I am not a trump supporter at all, he definitely should not be

you don't need to feel bad for Donald anon

he's a literal multi millionaire / billionaire, he's doing fine

>>37394117
Kinda like you for being a worthless faggot that somehow beat the more competent sperms to the egg.

>>37394117
His kids love him.

>>37394117
>He shouldn't be president
>Literally voted in

Kill yourself commie

>>37394162
I mean yeah but it doesn't do anything for him he has no genuine relationships and is eating himself to death

Donald should buy the White House and live there permanently.

>>37394200
I mean I am not contesting the election results or anything I just meant personally I don't want him to be president. Of course he gets to serve since he was elected

>>37394117
Everyone around him uses him for his money. He has no real friends. It's clear from his Roast and his Howard Stern appearance that he's a down to earth guy that just wants to chill. But everyone despises him and he's not the type to retreat or beg forgiveness so he bites back, digging himself deeper into this hole of seclusion. He thought he could find some happiness as president but it's only served to distance him from his wife and make everyone hate him more.

Such is the life of the don

>>37394117

Your sympathy is wasted cause he doesn't care, he is a sociopath like nearly all the top businessmen (and a lot of politicians.)

There's deep irony and pain in his life. All of his success is a gross exaggeration of the truth. He built an empire in the public eye and was always mocked, despite his wealth and "apparent" success. He ran for president because he probably just wanted the attention. Now he has to deal the with the most difficult job he's ever been faced with, while being mocked and laughed at worse than ever before. He will most likely go down in history as a nothing more as a buffoon.

>>37394303

No way. He's going to be the greatest and truest American president for 100 years.

>>37394341
I unironicalIy believe this

>>37394259
It's really depressing. Whether you agree with his actions or not I think it's clear that his policy is just whatever he thinks will keep his image. If he would have been raised poor and with a real family maybe he would be happy with a family who loves him and a fulfilling life instead of continuing to dig his hole.

>>37394341
>being better than JFK or Eisenhower
if anything, he'll be a reminder of what can happen if consumer culture is left unchecked (god let's hope there won't be more presidents elected blatantly due to celebrity status)

>>37394425

>JFK and Eisenhower

Who

>>37394200
>Literally voted in
by Russia

kill yourself commie

>>37394200
Electoral votes sure. The majority of americans sure as hell didn't want him
the democrats ran a fucking piss poor candidate though

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Anyone find him fucking hilarious? I sometimes randomly think of his tweets and just burst out laughing

>>37394117

Are you sure you aren't projecting your own feelings onto Trump? How many of things you are questioning about Trump can you question about yourself?

I think Trump is fine, he didn't mind unblocking an arms deal to Saudi Arabia to kill more kids.

>>37394488
He's quite the shitposter

>>37394117

Donald Trump is essentially a god. Not in the meme sense, but in sense that he has been given everything his entire life and everyone around him treats him with a reverence.

He's never been wrong. He's never failed. He's had any woman or man he's ever wanted. He became the most powerful man in the world simply by wanting too. He didn't work to be president, at least not in the traditional way. He decided to do it and the people around him made it so.

Anyway, my point with all of this is this. Do you think a person that who has never experienced any sort of negativity or desire capable of love? Can a man who has never tasted anything except success (feel free to point out his business failures, but at the end of the day he just passed the blame onto his staff and punished them accordingly) and never wanted for anything capable of love?

>>37394455

>CITATION NEEDED

They will never pin this on Trump. Nor will they want too. Since such proof would basically invalidate the entire election.

>>37394577
I think he would have to experience a failure that he owns. Everybody even him has had failures but the difference is that he never accepts responsibility. If he could find a way to accept himself as imperfect then he could but he is an old man and I don't know if he will ever want to change

>>37394576
That he is

>>37394603
Their "proof" is claiming Russia used wikileaks to publish harming documents against Killary, saying that this influenced the election, which maybe it did, but their argument is literally "reeee we lost because we were exposed to be a bunch of crooks reeeeeeeeeee impeeeeeeaaaccchhhhh" and the average liberal normie is clinging to this narrative like a fucking child to its safety blanket. hard to put into words the mental hell these libs have gone through since November, total meltdown

>>37394216
He hates it in Washington

>>37394761

Yeah I bet he does. D.C. is crowded and it's actually a very ugly city.

Poor Donald.

I like Portland, Oregon a lot

>>37394117
>Has anybody ever loved Donald trump his entire life?

I love God Emperor Trump with all my life and he literally appeared to me in a dream a night or two ago

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:')

orgrimari

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>>37394469
>california and new york
>majority of america

>>37394469
>B-but she won the popular vote!

Too bad NYC and LA don't get to decide for the rest of the country.

And the president isn't even allowed to smoke weed.

He could be in his wizards tower in New York smoking the finest products, but he chose to give that up (temporarily) to fix this country.

>>37394117

With that much money, happiness doesn't really matter.

>>37394920

Wow Maine is red. They have legal weed there :3

>>37394867
That's a while ago, it has probably been a long time since he's done something like that that he can feel good about deep in his gut

>>37394731
I am a liberal, I don't care about the Russia controversy since its just a media circle jerk while healthcare raping and backdoor deals get done by the republicans. I think Trump knows that, which is why he always acts fishy regarding Russia, to keep feeding the media beast what it wants: scandal ratings.

>>37394925
Trump has never done a single drug or drank a single sip of alcohol in his entire life

>>37394920
1/3 of America lives in 4 states anon.

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>>37394117
>feeling bad for Chad
>not making fun of him after remaining retarded past his twenties

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Why doesn't one of his aides just sneak him some fine weed? Does he only staff boomers or something?

That is -if- he actually smoked or ever drank a sip of alcohol in his life desu

>>37394844
Portland sucks

>>37394469
>All these illegal immigrants in California didn't want him so he shouldn't be in office

lol

>>37395014

There's a Portland in Maine too. Both Portland's have the cheese.

I think he's doing a pretty good job. Better than Hillary would have done. I don't regret voting for him at all.

>>37394469

When Trump won a bunch of dumb faggots came out of the wood work and said this stupid shit. Trumps response was that he would of just spent his time in California and NYC instead of bumfuck nowhere.

And he's absolutely right. Hillary didn't win the popular vote by much. Had he town halled in these more densely populated cities he would of easy made up the difference.

>>37394967
Reminder that trump himself has very little to do with the healthcare bill and the formulation of it is being handled by neocon congress sneks

>People still trying to push "do you regret voting for trump yet" threads

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You have to refresh and recharge the mind, mr. President.

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>>37395071
Hence the mention of the Republicans, who historically are for big business. So keep your reminder and fedora.

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>>37395042
>dumb faggots
>you're not the dumb faggot for getting played by a conman that was born with a silver spoon in his mouth and lives in a golden tower that just wants to use the presidency as a way to expand his brand
kys you dumb inbred nigger

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>>37394920
>all the good places are blue and the bad parts are red

Man, I totally would never, never want a nuclear bomb to land on US soil.

>>37395111

>getting mad at being told he's wrong

Be mad all day faglord, Trump had that shit in the bag looking back. If you want to be mad at someone why don't you be mad at the Democratic party for being even more corrupt and poorly organized than the Republican Party. Had the Democrats actually let people vote for someone other than Shilldog Trump would be crying in his tower.

Does congress have too much power?

>>37395132
You forgot to include the absolute tidal wave of mudslims on the left side.

>>37395132
>blue is filled with negro and mexican shit holes
>red is comfy rural areas, white people only

Ok jamal

>>37394117
You may feel bad for him but he doesnt.
Despite what people may think of him he just couldnt give less of a fuck.
Hes a self made man with alot of money, his ego is too big for anything to hurt him personally.

>>37395184
I think congress has a pretty fair amount of power if anything id like to see them have more as opposed to the president

>>37395132
>implying mexican infested crimeholes are "good"
what are you on?

>>37395132
>Republican side has a gun store, a strip club, a liquor store, and cheap food

That side looks a hell of a lot more fun than the side with 2 coffee shops and an organic fruit store.

>>37395234

They have too much. Nerf Congress and buff Judicial branch

>>37395224
But if nothing can hurt him personally, can anything ever touch him emotionally in a positive way?

>>37395184

If the two parties could ever work together on anything then yeah they'd have too much power. But as it is hardly anything gets done because both sides just vote against the other side.

>>37395247
The judicial branch already has a lot of power though. I would agree with buffing both branches in relation to executive though. The judicial branch as it is is very powerful, like to the point where it's hard to imagine how they could be more powerful without changing their nature

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>>37394200
Being able to remove people from office is vital to democracy. Holding public office does not make you above the law. Leaders being above the law is a characteristic of non democracies, not the head of the free world.

>>37395288

Easy. Create an agency as the enforcement or "Arm of the Law" to investigate and do their bidding.

>>37395288
give airborne training to the US marshals lol then they would be truly operator tier
those guys already move and shoot like Rangers, their training is elite

>>37395321

Donald is NOT the leader he's our president.

Congress is the first in charge.

>>37395324
>what is the United States Marshals Service

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>>37394731
Explain Micheal Flynn, Paul Manafort, and Jared Kushner then

>>37395349
they are soldiers who fight for the truth

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>>37394920
It's almost like barely anyone lives in the red areas.

>>37395349
>We're gonna take their memes and reverse it look we can meme too lol

>>37395338
The executive and legislative branches are co equal. Along with the supreme Court, they check and balance each other out.

>>37395259
Who cares?
Origcomentato

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>>37395362
Pic related.

>>37395370
So you have no rebuttal?

>>37395324
This is already a thing though

>>37394920

Oklahomafag here, it feels good not to be cucked.

>>37395349
Explain what exactIy

>>37395342

The Supreme Court should have own private investigators.

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The only Trump supporter I feel bad for is my mom, because she's so tired of doing mental gymnastics to support Trump through all these scandals she's stopped watching even Fox.

The rest of them can burn. Donald made his bed, he can get fucked in it. Congressional Republicans made their bed, they can get fucked in it. Especially John McCain. I can't fucking wait for that spineless son of a bitch to croak.

>>37395462

And be able to prosecute

>>37395461
How all of their connection to Russia are innocent.

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>A man who wished to become the most powerful man in the world, and by happenstance and intervention and a series of disasters was granted his wish. Surely he must have imagined that more power meant more flattery, a grander image, a greater hall of mirrors reflecting back his magnificence. But he misunderstood power and prominence. This man had bullied friends and acquaintances, wives and servants, and he bullied facts and truths, insistent that he was more than they were, than it is, that it too must yield to his will. It did not, but the people he bullied pretended that it did. Or perhaps it was that he was a salesman, throwing out one pitch after another, abandoning each one as soon as it left his mouth. A hungry ghost always wants the next thing, not the last thing.

>He is, as of this writing, the most mocked man in the world.

Congress controls the budget.
Congress has our socialist government agenda mapped out.

Free world love prosperity

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Are you tired of winning yet?

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>yfw based Rachel was right about everything
Is she, dare I say it, /our gal/?

Congress answers to no one.

In May 1995 the Supreme Court ruled that there could be no term limits for House and Senate.

Yuppp there it is. Around when AOL came out.

Congress is #1. President has term limits. Congress does not.

Supreme Court is helpless

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>covfefe
What did he mean by this?

>>37395484
so you just want a monolithic "The Law"
disband the FBI, US Attorney's office, etc and have the same organization who hands out sentences and hunts fugitive to do those jobs too
there are pros and cons to that of course but it sounds cool I guess like Judge Dredd

>>37395646

No don't disband anyone.

Create one. And yes, elite agents. Like super agents.

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>>37394455
>Le ebil Russia rigged the election meme

Elite agents of the Supreme Court who are also the investigators for only the Supreme Court. And if all 9 judges want to prosecute, they would.

>>37395667
so you would want the inferior agencies (compared to your Super CopLawyerJudgeMarshals) doing what exactly? just sitting around? getting in the way? bungling ops so that they get to say "Bring in the Super CLJM!" (?)

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>>37395693
They didn't rig the election. They hacked the DNC and hired a ton of internet shills.

>>37395729

No they don't deal with petty crime. They are enforcers of that cull the weak from
the top.

So yeah basically all agencies and military would be overridden by these 9 enforcers.

>>37395494
Kushner is a business man with connections all around the globe, Flynn had dubious connections with Turkey and lied about a conversation he had with the Russians, this was before he was on Trumps team so I don't see the correlation. Mama fort has been working on an international scale for years, and there is zero evidence that he was compromised in any way

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Why do Drumpf supporters get so triggered when you say that Russia is not our friend?

>>37394208
>his children

I think they like him anon.

How's the weed in D.C. Tho

He's exactly the kind of man America needs. A hard-ass business man

>>37395768
Being a businessman does not give you authority to use Russian equipment to set up a secret back channel to communicate with the Kremlin while Obama was still president.

Flynn was on the transition team when he lied about what he said in the phone call. Flynn told the transition team he was under investigation, Obama told Trump Flynn was a bad idea, and Sally Yates warned them about Flynn, nevertheless Trump persisted.

Manafort was lobbying for the Putin government, he doesn't need to be compromised when he's already carrying out their agenda. At a bare minimum, Trump is Russia's useful idiot who didn't realize so many suspicious people were on his team and in his administration, and has handled all of the fallout in the wrong way. If he was innocent, he would have done more to distance himself from all these scandals.

Don't you think it's odd that only 5 years ago Republicans were saying Russia was our greatest threat, and today they are dodging the question of if they'll honor NATO article 5 and publically criticizing our relationship with Germany, coincidentally a Russian goal since 1945?

You must think I'm a big idiot

>>37395767
THIS IS AUTlSM

>>37395915

And I've "weaponized" it.

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>>37395842
>be retard
>inherit a lot of money
>manage to run all your businesses into the ground except for your real estate business where all you have to do is license your name out to some banks
>still be so bad at it that American banks refuse to lend to you
Yup, exactly what America needs.

>>37395933
what does that mean to cull the weak from the top

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>He was supposed to be a great maker of things, but he was mostly a breaker. ... His appetite was endless, and he wanted more, and he gambled to become the most powerful man in the world, and won, careless of what he wished for.

>The man in the white house sits, naked and obscene, a pustule of ego, in the harsh light, a man whose grasp exceeded his understanding, because his understanding was dulled by indulgence. He must know somewhere below the surface he skates on that he has destroyed his image, and like Dorian Gray before him, will be devoured by his own corrosion in due time too. One way or another this will kill him, though he may drag down millions with him. One way or another, he knows he has stepped off a cliff, pronounced himself king of the air, and is in freefall. Another dungheap awaits his landing; the dung is all his; when he plunges into it he will be, at last, a self-made man.

>>37395888
not him but sauce on kushner back channels? and manafort working for putin?

>>37395948

Basically, the checks and balances system is gone. Congress rules, and Congress rules.

In 1995 the checks and balances "lock" on Congress was removed. Congress can be "outvoted" or they can stay indefinitely, there's no limit.

If elections can be rigged, then there isn't a check and balance on Congress.

It's supposed to be the President's job to check Congress but with term limits on the presidency while none for Congress, the President is in a hard spot.

The judicial arm is neutered right now because they cannot prosecute, and all federal agencies and military is under the payroll of Congress and thereby under the wide reach of Congress.

So without removing term limits on the president, the only way to balance congress is through the judicial branch.

And it's the president's power to appoint Supreme Court justices.

I dunno. Does congress all like each other?

>>37396040
https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/national-security/ap-explains-kushner-and-the-back-story-of-back-channels/2017/05/30/155e1052-4597-11e7-8de1-cec59a9bf4b1_story.html?utm_term=.cd3ba67d8b43
The White House is not denying Kushner tried to set up a back channel.

https://www.apnews.com/122ae0b5848345faa88108a03de40c5a
The white houses official story, again, is not to deny this. They're saying he only had a limited role for a limited time...

The majority of americans didnt vote for hillary either, not even the majority of those who voted chose hillary.

>>37396015
Great post

> walked off a cliff and declared himself king of the air

Kino even

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>amerifats mad that someone fucked with their election when they've been doing this to others for decades
>butthurt because based russiya is fighting back against your interventionist kike ways

Get fucked amerilard. Putin and Assad are single handedly destroying isis while you make arms deals with saudis who fund them. Everything bad that happens to USA is deserved. Pure evil

Everything is a fake story

The boy who cried wolf

You know what though? State governments have a lot of power too

States voted, the people voted, for Donald J. Trump.

Congress tried to rig the election for their own. And even now they're still trying to smear Donald.

He's our Champion. Chosen by the People of the United States of America.

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>>37396152
Let me guess, you believe Ukrainians are Nazi sympathizers who provoked Russia?

>>37396253
Let me guess, you think Syrian rebels are moderate freedom fighters

>>37396270
No, the whole thing is a shitshow and there are no good or moderate sides.

It's just that small small nest of old senators and House of Reps

But America is young and strong nation

>>37394469

>implying the extra 3 million in California can speak for Middle and West America getting screwed for the past decade or so

Tbh I'm sort of glad Trump got elected. If Hillary won, it would have been 4 more years of the left losing whatever enthusiasm it had left, and Republicans would keep shifting to the right and becoming more and more obstructionist. Giving Republicans so much control has both exposed the Republicans for only being able to obstruct, and not able to govern, while also forcing the Democrats to reform and give up on the status quo. Politics was boring under the last few years of Obama. Most people could go weeks without being reminded who the president was. Fucking nobody knew who Obama's secretary of education was, nobody knew who the deputy director of the FBI was, nobody knew who the head of the EPA was, nobody knew who the head of the FCC was, etc etc. Now people care. Now people know what's at stake in every election. People are starting to realize just how far right the GOP is.

>>37396292
So Assad attempting to eradicate isis from his country, keep stability, while also fending off a western funded "freedom fighters", and he's what, not a "good guy"?

>>37396509
Stalin killed Nazis and defended his country from the west. Doesn't make him a good person on the whole. If Assad were a good leader, he wouldn't have suppressed dissent so harshly and would have put his country on the path to democracy. Maybe this whole mess could have been avoided since nobody would want to join the rebels or ISIS in that case.

>>37396581
>>37396581
lol the rebels stemmed from the Arab spring, another western backed fiasco, and isis stemmed from... guess.

there's no democratic struggle, the people want him. Israel, USA don't so they flood country with guns and dissenters. your American ignorance is showing

>>37394117
>and probably was never actually raised by his millionaire dad.
lol no, read his books

>>37395888
What would Russia gain from "infiltrating" the U.S. government in the first place? It's not like they're communists anymore. It seems like pointless sensationalism.

>>37396745
>What would Russia gain from infiltrating the government of the most powerful country in the world?

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>>37396745
Putin is afraid of the Clintons. He resents Bill for his role in shaping post Soviet Russia, and he is afraid of Hillary for her work as Secretary of State. He blamed her for opposition protests as well. Stopping her from becoming president was his main goal. Nothing is confirmed yet, but here's Jill Stein with Micheal Flynn and Putin... I'm pretty sure Putin supported Stein to try and split the progressive vote as well.

His entire life has been nothing but winning, and as one last final win he gets to be fucking President of the united states before he dies. Don't feel bad for him.

>>37396802
So Stein and Trump were on Putins side to stop the Clintons, a perfidious political establishment family, and this is supposed to be bad?

>>37395132
>all the good places are blue
Detroit and Chicago are run by democrats. Detroit is in so much debt that the whole city had to file for bankruptcy and Chicago is the murder capital of the US.

>>37396581
>Stalin killed Nazis and defended his country from the west. Doesn't make him a good person on the whole.
But he was

>>37395763
>They hacked the DNC
And exposed their corruption? How is that a bad thing? Fucking commie fag

>>37396863
Regardless of what you think of the Clintons, it sets a fucking awful precedent. This election cycle it was Russia. Next election cycle it could be China or Brazil or Indonesia or who fucking knows, and if we let Russia get away with it, we have to let everyone get away with it.

>>37397055
I didn't attach a value judgement to it. Of course the DNC is corrupt. Theres also literally nothing communist about supporting Democrats. FWIW, actual communists mostly support Putin and think this Russia story is bogus. https://youtu.be/4QM_eONEswM

>>37397104
The world is so much better off because she isn't president, do you know that? Do you know how hungry for war she is, especially in Syria? It would've been Iraq part 2. I understand your point but it was essential that she lost.