proud republican Loc: RED CALIFORNIA

Is President of the United States needs instructions on how to behave in the White House....And the fact that men can m*******te and have babies...

Kevyn

He needs neither, have you lost your mind?

proud republican Loc: RED CALIFORNIA

Did you not see instruction card??

proud republican Loc: RED CALIFORNIA

son of witless

It's the old story about the Emperor having no clothes. The people around Joe Biden are afraid to tell him how stupid he is and how bad his policies are. Like the Emperor in Hans Christian Andersen's fable about the Emperor's new clothes, Biden's advisers think that only those who are simpletons or who are unfit to be called Americans cannot see the greatness of Biden and his policies.

Biden is not the only moron standing naked before the world. The Global Warmers and the T*********rs are also standing naked in the midst of lackeys too afraid to utter the t***h.

https://americanliterature.com/author/hans-christian-andersen/short-story/the-emperors-new-clothes

Gatsby

Facts are never relevant to Kevy.

archie bunker Loc: Texas

No, he's been busy searching for tampons during the shortage because he's "cramping" and about to "start".

AuntiE Loc: 45th Least Free State

Maybe not in the White House; however, below is a picture of the card given to him just before he entered a conference just the other day.

Apparently it is you who has lost his mind. It is horrifying he has to be given such instructions. As inept as you are, I would wager even you would not need an instruction card.

AuntiE Loc: 45th Least Free State

I just posted it.

proud republican Loc: RED CALIFORNIA

Yes, thank you, AuntiE! 😁👍

permafrost Loc: Minnesota

It is to ovoid the embarrassment we suffered when trump was walking around.. They needed cards then and failed to provide them.. We all saw how bad that turned out..

AuntiE Loc: 45th Least Free State

Off topic. Of all the SCOTUS decisions I have read, the Dobbs one is a real slog through. 213 pages and I have only managed about a third of it. Once I get through that I will take an antacid, a few drinks and take on Roberts very very odd concurrence opinion. Then it will be tranquilizers to read Bryer’s opinion.

AuntiE Loc: 45th Least Free State

Let’s be real. I am pretty sure Trump knew to enter, take his seat and say hello. Your obsessive hatred prevents you from seeing the horror residing at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. It is nothing short of elder abuse.

proud republican Loc: RED CALIFORNIA

Trump!! Trump!!! Trump!!! Trump!!! Trump!!!

permafrost Loc: Minnesota

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https://www.politico.com/story/2018/06/14/trump-north-korea-general-salute-646248

Trump faces backlash after saluting North Korean general

Donald Trump is facing some heat Thursday after he went against p**********l norms by saluting a North Korean general.

“I’m not trying to be gratuitous or unfair but isn’t saluting a General from an enemy military sort of a big deal?” tweeted Sen. Brian Schatz (D-Hawaii).

North Korea’s state news channel on Thursday was the first to broadcast a 42-minute video from Trump’s meeting this week with Kim Jong Un. In a clip shared by the BBC, Trump is shown meeting various North Korean officials, including a North Korean military general.

The general first salutes Trump, to which the president salutes back.




https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2017/may/28/donald-trumps-embarrassing-gaffes-potent-political-good-distraction


Donald Trump's embarrassing gaffes deliver a potent political good: distraction

As we chuckle over footage of Trump’s latest faux pas, his fellow Republicans continue to work to undermine and dismantle our most basic freedoms

During Donald Trump’s state visit to the Middle East and Europe, Americans have been playing a sort of bleak party game, asking one another: what is the most tone-deaf remark, the most egregious faux pas, the most historically amnesiac or insensitive gaffe that our president has made in the course of his journey?

Was it the bullying body language he demonstrated at the Nato summit, shoving aside Dusko Markovic, the Prime Minister of Montenegro, a small country of which some have suggested Trump may not have heard?

Was it his apparent unawareness of where Israel is located, an ignorance displayed when he informed an audience of Israelis that he’d “just got back from the Middle East”? Or was it his seeming inability to distinguish between “Islamist” and “Islamic” when he strayed off script during a speech he delivered in Saudi Arabia, a mistake he blamed on exhaustion, though he had only recently left home?
Most people, I imagine, would argue that Trump’s most appalling errors of taste and judgement occurred during his visit to Yad Vashem, Israel’s Holocaust memorial, where he spent a total of 15 minutes and left a startlingly buoyant note in the memorial’s Book of Remembrance – a brief message that some have called more appropriate for a senior signing a high school yearbook, or a satisfied guest recording his impressions in the register of a luxury bed and breakfast: “It is a great honor to be here with all my friends – so amazing and will never forget!”

One can think of any number of adjectives more descriptive than amazing. What about harrowing? Heartbreaking? Or even disturbing?