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You may like Kayleigh McAnany but check this new Lady out  See post in the comment below: |
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Watch the youtube clip at this link. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dpIkl2QnJeI I wish this young lady would go to a press briefing, walk up to the mike, and slap Kayleigh McAnany off the podium. Finally some Truth out of this Administration.
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8/1/2020 12:07 pm |
I never thought I would see a more willing lie machine, than the previous automatons Dr. Cheetolini hired. But Kaylee Cockamamie is certainly the most plastic of the bunch.
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OMG LOL! I LOVE this. Thank you, I have shared this on all on my social media. This was the "funny cause it's sadly true" moment I needed. You found parts of me I didn’t know existed and in you I found a love I no longer believed was real.
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Attractive and delivering a valuable message. Well worth viewing though may cause apoplexy for some here
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Truly is hilarious... and while it's not as funny as this one, I do love the Lincoln Projects dig at Trump's "I wish her well" to Ghislaine Maxwell. ie... "We used to be friends, Ghislaine... Please don't say anything bad about me when the FBI take you into that darkened room."
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8/1/2020 1:44 pm |
Instead of watching comedic satire about trump try this one. It's one of many actual interviews with the NY Times journalists investigation and eventual article of how trump and his siblings evaded millions of dollars in taxes from his fathers estate. It is interested how even without his latest tax returns they could put together most of his financial structure from his siblings tax returns. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLfoRiOGLEY
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satire? seemed more like hard hitting factual reportage to me.
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Great find, Grywolf. Thanks for posting this.  Much more effective than the argumentative tripe the Trumpers here put in their blog posts. Every time I see one of them I send another $100 to the Lincoln Project.
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My son showed me this last night. I was rolling. "Men need to hunt. She obviously understands this. She’s offering herself as prey. Not easy prey. But willing.”
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 got to watch it ,,,thanks for pointing it out
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yes very funny and Very official...... and sure i send steffi and brandi over here to do their pillow talk ..lol
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You're incorrigible. You are also a very lucky man LOL You found parts of me I didn’t know existed and in you I found a love I no longer believed was real.
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Steven, Steven, Steven, You again have shown your right-wing blind eye. The point of the article on the republican senators and selling off their stocks was exactly that it was not public knowledge. They sold based on inside info while professing tRUMP's line that there was nothing at all to worry about. Some have been encouraged to investigate this as securities fraud. So, perhaps you're the one who needs to learn how to read. I gave you the link. Thanks for your concern with my ability at trading stocks. I'll give you an example. In 2009 I purchased 100 shares of stock in Netflix at $27/share. Today it is trading at $506 and split once since 2009. That's probably a rush beyond your experience. I'd guess you're a mutual funds guy with a broker you pay too much to gently hold your hand. You said, "I am sorry if the data does not support an agenda, but that is the thing about facts." My point is that you twist the meaning of facts exactly to your agenda, and there lies the rub. Once more, you are like tRUMP only winning in your own mind. No wonder you like him so much.
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Steven, We're making progress. You said, " I truly do have a right-wing slant". Well alright, and I will admit to my left-wing slant. About the facts, just saying they are facts does not make them so. That's where the interpretation leads us astray. We have trouble on agreeing what are the facts. I would further say that by its very nature anything taken out of context is absent of crucial facts. Your broker was partially right about Netflix. It went up to $330 from my initial position and then was dropping like a rock when they went to their subscription model. At that time streaming and cord-cutting weren't yet a thing. I sold half the shares at $230 and bought back in when it was $75 , it split once so now a very solid win.Nothing special about 2009
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