The 45th POTUS - Donald J. Trump

[McParadigm]

Actually in that scenario I'm pro Trump.

[McParadigm]

In 2017, this news plus Monday equals not really worth popping into n&d.

[wease]

http://www.politico.com/story/2017/05/15/trump-classified-information-corker-238413

Can someone explain to me why GOP Senators are more willing to take a stand against Trump than the GOP House members?

That's what I've been wondering

[96583UP]

#iamsbarro

[digster]

http://www.politico.com/story/2017/05/15/trump-classified-information-corker-238413

Can someone explain to me why GOP Senators are more willing to take a stand against Trump than the GOP House members?

That's what I've been wondering

I'm speculating, but I would imagine it's because House seats are by and large more 'base' elections; things are so polarized by partisanship and gerrymandered by legislatures that the biggest threat to GOP House reps would be from the right. Senators have statewide elections, which more often than not would require them to be more toward the middle.

[Biff Pocoroba]

It's getting harder to not believe the Liberal Left's conspiracy theories might be on to something.
Meanwhile on Fox Sean Hannity is interviewing Carrie Prejean, the woman who's claim to fame is the rambling reply about terrorism & maps in the Miss USA pageant several years ago.

[McParadigm]

#iamsbarro

[malice]

I want to print out that article, bronze it, and hang it up in my office break room

[Norah]

I want to print out that article, bronze it, and hang it up in my office break room

FAKE NEWS

[malice]

I want to print out that article, bronze it, and hang it up in my office break room

FAKE NEWS

this is what those motherfuckers get for letting a reality tv star become president

[tragabigzanda]

http://www.politico.com/story/2017/05/15/trump-classified-information-corker-238413

Can someone explain to me why GOP Senators are more willing to take a stand against Trump than the GOP House members?

That's what I've been wondering

I'm speculating, but I would imagine it's because House seats are by and large more 'base' elections; things are so polarized by partisanship and gerrymandered by legislatures that the biggest threat to GOP House reps would be from the right. Senators have statewide elections, which more often than not would require them to be more toward the middle.

Yes, this makes total sense. Also the House members are proportional to the state population, and don't have to include members from both parties, whereas there always just one Dem and one GOP senator. So for a House member to risk losing their base over the President could be way more risky.

[McParadigm]

Huh. I guess that's true.

[simple schoolboy]

If Trump accidentally blows up Five Eyes, I might be okay with that.

[Rangi Guy]

If Trump accidentally blows up Five Eyes, I might be okay with that.

Hang on - the base for that's over here

[BurtReynolds]

Five Guys does suck though.

[Simple Torture]

It's been a fun couple of weeks of "Imma head to Twitter to undercut what my subordinates have said":

[McParadigm]

We need an emoji for laughing uncontrollably while falling into the mouth of madness.

[McParadigm]

I especially love how he waits for his messaging system to consolidate around a spin, with top aides committing to it publicly, before jumping in and ruining it all.

Working with Donald Trump is like robbing a bank with the Joker.

[McParadigm]

[McParadigm]