War Room Lounge V44: Backup Whores, or Back Up, Whores?

[Trotsky]

I love infrastructure week.

How is it that none of the hacks that he's fired have really gone off on what a moran he is? Like I realize that most of them aren't particularly bright themselves, but still. The guy is literally a fucking idiot.

 

[Trotsky]

Also, Mia Farrow apparently raised herself from the dead to own President Pussy Flaps

 

[Falsedawn]

How is it that none of the hacks that he's fired have really gone off on what a moran he is? Like I realize that most of them aren't particularly bright themselves, but still. The guy is literally a fucking idiot.

NDAs

Just because they're not enforceable doesn't mean President Cocknballs can't make your life really difficult in the interim.

 

[PolishHeadlock2]

I'm convinced that if Trump had diarrhea, he would write a tweet about how traitorous and low IQ his asshole was.

I saw a funny comment on reddit Yesterday after his rose garden press conference "He probably wanted to tweet this but couldn't find his phone so he pulled an O'Reilly and said 'Fuck it, WE'LL DO IT LIVE'".

 

[Andy Capp]

 

[PolishHeadlock2]

NDAs

Just because they're not enforceable doesn't mean President Cocknballs can't make your life really difficult in the interim.

How is it that none of the hacks that he's fired have really gone off on what a moran he is? Like I realize that most of them aren't particularly bright themselves, but still. The guy is literally a fucking idiot.

Trump's approval rating with the GOP has been between 80-90% so people still trying to work in GOP politics are reluctant to go after him (ei Nikki Haley and lower level staff), Trump is implementing a lot of the policy others want like Kelly and Sessions on immigration. Rex doesn't come off as somebody who likes media attention, which makes sense as a former Exxon CEO he probably liked staying under the radar.

 

[senri]

There you go, acceptance is virtue.

 

[Trotsky]

Trump's approval rating with the GOP has been between 80-90% so people still trying to work in GOP politics are reluctant to go after him (ei Nikki Haley and lower level staff), Trump is implementing a lot of the policy others want like Kelly and Sessions on immigration. Rex doesn't come off as somebody who likes media attention, which makes sense as a former Exxon CEO he probably liked staying under the radar.

Realistically, what do you think a Republican president would have to do to go below 70% approval with GOP voters? I assume it would have to be something related to actual competence for the job. Amnesty?

 

[HockeyBjj]

Realistically, what do you think a Republican president would have to do to go below 70% approval with GOP voters? I assume it would have to be something related to actual competence for the job. Amnesty?

Lowest I think his approval among hard righties was his "take the guns first, worry about due process 2nd" moment

 

[Gregolian]

15 hours of driving yesterday..... I’m exhausted

 

[Trotsky]

15 hours of driving yesterday..... I’m exhausted

Oh, no, that sounds awful.

Lowest I think his approval among hard righties was his "take the guns first, worry about due process 2nd" moment

I'm just talking about registered Republicans generally. At this point, we're so beyond the level of incompetence, corruption, and petulance that we all thought was remotely possible in the White House that I just don't know what could possibly persuade them. The "take the guns first" thing was the most overt rhetorical affront to the Second Amendment in modern history, but that's all that it was: a rhetorical affront, and it wasn't really hit on by the media or called out by the gun industry.

 

[HockeyBjj]

The "take the guns first" thing was the most overt rhetorical affront to the Second Amendment in modern history, but that's all that it was: a rhetorical affront, and it wasn't really hit on by the media or called out by the gun industry.

I'd have to disagree there. It wasn't played up in the media very much, but on social media it was the only time I saw multiple negative comments as the top voted comments on white house posts and Trump's page. I was seeing friends comments on far right pages and them scrolling through those for curiosity, there were a lot of people condemning his words.

 

[PolishHeadlock2]

Realistically, what do you think a Republican president would have to do to go below 70% approval with GOP voters? I assume it would have to be something related to actual competence for the job. Amnesty?

If the economy takes a downturn

 

[HockeyBjj]

If the economy takes a downturn

I wonder what percentage will blame the globalists for conspiring against the American economy so as to make Trump look bad, and only support him more for that

 

[PolishHeadlock2]

 

[Higus]

Realistically, what do you think a Republican president would have to do to go below 70% approval with GOP voters? I assume it would have to be something related to actual competence for the job. Amnesty?

Starting a war with Iran might do it.

 

[BarryDillon]

Starting a war with Iran might do it.

LMAO. You wish.

 

[Trotsky]

Starting a war with Iran might do it.

Lol you sweet, sweet child. No. It's possible that he suffers a single digit drop to around 83%. It's equally possible that his approval rating gets a bump.

 

[MMAGA]

What constitutes probable cause may differ, but what has that to do with the point anymore than whether he can be indicted?

Different types of cases. You can’t tell me building a case/PC for impeaching a sitting POTUS is as easy as citing someone for J-walking.

 

[Andy Capp]

Different types of cases. You can’t tell me building a case/PC for impeaching a sitting POTUS is as easy as citing someone for J-walking.

I can't tell you that because I never tried to say that; I didn't even imply it. Now you tell me, what has that to do with what I said?