ain't got a clue.

Nah - time now for a nice beer.

But it must be getting boring being so wrong so often. I'd just give up if I were you.

[mikal83]

Eric Mc said:

Mr GrimNasty said:

Eric Mc said:

Wrong - as usual.

Aw, have a cup of tea dear, and contemplate reality and the fact that you ain't got a clue.

Nah - time now for a nice beer.

But it must be getting boring being so wrong so often. I'd just give up if I were you.

Bigly wrong?