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BigBearJohn

(11,410 posts)
Fri Jan 27, 2017, 11:37 AM Jan 2017

The more of the GOP that jump onto Trump's clown car, the more insane

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stupid, and worthy of ridicule they appear. Like some bizarre deranged Stanley Kubrick film, they are following him off the cliff like a herd of lemmings and it couldn't be happening to a more deserving group of reprobates. Amen.

(Reprobate: sinner who is not of the elect and is predestined to damnation)

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The more of the GOP that jump onto Trump's clown car, the more insane (Original Post) BigBearJohn Jan 2017 OP
Instead you'd think they'd be extremely worried. A week-old presidency and how many protests manicraven Jan 2017 #1
Beautiful thing isn't it Phoenix61 Jan 2017 #6
the country will not survive four years of this crap bdamomma Jan 2017 #2
Don't be misled BSdetect Jan 2017 #3
Republicans are pure EVIL. - end of story - BigBearJohn Jan 2017 #4
+1 uponit7771 Jan 2017 #8
Who was the congressman that said... Stellar Jan 2017 #5
At least McCain would resist lifting sanctions on Russia UltravioletDingo Jan 2017 #7
He has a track record of towing the party line in the end but he may yet be a patriot! FreeStateDemocrat Jan 2017 #9

manicraven

(901 posts)
1. Instead you'd think they'd be extremely worried. A week-old presidency and how many protests
Fri Jan 27, 2017, 11:56 AM
Jan 2017

have there been? Trump proves daily that he's not mentally fit, that his stances are unAmerican, and that he could cause serious harm to our economy, environment, and international relations. Is it wise for the rest of the GOP to jump on the tRump train before the American people? Even many of his zealot followers will jump ship if too much goes wrong, and they begin to fully awaken to the fact they've been deceived. Protests will grow, approval ratings will drop, and their careers will be tied to his...

Phoenix61

(17,003 posts)
6. Beautiful thing isn't it
Fri Jan 27, 2017, 12:42 PM
Jan 2017

Bad for us in the short term but I truly hope this tarnishes the repubs so bad they can never get the shine back.

bdamomma

(63,840 posts)
2. the country will not survive four years of this crap
Fri Jan 27, 2017, 11:59 AM
Jan 2017

he needs to be removed. before he causes more problems.

BSdetect

(8,998 posts)
3. Don't be misled
Fri Jan 27, 2017, 12:02 PM
Jan 2017

They re busy trying to entrench themsleves at every possible level with voter suppression and gerrymandering. Their main weapon now is fake news, lies, innuendo and constant blowing up of non-existant crimes by their opponents (emails, Benghazi) -as that proved very effective.

Stellar

(5,644 posts)
5. Who was the congressman that said...
Fri Jan 27, 2017, 12:20 PM
Jan 2017

...he spends all week trying to convinced his coworkers that he's not crazy and all weekend trying to convince his constituents that he is.

UltravioletDingo

(65 posts)
7. At least McCain would resist lifting sanctions on Russia
Fri Jan 27, 2017, 01:27 PM
Jan 2017

So we got that going for us....Between not releasing his tax returns and Trump & Co's dubious relationship with Russia, I don't know what to make of Trump's very rapid hinting at lifting sanctions. That was quick. Trump is already proving that he's Putin's puppet. Either that, or Trump (and/or his people) has business interests in Russia. Either way, this is bad, bad, bad.

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