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 Just Say No!
The purpose of this blog is to document the trail of lies and deception perpetrated by the worst president we will ever have-It's important to have this history, so that we do not forget!
............and, he cheats at golf! Who does that? Description of Trump: (1) vainglory, or pride, (2) greed, or covetousness, (3) lust, or inordinate or illicit sexual desire, (4) envy, (5) gluttony, (6) wrath, or anger, and (7) sloth...........Wow, all seven of them! Hmmmmm-someone saw him coming a long time ago. If you have already drunk the Trump Kool-Aid, don't waste your time here. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10.24.20-Click-Rounding the Coronus Corner-NOT! 10.24.20-Click-The White Supremacist And Extremist Donors To Trump’s 2020 Campaign 10.24.20-Click-The Trump era, so far, in 10 drawings and fewer than 200 words. 10.21.20-As if we really needed another list of reasons to not vote for Trump, here is one. 10.19.20-Desperation-Trump is turning on his own people. And them on him! 10.17.20-The New York Times went scorched earth in a scathing editorial Friday, calling Trump — with his “rampant corruption, celebrations of violence, gross negligence with the public’s health” and incompetence — the “worst American president in modern history.” How Many People Has This Murderous President Infected? Please come true: Trump: If Biden wins, 'maybe I'll have to leave the country' Boo Hoo-Kayleigh McEnany "Everyone is against us." |
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Weekly News
These weekly accounts are transferred the following week to the Trump & Company-W.T.H. page or the Trump and Covid-19 page. 10.23.20-This Week's Lie-Trump has told mistruths about the 2014 VA Choice Act more than 156 times, seeking to deny the contributions of rivals including Barack Obama and John McCain. 10.22.20-This Week's Mess-In August, Trump took unilateral action to help the economy weather the pandemic by deferring payroll taxes, essentially giving everyone a raise. Congress wouldn’t go along with Trump’s proposal, so the president did it himself. But the money would have to be paid back next year, meaning it’s not a tax cut so much as a deferral. Most private employers appear to have opted out of the scheme, and so did the U.S. Postal Service. But Trump decided to force it on more than a million employees of the federal government. Now, those civil servants must deal with the headaches of a loan they never asked for. [HuffPost] 10.20.20-This Week's Truth-Cities that have adopted “sanctuary” policies did not record an increase in crime as a result of their decision to limit cooperation with federal immigration authorities, according to a new Stanford University report. The findings appear to rebut the Trump administration’s rhetoric about the policies’ dire effects on public safety. 10.20.20-This Week's Second Reveal-Behind the scenes, as The Atlantic’s McKay Coppins recently reported, “many of Trump’s comments about religion are marked by cynicism and contempt, according to people who have worked for him. Former aides told me they’ve heard Trump ridicule conservative religious leaders, dismiss various faith groups with cartoonish stereotypes, and deride certain rites and doctrines held sacred by many of the Americans who constitute his base.” Trump “mocks evangelicals behind closed doors,” Republican Senator Ben Sasse recently told his constituents. “Can you believe people believe that bullshit?” Donald Trump said after a 2012 meeting with pastors who laid hands on him, according to Michael Cohen, Trump’s former lawyer and confidant. “Those fucking evangelicals,” the president, smiling and shaking his head, told GOP lawmakers, according to Tim Alberta’s book, American Carnage. Trump believed, Alberta writes, that if he gave them “the policies and the access to authority that they longed for,” then “in return they would stand behind him unwaveringly.” 10.19.20-This Week's Reveal-New York Post insiders trash Hunter Biden story 10.19.20-This Week's Cover-Up-FAUCI SOUNDS OFF Dr. Anthony Fauci said the White House has been controlling when he can speak to the media. During a “60 Minutes” interview, he spoke more candidly than ever about his frustration around President Donald Trump’s COVID-19 response and getting involuntarily caught up in politics. “I certainly have not been allowed to go on many, many, many shows that have asked for me,” he said. He added that he was "absolutely not" surprised that the president got sick, saying: ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Let's face the facts. The Democrats have had a relief proposal for months, which the Republicans ignored. The, at the last minute the Republicans announce their proposal. Then the Democrats agreed to reduce the $600 payment to $400 and the Republicans stick with their $200. Who is the bad guy here? 06.26.20-Regarding Anitfa-Not a single confirmed case has emerged in which someone who self-identifies as “antifa” led violent acts at the protests. Trump administration officials say they have evidence, but they clammed up when asked to see it, and the intelligence reports and other records indicate the opposite. |
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10.13.20-The Real Unemployment Story
A person who is looking for a full-time job that pays a living wage — but who can't find one — is unemployed. If you accept that definition, the true unemployment rate in the U.S. is a stunning 26.1%, according to a new dataset shared exclusively with Felix Salmon for "Axios on HBO."
Side Note: The 50 Richest Americans Are Worth as Much as the Poorest 165 Million 10.05.20-Constitutionalist Originalists, like Amy Barrett, are out of touch. The Constitution was written almost 250 years ago by slave owners who had no concept of today's reality. 10.13.20-When she is confirmed, kiss these goodbye: --Abortion rights --Obama Care --Same-sex marriage rights --Government regulation of carbon dioxide emissions --Legal precedent Click Below For Good Stuff 10.12.20-Click-Track Trump's Broken Promises 10.01.20-Click to learn why liberals cannot understand why people support Trump 09.19.20-Krazy Kushner-Click here 08.31.20-Listen to Trump being diagnosed as a pathologically, malignant, deep narcissist. 08.30.20- The five dumbest Republican arguments for Trump 08.20.20- Read a firsthand account about what is happening in Portland. One person's opinion. Lincoln Project Web Site 08.18.20-Republicans for Biden 08.04.20-See the Axios Trump Interview and then say WTH? 08.04.20-Check Out This Netflix Series-www.netflix.com/title/80994107 If you support Trump, here is what you believe (copyright George Conway) For those who claim to be constitutional conservatives, and support Trump, click on this to see what you are supporting. 07.13.20-Click-The Washington Post Data Base of 20,000 Trump lies and misleading statements. 07.10.20-Click to see Rachael Maddow recap Trump's scandals. (sorry about the ad) Trump vs. the United States of America (copyright The New York Times) Why Trump is unfit for office (copyright The Atlantic) The Trump economic record vs. his campaign promises. Fact Check of Promises Made (copyright The Washington Post) Ben and Jerry's Statement About White Supremacy Check out Sarah Cooper for funny Trump lip-sync videos Wow-Read this for a controversial view-(copyright The Week) YOU MUST WATCH THIS VIDEO |
Election Horror
Reading Click List:
Compromised: Counterintellengence and the Threat of Donal Trump, by Peter Strzok
Disloyal: A Memoir, by Michael Cohen
Donald Trump v. The United States by, Michael Schmidt
Disloyal: A Memoir: The True Story of the Former Personal Attorney to President Donald J. Trump, by Michael Cohen
True Crimes and Misdemeanors: The Investigation of Donald Trump, by Jeffrey Toobin
Rage, by Bob Woodward
Donald Trump and His Assault on Truth-The Washington Post
Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World's Most Dangerous Man, by Mary Trump
A Case for the American People: The United States v. Donald J. Trump, by Norman Eisen
The Room Where it Happened, by John Bolton
Hoax: Donald Trump, Fox News, and the Dangerous Distortion of Truth, by Brian Stelter
- Click for an essay on voter suppression
- The California Republican Party acknowledged placing containers deceptively marked as “official” mail-ballot drop-boxes in Los Angeles, Fresno and Orange Counties. State election officials said such sites, which could be used to eliminate ballots, were illegal.
- Trump is telegraphing with clarity that even if he gets blown out, he’ll claim the election was rigged and votes were stolen.
- FEC TELLS TRUMP: WE DON'T 'GET RID OF' BALLOTS Commissioner Ellen Weintraub of the Federal Election Commission has a news flash for Trump and anyone else who needs to hear it: “In the United States of America, we do not ‘get rid of’ ballots.” The president yesterday attacked mail-in voting, suggesting there would only be a peaceful transition if mail-in ballots are removed. (He has on several occasions claimed mail voting favors Democrats.) “Get rid of the ballots and you’ll have a peaceful ... there won’t be a transfer, frankly, there’ll be a continuation,” he said.
- A top-secret CIA assessment dated Aug. 31 concludes that Vladimir Putin is "probably directing" a Russian foreign influence operation to hurt Joe Biden, WashPost columnist Josh Rogin scoops. The document's hard-hitting lead: "We assess that President Vladimir Putin and the senior most Russian officials are aware of and probably directing Russia’s influence operations aimed at denigrating the former U.S. Vice President, supporting the U.S. president and fueling public discord ahead of the U.S. election in November."
- Trump has explicitly said that he’s against expanding voting by mail because he believes that the more people who turn out, the more likely it is that Democrats will win.
- Trump urged voters to vote twice, once by mail and once in person, to test the protections intended to guard against double voting. “I was just testing whether this state can detect voter fraud when I showed up to vote a second time” — is about as good a defense as: “I broke into the bank just to test whether it has a good alarm system.”-Harvard constitutional law professor Laurence Tribe.
- Intent to intimidate voters-Trump talks about sending federal agents to polling places
- Insists that voting by mail results in fraud, except Florida (gee, is that a swing state?)
- Deliberately interfering with U.S.P.S. operations in order to create mail chaos-(Guess who appointed the current postmaster general who is cutting back on essential services and operations?) 08.15.20-Mailbox drop boxes were going to be removed around the country until this was stopped by outraged protest. There are still plans to remove dozens of mail sorting machines., cut back on overtime and leave some mail to be delivered later.
- Wants to stop the Census short, before it counts minorities that would result in correct Congressional representation
- Attempts to restrict number of polling places and voting times
- Engage in dirty tricks-A New York Times investigation found that Mark Jacoby is an executive at a company called Let the Voters Decide, which has been collecting signatures for the Kanye West campaign in Ohio, West Virginia, and Arkansas. Jacoby was arrested on voter fraud charges in 2008 while he was doing work for the California Republican Party.
Reading Click List:
Compromised: Counterintellengence and the Threat of Donal Trump, by Peter Strzok
Disloyal: A Memoir, by Michael Cohen
Donald Trump v. The United States by, Michael Schmidt
Disloyal: A Memoir: The True Story of the Former Personal Attorney to President Donald J. Trump, by Michael Cohen
True Crimes and Misdemeanors: The Investigation of Donald Trump, by Jeffrey Toobin
Rage, by Bob Woodward
Donald Trump and His Assault on Truth-The Washington Post
Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World's Most Dangerous Man, by Mary Trump
A Case for the American People: The United States v. Donald J. Trump, by Norman Eisen
The Room Where it Happened, by John Bolton
Hoax: Donald Trump, Fox News, and the Dangerous Distortion of Truth, by Brian Stelter
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The Conventions
08.27.20-You have had the opportunity to listen to a cascade of lies from the corrupt, criminal Trump family and his sycophants, especially lying Pence. Only the ignorant will be sucked in by this blatant twisting of the truth and of the total fabrication of soon-to-be-president Joe Biden's policies and actions. Republicans are desperate, even questioning Biden's faith and and his commitment to decency. This is how low they have become. Of course, there is now no Republican party, just Trump, the wants-to-be dictator. 08.18.20-Michelle Obama's DNC Speech-Click Trump unleashed a torrent of rage tweets about Michelle Obama’s speech at the Democratic convention that was spectacularly cringeworthy even by his standards — but it only underscored how effectively the former first lady made the case against him, in ways that are significant but not immediately apparent. A Fox News panel had high praise to offer after Obama’s address. To be fair-let's fact check the conventions Democrats Night 1 Night 2 Night 3 Night 4 (copyright The Washington Post) Republicans Night 1 Night 2 Night 3 Night 4 (copyright The Washington Post) Click-A sad description of Thursday night's lie fest. |
This is my opinion section-all the rest in this blog can be verified
Our flawed Constitution has allowed this monster to assume the role of a dictator. If he is re-elected, kiss democracy goodbye! I was asked by someone if I can separate the man from his policies. My answer is NO. So many of Trump's policies result from his horrible view of people and the world. They are inextricably linked. And, shouldn't you respect the president?-I say you can respect the office, but the person occupying it has to earn respect. Trump is impeached forever!-His destination: The trash heap of history His two defining character traits are ignorance and arrogance, a lethal combination. That, plus being a pathological liar. Not my president-lost by three million votes! The White House asylum is being run by the inmates, headed by the chief lunatic! Too bad there isn’t a vaccine for serial liars Why are most of the books criticizing Trump written by Republicans? I would rather tear down Mount Rushmore than add Trump. |
08.08.20-From Axios:
Under Trump, intelligence officials have been placed in the unusual position of being pressured to justify the importance of their work, protect their colleagues from political retribution and demonstrate fealty to a president. Though intelligence officials have been loath to admit it publicly, the cumulative result has been devastating. ...
Trump has reordered their world and their work. As one of them told me: "The problem is that when you’ve been treated the way the intelligence community has, they become afraid of their own shadow. The most dangerous thing now is the churn — the not knowing who’s going to be fired, and what it is you might say that could cost you your job. It’s trying to put out something and not get creamed for it."
08.05.20-From The Week:
Trump, the head of the Republican Party, is a corrupt and malicious imbecile. Republicans in Congress are a mix of Trump enablers, obstructionist-demagogues out to maximize the wealth of their donors, know-nothing conspiracist loons, and a few reformers experimenting with the most politically palatable way to blend nationalism with socialism. All of them are primarily motivated by the drive toward self-promotion within the right-wing media complex. And when we move further down the Republican hierarchy to the state and local level, things only get worse.
08.04.20-From the New Republic:
The most jarring thing about Donald Trump is that he is president. Nearly every press conference, public event, and interview is awash with contradictions. On the one hand, there is the man in the office: grotesque, incoherent, malicious, dumb. On the other, there are the rituals and aesthetic trappings that have grown around the office of the presidency itself, which all communicate its awesome power and solemnity. A lot of media coverage gets lost in these contradictions, as if reporters and camera operators can’t quite believe what they’re seeing: How do you capture—let alone hold to account—someone so ridiculous?
Under Trump, intelligence officials have been placed in the unusual position of being pressured to justify the importance of their work, protect their colleagues from political retribution and demonstrate fealty to a president. Though intelligence officials have been loath to admit it publicly, the cumulative result has been devastating. ...
Trump has reordered their world and their work. As one of them told me: "The problem is that when you’ve been treated the way the intelligence community has, they become afraid of their own shadow. The most dangerous thing now is the churn — the not knowing who’s going to be fired, and what it is you might say that could cost you your job. It’s trying to put out something and not get creamed for it."
08.05.20-From The Week:
Trump, the head of the Republican Party, is a corrupt and malicious imbecile. Republicans in Congress are a mix of Trump enablers, obstructionist-demagogues out to maximize the wealth of their donors, know-nothing conspiracist loons, and a few reformers experimenting with the most politically palatable way to blend nationalism with socialism. All of them are primarily motivated by the drive toward self-promotion within the right-wing media complex. And when we move further down the Republican hierarchy to the state and local level, things only get worse.
08.04.20-From the New Republic:
The most jarring thing about Donald Trump is that he is president. Nearly every press conference, public event, and interview is awash with contradictions. On the one hand, there is the man in the office: grotesque, incoherent, malicious, dumb. On the other, there are the rituals and aesthetic trappings that have grown around the office of the presidency itself, which all communicate its awesome power and solemnity. A lot of media coverage gets lost in these contradictions, as if reporters and camera operators can’t quite believe what they’re seeing: How do you capture—let alone hold to account—someone so ridiculous?
This is what leadership looks like!
This is what leadership does not look like!
I wonder when we will find out what Putin has on Trump?
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