Don't forget Trump & The Republicans also want to further limit women's rights by rolling back Roe v Wade, via anti-abortion Supreme Court Justice appointments

The Democrats are by contrast: "if your father fucks you, that's ok, you don't have to keep it"

I dont see a big problem with Trumps words. What he said is what most guys spending 80% of their day thinking. He was simply being male. Women who are offended should lighten the fuck up, if they are that repulsed they should divorce their husbands and abandon their boys. All men are perverts; Clinton, Bush, Obama, they all masturbate. I dont want to even to begin to think the sick shit Obama did to Michelle, probably put it in her shitter and everything.

Thousands of people in Hyde Park yesterday protesting another countries' president and standing for women's rights.

Today, 2 kms down the road, were the sporting representatives of a country where child marriages, clitorectomies, honour murders and acid attacks are an ingrained cultural practice.
Why didn't the same protestors turn up there?

:laugh: This.

"I'm a right wing voter. I demonise minorities & the vulnerable to maintain my privilege"

And so the thin-skinned narcissist's bleatings begin. I just didn't think it would start so quickly!!!


http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-38707722

President Donald Trump has accused the media of dishonesty over the number of people attending his inauguration.
Mr Trump said "it looked like" some 1.5m people had been there when he spoke at the US Capitol on Friday.
Later, his White House press secretary said it had been "the largest audience to ever see an inauguration, period".
Neither man has produced evidence to back their claims. And photographs appear to show many more attending the inauguration of Barack Obama in 2009.

It's funny how people take this as gospel when in reality it was taken before the even started..... 

Yeah, the real photo is sad enough.

:laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh:

Supposedly Trump was asked when taking the oath of office to "raise your right pussy grabber & repeat after me..."

Yeah not sure what would be worse, that there would be a huge crowd in the rain for someone like Trump, or a small one lol.

One can be easily justified and isn't as depressing, the other can't. 

-PB

It's really the height of pettiness to compare crowd sizes, especially in a city which is 90% democrat. Hopefully Trump can bring an end to all this liberal pettiness and achieve some real change.

Loving this trump hate. Morons. Deal with it. I'm sure you all preach about democracy. Well I give you democracy. 👌

Not sure how he can go about doing that though with respects to these people who are complaining about him so much.

He will be painted with this brush and nothing he can do will change their opinion of him.

-PB

I agree rusty

So we have the weather and the town is Democrat. Does anyone want to give me "Trump supporters all have jobs" so I can finish my bingo? :laugh:

Regarding 'being painted with a brush', well, you make the bed you lie in it.



Or in Trump's case get hookers to piss all over it.

You'd expect more people for the first black president in history. Trump is the most unpopular president in history. However, the photo floating around the web is AFAIK a lie.

What about the first orange president?

First Oompa Loompa president.

-PB

It now turns out that Trump will not be releasing his tax returns, despite repeatedly promising to do so, a first for a modern day president
But then, the lying is no real surprise, considering he lied way more than any other candidate
With the concealment of business concerns & the pissing tapes, it will be interesting to see which countries America acts favourably towards


https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2017/jan/22/white-house-refuses-release-trump-tax-returns-wikileaks

Donald Trump will not release his tax returns even after repeated promises to do so after a supposed audit, one of his senior advisers said on Sunday, confirming that the president will break a 40-year tradition and not show Americans the extent of his financial interests and obligations.

Kellyanne Conway, a senior counselor to the president, told ABC’s This Week the Trump administration would do nothing about calls to release the information.

“The White House response is that he’s not going to release his tax returns,” she said. “We litigated this all through the election.”

The broken promise alienated WikiLeaks, which for months during the campaign released hacked Democratic emails, which Trump often seized on to denigrate his opponent Hillary Clinton.

On Sunday, the group tweeted: “Trump’s breach of promise over the release of his tax returns is even more gratuitous than Clinton concealing her Goldman Sachs transcripts.”

The organization then asked for someone to give them the tax returns, in order to achieve their publication.

Speaking to ABC, Conway contradicted polls that show most Americans want to see the returns when she said: “People didn’t care.

“They voted for him, and let me make this very clear: most Americans … are very focused on what their tax returns will look like while President Trump is in office, not what his look like.”

Last week, a Washington Post-ABC poll showed that 74% of Americans, including 53% of Republicans, want to see Trump’s returns. In October, a CNN poll found that 73% of registered voters, including 49% of Republicans, wanted to see the tax returns.

A petition on the White House website that calls for the immediate release of the returns and “all information needed to verify emoluments clause compliance” had 218,465 signatures as of Sunday afternoon.

The returns could show the breadth of Trump’s financial interests around the world, including where he does business, who his partners are and to whom he owes money.

Ethics experts fear Trump’s business liabilities could affect White House policy and how the president spends taxpayer dollars: for instance, how he may deal with banks that own hundreds of millions of his debt, treat foreign nations that curry favor or become real estate partners, or reshape domestic policy to accommodate his interests.

Earlier this month, Trump repeated his campaign contention that he would not release the returns because “they’re under audit”. No law prohibits the release of tax returns during an audit; Trump’s lawyers have said he is under audit, but they have not provided any proof that he is actually under audit. The IRS has repeatedly declined to comment on the audit status of any single citizen.

During the campaign, Trump repeatedly promised to release his tax returns after the supposed audit. In May, for instance, he said: “As soon as the audit ends I’ll release my returns.” He also tweeted: “I would release my tax returns when audit is complete, not after election!”

In October, Trump’s 1995 tax returns were published by the New York Times, which acquired the records through an anonymous source and verified them with the businessman’s former accountant.

The returns showed that Trump lost $916m in a single year and could have avoided paying federal taxes for 18 years, a charge he did not deny.

Conway also insisted that Trump and his family “are complying with all the ethical rules, everything they need to do to step away from his businesses and be a full-time president”.

There is no record that Trump has stepped away from any of his businesses, which owe hundreds of millions in debts to large banks, span across the US, Europe and Asia, and which may have already put him in violation of the constitution’s prohibition against payments from foreign governments.

In a press conference earlier this month, aides refused to let reporters see documents that allegedly catalogued his efforts to separate himself from his businesses.

Trump has refused to divest or set up a blind trust, instead saying without evidence that he has handed control of his companies to his two adult sons. Ethics attorneys have repeatedly said Trump has not taken effective steps to prevent conflicts of interest.

Kellyanne Conway on the media reporting on the Inauguration's low crowds and Press Secretary Spicer's insistence that they were the highest crowds at an inauguration, period: "Don't be so overly dramatic about it, Chuck (Chuck Todd of the NBC). You're saying it's a falsehood, and they're giving -- our press secretary, Sean Spicer, gave alternative facts to that."

Alternative facts. Alternative fucking facts. Now the term 'Orwellian' gets thrown around a lot these days, but fucking hell.

Is this video a lie?

Doesn't matter. Righties live in a fact free alternative reality, because too much information processing overwhelms them.

Your tears are delicious. It's a bittersweet feeling having to live vicariously through an arrogant narcissist like Trump, but the meltdown his success has caused from the entitled freeloading professional victim brigade, all throughout the West, is simply far too glorious.

8 years coming right up...

Yes, he's definitely lowered the benchmark.
Its a lesson for the Democrats that lying & cheating does pay, they just need to do more of it, because in the end people are too lazy to process facts

Aha even for you this is ridiculous.

I have thought about what it would be like to murder someone - that does not make me a murderer. 

So thinking about a chick you see naked is not being a perv? Sweet.

:laugh::laugh::laugh: So much egg, that Asian dude was funny as " Hey, HEEEY, This is Library, Fuck off!"

He selectively avoids mentioning that Trump stated in one of his public rallies that in regards to one woman who raised a case of sexual assault by him, that it didn't happen because 'she wasn't good looking enough for him to be interested in'

Speaks volumes about him & his illiterate fans