The LuLac Edition #3415, January 24h, 2017
MAYBE I’M AMAZED
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MAYBE I’M AMAZED….that Donald trump has interest in companies involved in the Keystone Pipeline. Wow, are we in for a ride!
MAYBE I’M AMAZED….. when snakes are born with two heads they fight each other for food.
MAYBE I’M AMAZED……that the new President who sent Press Secretary Sean Spicer out to the press complaining about crowd size actually made fun of Spicer’s suits. Trump wanted to know if Spicer owned a dark suit. Didn’t tell him to his face but leaked it. Coward
MAYBE I’M AMAZED …..that a city in Greece struggles to put in place a subway system because it keeps on digging up ruins.
MAYBE I’M AMAZED….that while Trump distracts the press with his antics, tweets and battle with the media, no one is watching what Speaker of the House Paul Ryan is doing to set an agenda against the middle class in America.
MAYBE I’M AMAZED……that a gallon of water weighs 8.3 pounds.
MAYBE I’M AMAZED…….at how the Trump administration has tried to denigrate the Women’s march across the world and the U.S. as complainers who didn’t vote. Some didn’t, they rue the day they didn’t and that’s why they showed up.
MAYBE I’M AMAZED ……that Jelly fish don’t have any brains. –
MAYBE I’M AMAZED…….that people are shocked the Green Bay Packers lost to Atlanta. I’m a Packer fan but this might turn out to be the Falcon’s year.
MAYBE I’M AMAZED…..that the Dome in Atlanta was closing and new stadium was being built. The thing was only twenty five years old which is just short of the Falcon’s owner’s wife!
MAYBE I’M AMAZED…..that there are people who still tell me that Madonna is not that talented. Really?
MAYBE I’M AMAZED……that the new President’s son in law Jared Kushner did not want KellyAnne Conway in the administration. Good call. Her performance was utterly disgusting this weekend and if I were in charge of national media shows, she’d never get asked on again.
posted by David Yonki @ 8:47 PM
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5 Comments:
Yonk, I thought Madonna was out of your new demo!
@9:02
The "skank quotient" must now be considered.
Trump only wants everyone to love him now. Not going to happen. Even many of his voters just wanted to mess with the system by putting a pinhead into office. Now we've got pins all over the danged place.
Bluto, WRONG. Trump has a keen sense of right and wrong and isn't afraid to act.
We wanted this AFTER the pinheads on both sides of the aisle betrayed us.
He continues to prove our vote was not wasted.
It makes waking up to his tweets something to look forward to.
Think quick, What's the difference between the markets and the media when it comes to Donald Trump?
Give up?
One trades up on what he says
The other talks down what he says.
One is making money betting on what he is doing.
The other's still trying to make sense of what he is doing.
One is seeing green
The other still seeing red.
It is as if the mainstream media just can't get Trump, so they continue fighting the same-old battle going after Trump.
That's consistent.
So is their inconsistency
Like saying there's zero evidence of widespread voter fraud in the last election.
But apparently plenty of evidence the Russians hacked that election.
I guess that means zero evidence voter fraud affected those election results.
But zero doubt the Russians likely did affect those election results.
So "hint" that the Russians might have altered the outcome.
But unequivocally dismiss fake voting might have been "part" of the outcome.
Whatever suits your case. Or your bias.
Question whether Trump would accept the results of that election before votes were cast because you had your doubts.
Don't even bother asking Hillary Clinton the same question because you had no doubt.
Call his different set of facts "lies" when it comes to judging the size of crowds for this president.
But yours, nothing short of an innocent oversight, when you overlook a Martin Luther King bust in the office of this president.
Your facts are reliable
His are not.
He's thin-skinned when he has the nerve to question your reporting.
You're not when you have the nerve to question his questioning your reporting.
He's a loose cannon.
You're just loose with the facts.
He botches things his first days in the White House.
You're not, when you said he'd never make it to the white house.
He's petty when he calls out what you got wrong, and says it's fake news.
You're not when you report him saying that and still insist you're just reporting the news.
So the New York Times can say Trump lies on its front page.
But Hillary Clinton just "evolves" explaining any position on any page.
Donald trump's crowds are crass and loud.
Million women marcher crowds are brave and virtuous.
So you all but report he's a clown, even though it's your reporting that's been a joke.
He's too wrapped up in grudges, even though you seem the one intent on settling old scores.
He won't cut you breaks, so you won't cut him slack.
Who's smaller?
The media firing the shots or the president who is calling the shots?
Look, you're free not to buy his facts.
But you're not free to pick and choose your own facts.
Just like you're free to go after his excuses.
But make no note of your own.
No, his are doozies.
Yours make me delirious.
Because, as bad as some of his poll numbers look, yours look worse.
All of us in the media, much worse. Trust me.
He's no saint.
But you folks are hardly without sin.
Because words matter.
Just like you insist crowds matter.
Like when you say his don't measure up.
Even though during the campaign they were breaking records, yet you never, ever brought it up.
No, he's reckless.
You're righteous.
His executive orders are over-reach.
His predecessor's under-reported.
Face it, say it. You hate this president.
Scream it, admit it, you loved the last president. It's okay.
That guy could almost do no wrong.
This one, just about nothing right.
You're free not to like him. So quit feigning shock when he doesn't like you.
Only he has the gumption to say it, even crudely.
You're just more sneaky faking it, what's the word?
Smarmy.
That's why, for the moment, investors are buying his story.
Not your story.
Which is their way of saying, he's a buy.
And you're a sell.
Which is why they're shorting you.
I think it's their way of saying, they see no value at all, in you.
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