LOL TRUMP

[Dr Rick Daris]

Honestly, using prayer breakfasts to rant about TV Ratings is like my ceiling for Donald Trump. It's so great and I'm glad he's using that platform as such.

yeah. if looked at as a singular event, it's pretty adorable.

[Rage Against the McKee]

I mean, a lot of religious people voted for him, but not because they think he's religious. Trump can go to hell as far as they're concerned as long as they feel they will be allowed to practice their own beliefs as they see fit.

What did they see happening if they didn't vote for Trump?

[SleepFighter]

I mean, a lot of religious people voted for him, but not because they think he's religious. Trump can go to hell as far as they're concerned as long as they feel they will be allowed to practice their own beliefs as they see fit.

What did they see happening if they didn't vote for Trump?

They got their Supreme Court nominee, maybe they'll get another one. They'll let everything else slide.

[catastrophe]

Hillary banning Christian prayer in public, schools, churches, etc.

[Dugout DickStone]

 

Hillary banning Christian prayer in public, schools, churches, etc.

No one actually thought that jfc

[bucket]

https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/827112633224544256

His tweets have been crazier than I was expecting after being inaugurated.

[cfbandyman]

https://twitter.com/realDonaldDrumpf/status/827112633224544256

His tweets have been crazier than I was expecting after being inaugurated.

Did he run out of characters or something? It's a bit of a non sequitur / incomplete thought. Or at least I'm confused as to why there is a ? mark at the end of it. 

[Rage Against the McKee]

Hillary banning Christian prayer in public, schools, churches, etc.

No one actually thought that jfc

Only Donald Trump could save them from an unprecedented action that no politician has never even spoken about.

[cfbandyman]

I mean, a lot of religious people voted for him, but not because they think he's religious. Drumpf can go to hell as far as they're concerned as long as they feel they will be allowed to practice their own beliefs as they see fit.

What did they see happening if they didn't vote for Drumpf?

The see anything from the left as an assault on their way of practicing their religion, just as you know, using their religion to assault other's rights is a ok NBD thing.

Super religious rights people always super weird me out. Keep your views in your church, thanks.

[sys]

I'm confused as to why there is a ? mark at the end of it.

he's asking his followers thumbs up or thumbs down on cutting off federal funding to one of the country's top 5 research institutions.

[mocat]

most trump voters are just everyone's parents who are only vaguely aware of "twitter" at all; he is free to do as much of this as he wants to entertain everyone else

[Rage Against the McKee]

I'm confused as to why there is a ? mark at the end of it.

he's asking his followers thumbs up or thumbs down on cutting off federal funding to one of the country's top 5 research institutions.

Does thumbs up mean you don't want him to fund Cal or thumbs down? Both maybe?

[Emo EMAW]

Keep your views out of this thread for Gods sake.

[AbeFroman]

I threw on AM radio for 5 minutes yesterday and they were taking calls on whether God intervened in the election to help Trump win against the odds. Most people said yes.

Best part of those 5 minutes tho was the setup:
Host: My question to you all is "Did God intervene in the election?". Let's go to the phones, let's take a call from a state we haven't heard from lately.

*15 seconds of dead air*
Host: ummmm, well let's just go to line 2, from Georgia.

The next 4 calls were from Arkansas, Mississippi (x2) and Kentucky. The only caller that didn't think God intervened said no because God just provided us with Trump and Hillary and it was a test of our faith to choose the right one.

[star seed 7]

That sounds fun.

There was a caller on my way home yesterday that was worried about people on pot driving on super bowl Sunday

[cfbandyman]

That sounds fun.

There was a caller on my way home yesterday that was worried about people on pot driving on super bowl Sunday

 

There are always Mike from Ft. Collins for all sorts of subjects I guess

[Dugout DickStone]

like, as long as he's not nuking people because his people say it'll make the biloxi market go bonkers

He is apparently pretty keen on the Russian markets.

[Phil Titola]

Rasmussen Daily Tracking-57% approval

Free fallin'
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/other/president_trump_job_approval-6179.html

[ednksu]

Rasmussen Daily Tracking-57% approval

Did you even look at their methodology and see how they define eligible voters?

[slackcat]

Illegals are killing his approval rating.

[Emo EMAW]

I voted for the guy and would give a solid "disapprove."

[michigancat]

I voted for the guy and would give a solid "disapprove."

Take it to the "LOL emo" thread

[The Big Train]

I voted for the guy and would give a solid "disapprove."

Take it to the "LOL emo" thread

if everyone had an LOL moment with this guy we would run out of thread names

[Rage Against the McKee]

I voted for the guy and would give a solid "disapprove."

Mad at his approach to land management?

[Emo EMAW]

I voted for the guy and would give a solid "disapprove."

Mad at his approach to land management?

Well, we'll see.  I'm not sure his approach is evident yet.  But since that Utard had the gall to introduce that bill (not the first, they've been doing that for a while), maybe he thinks he can get it passed. 

I would probably strongly disapprove at this time with anyone who had a gnats ass chance of getting elected.  But, I honestly thought (maybe hoped?) he'd keep the crazy dialed down after the primaries.  I remember he did for a couple weeks at least.  It now seems his strategy is to keep the crazy as a distraction from what he's really trying to accomplish, and it's working. 


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