On July 20, Donald Trump attended a meeting at the Pentagon with members of his national security team and Cabinet officials. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson was on hand, and after the president left the room, the nation’s chief diplomat reportedly called Trump a “moron” – or more specifically, a “f***ing moron.”

The president saw a slide that showed the size of the U.S. nuclear stockpile over the past seven decades. Trump saw the highest point on the chart – a half-century ago, the American stockpile was at 32,000 – and “told his team he wanted the U.S. to have that many now.”

Trump's pattern of reckless incompetence on this issue is unnervingly long. In one of the GOP primary debates, for example, Trump seemed baffled by a simple question about the nuclear triad. In one of the general election debates, Trump was asked about nuclear first-use policy, and delivered two completely contradictory answers over the course of a few seconds.

This is the same Republican who, over the course of his campaign, suggested more countries – specifically South Korea, Japan, and Saudi Arabia – should develop nuclear-weapons programs for their own national security interests.

Around the same time, Trump seemed genuinely confused by the meaning of the word “proliferation.”

Hey mellinhead - check out the Fox News article about Trump targeting NBC's license...ot states the report you are parroting is false.

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Of course, you'd believe anybody over Trump and Fox news...


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Originally Posted by mellincf

On July 20, Donald Trump attended a meeting at the Pentagon with members of his national security team and Cabinet officials. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson was on hand, and after the president left the room, the nation’s chief diplomat reportedly called Trump a “moron” – or more specifically, a “f***ing moron.”



The president saw a slide that showed the size of the U.S. nuclear stockpile over the past seven decades. Trump saw the highest point on the chart – a half-century ago, the American stockpile was at 32,000 – and “told his team he wanted the U.S. to have that many now.”



Trump's pattern of reckless incompetence on this issue is unnervingly long. In one of the GOP primary debates, for example, Trump seemed baffled by a simple question about the nuclear triad. In one of the general election debates, Trump was asked about nuclear first-use policy, and delivered two completely contradictory answers over the course of a few seconds.



This is the same Republican who, over the course of his campaign, suggested more countries – specifically South Korea, Japan, and Saudi Arabia – should develop nuclear-weapons programs for their own national security interests.



Around the same time, Trump seemed genuinely confused by the meaning of the word “proliferation.”

Please don’t blame Trump. He didn’t vote himself into the office. Put the blame on where it belongs. THE FVCKING MORONS THAT VOTED FOR HIM.
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President Trump on free speech today.



"President Trump: "It's frankly disgusting the way the press is able to write whatever they want to write, and people should look into it.""

This stuff cannot be reversed. Just keep,supporting this

The right to free speech is disgusting.......DIRECT from our Oval Office

Originally Posted by Guest

On July 20, Donald Trump attended a meeting at the Pentagon with members of his national security team and Cabinet officials. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson was on hand, and after the president left the room, the nation’s chief diplomat reportedly called Trump a “moron” – or more specifically, a “f***ing moron.”

The president saw a slide that showed the size of the U.S. nuclear stockpile over the past seven decades. Trump saw the highest point on the chart – a half-century ago, the American stockpile was at 32,000 – and “told his team he wanted the U.S. to have that many now.”

Trump's pattern of reckless incompetence on this issue is unnervingly long. In one of the GOP primary debates, for example, Trump seemed baffled by a simple question about the nuclear triad. In one of the general election debates, Trump was asked about nuclear first-use policy, and delivered two completely contradictory answers over the course of a few seconds.

This is the same Republican who, over the course of his campaign, suggested more countries – specifically South Korea, Japan, and Saudi Arabia – should develop nuclear-weapons programs for their own national security interests.

Around the same time, Trump seemed genuinely confused by the meaning of the word “proliferation.”

Hmmm that's what the left said when Trump "mis-spoke"about the NFL yet he gave the issue substantial traction.

You are defending NBC who have no conscious when it comes to promoting fake news and worse yet suppressing legitimate news and here I speak to the fact that NBC squashed a reporters story about the left's once upon a time favorite "Harvey Weinstein".

it seems the left all held their breath until the Board at Weinstein's studio gave him the boot. Now watch all the celebs ( drama queens) pretend to be PSTD victims what a cesspool

Personal Best Regards:

Alex Jones, of INFO WARS, one of if not the Presidents favorites has this to say about the Las Vegas shooting


"Mr. Jones — who has propagated conspiracy theories about the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre in 2012 and the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks — has portrayed Mr. Paddock by turns as an agent of the Islamic State, a leftist activist, an anti-Trump radical and a possible stooge for a broader conspiracy intent on disrupting democracy.

“Could Stephen Paddock, the lone Vegas shooter, have been a patsy to kick off the left’s war with the right in the streets of America?” Mr. Jones wrote on his Facebook page last week. The post accompanied a video titled “Video Shows Second Shooter During Vegas Massacre,” which by Monday had been viewed about 1.1 million times."

Las Vegas Massacre Gives InfoWars More Conspiracy Fodder - The New York Times

Originally Posted by Guest

Hey mellinhead - check out the Fox News article about Trump targeting NBC's license...ot states the report you are parroting is false.

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Trump loves to trample all over the First Amendment. First it's "fake news" and then free speech, then freedom of the press. I doubt if he has read, or understands, the First Amendment any more than you appear to. Democracy dies in darkness.

Originally Posted by Guest

Of course, you'd believe anybody over Trump and Fox news...


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Only Fox went to court to be able to lie to you. Only Fox has to run a disclaimer "For Entertainment Purposes Only". Only Fox had to drop that "Fair and Balanced" tagline. Fox is not news, it is right wing opinion and propaganda. And of course, Trump lies on average 3 times a day. Fox News Wins Lawsuit To Misinform Public – Seriously | Philly2Philly.com

Donald Trump: Falsehoods, Lies and the Truth | Time.com

On Oct. 12, 2016, The New York Times published a story entitled, "Two Women Say Donald Trump Touched Them Inappropriately."

Sound familiar from the news

A year later, despite a threat from his attorney that Trump would have "no option but to pursue all available actions and remedies," Trump hasn't sued. That's significant because Today, the statute of limitations expires on a libel claim brought in New York over the publication's groping story.

A threat of legal action that doesn't actually lead to a court filing falls under a category of speech known as bluster

Originally Posted by Guest

Hey mellinhead - check out the Fox News article about Trump targeting NBC's license...ot states the report you are parroting is false.

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NBC stands by the story. Let’s discuss a little about real journalism, since I was a journalist. Sources are NEVER anonymous. Reporters have to have no less than 3 independent sources and the editors must have their names and verify the story. Sources are protected, of course, so that they can be used again (and not fired). Here’s the story of how just ONE news report was written: How We Found Tom Price’s Private Jets - POLITICO Magazine

Originally Posted by Guest

Hmmm that's what the left said when Trump "mis-spoke"about the NFL yet he gave the issue substantial traction.

You are defending NBC who have no conscious when it comes to promoting fake news and worse yet suppressing legitimate news and here I speak to the fact that NBC squashed a reporters story about the left's once upon a time favorite "Harvey Weinstein".

it seems the left all held their breath until the Board at Weinstein's studio gave him the boot. Now watch all the celebs ( drama queens) pretend to be PSTD victims what a cesspool

Personal Best Regards:

On Oct. 12, 2016, The New York Times published a story entitled, "Two Women Say Donald Trump Touched Them Inappropriately."

Sound familiar from the news

A year later, despite a threat from his attorney that Trump would have "no option but to pursue all available actions and remedies," Trump hasn't sued. That's significant because Today, the statute of limitations expires on a libel claim brought in New York over the publication's groping story.

A threat of legal action that doesn't actually lead to a court filing falls under a category of speech known as bluster

Originally Posted by Guest

NBC stands by the story. Let’s discuss a little about real journalism, since I was a journalist. Sources are NEVER anonymous. Reporters have to have no less than 3 independent sources and the editors must have their names and verify the story. Sources are protected, of course, so that they can be used again (and not fired). Here’s the story of how just ONE news report was written: How We Found Tom Price’s Private Jets - POLITICO Magazine

Fake news, made up stories all mean one thing.....you got me and I will bluster.

I have never been so concerned for my country.

Our President stands for nothing that makes us great, and only for those that are positives for Trump.

"President Trump is yet again threatening to crack down on media outlets he doesn't like. But this time he's doing it in a much more brazen fashion. And it's almost exactly what Richard Nixon appeared to attempt in the 1970s.

The difference here is that Nixon talked about the scheme only privately."





Trump’s threat to NBC’s license is the very definition of Nixonian - The Washington Post

Publicly for the entire world to watch our country's descent

Originally Posted by mellinhead

Only Fox went to court to be able to lie to you. Only Fox has to run a disclaimer "For Entertainment Purposes Only". Only Fox had to drop that "Fair and Balanced" tagline. Fox is not news, it is right wing opinion and propaganda. And of course, Trump lies on average 3 times a day. Fox News Wins Lawsuit To Misinform Public – Seriously | Philly2Philly.com

Donald Trump: Falsehoods, Lies and the Truth | Time.com

So, only Fox and Trump lie...and you know a lie when it does not agree with your view...LOL.

Go back to your cave home!

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