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This is why we voted for him. I think everyone who voted for him knew his personality was grotesque, it was the issues.
"he'd of done"Kasich would have lost.......he'd of done the Hilly light routine just as McCain tried the O light approach
This was predictable and predicted in 1992 by Strauss & HoweYou were warned, Annie. Too little too late now. I said last year this guy would harm the Republican Party for years to come. Should have nominated Kasich.
Ann Coulter Is Worried The ‘Trump-Haters Were Right’
I don't think he'll damage the party as a whole. Most of the GOP separated themselves from him during the primaries. He is now the president & not a candidate so you have to try to find common ground where you can or everything comes to a full stop. Most rational adults understand this.You were warned, Annie. Too little too late now. I said last year this guy would harm the Republican Party for years to come. Should have nominated Kasich.
Ann Coulter Is Worried The ‘Trump-Haters Were Right’
You were warned, Annie. Too little too late now. I said last year this guy would harm the Republican Party for years to come. Should have nominated Kasich.
Ann Coulter Is Worried The ‘Trump-Haters Were Right’
You were warned, Annie. Too little too late now. I said last year this guy would harm the Republican Party for years to come. Should have nominated Kasich.
Ann Coulter Is Worried The ‘Trump-Haters Were Right’
Ann will never get over being Ann.You were warned, Annie. Too little too late now. I said last year this guy would harm the Republican Party for years to come. Should have nominated Kasich.
Ann Coulter Is Worried The ‘Trump-Haters Were Right’
No......compared to hilary, Ann will get over it. As a caller to the local radio show said, the worst day of Trump is better than the best day of hilary.
That's called clinging to hope despite your doubtsYou were warned, Annie. Too little too late now. I said last year this guy would harm the Republican Party for years to come. Should have nominated Kasich.
Ann Coulter Is Worried The ‘Trump-Haters Were Right’
And yet...this is what she actually said...
In an interview Sunday with The Daily Caller, Coulter let it be known she still has hope in the Trump presidency,
That's called clinging to hope despite your doubtsYou were warned, Annie. Too little too late now. I said last year this guy would harm the Republican Party for years to come. Should have nominated Kasich.
Ann Coulter Is Worried The ‘Trump-Haters Were Right’
And yet...this is what she actually said...
In an interview Sunday with The Daily Caller, Coulter let it be known she still has hope in the Trump presidency,
I don't follow Ann. Is what she thinks important enough that it matters?Ann Coulter is Having Buyer's Remorse Over Trump
You were warned, Annie. Too little too late now. I said last year this guy would harm the Republican Party for years to come. Should have nominated Kasich.
Ann Coulter Is Worried The ‘Trump-Haters Were Right’
If he makes nice with democrats, I'd be done with him too.
We would have had the same shyte with whoever "won", Don is merely a symptom, he ain't the problem.
"Forget the firing of James Comey. Forget the paralysis in Congress. Forget the idiocy of a press that covers our descent into tyranny as if it were a sports contest between corporate Republicans and corporate Democrats or a reality show starring our maniacal president and the idiots that surround him. Forget the noise. The crisis we face is not embodied in the public images of the politicians that run our dysfunctional government. The crisis we face is the result of a four-decade-long, slow-motion corporate coup that has rendered the citizen impotent, left us without any authentic democratic institutions and allowed corporate and military power to become omnipotent. This crisis has spawned a corrupt electoral system of legalized bribery and empowered those public figures that master the arts of entertainment and artifice. And if we do not overthrow the neoliberal, corporate forces that have destroyed our democracy we will continue to vomit up more monstrosities as dangerous as Donald Trump. Trump is the symptom, not the disease."
Trump Is the Symptom, Not the Disease: Chris Hedges
Don is merely a symptom, he ain't the problem.
The reassertion of nationalism in reaction to multi-national corporations playing even superpower nations is a big problem without off the shelf solutionsWe would have had the same shyte with whoever "won", Don is merely a symptom, he ain't the problem.
"Forget the firing of James Comey. Forget the paralysis in Congress. Forget the idiocy of a press that covers our descent into tyranny as if it were a sports contest between corporate Republicans and corporate Democrats or a reality show starring our maniacal president and the idiots that surround him. Forget the noise. The crisis we face is not embodied in the public images of the politicians that run our dysfunctional government. The crisis we face is the result of a four-decade-long, slow-motion corporate coup that has rendered the citizen impotent, left us without any authentic democratic institutions and allowed corporate and military power to become omnipotent. This crisis has spawned a corrupt electoral system of legalized bribery and empowered those public figures that master the arts of entertainment and artifice. And if we do not overthrow the neoliberal, corporate forces that have destroyed our democracy we will continue to vomit up more monstrosities as dangerous as Donald Trump. Trump is the symptom, not the disease."
Trump Is the Symptom, Not the Disease: Chris HedgesDon is merely a symptom, he ain't the problem.
Well, I agree with this much of what you posted.
Apparently Hedges is okay with corporate Republicans "winning" the coup.
...contest between corporate Republicans and corporate Democrats...The crisis we face is the result of a four-decade-long, slow-motion corporate coup...if we do not overthrow the neoliberal, corporate forces...If one sees danger in a corporate coup, does it really matter whether the corporate usurpers are liberal or conservative? No matter their specific-issue politics, corporate interests have one controlling goal: profit maximization. Achieving that goal will always come at the expense of individuals and entities who, for whatever reason, are poor competitors.
The reassertion of nationalism in reaction to multi-national corporations playing even superpower nations is a big problem without off the shelf solutionsWe would have had the same shyte with whoever "won", Don is merely a symptom, he ain't the problem.
"Forget the firing of James Comey. Forget the paralysis in Congress. Forget the idiocy of a press that covers our descent into tyranny as if it were a sports contest between corporate Republicans and corporate Democrats or a reality show starring our maniacal president and the idiots that surround him. Forget the noise. The crisis we face is not embodied in the public images of the politicians that run our dysfunctional government. The crisis we face is the result of a four-decade-long, slow-motion corporate coup that has rendered the citizen impotent, left us without any authentic democratic institutions and allowed corporate and military power to become omnipotent. This crisis has spawned a corrupt electoral system of legalized bribery and empowered those public figures that master the arts of entertainment and artifice. And if we do not overthrow the neoliberal, corporate forces that have destroyed our democracy we will continue to vomit up more monstrosities as dangerous as Donald Trump. Trump is the symptom, not the disease."
Trump Is the Symptom, Not the Disease: Chris HedgesDon is merely a symptom, he ain't the problem.
Well, I agree with this much of what you posted.
Apparently Hedges is okay with corporate Republicans "winning" the coup.
...contest between corporate Republicans and corporate Democrats...The crisis we face is the result of a four-decade-long, slow-motion corporate coup...if we do not overthrow the neoliberal, corporate forces...If one sees danger in a corporate coup, does it really matter whether the corporate usurpers are liberal or conservative? No matter their specific-issue politics, corporate interests have one controlling goal: profit maximization. Achieving that goal will always come at the expense of individuals and entities who, for whatever reason, are poor competitors.
a big problem without off the shelf solutions
