Who's fault is it today?

[Dr. Anthony J. Toole]

After another day of scorching criticism from many sides, Mr. Trump seems to have lost the support of the Republican party, White House staff, businesses, scientists, the FBI, world leaders and even Fox News. This just reeks of a conspiracy and, ultimately, is someone else's fault. Who's?

[Prayer Warrior]

Re: Who's fault is it today?

As humiliated and soundly defeated as Jeb Bush was by Donald Trump, I'd like to think his brother George would hold him back from doing something so reckless. While he's no Donald Trump, George Bush was a great President in his own right. Also, I think Jeb has come to terms with his loss now that he sees what a great job Mr. Trump is doing for the country and for his party.

Trump is at the highest level of the government now so I'd like to think he'd be able to stomp out dissent. This will take time, so I can't totally rule the government out, but I'd say they're a less likely candidate.


Honestly, I don't think Kim Jong Un has the intelligence to pull something like this off. The smartest thing he did to gain power was not going to Disneyland. http://theweek.com/articles/465775/k...-older-brother



That leaves the Clintons. I'm sure Hillary is still sour over her loss, and she has no problem remarking on it over and over. Blaming the Russians, racists, etc. Refusing to accept responsibility. Knowing her, she's probably planning a run in 2020, and plans to use this in a negative attack ad. Until she gets locked up she's never going to accept the fact that the American people simply don't want her in office (except Californians and they don't count as much as other states. Thank our God loving founders for that).

[handmaiden]

Re: Who's fault is it today?

What model car was that guy driving when he ran over that girl? It was probably designed (if not manufactured) by the Japanese.

If his brakes had worked properly, none of this would have happened.


Another candidate is that girl's high school prom date. If he had proposed to her, she would have married him and stayed home to have his babies. In that case, she would not have been at the march and been in the way when that guy's brakes failed--because of the Japanese.

[Brother Gonzalez]

Re: Who's fault is it today?

I don't know much about the US, except the different kinds of lawn they have and how to keep them green.

But I think we can make a safe bet and blame the Jews. It is always the Jews in the end. After all, they killed Christ. What could be worst than that?


Taking down Donald is the logic following step.


The Son of God appears-> The Jews conspire to kill Him


The Trump of God appears-> The Jews conspire to take him down.


I'm even using secular logic here!

[Nobar King]

Re: Who's fault is it today?

I blame the Africans. They started the slave trade. Isn't this why everyone is so angry?

[WilliamJenningsBryan]

Re: Who's fault is it today?

What model car was that guy driving when he ran over that girl? It was probably designed (if not manufactured) by the Japanese.

If his brakes had worked properly, none of this would have happened.


Another candidate is that girl's high school prom date. If he had proposed to her, she would have married him and stayed home to have his babies. In that case, she would not have been at the march and been in the way when that guy's brakes failed--because of the Japanese.

I don't think of it as so much as "brake failure" as it was probably sudden acceleration - and Audi's were known for it (as was AntiFa in 1930's Germany). More recently Toyota's were also accused of sudden acceleration, but both Audi's and Toyota's are foreign.

We can't ignore Obama's role in this - he should have returned to Kenya after he was out of office, but instead chose to buy a mansion in Washington D.C. Then there is the sinister George Soros still lurking with the Deep State.

[Cranky Old Man]

Re: Who's fault is it today?

We can't ignore Obama's role in this

Amen to that brother!

Fox news has always been on Obama's side, so clearly Obama is to blame, again.

[Roland]

Re: Who's fault is it today?

The poll is lacking. You should take account of mainstream media and people with an IQ even less than 65.

[Dr. Anthony J. Toole]

Re: Who's fault is it today?

The poll is lacking. You should take account of mainstream media and people with an IQ even less than 65.

Au contraire, connard. This poll is the best poll ever posted on any website. Period. Imagine you had 7 1/2 years to work on the best healthcare plan ever conceived in American history, then got the chance to vote it into law with all the stars aligned in your favor? That's the healthcare equivalent of this poll. It's a beautiful thing.

[Mary Etheldreda]

Re: Who's fault is it today?

Under which category do the Deep State Globalists fall?

They outed Steve Bannon today. This makes me very angry. New York Jews on the stock market cheered. Cheered! How dare they when we are feeling so betrayed?

“I’m very upset,” said Tea Part activist Debbie Dooley. “The deep state globalists won. They forced out Steve Bannon. I had a ‘CNN is fake news protest’ scheduled for tomorrow at their headquarters in Atlanta that I’m canceling because I’m so disheartened. It’s a betrayal of his base.

[I Wish I knew.]

Re: Who's fault is it today?

What model car was that guy driving when he ran over that girl? It was probably designed (if not manufactured) by the Japanese.

If his brakes had worked properly, none of this would have happened.


Another candidate is that girl's high school prom date. If he had proposed to her, she would have married him and stayed home to have his babies. In that case, she would not have been at the march and been in the way when that guy's brakes failed--because of the Japanese.

I really wanted to say "Let's hope that if you ever have a daughter she will get hit by a car, I'm curious if you will say the same" but she wouldn't be to blame for your extreme stupidity.

[handmaiden]

Re: Who's fault is it today?

I really wanted to say "Let's hope that if you ever have a daughter she will get hit by a car, I'm curious if you will say the same" but she wouldn't be to blame for your extreme stupidity.

Let me understand you-- are you saying that you wish that I had a daughter just so that she could get run over by a car?


That's mean. I didn't wish (or more accurately, pray) for that young woman to be run over by a car and killed.


I blamed the manufacturer of the car for putting in faulty brakes. I also blamed the young woman's former boyfriend/prom date for not marrying her and giving her children to occupy her time so she wouldn't be attending protests where the possibility for violence exists.


I was coming out in support of cars with adequate brakes and family values, how does that make me stupid?

[Johny Joe Hold]

Re: Who's fault is it today?

After another day of scorching criticism from many sides, Mr. Trump seems to have lost the support of the Republican party, White House staff, businesses, scientists, the FBI, world leaders and even Fox News. This just reeks of a conspiracy and, ultimately, is someone else's fault. Who's?

If we are patient, the truth will prevail. Today our Christian Vice President Pence began to turn the tide. He said President Trump is like President Teddy Roosevelt. Roosevelt, like Trump, had endless energy and optimism.

We can be pleased to remember also that Teddy Roosevelt could see the virtue and bright future of an American white society. Out President Trump sees clearly that white people are superior. A better more optimistic view of our country is what we need:

Huffington Post.com
Pence Calls Trump A ‘Builder Of Boundless Optimism,’ Compares Him To Teddy Roosevelt

The vice president also praised Trump’s “energy” and “can-do spirit.”

[Nobar King]

Re: Who's fault is it today?

I wish I had as much energy as Donald Trump. I don't think I could finish even one game of golf.

[Dr. Anthony J. Toole]

Re: Who's fault is it today?

I wish I had as much energy as Donald Trump. I don't think I could finish even one game of golf.

That's why it's important to drive the golf cart to save that boundless energy. It's also suddenly clear to me why most of Trump's team have resigned or gotten fired - they are simply too tired from winning so much. Only Trump can handle this much win.