The 45th POTUS - Donald J. Trump

[blueviper]

Never Des Moinestination

I’ve cancelled my book preorder

[B]

Never Des Moinestination

I’ve cancelled my book preorder

There are no puns in the book.

[blueviper]

Never Des Moinestination

I’ve cancelled my book preorder

There are no puns in the book.

I’ll reconsider

[BurtReynolds]

Never Des Moinestination

I’ve cancelled my book preorder

There are no puns in the book.

I hope the sequel corrects this.

[spike]

Two You Are

[spike]

Thin Pair

[spike]

Duo the Evolution

[spike]

Dance of the Pairvoyants

[bart]

Spike I dare you to do this in the Middle East thread

[tommy]

Don't encourage him

[wease]

Thin Dare

[B]

Never Des Moinestination

I’ve cancelled my book preorder

There are no puns in the book.

I hope the sequel corrects this.

11-12 albums in Volume 1.
Volume 2 will be Lost Dogs and puns. Mostly puns.

[liebzz]

A reporter asked Trump whether the attorney client privilege would apply if Powell never represented him. He responded that he’s never been indicted.

Meanwhile, he enjoys a 45 point lead in the Republican primary.

[BurtReynolds]

https://www.instagram.com/reel/Cx8pVFFv ... BiNWFlZA==

[dimejinky99]

That’s really fucked up but explains a lot.

"One of the biggest revelations to me in my conversations with Romney was just how important the threat of political violence was to the psychology of elected Republicans today," said Coppins, who recalled Romney telling him "story after story about Republican members of Congress, Republican senators, who at various points wanted to vote for impeachment-vote to convict Trump or vote to impeach Trump-and decided not to, not because they thought he was innocent, but because they were afraid for their family's safety. They were afraid of what Trump supporters might do to them or to their families." That "raises a really uncomfortable question," Coppins said, which is "how long can the American project last if elected officials from one of the major parties are making their political decisions based on fear of physical violence from their constituents?"

[Happy Trees]

That’s really fucked up but explains a lot.

"One of the biggest revelations to me in my conversations with Romney was just how important the threat of political violence was to the psychology of elected Republicans today," said Coppins, who recalled Romney telling him "story after story about Republican members of Congress, Republican senators, who at various points wanted to vote for impeachment-vote to convict Trump or vote to impeach Trump-and decided not to, not because they thought he was innocent, but because they were afraid for their family's safety. They were afraid of what Trump supporters might do to them or to their families." That "raises a really uncomfortable question," Coppins said, which is "how long can the American project last if elected officials from one of the major parties are making their political decisions based on fear of physical violence from their constituents?"

Oh yeah, this has been well known for quite a while by everyone not involved in the Trump cult.

[wease]

Cut the head off the snake…

Best thing that could happen for America would be for him to die. No one else will be able to take his place. Junior will try but the kid ain’t got it.

[dad]

Cut the head off the snake…

Best thing that could happen for America would be for him to die. No one else will be able to take his place. Junior will try but the kid ain’t got it.

I don't know, man.

the disease has already been spread.

a new challenger will enter the arena.

[wease]

Cut the head off the snake…

Best thing that could happen for America would be for him to die. No one else will be able to take his place. Junior will try but the kid ain’t got it.

I don't know, man.

the disease has already been spread.

a new challenger will enter the arena.

Oh, there will be more than one I’m sure. But none will be able to command the blind allegiance Trump does. And while MAGA may survive, it will splinter and its power will be dramatically lessened.

[E.H. Ruddock]

Trump has only been in the courtroom for 40 minutes this morning and word is he has already been admonished by the judge at least five times. Can't wait to see what his next presidency brings!