The Commander in Chief Is Not Okay

I know - they post the soundbites they hear on Faux News, hoping they sound smart enough where no one will check their sources.
So you insist on Democrat propaganda coming from MSNBC, NPR, CNN, etc.

Argument of the Stone fallacy. Bulverism fallacy.
It's when you start to do that is when the dodging starts.
Hallucination.
One of their favorite ways to try to get out of it, is to claim - "I posted proof years ago - go find it".
Get out of what, moron??
When they know they didn't and they can just blame you're poor research skills for not finding the source everyone knows they could just easily post again.

No - facts and trumptards do not mix.
Go learn what 'fact' means. Insult fallacy. No argument presented.
 
They are to blame, though the correct term is “liberals”. Liberals as Democrats led the country thru the most challenging times of the 20th century and as Republicans thru the most challenging times of the last four decades of the 19th Century. Time for them to step up now.
The correct term is Democrats. Much of the 'challenging times' in the 20th century (and in the 19th century for that matter) was CAUSED by Democrats.
 
Trump looks at his MAGAt Sheeple and believes all Americans are just as stupid and clueless.
Trump is not a Democrat, Sybil.
He's used to speaking in front of adoring Sheeple which is why he was surprised by the stoic, professional reaction of our nation's generals and admirals at the Quantico Meeting.
Hallucination.
JPP MAGAts want this forum to become a MAGAt echo chamber which is why they want to ban or drive off all those who disagree with them.
Yup. That describes you Democrats perfectly.
 
And how many of them were DEMOCRATS :laugh: Give yourself an internet star today for catching an internet spelling error. :rofl2:
Yeah, it's what you do. You fucks are even calling Comey and Mueller "Democrats" because they dared to stand up to the king. It's the same thing as when you say "TDS". It means you can't defend what you're claiming.
 
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Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth’s convocation of hundreds of generals and admirals today turned out to be, in the main, a nothingburger. Hegseth strutted and paced and lectured and hectored, warning the officers that he was tired of seeing fat people in the halls of the Pentagon and promising to take the men who have medical or religious exemptions from shaving—read: mostly Black men—and kick them out of the military. He assured them that the “woke” Department of Defense was now a robust and manly Department of War, and that they would no longer have to worry about people “smearing” them as “toxic” leaders. (Hegseth went on a tirade about the word toxic itself, noting that if a commitment to high standards made him “toxic,” then “so be it.”)

All in all, an utterly embarrassing address. But that wasn’t the worst of it. The assembled military leaders likely already knew that Hegseth is unqualified for his job, and they could mostly tune out the sloganeering that Hegseth, a former TV host, was probably aiming more at Fox News and the White House than at the military itself. What they could not ignore, however, was the spectacle that President Donald Trump put on when he spoke after Hegseth.

The president talked at length, and his comments should have confirmed to even the most sympathetic observer that he is, as the kids say, not okay. Several of Hegseth’s people said in advance of the senior-officer conclave that its goal was to energize America’s top military leaders and get them to focus on Hegseth’s vision for a new Department of War. But the generals and admirals should be forgiven if they walked out of the auditorium and wondered: What on earth is wrong with the commander in chief?

Trump seemed quieter and more confused than usual; he is not accustomed to audiences who do not clap and react to obvious applause lines. “I’ve never walked into a room so silent before,” he said at the outset. (Hegseth had the same awkward problem earlier, waiting for laughs and applause that never came.) The president announced his participation only days ago, and he certainly seemed unprepared.

Trump started rambling right out of the gate. But first, the president channeled his inner Jeb Bush, asking the officers to clap—but, you know, only if they felt like it.


https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/commander-chief-not-okay-232300613.html

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The vice president can have a beard - no problem. Oh, but anybody in the military - how horrible!

You can serve and fight and risk your life for the USA, no problem. Just don't look on the face of a USA fifty dollar bill.
 
Johnson fired back by telling her, “A lot of folks on your side are, too.”

That is an admission that he agrees the president is unhinged and unwell!
 
The vice president can have a beard - no problem. Oh, but anybody in the military - how horrible!

You can serve and fight and risk your life for the USA, no problem. Just don't look on the face of a USA fifty dollar bill.
Vice President Beardo? He's not that skinny either. I suspect a girl's volleyball team can run him down and kick his ass in a game. Plus he works with a rapist pedophile.

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