McCain and Trump: How to compare
McCain stood up for his country; Trump laid down with a porn star. Which one you honor pretty much defines you. Comment at fedupwithdonaldtrump.com.
Leaked Trump Speech
A leaked portion of Trump’s prepared remarks for Flag Day, which he apparently confused with either Memorial Day or D Day, the jury is still out on which: “I understand the pain and suffering of our troops during the war. I, for instance, suffered mightily from bone spurs in my heels, but I was brave and faced draft day seven times. The anxiety that I suffered, not knowing if the doctor’s excuse, would convince the draft board. You don’t know how difficult that was. And, once while playing golf at one of my private clubs, I turned my ankle, but I bravely putted out. Yes, you see, I too know the pain that those who gave their lives for our country, which allowed me to build my empire. To those men, I am grateful in the sense that they understood that they had to preserve our way of life in order for me to become wealthy.” True, word-for-word, leaked text of this proposed speech. Honest. Comment at fedupwithdonaldtrump.com.
Trump’s One-trick pony “defense”
He spent his entire business career employing a very predictable business model: other people’s money; hiding behind LLCs (more than 400); lawsuits (over 4000), and, when in over is head, declaring bankruptcy (at least six times). In other words, when cornered, he attacks, obfuscates and, ultimately, runs away. No wonder he doesn’t want to show his tax returns or to testify. Perjury and money laundering loom large for him. Comment at http://fedupwithdonaldtrump.com.
Donald Trump: The Man Who Would Be King
Unhinged is an appropriate description of the person in the WH. Running out of stuff to attack: ESPN, NFL, NBA, SNL. Not exactly serious threats to the economy, the world order or anything else of substance that should be concerning the President. He is getting more like the lonely man at the end of the bar on a Friday night, ranting and raving while everyone else is edging away from him. He is miserable; he makes everyone around him miserable, and he won’t pay his check and leave.
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In the news: The Russia thread is leading to money laundering
I posted the following on May 10 on my Facebook Timeline:
Gary Tobin (creator/owner of fedupwithdonaldtrump.com)
May 10 ·
Don’ be surprised if money laundering is at the bottom of all this Comey stuff. Comment at fedupwithdonaldtrump.com.
Is Martial Law on the Trump Radar?
Is the next shoe to drop martial law?
Follow the bouncing ball: a proposed border wall; limiting immigration; ending broad healthcare coverage; compiling voter registration information; restricting press access to the White House; innuendos about “tapes” that don’t exist; restricting funding of public schools, increased military threats. Not a pretty picture. Comment at fedupwithdonaldtrump.com.
The man who would be king
Re: paying himself for “campaign” expenditures. It has long been known that he was the Ferengi candidate (“Where’s the profit?”). However, he has seriously miscalculated and he is clearly not financially capable of doing what he claimed (“I won’t accept PAC money and I will self-fund.”) Apparently, another case of he having been “misconstrued.” For 50 years, he has gotten away with stuff because there was no real scrutiny of his behavior or management skills. Now it’s different and the picture isn’t pretty. Comment at fedupwithdonaldtrump.com.
Disclosure: Donald Trump is the father-in-law of Jared Kushner, the publisher of Observer Media.
I assume this disclaimer on the New York Observer site is an attempt to gain our sympathy. Not going to work. Jared, you bought into the BS and now you have to live with the consequences of having a jerk as a father-in-law. No amount of being an ostrich will get you out of your dilemma. When people make bad choices, sometimes they have to live with them. Comment at fedupwithdonaldtrump.com.
The Russians check in with support for Trump
From Reuters:
| MOSCOW
Americans should vote for Donald Trump as president next month or risk being dragged into a nuclear war, according to a Russian ultra-nationalist ally of President Vladimir Putin who likes to compare himself to the U.S. Republican candidate.
Vladimir Zhirinovsky, a flamboyant veteran lawmaker known for his fiery rhetoric, told Reuters in an interview that Trump was the only person able to de-escalate dangerous tensions between Moscow and Washington.
By contrast, Trump’s Democratic rival Hillary Clinton could spark World War Three, said Zhirinovsky, who received a top state award from Putin after his pro-Kremlin Liberal Democratic Party of Russia (LDPR) came third in Russia’s parliamentary election last month.
Many Russians regard Zhirinovsky as a clownish figure who makes outspoken statements to grab attention but he is also widely viewed as a faithful servant of Kremlin policy, sometimes used to float radical opinions to test public reaction.
“Relations between Russia and the United States can’t get any worse. The only way they can get worse is if a war starts,” said Zhirinovsky, speaking in his huge office on the 10th floor of Russia’s State Duma, or lower house of parliament.
“Americans voting for a president on Nov. 8 must realize that they are voting for peace on Planet Earth if they vote for Trump. But if they vote for Hillary it’s war. It will be a short movie. There will be Hiroshimas and Nagasakis everywhere.”
Even as WikiLeaks released another trove of internal documents from Clinton’s campaign on Wednesday, Putin insisted his country was not involved in an effort to influence the U.S. presidential election.
THE RUSSIAN TRUMP?
Zhirinovsky likes to shock liberal public opinion and he has frequently heaped scorn on the West, which he and other Russian nationalists regard as decadent, hypocritical and corrupted by political correctness.
His combative style, reminiscent of Trump’s, ensures him plenty of television air time and millions of votes in Russian elections, often from the kind of blue-collar workers who are the bedrock of the U.S. Republican candidate’s support.
Zhirinovsky once proposed blocking off mostly Muslim southern Russia with a barbed wire fence, echoing Trump’s call for a wall along the U.S. border with Mexico.
Zhirinovsky, who said he met Trump in New York in 2002, revels in his similarities with the American businessman – they are the same age, favor coarse, sometimes misogynistic language and boast about putting their own country first. Zhirinovsky has even said he wants a DNA test to see if he is related to Trump.
But unlike Trump, a billionaire real estate developer who casts himself as the anti-establishment candidate in the U.S. presidential race with no past political experience, Zhirinovsky is a consummate political insider who has sat in the Duma for more than two decades.
Putin has also praised Trump as “very talented”, while the Republican candidate has said the Kremlin boss is a better leader than U.S. President Barack Obama. Clinton has accused Trump of being too cozy with Putin and questioned his business interests in Russia.
In other comments that have delighted Moscow, Trump has questioned the value of NATO for Washington, has spoken ambiguously about Russia’s 2014 annexation of Ukraine’s Crimea and suggested that the United States under his leadership would adopt a more isolationist foreign policy.
“He (Trump) won’t care about Syria, Libya and Iraq and why an earth should America interfere in these countries? And Ukraine. Who needs Ukraine?,” said Zhirinovsky, who once counted himself a friend of Iraq’s Saddam Hussein and Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi and whose deaths he still laments.
“Trump will have a brilliant chance to make relations more peaceful … He’s the only one who can do this,” he said, adding that Trump could even win a Nobel peace prize
CLINTON “CRAVES POWER”
In contrast, Zhirinovsky described Clinton as “an evil mother-in law” and said her record as secretary of state under Obama in 2009-2013 showed she was unfit to lead her country.
“She craves power. Her view is that Hillary is the most important person on the planet, that America is an exceptional country, as Barack Obama said,” said Zhirinovsky. “That’s dangerous. She could start a nuclear war.”
In typically chauvinistic remarks, Zhirinovsky said Clinton’s gender should also bar her from the presidency.
“Most Americans should choose Trump because men have been leading for millions of year. You can’t take the risk of having one of the richest, most powerful countries led by a woman president,” he said.
Asked about lewd comments Trump made about women in 2005 that have harmed his campaign, Zhirinovsky defended the Republican: “Men all round the world sometimes say such things that are just for their comrades. We must only consider his business (and political) qualities.”
Though Putin and Trump have never met, Zhirinovsky said he believed they could establish a close working relationship, adding: “Victory for Trump would be a gift to humanity. But if Hillary Clinton wins it will be the last U.S. president ever.”
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