daddy probably bought him A's & B's. 

4 minutes ago, dawkins4prez said:

The question is if Trump could.

Person, woman, man, camera, TV

Just now, vikas83 said:

Yes, he did. Transferred into Wharton as a junior. 

Bobby Axelrod went to Fordham you know. Just sayin'.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/trump-ramps-up-sexist-rhetoric-against-political-rivals/ar-BB17V9kd?li=BBnb7Kz

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Trump ramps up sexist rhetoric against political rivals

By Quint Forgey  4 hrs ago

 

President Donald Trump on Thursday deployed sexist language to assail several female political rivals — ramping up his attacks just hours after newly minted vice presidential candidate Kamala Harris delivered a scathing rebuke and as Speaker Nancy Pelosi is proving unrelenting in stimulus negotiations.

The attacks also come as the president’s reelection effort has made explicit attempts to court the suburban female voters who are turning away from Trump in large numbers.

The president’s opening salvo Thursday morning targeted "Morning Joe” co-host Mika Brzezinski, whom he described in a tweet as the "ditzy airhead wife” of the MSNBC talk show’s other presenter, Joe Scarborough.

In an interview with the Fox Business network’s Maria Bartiromo less than an hour later, Trump went on to sling insults at Harris, the running mate to presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden.

As he did earlier this week, Trump invoked the California senator’s prosecutorial questioning of his second Supreme Court appointment, Justice Brett Kavanaugh, during contentious Senate confirmation hearings in 2018.

"Now you have a — sort of a mad woman, I call her, because she was so angry and such hatred with Justice Kavanaugh,” Trump said. "I mean, I’ve never seen anything like it. She was the angriest of the group. But they were all angry.”

The incendiary comments came after Harris delivered a personal blow to Trump during her debut appearance with Biden on Wednesday.

"He inherited the longest economic expansion in history from Barack Obama and Joe Biden. And then, like everything else he inherited, he ran it straight into the ground,” she said at a campaign event in Wilmington, Del.

The president on Thursday next spoke dismissively of New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, pillorying the progressive congresswoman’s policy proposals and seeming to claim she was a "poor student” in college.

"I mean, I won’t say where she went to school. It doesn't matter,” he said. "This is not even a smart person, other than she’s got a good line of stuff. I mean, she goes out and she — she yaps.”

Finally, Trump homed in on perhaps his most frequent governing foil, Pelosi. He predicted Republicans would win back the House from Democrats in the November election, and called the highest-ranking woman in American political history "stone-cold crazy.”

The president’s messaging Thursday is apparently at odds with his recent appeals to female voters less than three months from Election Day — which themselves have been criticized as outdated, potentially sexist and rife with racial undercurrents.

Last month, Trump implored the "Suburban Housewives of America” in a tweet to read an op-ed in The New York Post panning "Joe Biden’s disastrous plans for America’s suburbs.”

The president also boasted last month about pushing low-income housing out of suburban enclaves, tweeting: "I am happy to inform all of the people living their Suburban Lifestyle Dream that you will no longer be bothered or financially hurt by having low income housing built in your neighborhood.”

And on Wednesday, Trump tweeted that the “‘suburban housewife’ will be voting for me” in November, insisting that they "are thrilled that I ended the long running program where low income housing would invade their neighborhood. Biden would reinstall it, in a bigger form, with Corey Booker in charge!”

New Jersey Sen. Cory Booker, the Black lawmaker whose name Trump misspelled in his message, responded online: "Donaled, your racism is showing.”

 

winning over women voters left & right!  

I'm at the point to where I've given up hoping Trump can be dethroned. He'll cheat, lie, keep groups from the funds they need, etc. I really can't imagine 4 more years of his crap, but I simply can't help being pessimistic that the election is over before it started.

If someone strongly disagrees, please reply to give me some sort of hope.

1 hour ago, SPIDER-MAN said:

I'm at the point to where I've given up hoping Trump can be dethroned. He'll cheat, lie, keep groups from the funds they need, etc. I really can't imagine 4 more years of his crap, but I simply can't help being pessimistic that the election is over before it started.

If someone strongly disagrees, please reply to give me some sort of hope.

The only path Trump has to win is the tired narrative that the polls are all wrong. Every single one of them would have to be historically wrong. He's behind in every single swing state. 

10 minutes ago, Gannan said:

The only path Trump has to win is the tired narrative that the polls are all wrong. Every single one of them would have to be historically wrong. He's behind in every single swing state. 

I think his concern is that Trump will use the decimation of the USPS and any other means to deny Americans the right to vote and steal the election.  And it's a legitimate concern.  But, yeah, based on the actual votes, he doesn't stand a chance.

 

14 minutes ago, VanHammersly said:

I think his concern is that Trump will use the decimation of the USPS and any other means to deny Americans the right to vote and steal the election.  And it's a legitimate concern.  But, yeah, based on the actual votes, he doesn't stand a chance.

I'm slightly concerned about that too. Even though I voted by mail in the primary, I plan to vote in person in November. 

3 hours ago, vikas83 said:

Transfer students don't count

 

4 hours ago, DrPhilly said:

Yeah well we can all see pretty clearly via Orange Man what kind of sheet UPenn the Ivy League produces 

Don't forget boy wonder Kushner, Dumb Jr, Ivanka, and host of other morons within this administration. $$$$$ = degrees from those schools

9 minutes ago, Gannan said:

I'm slightly concerned about that too. Even though I voted by mail in the primary, I plan to vote in person in November. 

VanHammersly got it right with my biggest concern. I voted by mail in the primary and will vote by mail again due to not being able to get transportation (wheelchair disabled).

The only thing I could think of is that people rise up and vote in person thinking the same way I do. But I don't see that.

2 minutes ago, SPIDER-MAN said:

VanHammersly got it right with my biggest concern. I voted by mail in the primary and will vote by mail again due to not being able to get transportation (wheelchair disabled).

The only thing I could think of is that people rise up and vote in person thinking the same way I do. But I don't see that.

Not sure if you live in PA but I'm sure democratic volunteers will be picking them up and hand delivering them if it looks like it will be a problem. The get out the vote effort has been the strongest I've seen from the dems since 2008.

3 hours ago, vikas83 said:

Yes, he did. Transferred into Wharton as a junior. 

Big mistake by Wharton. Did someone from Princeton recommend him?

26 minutes ago, Gannan said:

I'm slightly concerned about that too. Even though I voted by mail in the primary, I plan to vote in person in November. 

I'll vote in a hazmat suit with a rifle over my shoulder if I have to, but there's a lot of people that can't.  But, like you're saying above, I'm pretty sure there are ways to have your ballot delivered, whether it's by a volunteer or just by someone you know.

In Michael Cohen’s new book: golden showers!

 

 

13 hours ago, Smokesdawg said:

 

I mean, what do you get for asking that question except a pat in the back from your peers?

I know Trump has made himself the clown show of the world but it doesn’t mean we all have to descend to his level. Have some decorum and stay professional.

P.S. All these presidents lie. It’s how they become president.

From the "this should surprise no one" file.

 

• Michael Cohen published a sneak peak on Thursday afternoon of Disloyal – his upcoming memoir about his years-long relationship with Donald Trump
• In the published foreword, titled The Real Donald Trump, Cohen claims the president wants to be 'leader for life' in a bid to avoid prison time 
• Cohen also claimed in the foreword that scandals in recent months that have  plagued the Trump administration are only the 'tip of the iceberg' 
• He also reveals that he witnessed a 'golden showers' incident and helped Trump commit tax fraud and lie to his wife, Melania Trump
• Cohen claimed he helped create 'a secret back channel to Putin' with Trump 

2 hours ago, Thrive said:

I mean, what do you get for asking that question except a pat in the back from your peers?

I know Trump has made himself the clown show of the world but it doesn’t mean we all have to descend to his level. Have some decorum and stay professional.

P.S. All these presidents lie. It’s how they become president.

Absolutely. I don't think you have to be blind to the idea of politicians lying to say that Trump lies compulsively about things that are obvious and unnecessary. 

But yeah, the question itself wasn't going to lead to any insightful answer. 

3 hours ago, Thrive said:

I mean, what do you get for asking that question except a pat in the back from your peers?

I know Trump has made himself the clown show of the world but it doesn’t mean we all have to descend to his level. Have some decorum and stay professional.

P.S. All these presidents lie. It’s how they become president.

I am so sick of this rationalization. No prior President even comes close, including Nixon. It's like one guy getting a speeding ticket and the other being convicted of murder and the takeaway is "everyone breaks the law."

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Let them play

 

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  Thu, Aug 13 at 5:06 PM

   

  Trumpbot, The Radical Left is trying to CANCEL College Football. Can you believe it? These college athletes work their entire lives for this moment and they deserve a chance to live out their dreams without fear of them being CRUSHED by the Left. It’s so important that EVERY American come together at a time like this. We need to send a united message that, despite the Democrats’ best efforts, AMERICA WANTS COLLEGE FOOTBALL! President Trump is calling on his most reliable supporters, like YOU, to make a public statement and add your name to the Official Petition to DEFEND College Football. Please add your name IMMEDIATELY to stand with your President and student-athletes around the Nation. >>   STAND WITH PRESIDENT TRUMP CONFIRM YOUR INFORMATION   Trumpbot of Team Trump   ADD YOUR NAME NOW >>  Please add your name by 11:59 PM TONIGHT to DEFEND College Football. The President wants to know who stood with him and proudly defended College Football. Will he see your name on the list of supporters we give him TONIGHT? Please add your name NOW to DEFEND College Football and to get on the list we give President Trump. Thank you, Team Trump 2020

 

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the people cheeto associates with.     

 

 

Michael Cohen predicts that Trump will 'never leave office peacefully' because he's terrified of being sent to prison

• Michael Cohen, the former personal lawyer of President Donald Trump, has released the foreword of his coming memoir, "Disloyal."
• In the blurb, he argued that his old boss would not leave office peacefully should he lose November's presidential election.
• "As the months passed by and I thought about the man I knew so well, I became even more convinced that Trump will never leave office peacefully," he wrote.
• Trump has refused to confirm he will accept November's election result win or lose, and critics say he is attempting to affect the election's outcome by sowing doubts about its integrity.
• A judge ordered Cohen's release into home confinement in July, saying he believed the government was retaliating against Cohen for writing a book about Trump by imprisoning him again after his May release.
• The White House attacked Cohen after the foreword was released, accusing him of lying in order to make money and harm Trump.

College football seems like an odd crusade. I guess because its so big in places like Florida and Alabama where his redneck base resides. 

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"There’s always been temptation … but no president in modern times has taken action so explicitly and obviously—or transparently—to influence and actually direct these agencies to favor the party in power,” Paul Light, a public-service professor at New York University, told me. "None. None.”

 

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But no matter which individuals were appointed to lead them, some agencies have always been considered more protected from politics. It’s those barriers that Trump, with the tacit support of congressional Republicans, is steadily dismantling. Presidents have used the Postal Service to reward loyalists with jobs since the country’s earliest history. But they didn’t expect what Trump does from the agency. "The whole spoils system goes back to having supporters who were appointed as postmasters,” says Kedric Payne, the general counsel of the nonpartisan Campaign Legal Center and a former top official at the Office of Congressional Ethics. "But it wasn’t to disrupt the election.”

 

The result of Trump’s moves: an executive branch whose full reach and power is being conscripted to serve the president’s immediate interests. "All of it comes from a place that whatever is in his personal interest—whether it’s financial, reputational, or political—if it benefits him, the government is merely a tool for serving himself,” Walter Shaub, the director of the Office of Government Ethics under former President Barack Obama, told me. "He has simply crossed lines that no one would even conceive of crossing in the past.”

His determination to harness federal power to his personal advantage links his choices throughout his presidency, including funneling federal dollars into businesses he owns and withholding military aid for Ukraine in exchange for an election favor, the actions that led to his impeachment in the House last year.

Experts I spoke with said that Trump has dramatically accelerated the pace of his efforts to weaponize federal actions since his Senate acquittal, when every Republican, except Utah’s Mitt Romney, voted to dismiss the charges against him with no sanction and not even a full-scale trial to explore the evidence.

 

 

8 minutes ago, vikas83 said:

 

The result of Trump’s moves: an executive branch whose full reach and power is being conscripted to serve the president’s immediate interests. "All of it comes from a place that whatever is in his personal interest—whether it’s financial, reputational, or political—if it benefits him, the government is merely a tool for serving himself,” Walter Shaub, the director of the Office of Government Ethics under former President Barack Obama, told me. "He has simply crossed lines that no one would even conceive of crossing in the past.”

 

@Joe Hunter 73

If you need a good reason to be excited about Biden, here's one.