A leftwinger smashed Donald Trumps Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.. The vandal was praised by Chelsea Handler for his crime and Robert De Niro also praised him. The vandal says he is proud of his actions. He said the migrant crisis at the border set him off. No one told this useful i***t that separation of children from parents at detention centers started under Obama in 2014. President Trump is actually the person who put an end to this with his Executive Order. No one told the vandal because it's what the left does. They hide facts and the t***h from people hoping they will become outraged. Violence is just a perk of their puppetry. Here's a peek at the lefts moral compass. You know the group that loves to lecture the rest of us about Christianity and morality. Trumps star must be destroyed, but Alec Baldwin who called his daughter publicly a rude thoughtless little pig has an intact star. Kevin Spacey who tried to rape little boys, well his stars O.K.. Bill Cosby who drugged women and forced them to have sex, his stars O.K.. But Trumps star isn't O.K. because he wants a border wall to stop i*****l i*********n, drug smuggling, and human trafficking. This is the left people. Pelosi calls 9-11 an incident. Democrats in San Francisco call a plastic straw a crime. Planned Parenthood calls a******n empowerment. These examples show the real evil i***ts are those on the left. If you support the left leaders at least take the time to see the facts, or continue to be a useful i***t.

For the benefit of anyone reading these threads started by trolls.

Trumps economy seems to be putting more revenue in the Federal coffers than before the tax cuts. The deficit is not a tax problem; too much, or too little. It is a spending problem. Always has been. We have a populace addicted to free stuff; a government so large the mounds of waste (such as bad bot) can't be controlled, and a congress that spends more than we have to buy v**es.

https://www.cnsnews.com/news/article/terence-p-jeffrey/feds-collect-record-taxes-first-month-under-tax-cut-run-surplus



You can expect a childish pick after this post.

What I saw today from the Helsinki summit between President Trump and President Putin - was a true business gentleman addressing issues of national concern with another true gentleman.

Both Putin and Trump were on their best manners as far as the way they treated each other, and it is obvious to anyone with business negotiating sk**ls that Trump was going to make it work, one way or the other.

As far as the snowflake liberal left, you i***ts are now so devolved into your Trump Derangement Syndrome - you're headed for a serious derailment.

Don't be surprised or dismayed if in the next e******n cycle - when the 'Silent Majority' show up at the polls - you Democrat losers get derailed completely.

For the former director of the CIA (who incidentally v**ed C*******T in 1978, according to Laura Ingram's View tonight) to accuse Trump of treason is beyond me. Does he not realize that his comments will now be put on the grill, just like Trump's...?? And he WILL be asked why he and O'bammieboy didn't address this Russian Collusion and Hacking stuff more thoroughly and sooner.... Face it lefties, Russians meddle in our affairs from behind the scene's just like we do in everybody else's affairs, but its OK for the US to do it. But not alright for Russia to do it. Maybe Putin knew about it, maybe he didn't . Russia's military and FSB have undercover ops just like the US Military has.

Sure, maybe Trump didn't make the right comment, according to the left. Sure, maybe Trump didn't press the "Russian Hacking" story like the left wanted, but Trump is the one there shaking hands with the leader of the other world superpower.

And did you catch Mr. Putin's comment said off mike to Trump...?? He actually felt bad for Trump as he knows the hard way how unrelenting the psychotic left has been toward Trump. Putin has been a target of this psychosis for quite some time also...

One thing you can count on, Trump will continue to irritate the left, Trump will continue to TRY to make good on his promises. And, from what I saw tonight, Trump will continue to be a gentleman...……………….. and a very p**********l President...

I was proud of my president tonight. Nobody's perfect. I'm gonna give him a chance, I'm gonna give him kudo's.

You on the left, I hope your head explodes after reading this......

Trump Wants I*****l I*******ts Who 'Invade' US Sent Immediately Back Home
Leah Barkoukis
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Posted: July 14, 2018 8:54 AM
Trump Wants I*****l I*******ts Who 'Invade' US Sent Immediately Back Home

President Trump on Sunday called for i*****l i*******ts who “invade” the U.S. to be sent “back from where they came” from without due process for deportation cases.

“We cannot allow all of these people to invade our Country. When somebody comes in, we must immediately, with no Judges or Court Cases, bring them back from where they came. Our system is a mockery to good immigration policy and Law and Order,” he tweeted. “Most children come without parents…”

“Our Immigration policy, laughed at all over the world, is very unfair to all of those people who have gone through the system legally and are waiting on line for years! Immigration must be based on merit - we need people who will help to Make America Great Again!” he added.

The president's suggestion was quickly criticized by groups like the ACLU, which said what he was calling for was illegal.

“What President Trump has suggested here is both illegal and unconstitutional,” Omar Jadwat, director of the ACLU’s Immigrants’ Rights Project, told the AP. “Any official who has sworn an oath to uphold the Constitution and laws should disavow it unequivocally.”
Schumer Calls Out Mad Maxine: Calls To Harass Trump Officials In Public Are 'Not American'
Matt Vespa

The House is expected to v**e on immigration legislation this week, but Trump has signaled the lawmakers are "wasting their time."

"Republicans should stop wasting their time on Immigration until after we elect more Senators and Congressmen/women in November. Dems are just playing games, have no intention of doing anything to solves this decades old problem. We can pass great legislation after the Red Wave!" he wrote on Twitter Friday.

http://www.townhall.com


President Trump is Right, 100%. If you can't come here Legally then y'all need to stay away from our Country completely. Y'all will Reap what Y'all Sew, if you ignore it. This is our Country not Yours. Well folks what do Y'all think?

Three contractors badbobby,bahmer and Slatten are bidding to fix a broken fence at the White House in DC.


One from up north(bahm and the other two from Texas . They go with a White House official to examine the fence.


the up north contractor(bahm) takes out a tape measure and does some measuring, then works some figures with a pencil. "Well," he says, "I figure the job will run about $900: $400 for materials, $400 for my crew and $100 profit for me."
the first Texan(Slat) also does some measuring and figuring, then says, I can do this job for $700: $300 for materials, $300 for my crew and $100 profit for me."





the other Texas contractor(badbobby) doesn't measure or figure, but leans over to the White House official and whispers, "$2,700."

The official, incredulous, says, "You didn't even measure like the other guys! How did you come up with such a high figure?"

badbobby whispers back, "$1,000 for me, $1,000 for you, and we hire the guy from up north to fix the fence."

"Done!" replies the government official.

Trump isn’t reacting to the world. The world is reacting to him. Even with all his flaws, he’s got you right where he wants you.
Here’s What You Lefties Don’t Understand About Donald Trump
Daniel Greenfield ~ June 15, 2018
Politics has a way of turning everything upside down.

Flit over to Twitter and the same government media echo chamber that was loudly defending the Iran deal is concern trolling about strong inspections of North Korea’s nuclear program and worrying that President Trump’s suspension of military exercises is far too great of a concession to the tiny tyrant.

The clever ones ask, “What’s the difference between the Iran deal and the North Korean negotiations”? Isn’t Trump’s stated willingness to meet with dictators a lot like Obama’s no preconditions pledge?

And then there are the trade wars. What is he thinking by upsetting the Chinese and the Europeans?

It’s 2018. And after spilling several small rivers of black ink (digital and virtual) analyzing, smearing, belaboring, insulting and fact checking President Trump, the media still doesn’t understand him.

That’s not surprising. The media has been writing about America for much longer than that and has even less of a clue about how people live outside its preciously hip urban and suburban bubbles.

But there are 5 simple rules for understanding President Trump. They define how he’s lived his life until now. And what still drives him at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. If you understand them, you will get what he’s doing. If you don’t, there’s always a job waiting at the New York Times.

1. Act, Don’t React
Trump h**es reacting, he loves taking the initiative and forcing others, rivals, competitors, media syndicates or foreign dictators, to react to him. That’s the essence of strategy and he nails it the way few have.

When UK Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson muttered that there was a “method to his madness”, that was it.

The method is becoming the driving force in an escalating conflict. Instead of reacting to attacks, Trump forces his attackers to react to him. He takes the initiative and leaves his opponents sputtering.

That’s how he became the President of the United States. It’s what he’s doing internationally.

By acting, Trump takes control of each encounter. What happens next may not be ideal, but Trump cares more about maintaining the initiative than about forcing a specific outcome. He doesn’t see politics as a chess match, but as a boxing match. He doesn’t get locked into predetermined goals. Instead he lets the kinetic confrontation create opportunities by exploiting his opponent’s reactions.

Picking a fight with the North Korean dictator, led to a peace summit. A trade war with China has already led to some serious concessions. A trade shoving match with Europe and Canada offers potential wins.

Unlike previous administrations, Trump isn’t satisfied with the status quo. And that means that he tries a lot of things.

That takes us to Rule 2.

2. Try Everything
Critics have poked fun at Trump’s failed business ventures. But you don’t succeed without trying and failing.

Trump is comfortable with failure. He knows that if you’re willing to knock on 100 doors, you might get 1 sale. His approach to politics is trying a lot of different approaches and policies to get to a win.

When Obama expressed a willingness to meet with dictators and terrorists, it’s because he was already sympathetic to them. The seeds of the Iran deal were always in him. The negotiations just took him where he already wanted to be. Trump however isn’t meeting with Kim Jong-un because he likes him. He’s doing it because it might pay off. Or it won’t and then he’ll try something else.

Obama needed Iran. Trump doesn’t need North Korea. He can take it or leave it. He’s hungry for wins, but he also sees the potential for them everywhere so he doesn’t overcommit to any individual deal.

Political professionals scoff at that scrappy attitude. They insist on the importance of posture and position. Trump knows all about posture and position, but he refuses to be its prisoner. He can insult Kim one day and flatter him the next. Politics is just business with countries instead of companies.

Trump’s approach is the same to both politics and business. Do wh**ever it takes to get the deal. And then decide if the deal is worth taking.

3. Chaos is Power
Most people want to minimize chaos. Countries and companies spend fortunes, fight wars and dedicate decades to reducing chaos. Trump however thrives on chaos. Instead of trying to control chaos, he generates it, causing uncertainty and then offering a sense of security in exchange for a good deal.

That’s what Trump is doing with trade. It’s what he did to China and North Korea.

Trump tries everything (Rule 2) and escalates confrontations (Rule 1) so that his opponents have no way to counter him except by escalating the confrontation and creating more chaos. And then Trump forces them to negotiate by proving he can function in a chaotic and uncertain situation better than they can.

That’s how he got North Korea to the table. After decades of the Norks intimidating previous administrations by creating chaos with their threats, Trump topped those threats. The media warned that a nuclear war would break out. Instead China and North Korea chose a peace summit.

The summit may come to nothing, but Trump had already broken the Nork ability to intimidate us.

China, Europe and Canada don’t want a trade war. They have nothing to gain and plenty to lose. By creating economic chaos, Trump also became the only man who can end the chaos and restore security.

Chaos is power.

When the United States became a world power, its administrations emphasized stability over everything. Trump welcomes chaos because it’s a much more effective negotiating strategy. Entities that seek order can be intimidated with chaos. But politicians who seek chaos can’t be intimidated.

Trump doesn’t seek order. He wants victory.

4. Never Show Your Hand
Conventional politicians have a narrow window of agenda items. They’re very clear on what they want, what they don’t want, what they’re willing to do and what they’re willing to give up to get it.

Trump has always been ambiguous. Parse his sentences and you can read them three different ways. Each assertion eventually uncovers a contradiction. That’s confusion. Tactical confusion.

As Trump has mentioned plenty of times, he loves being unpredictable.

Trump is the only president in a century who is able to go into negotiations with a completely unpredictable outcome. And the roster of competing figures around him only creates more chaos.

To truly create chaos (Rule 3), you have to be unpredictable. That creates insecurity. It forces your opponents to read things into every move you make. And then to be stymied by the futility of it.

Ambiguity leaves the other side unable to assess what the United States would actually settle for. Instead it ends up offering far more than we would settle for just to restore that sense of security.

Trump is the most famous man in the world. And yet his decision-making remains mysterious.

5. Don’t Be Afraid to be the Bad Guy
If Americans have a fatal flaw, a weakness that undermines our domestic and international politics, it’s a need to be liked. Most other countries don’t wonder whether the rest of the world likes them.

Blame Hollywood, dime novels or comic books, but as Americans we see ourselves as the heroes. And our enemies, foreign and domestic, know that they can break us by making us question our goodness.

It’s how they did it in Vietnam, in Iraq and too many foreign policy debates to count.

One of Trump’s great strengths is that he’s not afraid to be the bully, the heavy and the jerk. He can flatter Kim Jong-un, Trudeau and any other leader. Or call them names.

He can say shocking things and take unacceptable positions if it gets him what he wants.

That’s the attribute that upsets and infuriates Never Trumpers. But it also gives the United States far more negotiating leverage and freedom than it ever had before. And that’s why the people chose him.

Trump embodied all the things that had been going unsaid and all the t***hs that needed telling.

Past presidents valued their personal relationships with foreign leaders. But Trump is willing to throw a punch at the boy band leader of Canada if it gets a farmer in Wisconsin a better deal for his dairy.

On the global stage, President Trump has forced North Korea, China, Europe and Canada to react to him. He’s trying everything. He’s creating chaos. He’s hiding his hand and he’s winning.

The media shouts that Trump is isolated. If he were isolated, the world wouldn’t be revolving around him. The world doesn’t stop when Putin or China’s Jinping issue a statement. But a single Trump tweet can upend the priorities of international diplomacy for days, weeks and even months.

Trump isn’t reacting to the world. The world is reacting to him.

And as long as he can keep the world reacting to him, he’s the one setting the agenda for the world.

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I think they're funny
a man took his Rottweiler to the vet and said "My dog's cross-eyed, is there anything you can do for him?"

"Well," said the vet, "let's have a look at him." So he picks the dog up and has a good look at its eyes.

"Hmm," says the vet, "I'm going to have to put him down"

"Just because he's cross-eyed?" says the man.

"No, because he's heavy," says the vet.



4. An Old Guy Hits the Gym

An old guy was working out in the gym when he spotted a sweet young thing.

He asked the trainer that was nearby,

"What machine in here should I use to impress that sweet thing over there?"

The trainer looked him up and down and said, "I think you should try the ATM in the lobby."

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