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Originally posted by parabellum:

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Originally posted by wcb6092:

Indeed.

So, the question is, in two years, at the mid-term elections, she we all have forgotten this? Including the political press?

ha! doubtful. I bet were still arm chair qb'in trump even after the wall is built.

I'm seeing an increase in stories about racism in the Trump orbit. These leftist fools are absolutely blind to the reality that we're all beyond fed up with their bullshit name calling idiocy. Keep it up morons!

There was a time for calm blue ocean.

Now it's time to kick lefist ass and attempt to undo the last eight years of utter treason and other bullshit.

Oh, and the racist thing.
I do not accept this label anymore.
It has been so overused on people who were not racists, it has lot it's effectiveness.
Good.

I am sure we have racists in the country. But it is so overblown anymore. Racists probably make up less than 5% of this country.
I wish it were even less.
Racism is dying in this country, count on it.

meanwhile, back at the ranch, (does anyone say that anymore ?)

George Soros and other rich liberals are gathering in Washington for a three-day, closed door meeting to retool the big-money left to fight back against Donald Trump.

The conference, which kicked off Sunday night at Washington’s pricey Mandarin Oriental hotel, is sponsored by the influential Democracy Alliance donor club

will include appearances by leaders of most leading unions and liberal groups, as well as Nancy Pelosi, Sen. Elizabeth Warren and Congressional Progressive Caucus co-chairman Keith Ellison

http://hotair.com/archives/201...gether-post-hillary/

Have not heard of this guy before, but excellent commentary / opinion video from Thaddeus Dionne Alexander, titled Protesting....really? A message to all of the Hillary supporters .

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Originally posted by sdy:
meanwhile, back at the ranch, (does anyone say that anymore ?)

George Soros and other rich liberals are gathering in Washington for a three-day, closed door meeting to retool the big-money left to fight back against Donald Trump.

The conference, which kicked off Sunday night at Washington’s pricey Mandarin Oriental hotel, is sponsored by the influential Democracy Alliance donor club

will include appearances by leaders of most leading unions and liberal groups, as well as Nancy Pelosi, Sen. Elizabeth Warren and Congressional Progressive Caucus co-chairman Keith Ellison

http://hotair.com/archives/201...gether-post-hillary/

No shindig is complete without Hillary and Huma in tow, how crass.

I hear they're serving steamed clams.

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Originally posted by Leemur:
I'm seeing an increase in stories about racism in the Trump orbit. These leftist fools are absolutely blind to the reality that we're all beyond fed up with their bullshit name calling idiocy. Keep it up morons!

The local Philly news, when the election came up, concentrated on stories about "that racist bannon" and about a huge increase of attacks against Muslims and minorities. They also showed a story about racist graffiti mentioning support for Trump and telling minorities they better run or some nonsense.

I'm about 100% certain that the people who actually sprayed that graffiti and writing racist comments attributed to Trump supporters are in reality leftist trolls.

Damon Linker [/QUOTE]

"Spectacularly wrong" doesnt even begin to cover how off this dude was.

Is it possible to email this guy with nothing but a string of laughs?[/QUOTE]

damon_linker@yahoo.com

http://www.damonlinker.com/index.htm

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Originally posted by parabellum:
I hear they're serving steamed clams.

If so, I hope the clams are past their eat by date.

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Originally posted by sdy:
meanwhile, back at the ranch, (does anyone say that anymore ?)

George Soros and other rich liberals are gathering in Washington for a three-day, closed door meeting to retool the big-money left to fight back against Donald Trump.

The conference, which kicked off Sunday night at Washington’s pricey Mandarin Oriental hotel, is sponsored by the influential Democracy Alliance donor club

will include appearances by leaders of most leading unions and liberal groups, as well as Nancy Pelosi, Sen. Elizabeth Warren and Congressional Progressive Caucus co-chairman Keith Ellison

http://hotair.com/archives/201...gether-post-hillary/

My mind reflexed to free association. Drone strike is what I thought.

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Originally posted by parabellum:
I hear they're serving steamed clams.

Entertainment provided courtesy of Carlos Danger.

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Originally posted by EasyFire:

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Originally posted by parabellum:
I hear they're serving steamed clams.

If so, I hope the clams are past their eat by date.

Oh don't worry, the clams are way past their shelf life.

Because you Trump brutes are well... so brutish, maybe a touchy feely article on how to heal families that split their vote.

You know you want to. You know yer tired of celebrating and shoving it in their faces.

http://www.wsj.com/articles/ho...-election-1479150222

Not me however.

I truly believe The Republic is saved as best it could be for now.
The alternative was horrifying.

Obama has commented how surprised Trump was at the job of setting up the office of the president

The "media" has reported that Trump is already way behind in making the necessary critical appointments.

So, how well did Obama do in 2008/2009?


http://www.washingtonpost.com/...AR2009030303323.html

March 2009

With many political appointments below the Cabinet level still unfilled

The Post asked veteran vetters and political experts to weigh in on the Obama White House's personnel problems.

The vetting process has been poorly executed and consistently sloppy. Were potential nominees asked the catch-all question all recent administrations have asked about anything in a nominee's background that could embarrass the president-elect? Or did this administration simply have an overabundance of office seekers with unpaid taxes or ongoing federal investigations? The White House that hired the Democratic Party's best opposition researcher to work in the Counsel's Office apparently didn't subject its own nominees to the same level of scrutiny it intends to provide its adversaries

President Obama's excessive delay making political appointments is disappointing to the public and to Congress. The process of filling these sub-Cabinet positions is always slow, but Obama promised to change the way Washington works, thus setting high expectations for efficiency and effectiveness in the appointment process

The Obama administration is going through what all new administrations go through. The short version: Welcome to the National Football League. (Refers to a rookie phenom who gets unceremoniously sacked on his first play from scrimmage.)

No matter how many times White House vetters ask nominees, "What is there in your background that might embarrass the President?," something unforeseen almost always pops up

The irresistible force, President Obama, is meeting the immovable object, the way Washington works. Washington is winning.

Many Cabinet secretaries are home alone, with few sub-Cabinet appointees in place.

Obama looks less impressive and efficient an administrator than he did in the initial honeymoon glow. He's also hurt by not being fully staffed at a time when he is trying to do more at once than any president since Lyndon Johnson

After the Obama administration's early vetting missteps, however, there appears to be a hesitancy to move too fast

During the campaign, President Obama pledged a more competent, responsive federal government. Now he needs to staff up in order to deliver.

Tax issues have hit several of President Obama's nominees, not only delaying or derailing them but forcing a re-vetting -- including full-body-cavity tax audits going back a decade -- for other nominees-in-waiting

With only a skeleton crew of top political appointees at the Treasury Department, Secretary Timothy Geithner had to awkwardly scramble to come up with a detailed financial rescue plan. In many other Cabinet departments, the secretary is the only key appointee officially occupying his or her office -- even as hundreds of billions of dollars in stimulus need to move quickly out to states and localities.

But the result is that a long list of nominees will wait for months even to get formally nominated. Obama's noble intentions to get his team in place early have collided with the sober realities of a constipated confirmation process and new standards that he proclaimed.


Vacant positions are also causing a crisis of management. Both political appointees and the civil service carry out the president's directives, but without the appointees, the civil servants are rightfully cautious about interpreting what the president wants

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poor Donald. so much to learn from obozo

^^^^^^^^

Remember about 2 weeks ago when the hag said she was already "planning her transition" to the White House and hoped it didn't make her look too "presumptious?" You know, because the election was such a foregone conclusion...

I remember.

Shame about those fireworks. I bet it would've been a spectacular show.

In hindsight, she saw the handwriting on the wall.

She wanted those fireworks just as sure as another million from Qatar. It was to be in our faces.

Hmmm, lucky for us it didn't happen.
Well almost, she did get the million.

I am so greateful I don't have to listen to her daily after her supposed win. 8 years was long enough to wander in the Wilderness.

Have you all noticed the all-out assault on Trump now from the media about how racist/homophobic/misogynist/white-supremacist he and all his followers are?

Have these FRIGGIN IDIOTS not yet realized it's that very labeling that lost them this election? Man, talk about some slow learners.