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The Little Boy President
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SYTFE
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(CNN) Like most little boys, Donald Trump can be disarmingly honest, as when he once said, "When I look at myself in the first grade and I look at myself now, I'm basically the same. The temperament is not that different." The trouble is that the first grader is now President of the United States, and his temperament is on display for the world to see.
Unpredictable, impulsive and immature, Trump acts in a way that would be expected of a 6-year-old boy, but is terrifying in a man whose moods dictate decisions carried out by adults on behalf of the most powerful nation in the world.
Trump's dismissal of FBI Director James Comey offers a sterling example of the childish -- and reckless -- Trump style. When Comey broke with bureau tradition and spoke negatively about Trump's rival in the election, though initially he was criticized by candidate Trump, he was later praised -- and effusively. Over and over again, the soon-to-be-president described how Comey had done the right thing in criticizing Hillary Clinton. Comey remained in Trump's good graces after he was inaugurated, and Trump's team expressed confidence in him up until last week.
As CNN's John King and Jeff Zeleny reported, the change in Trump's feelings about Comey were evident to a friend who spoke with him last weekend and noticed the President was "white hot" over Comey's recent testimony on Capitol Hill. Comey had said he felt "mildly nauseous" about the possibility of having affected the November election. This, and continued investigations into possible connections between Trump's associates and Russians who meddled in the election, were causing a presidential temper tantrum.
Like many a 6-year-old, the stewing President chose to act on his feelings. Within days he had signed a letter dismissing the director. But instead of doing the adult thing and firing Comey face-to-face, Trump sent his former personal bodyguard Keith Schiller to deliver it to Comey's office -- while Comey was away in Los Angeles.
Schiller's last star turn involved bullying newsman Jorge Ramos out of a Trump rally. Long a human security blanket for Trump, Schiller now hangs out at the White House. His appearance at FBI headquarters signaled that the buddies -- Trump and Schiller -- were in charge of this power play.
Like a boy who plays with matches and sets the back yard on fire, Trump has been surprised by the effects of his actions. He expected Democrats who resented Comey's election season performance to applaud the firing. Of course, this thinking ignores the fact that Comey was in charge of investigating Russia's influence on the election and very real concerns about providing stable leadership to the American people. The FBI is so vital an agency that directors receive 10-year appointments precisely because they shouldn't be fired on the basis of presidential pique.
In the aftermath of the President's incendiary act, we have seen the adults around him scramble to put out the fire. White House spokesman Sean Spicer reportedly met with his staff near bushes on the White House grounds while nearby reporters sought comment, and Kellyanne Conway was dispatched to offer on-air gobbledygook to CNN's Anderson Cooper. At one point, she complained to Cooper that people "are looking at the wrong set of facts."
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Expect president man-child's temper tantrums to only get worse over time.
No...the little boy left...obama isn't President anymore....we have an actual adult in office now...Donald Trump.
On healthcare: "Nobody knew that healthcare could be so complicated"
On the Presidency: "I thought it would be easier"
On North Korea: "After listening for 10 MINUTES I realized it's not so easy"
This is stuff your 10 year old tells you when he gets bored of playing the Cello
Are 10 year olds billionaires?
Do they run hundreds of companies worldwide?
Do they pay more in taxes in one year than you'll earn in your lifetime?
I know, I know...his father...blah, blah, blah.
I'm sure all billionaires are absolute idiots...just ask a broke, low-life Liberal...HAHA
no of course not...
but they do have a following of little bitch drones who are MORE than willing to kiss their ass any time, any place, for any reason ...
pucker up boi....
In tow are the worthless haters...made up faggots, trannys, wetbacks, and bottom feeding piece of shits...Where do you categorize?
T R I G G E R E D
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TheOldSchool
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^ Says an inbred rube who popped a woody whenever Trump lied about Mexico paying for a wallhe could care less about going anything other than keeping his sorry ass in the spotlight.
You're too emotional, just look at your post. Blame your devotion to liberal propaganda.
WheelieAddict
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It's likely Donald Trump is gay/bisexual. He has a model wife that he banishes from the white house and never sees.
Luddly Neddite
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Interestingly, his own wife said he was a child. She said she has two children.
Watch them together and you see it. She's the adult in that sham of a marriage.
For that matter, look at how he and his daughter-wife are together. Creepy as hell and he's the child there too.
His reaction to every single thing going on is that of a little child. A very spoiled, petulant, insecure child who thinks more lies will cover up his lies.
Watch them together and you see it. She's the adult in that sham of a marriage.
For that matter, look at how he and his daughter-wife are together. Creepy as hell and he's the child there too.
His reaction to every single thing going on is that of a little child. A very spoiled, petulant, insecure child who thinks more lies will cover up his lies.
WheelieAddict
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President Trump represents conservative and evangelical christian values.You have to love the irony of a bunch of whiney liberals engaging in adolescent put downs while calling the president childish.
Exactly what I'm talking about. Thank you, snowflake.President Trump represents conservative and evangelical christian values.You have to love the irony of a bunch of whiney liberals engaging in adolescent put downs while calling the president childish.
BrokeLoser
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No...the little boy left...obama isn't President anymore....we have an actual adult in office now...Donald Trump.
On healthcare: "Nobody knew that healthcare could be so complicated"
On the Presidency: "I thought it would be easier"
On North Korea: "After listening for 10 MINUTES I realized it's not so easy"
This is stuff your 10 year old tells you when he gets bored of playing the Cello
Are 10 year olds billionaires?
Do they run hundreds of companies worldwide?
Do they pay more in taxes in one year than you'll earn in your lifetime?
I know, I know...his father...blah, blah, blah.
I'm sure all billionaires are absolute idiots...just ask a broke, low-life Liberal...HAHA
no of course not...
but they do have a following of little bitch drones who are MORE than willing to kiss their ass any time, any place, for any reason ...
pucker up boi....
In tow are the worthless haters...made up faggots, trannys, wetbacks, and bottom feeding piece of shits...Where do you categorize?
T R I G G E R E D
DAMN RIGHT!
All stand-up real American's are "triggered"....That's how you loons lost all of D.C.
Thank God you whacks continue to push your backward, Loony bullshit. Most with half a brain are embarrassed to affiliate with the Left these days. Keep up the good work and keep pushing for the right to allow Bubba in a dress to shit next to my 14 year old daughter. Best thing you nut-jobs ever did was lobby for the .000002%...you even got your un-American President behind it...haha....again, thanks for doing such an AWESOME JOB fucking yourselves...haha
Kosh
Quick Look Over There!
(CNN) Like most little boys, Donald Trump can be disarmingly honest, as when he once said, "When I look at myself in the first grade and I look at myself now, I'm basically the same. The temperament is not that different." The trouble is that the first grader is now President of the United States, and his temperament is on display for the world to see.
Unpredictable, impulsive and immature, Trump acts in a way that would be expected of a 6-year-old boy, but is terrifying in a man whose moods dictate decisions carried out by adults on behalf of the most powerful nation in the world.
Trump's dismissal of FBI Director James Comey offers a sterling example of the childish -- and reckless -- Trump style. When Comey broke with bureau tradition and spoke negatively about Trump's rival in the election, though initially he was criticized by candidate Trump, he was later praised -- and effusively. Over and over again, the soon-to-be-president described how Comey had done the right thing in criticizing Hillary Clinton. Comey remained in Trump's good graces after he was inaugurated, and Trump's team expressed confidence in him up until last week.
As CNN's John King and Jeff Zeleny reported, the change in Trump's feelings about Comey were evident to a friend who spoke with him last weekend and noticed the President was "white hot" over Comey's recent testimony on Capitol Hill. Comey had said he felt "mildly nauseous" about the possibility of having affected the November election. This, and continued investigations into possible connections between Trump's associates and Russians who meddled in the election, were causing a presidential temper tantrum.
Like many a 6-year-old, the stewing President chose to act on his feelings. Within days he had signed a letter dismissing the director. But instead of doing the adult thing and firing Comey face-to-face, Trump sent his former personal bodyguard Keith Schiller to deliver it to Comey's office -- while Comey was away in Los Angeles.
Schiller's last star turn involved bullying newsman Jorge Ramos out of a Trump rally. Long a human security blanket for Trump, Schiller now hangs out at the White House. His appearance at FBI headquarters signaled that the buddies -- Trump and Schiller -- were in charge of this power play.
Like a boy who plays with matches and sets the back yard on fire, Trump has been surprised by the effects of his actions. He expected Democrats who resented Comey's election season performance to applaud the firing. Of course, this thinking ignores the fact that Comey was in charge of investigating Russia's influence on the election and very real concerns about providing stable leadership to the American people. The FBI is so vital an agency that directors receive 10-year appointments precisely because they shouldn't be fired on the basis of presidential pique.
In the aftermath of the President's incendiary act, we have seen the adults around him scramble to put out the fire. White House spokesman Sean Spicer reportedly met with his staff near bushes on the White House grounds while nearby reporters sought comment, and Kellyanne Conway was dispatched to offer on-air gobbledygook to CNN's Anderson Cooper. At one point, she complained to Cooper that people "are looking at the wrong set of facts."
Rest here: The little boy president (opinion) - CNN.com
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Expect president man-child's temper tantrums to only get worse over time.
Sorry Obama is out office and the little boys that still support the far left religion show why they are very little!
Arguing with a far left drone is like arguing with a two year old!
And this OP proves it!
gipper
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You should be glad Hillary is not in the WH. We don't need a criminal as our President.(CNN) Like most little boys, Donald Trump can be disarmingly honest, as when he once said, "When I look at myself in the first grade and I look at myself now, I'm basically the same. The temperament is not that different." The trouble is that the first grader is now President of the United States, and his temperament is on display for the world to see.
Unpredictable, impulsive and immature, Trump acts in a way that would be expected of a 6-year-old boy, but is terrifying in a man whose moods dictate decisions carried out by adults on behalf of the most powerful nation in the world.
Trump's dismissal of FBI Director James Comey offers a sterling example of the childish -- and reckless -- Trump style. When Comey broke with bureau tradition and spoke negatively about Trump's rival in the election, though initially he was criticized by candidate Trump, he was later praised -- and effusively. Over and over again, the soon-to-be-president described how Comey had done the right thing in criticizing Hillary Clinton. Comey remained in Trump's good graces after he was inaugurated, and Trump's team expressed confidence in him up until last week.
As CNN's John King and Jeff Zeleny reported, the change in Trump's feelings about Comey were evident to a friend who spoke with him last weekend and noticed the President was "white hot" over Comey's recent testimony on Capitol Hill. Comey had said he felt "mildly nauseous" about the possibility of having affected the November election. This, and continued investigations into possible connections between Trump's associates and Russians who meddled in the election, were causing a presidential temper tantrum.
Like many a 6-year-old, the stewing President chose to act on his feelings. Within days he had signed a letter dismissing the director. But instead of doing the adult thing and firing Comey face-to-face, Trump sent his former personal bodyguard Keith Schiller to deliver it to Comey's office -- while Comey was away in Los Angeles.
Schiller's last star turn involved bullying newsman Jorge Ramos out of a Trump rally. Long a human security blanket for Trump, Schiller now hangs out at the White House. His appearance at FBI headquarters signaled that the buddies -- Trump and Schiller -- were in charge of this power play.
Like a boy who plays with matches and sets the back yard on fire, Trump has been surprised by the effects of his actions. He expected Democrats who resented Comey's election season performance to applaud the firing. Of course, this thinking ignores the fact that Comey was in charge of investigating Russia's influence on the election and very real concerns about providing stable leadership to the American people. The FBI is so vital an agency that directors receive 10-year appointments precisely because they shouldn't be fired on the basis of presidential pique.
In the aftermath of the President's incendiary act, we have seen the adults around him scramble to put out the fire. White House spokesman Sean Spicer reportedly met with his staff near bushes on the White House grounds while nearby reporters sought comment, and Kellyanne Conway was dispatched to offer on-air gobbledygook to CNN's Anderson Cooper. At one point, she complained to Cooper that people "are looking at the wrong set of facts."
Rest here: The little boy president (opinion) - CNN.com
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Expect president man-child's temper tantrums to only get worse over time.
Luddly Neddite
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You should be glad Hillary is not in the WH. We don't need a criminal as our President.(CNN) Like most little boys, Donald Trump can be disarmingly honest, as when he once said, "When I look at myself in the first grade and I look at myself now, I'm basically the same. The temperament is not that different." The trouble is that the first grader is now President of the United States, and his temperament is on display for the world to see.
Unpredictable, impulsive and immature, Trump acts in a way that would be expected of a 6-year-old boy, but is terrifying in a man whose moods dictate decisions carried out by adults on behalf of the most powerful nation in the world.
Trump's dismissal of FBI Director James Comey offers a sterling example of the childish -- and reckless -- Trump style. When Comey broke with bureau tradition and spoke negatively about Trump's rival in the election, though initially he was criticized by candidate Trump, he was later praised -- and effusively. Over and over again, the soon-to-be-president described how Comey had done the right thing in criticizing Hillary Clinton. Comey remained in Trump's good graces after he was inaugurated, and Trump's team expressed confidence in him up until last week.
As CNN's John King and Jeff Zeleny reported, the change in Trump's feelings about Comey were evident to a friend who spoke with him last weekend and noticed the President was "white hot" over Comey's recent testimony on Capitol Hill. Comey had said he felt "mildly nauseous" about the possibility of having affected the November election. This, and continued investigations into possible connections between Trump's associates and Russians who meddled in the election, were causing a presidential temper tantrum.
Like many a 6-year-old, the stewing President chose to act on his feelings. Within days he had signed a letter dismissing the director. But instead of doing the adult thing and firing Comey face-to-face, Trump sent his former personal bodyguard Keith Schiller to deliver it to Comey's office -- while Comey was away in Los Angeles.
Schiller's last star turn involved bullying newsman Jorge Ramos out of a Trump rally. Long a human security blanket for Trump, Schiller now hangs out at the White House. His appearance at FBI headquarters signaled that the buddies -- Trump and Schiller -- were in charge of this power play.
Like a boy who plays with matches and sets the back yard on fire, Trump has been surprised by the effects of his actions. He expected Democrats who resented Comey's election season performance to applaud the firing. Of course, this thinking ignores the fact that Comey was in charge of investigating Russia's influence on the election and very real concerns about providing stable leadership to the American people. The FBI is so vital an agency that directors receive 10-year appointments precisely because they shouldn't be fired on the basis of presidential pique.
In the aftermath of the President's incendiary act, we have seen the adults around him scramble to put out the fire. White House spokesman Sean Spicer reportedly met with his staff near bushes on the White House grounds while nearby reporters sought comment, and Kellyanne Conway was dispatched to offer on-air gobbledygook to CNN's Anderson Cooper. At one point, she complained to Cooper that people "are looking at the wrong set of facts."
Rest here: The little boy president (opinion) - CNN.com
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Expect president man-child's temper tantrums to only get worse over time.
Quit hiding behind lies about Dems. There's no proof she's a criminal but there IS proof trump is.
People keep saying he should grow up, act presidential, make an effort to learn about the issues. Instead, he takes another golfing vacation with no advisories or authorities in sight.
He won't last 4 years but right up to the last day, people will still be saying he needs to be presidential and should stop lying.
He's 70yo. He's not going to grow up.
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Luddly Neddite
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President Trump represents conservative and evangelical christian values.You have to love the irony of a bunch of whiney liberals engaging in adolescent put downs while calling the president childish.
He's trashy, she's trashy, but I feel a little tiny bit sorry for her because her husband is in love with his daughter.
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gipper
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She committed multiple felonies. You need better unbiased news sources. Imagine how smart you could be.You should be glad Hillary is not in the WH. We don't need a criminal as our President.(CNN) Like most little boys, Donald Trump can be disarmingly honest, as when he once said, "When I look at myself in the first grade and I look at myself now, I'm basically the same. The temperament is not that different." The trouble is that the first grader is now President of the United States, and his temperament is on display for the world to see.
Unpredictable, impulsive and immature, Trump acts in a way that would be expected of a 6-year-old boy, but is terrifying in a man whose moods dictate decisions carried out by adults on behalf of the most powerful nation in the world.
Trump's dismissal of FBI Director James Comey offers a sterling example of the childish -- and reckless -- Trump style. When Comey broke with bureau tradition and spoke negatively about Trump's rival in the election, though initially he was criticized by candidate Trump, he was later praised -- and effusively. Over and over again, the soon-to-be-president described how Comey had done the right thing in criticizing Hillary Clinton. Comey remained in Trump's good graces after he was inaugurated, and Trump's team expressed confidence in him up until last week.
As CNN's John King and Jeff Zeleny reported, the change in Trump's feelings about Comey were evident to a friend who spoke with him last weekend and noticed the President was "white hot" over Comey's recent testimony on Capitol Hill. Comey had said he felt "mildly nauseous" about the possibility of having affected the November election. This, and continued investigations into possible connections between Trump's associates and Russians who meddled in the election, were causing a presidential temper tantrum.
Like many a 6-year-old, the stewing President chose to act on his feelings. Within days he had signed a letter dismissing the director. But instead of doing the adult thing and firing Comey face-to-face, Trump sent his former personal bodyguard Keith Schiller to deliver it to Comey's office -- while Comey was away in Los Angeles.
Schiller's last star turn involved bullying newsman Jorge Ramos out of a Trump rally. Long a human security blanket for Trump, Schiller now hangs out at the White House. His appearance at FBI headquarters signaled that the buddies -- Trump and Schiller -- were in charge of this power play.
Like a boy who plays with matches and sets the back yard on fire, Trump has been surprised by the effects of his actions. He expected Democrats who resented Comey's election season performance to applaud the firing. Of course, this thinking ignores the fact that Comey was in charge of investigating Russia's influence on the election and very real concerns about providing stable leadership to the American people. The FBI is so vital an agency that directors receive 10-year appointments precisely because they shouldn't be fired on the basis of presidential pique.
In the aftermath of the President's incendiary act, we have seen the adults around him scramble to put out the fire. White House spokesman Sean Spicer reportedly met with his staff near bushes on the White House grounds while nearby reporters sought comment, and Kellyanne Conway was dispatched to offer on-air gobbledygook to CNN's Anderson Cooper. At one point, she complained to Cooper that people "are looking at the wrong set of facts."
Rest here: The little boy president (opinion) - CNN.com
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Expect president man-child's temper tantrums to only get worse over time.
Quit hiding behind lies about Dems. There's no proof she's a criminal but there IS proof trump is.
People keep saying he should grow up, act presidential, make an effort to learn about the issues. Instead, he takes another golfing vacation with no advisories or authorities in sight.
He won't last 4 years but right up to the last day, people will still be saying he needs to be presidential and should stop lying.
He's 70yo. He's not going to grow up.
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Missouri_Mike
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But it's a countdown like when you snowflakes threaten to kick someone's ass when you reach three. 2... 2 1/2..........2 3/4....................................2 7/8........................................,,.It's a countdown to article 25
You're never going to actually get to three.
/---- To think Hildabeast was beaten by someone sooooooooooooooooooooooooo Stupid.
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