After a security scare earlier in the day that left members of the White House press corps locked down inside the briefing room, reporters were given just two minutes' warning before Donald Trump and his friend, UFC president and CEO Dana White, appeared for a bizarre press conference at 4:40 this afternoon.
Over the next 35 minutes, the president of the United States made one absurd statement after another, including suggesting that we impeach the people who ran the Vietnam War, a war that ended more than 50 years ago and whose leaders are now dead. He said this after he was asked about supporting Pete Hegseth even after articles of impeachment were introduced against him. “What about impeaching the people that ran the Vietnam War?” is what Donald Trump said, apparently thinking he was making a very compelling argument.
Here's a totally far fetched scenario. Next time, and there will surely be a next time he says something threatening to the press about their reporting, or anything else, they all stand up as one, and walk out. What would he do without his audience, start chewing the carpet?
Thanks Heather- each post seems to get more disturbing - almost like a twisted SciFi series —except it’s real. Susie Wiles may have been the last sprocket keeping a semi-functioning White House in place - now we have a maladministration in free fall with an unruly narcissistic child in charge. It’s frankly incomprehensible to me how our Congress let it get this ridiculous.
It’s good that articles of Impeachment are being filed against Hegseth, but it will be slow and conviction will likely be delayed or never happen. John Oliver’s latest Last Week Tonight is definitely worth a watch—- it’s a concise summary of our Defense (war) Secretary’s past behavior and the horrible damage he’s caused to our military and our soul as a Nation—and it’s scary as hell.
While it certainly may be a good thing to help people see the truth, if Congress doesn’t step up with immediate and real corrective action, it may be too late.
Here's a totally far fetched scenario. Next time, and there will surely be a next time he says something threatening to the press about their reporting, or anything else, they all stand up as one, and walk out. What would he do without his audience, start chewing the carpet?
Here's a totally far fetched scenario. Next time, and there will surely be a next time he says something threatening to the press about their reporting, or anything else, they all stand up as one, and walk out. What would he do without his audience, start chewing the carpet?
Here's a totally far fetched scenario. Next time, and there will surely be a next time he says something threatening to the press about their reporting, or anything else, they all stand up as one, and walk out. What would he do without his audience, start chewing the carpet?
Here's a totally far fetched scenario. Next time, and there will surely be a next time he says something threatening to the press about their reporting, or anything else, they all stand up as one, and walk out. What would he do without his audience, start chewing the carpet?
Here's a totally far fetched scenario. Next time, and there will surely be a next time he says something threatening to the press about their reporting, or anything else, they all stand up as one, and walk out. What would he do without his audience, start chewing the carpet?
Here's a totally far fetched scenario. Next time, and there will surely be a next time he says something threatening to the press about their reporting, or anything else, they all stand up as one, and walk out. What would he do without his audience, start chewing the carpet?
Here's a totally far fetched scenario. Next time, and there will surely be a next time he says something threatening to the press about their reporting, or anything else, they all stand up as one, and walk out. What would he do without his audience, start chewing the carpet?
Here's a totally far fetched scenario. Next time, and there will surely be a next time he says something threatening to the press about their reporting, or anything else, they all stand up as one, and walk out. What would he do without his audience, start chewing the carpet?
Here's a totally far fetched scenario. Next time, and there will surely be a next time he says something threatening to the press about their reporting, or anything else, they all stand up as one, and walk out. What would he do without his audience, start chewing the carpet?
Here's a totally far fetched scenario. Next time, and there will surely be a next time he says something threatening to the press about their reporting, or anything else, they all stand up as one, and walk out. What would he do without his audience, start chewing the carpet?
Here's a totally far fetched scenario. Next time, and there will surely be a next time he says something threatening to the press about their reporting, or anything else, they all stand up as one, and walk out. What would he do without his audience, start chewing the carpet?
He certainly craves attention and adulation. I vacillate between needing to keep aware of what he’s saying/doing and wanting the media to ignore him and his senile meandering. Let’s hope that we can limit the attention given to him and still keep on top of the potential damage he’s causing.
“His secretary of defense facing an impeachment vote, possibly on Veterans Day.” Wow. May the nightmares end soon.
Here's a totally far fetched scenario. Next time, and there will surely be a next time he says something threatening to the press about their reporting, or anything else, they all stand up as one, and walk out. What would he do without his audience, start chewing the carpet?
Thanks Heather- each post seems to get more disturbing - almost like a twisted SciFi series —except it’s real. Susie Wiles may have been the last sprocket keeping a semi-functioning White House in place - now we have a maladministration in free fall with an unruly narcissistic child in charge. It’s frankly incomprehensible to me how our Congress let it get this ridiculous.
It’s good that articles of Impeachment are being filed against Hegseth, but it will be slow and conviction will likely be delayed or never happen. John Oliver’s latest Last Week Tonight is definitely worth a watch—- it’s a concise summary of our Defense (war) Secretary’s past behavior and the horrible damage he’s caused to our military and our soul as a Nation—and it’s scary as hell.
While it certainly may be a good thing to help people see the truth, if Congress doesn’t step up with immediate and real corrective action, it may be too late.
Here's a totally far fetched scenario. Next time, and there will surely be a next time he says something threatening to the press about their reporting, or anything else, they all stand up as one, and walk out. What would he do without his audience, start chewing the carpet?
Here's a totally far fetched scenario. Next time, and there will surely be a next time he says something threatening to the press about their reporting, or anything else, they all stand up as one, and walk out. What would he do without his audience, start chewing the carpet?
Here's a totally far fetched scenario. Next time, and there will surely be a next time he says something threatening to the press about their reporting, or anything else, they all stand up as one, and walk out. What would he do without his audience, start chewing the carpet?
Here's a totally far fetched scenario. Next time, and there will surely be a next time he says something threatening to the press about their reporting, or anything else, they all stand up as one, and walk out. What would he do without his audience, start chewing the carpet?
Here's a totally far fetched scenario. Next time, and there will surely be a next time he says something threatening to the press about their reporting, or anything else, they all stand up as one, and walk out. What would he do without his audience, start chewing the carpet?
Here's a totally far fetched scenario. Next time, and there will surely be a next time he says something threatening to the press about their reporting, or anything else, they all stand up as one, and walk out. What would he do without his audience, start chewing the carpet?
Here's a totally far fetched scenario. Next time, and there will surely be a next time he says something threatening to the press about their reporting, or anything else, they all stand up as one, and walk out. What would he do without his audience, start chewing the carpet?
Here's a totally far fetched scenario. Next time, and there will surely be a next time he says something threatening to the press about their reporting, or anything else, they all stand up as one, and walk out. What would he do without his audience, start chewing the carpet?
Here's a totally far fetched scenario. Next time, and there will surely be a next time he says something threatening to the press about their reporting, or anything else, they all stand up as one, and walk out. What would he do without his audience, start chewing the carpet?
Here's a totally far fetched scenario. Next time, and there will surely be a next time he says something threatening to the press about their reporting, or anything else, they all stand up as one, and walk out. What would he do without his audience, start chewing the carpet?
Here's a totally far fetched scenario. Next time, and there will surely be a next time he says something threatening to the press about their reporting, or anything else, they all stand up as one, and walk out. What would he do without his audience, start chewing the carpet?
He certainly craves attention and adulation. I vacillate between needing to keep aware of what he’s saying/doing and wanting the media to ignore him and his senile meandering. Let’s hope that we can limit the attention given to him and still keep on top of the potential damage he’s causing.