[canuck_conservative]

Good leaders inspire others, and that seems to be rubbing off from President Trump to those around him. Now get rid of the non-cooperative jerks like McCain, Flakey, Corker, Collins, et al, and you might actually be able to get some things done.

By the way, who's the QB for the Democrats? Skinny Obama?

(Photoshop that!)

[smileyface]

Love the new ad. The Ds are pooping in their pants I think.
https://youtu.be/U-nm0vQwO5c

[marktwain]

In the Obama administration, the Republicans did not have a quarterback.

[Elsie]

... Trump really likes being the big-game quarterback...

And he is NOT shown wearing a GLOVE lately!

[Elsie]

[Elsie]

[Ciexyz]

Food for thought.

[spokeshave]

you get the impression that Donald Trump, as a negotiator, knows what he's doing .... and that puts people at ease. The firm resolve is also a good sign, given that there are other "big games" coming up - North Korea, renegotiating NAFTA, the Wall ..

Trump wrote best seller book "The Art of the Deal" 30 years ago

and has been involved in high level negotiations for half a century

from the article:

back to 1980s New York City, where he learned bargaining the hard way, with corrupt bureaucrats, lying politicans, and threatening union goons. And Trump learned well then

Games set and match to Trump.

[mairdie]

Well-reasoned and beautifully stated. Really enjoyed that. WRITE MORE!

[tumblindice]

[lapsus calami]

 

 

But instead, the SchumerShutdown only takes Donald Trump back to 1980s New York City, where he learned bargaining the hard way, with corrupt bureaucrats, lying politicans, and threatening union goons.

 

I'd say well before just the 1980's - it counts for much that his dad had been playing the same game for decades since he was a young teen and had amassed priceless knowledge and experience to pass on to and guide young Donald when he took over the family business in the early seventies.