Thanks for proving to the board that you read headlines but have zero comprehension on the actual subject. A typical blowhard who comes from generations of losers in the game of life. Now go back to playing in the shallow end of the pool and eat your bologna sandwich with the other kids.
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Brooks is the kid who told on his classmates in school and then got his ass beat at recess. He has a 4th grade education and it took him 14 times to finally pass his drivers license exam. At 26 he graduated from elementary school and promptly married the 400 lb girl with the lazy eye, hairy back and 5 nipples. They live in their rundown 300 sq ft house and spend their time surfing the web and talking back to the people they see on their "picture wall". For a fun time brooks braids his wife's back hairs and lets her pee on him like his idol Donny.
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lol I have proven to the board along time ago you're an idiot grits. That is an undeniable fact so the idea I'd waste time on something you can't even understand is comical.
It's like when rkelly asked about why putin would want hillary to win and then got all upset when I said it was too complex for him.
the post of a proven idiot, must be fun to act like you're 12. Notice the only poster with the mind of child quoted your post. TrendsComment -
bologna sandwich and back hair. He's got down to a T Brooks. LOLComment -
Dude....Goldman hires the best and brightest from all over the WORLD. Not strange they move to government after making more money than you can spend.Comment -
Piler how much for 30 oxy?Comment -
the next epic politic thread
*subscribes*
ot: brooks whats your story? your batshit crazy and ur just 3 years older than me assuming ur 85Comment -
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US President Donald Trump is behind “a scheme” to transfer trillions of tax dollars to businesses
US President Donald Trump is behind “a scheme” to transfer trillions of tax dollars to businesses, which was expected to be spent on health, says an author and a radio host.
“It was the great wealth transfer scheme to deprivilege people of America taking advantage at the expense of ordinary Americans especially the most vulnerable ones,” Stephen Lendman told Press TV on Tuesday.
America is the only developed country in the world without some form of universal healthcare, he said.
Trump plans to transfer health money to business’
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This sounds worse than shooting someone on 5th Avenue.US President Donald Trump is behind “a scheme” to transfer trillions of tax dollars to businesses
US President Donald Trump is behind “a scheme” to transfer trillions of tax dollars to businesses, which was expected to be spent on health, says an author and a radio host.
“It was the great wealth transfer scheme to deprivilege people of America taking advantage at the expense of ordinary Americans especially the most vulnerable ones,” Stephen Lendman told Press TV on Tuesday.
America is the only developed country in the world without some form of universal healthcare, he said.
Trump plans to transfer health money to business’
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^lol and jtoler used to say he wasn't a liberal. Bookmarked.
also, pauly you're a coward. Forum fact now.Comment -
My tax dollars should not be paying for someone else's food, healthcare, or shelter. Either be self reliant, or poor. Not my problem either way.
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Trump turning government into a 'kleptocracy'
White House faces ‘ethics crisis’ over Trump’s business ties: Ex-ethics chief
Tue Aug 1, 2017 1:57PM
US President Donald Trump is abusing long-standing norms for ethical behavior and his conflicts of interest put the country at risk of being seen as a “kleptocracy,” according to the former head of the US government’s ethics watchdog agency.
Walter Shaub, who quit this month as director of the Office of Government Ethics (OGE), said Monday the White House faces an “ethics crisis” due to Trump’s business ties.
“His actions create the appearance of profiting from the presidency,” Shaub told the Guardian. “The fact that we’re having to ask questions about whether he’s intentionally using the presidency for profit is bad enough because the appearance itself undermines confidence in government.”
“It certainly risks people starting to refer to us as a kleptocracy,” said Shaub, who left the OGE nearly six months before his five-year term was due to finish and is now a senior director at the Campaign Legal Center, a nonprofit organization which advocates for ethics reform.
Shaub condemned Trump for using his hotels and other properties for government business in what is in effect a “free advertising” campaign.
Trump’s intertwined business and political interests, while not violating any laws, mark such a break from past norms that there is an “ethics crisis” in Washington, he added.
On Saturday, the president dined at the Trump International Hotel, which is situated halfway between the White House and the US Capitol in the government-owned Old Post Office building, for which Trump signed a 60-year lease in 2013.
“It’s wildly inappropriate for him to be running a hotel that he’s leasing from the federal government. As a president, you shouldn’t be doing business with the United States government. He’s his own landlord at this point,” Shaub said.
The Trump family has also been accused of benefiting from nepotism. The president has come under a furious backlash from political opponents and ethics experts for placing his children in positions of power.
Trump’s oldest daughter, Ivanka, as well as her husband, Jared Kushner, are both unpaid advisers at the White House.
‘Secret donors help Trump push ahead agenda’
US President Donald Trump’s secret donors have been leading outside efforts to either defend him against investigations or win him support among voters and congressional Republicans, according to a new report.
Billionaire Charles Koch, an entrepreneur who has been running a political empire with his brother Robert, has so far spent 2 million to boost Trump’s tax-cut plan and is aiming to hold another event in Washington to rally congressional support, the USA Today reported Sunday.
Americans for Prosperity, the Koch network’s grass-roots arm, has scheduled some 50 events in August and September to promote the blueprint.
The Great America Alliance, another pro-Trump group, has spent more than $3 million advertising Trump’s policies and has committed to spend another $5 million for the same purpose, says Eric Beach, a Republican strategist who helps run the group.
The group is also behind a $450,000 ad that claims the ongoing probe into Trump’s alleged ties to Russia is a “rigged game.”
The Judicial Crisis network spent $7 million to muster support for Trump’s top judicial nominee, Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch.
The group’s policy director Carrie Severino said in a statement that the JCN was “prepared to spend whatever we need to spend to help President Trump fulfill his promise of restoring balance to our federal courts.”
America First Policies, another group supporting the Republican president, has spent $5 million to support Republican Karen Handel, Trump’s favorite nominee in Georgia’s June special election.
According to the report, non-profit groups have spent $7.5 million to influence congressional special elections so far this year, up from $1.8 million spent over the same period in the 2013-2014 election cycles.
All of the donating groups are non-profits that can accept any amount of money from virtually anyone without being required by law to disclose their donors.
Former Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton (Photo by AFP)
During last year’s presidential campaign, Trump time and again accused his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton of taking large sums of money in form of donations to the Clinton Foundation in exchange for political favors.
Trump recently attacked Attorney General Jeff Sessions for not replacing acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe, who oversaw the bureau’s investigation into Hillary Clinton’s emails.
The president says McCabe should have recused himself from the probe because his wife, Jill, had received nearly $700,000 from a close Clinton ally during her unsuccessful 2015 campaign for the Virginia state Senate.Last edited by PAULYPOKER; 08-01-17, 02:05 PM.Comment -
just what the fuk message is this idiotic photo supposed to convey????
that this pathetic whore can look distinguished, dignified and introspective?
this is the real hiLIARy:
a seizing crock of bullshit.....
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Quite the imagination there Gritter.
