I believe the media lol or I should say CNN mainly when it comes to what 45 does. Cause every time he says something isn't true it ends up being true after the talk of the subject calms down. He keeps saying "Fake News" yet he talks to them during briefings when they do have them with him. Considering he doesn't have Sarah Saunders do them daily for him anymore...which is interesting too lol.
I think people are just getting tired of him. But, I wouldn't doubt there's people out there scared to see what will happen next because of the type of pwer he has. Or thinks he has all of the power which he doesn't. He still has to follow the laws like we do although sadly he's not. ugh, what an ass.
Best part is I find it unlikely that he's aware that he's lying about the pardon.
A few days ago I read something I now can't find about how many (!!!) black politicians there were in the U.S. South after the abolition of slavery, so Googled around to see where they all went. Not a U.S. native so never studied this at school.
LOL! The world bank is not what he is used to as a bank, it is more of a policy place (my spouse used to work in the executive office there and I know a lot of people that go back and forth between there and various policy places). So even if his daughter was good at maths (doubtful) no way would she be qualified.
Well, by law, he's supposed to. Unfortunately, when Congress (particularly senate Republicans led by Mitch McConnell) refuses to hold him to account for his transgressions, he's free to flout the law at whim.
Mitch McConnell is a wimp and a follower to 45.
The nepotism in this administration knows no bounds.
The funny thing is, I'm a product of US education, and we never studied it either. Sadly, too - its like how we never studied the Japanese-American interment camps of WWII.
I suspect for all the talk about standards what gets stressed depends on where you go to school. For example, I was in New Hampshire and surprisingly the stress was on the revolutionary war. The civil war was talked about some years, but it was almost like nothing else happened in the 19th century.
Interesting that Sandra is back in the picture chatting away again for her "master"
Perhaps not, but they can call whoever prepared Trump's returns to testify and explain it to them. And there are a hell of a lot of smart corporate tax lawyers and CPA's out there. I'm sure quite a few would be happy to help with the analysis.
Thousands of pages for a few years' worth of tax returns? I get the feeling Ms. Sanders has never filed tax returns either.
Trump is the direct owner of a significant number of businesses which would be part of his personal tax returns.
I am certain she can get most people hot for numbers, a'right, easy as "40-26-36 are my numbers, sugah - your place, mine or sumthin in between?" I mean - are there really any other numbers at all the Donald cares about? I doubt that, so he for sure meant that!
