Trump boils over
Don’t do it to me, do it to her, to her, TO HER.
President Trump’s frustration at the investigations into his campaign’s ties with Russia boiled over on Sunday, as he sought to shift the focus to a litany of accusations against his 2016 rival, Hillary Clinton, a day before the special counsel inquiry will reportedly produce the first indictment in the case.
Great plan, except for the fact that Clinton does not hold any elected office or other official post, so she’s not in a position to toss the whole country into the fire the way Donald Noimpulsecontrol Trump is.
In a series of midmorning Twitter posts, Mr. Trump said Republicans were now pushing back against the Russia allegations by looking into Mrs. Clinton. But the president, who has often expressed anger that his allies were not doing more to protect him from the Russia inquiries, made it clear he believed that Mrs. Clinton should be pursued more forcefully, writing, “DO SOMETHING!”
He did not specify who should take such action, though critics have accused him of trying to improperly sway the inquiries.
Or of inciting mob action.
CNN reported on Friday that a federal grand jury in Washington had approved the first charges in Mr. Mueller’s investigation, and that plans had been made for anyone charged to be taken into custody as early as Monday. CNN said the target of the charges was unclear.
Multiple congressional committees have undertaken their own investigations into Russian meddling in the elections, following up on the conclusion of United States intelligence agencies that Moscow sought to sway the contest in favor of Mr. Trump — an idea that he has frequently dismissed as a hoax.
Speaking on NBC’s “Meet the Press” on Sunday, Senator Rob Portman, Republican of Ohio, said the president had been “too defensive” about Mr. Mueller’s inquiry. “We ought to instead focus on the outrage that the Russians meddled in our elections,” said Mr. Portman, who serves on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
And the outrage that it worked and the outrage that we’re stuck with the Queens Monster as a result.
Haahaha, I read that as the Queen’s Monster. How he’d love that.
Burst baby burst.
Funny how Republicans, so outraged at anything that smells (to them) of unnecessary expense, are willing to continue throwing money at relentless (and reckless) investigations of non-crimes that have been investigated to death. But then, Hillary is a Democrat, so she must be guilty – of something, of anything, of everything. Plus, she is Hillary, and since she is such an “unfeminine monster” she must be punished for her uppitiness.
One way forward for Trump is to offer the Fat Boy from Pyongyang a post in his government, where the latter would arguably fit in well, even if he never bothered to learn English. And a variety of possible outcomes, each probably better than the present drift towards a nuclear exchange, where incinerating any major city on the US west coast would satisfy the Fat Boy’s lust for ever-widening power and attention.
Worth a try, surely.
#3 Omar: Great idea! They could merger into UAR, United Arrogant Repugnance, or something shiny like that. They even form a ready-made vaudeville act: “We proudly present: The Weirdo Hairdos!! “
” The Weirdo Hairdos!! ” (preferably with exclamation plings left on). They would run for years on Broadway: and as a bonus it would possibly keep them both out of further trouble, and make the watching of them easier.
Though you never know with that pair.
A complementary pair if ever there was one. (Not complimentary, mind!)
I notice in the Groan that a woman cyclist in Virginia gave Trump an appropriate Hail to the Chief.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2017/oct/29/hail-to-the-chief-cyclist-gives-trump-the-middle-finger