[stars & stripes forever]

“Progressives” - enough said.

[stevem]

If Trump's obsession with tweeting about trivial matters — while his government is taking action — is an abuse of his position, isn't the media's obsession with the same trivial matters just as bad, if not worse?

It's infinitely worse. When the story makes trump look good, they make up a lie and make sure the lie gets headlines.

[I want the USA back]

That’s how they do things. Anything that Trump does, or says, or doesn’t do, or doesn’t say is called racist by the phallus-inhaling members of the media.

[raybbr]

LOL How many of these people even know PR was about to go bankrupt? Or, how many of them looked at PR’s and thought, “Low life hispanics from some island. Who cares about them?” prior to Sunday?

[ViLaLuz]

Damned if you do, damned if you don’t. Forget them.

[bgill]

Trump has never tweeted about the price of beans in China. The horrors!

[Hatteras]

Politico must have slipped up. The left needs to get on the same page. From Saturday... Aid begins to flow to hurricane-hit Puerto Rico

First paragraph...

"Large amounts of federal aid began moving into Puerto Rico on Saturday, welcomed by local officials who praised the Trump administration's response but called for the emergency loosening of rules long blamed for condemning the U.S. territory to second-class status."

[kanawa]

Had some fun earlier by taking something written about another President
changing a couple of details and replacing the other Presidents name with ‘Trump’.

Sound familiar?...

“Trump has continued during the last week to make a fool of himself and to mortify and shame the intelligent people of this great nation.
His speeches have demonstrated the fact that although originally a real estate magnate and more lately a whimsical story teller and side splitter,
he is no more capable of becoming a statesman, nay, even a moderate one, than the braying ass can become a noble lion.
People now marvel how it came to pass that Trump should have been selected as the representative man of any party.
His weak, wishy-washy, namby-pamby efforts, imbecile in matter, disgusting in manner, have made us the laughing stock of the whole world.
The European powers will despise us because we have no better material out of which to make a President.
The truth is, Trump is only a mediocre businessman and in the larger cities of the Union could pass for no more than a facetious pettifogger.
Take him from his vocation and he loses even these small characteristics and indulges in simple twaddle which would disgrace a well bred school boy.”