Everyday is like a poppy show. Americans should be ashamed of themselves over the election of this narcissist as president.
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The Chaos Presidency
2018-03-13 11:07:22
2018-03-13 11:14:00
it makes for great TV and is attention grabbing if you are into this sort of thing.
i love it. i hope he declares himself President for Life.
this is great entertainment
2018-03-13 11:17:47
Call it a vindication for Jeb Bush, who perfectly captured President Trump's political character in a pithy phrase way back in December 2015, six weeks before the start of the Republican primaries. Trump, Bush claimed, was "a chaos candidate" who would be "a chaos president."
So he was, and so he is.
So he was, and so he is.
2018-03-13 11:24:29
A managerial style rooted in "chaos" has long been the president's modus operandi even since before the campaign, said Bruce Miroff, a professor of political science at the University at Albany.
"Everything is done on the fly," Miroff said.
"But one of the things that's different here now is that he's freaking out his own party more than any moment in the past."
"Everything is done on the fly," Miroff said.
"But one of the things that's different here now is that he's freaking out his own party more than any moment in the past."
2018-03-13 11:36:43
Celebrity Apprentice lol any bets on whom will be voted out next? 
2018-03-13 12:51:55
In reply to Runs
Celebrity Apprentice lol any bets on whom will be voted out next?
Funny you should ask. Kellyanne Conway, COS JohnKelly, Ben Carson, H. R. McMaster and David Shulkin at VA; take your pick. BTW, while all of this chaos was going on this morning about 3 or 4 other people were out the door from the Whitehouse and State Department in addition to to Tillerson.
2018-03-13 12:55:09
In reply to Runs
Celebrity Apprentice lol any bets on whom will be voted out next?
The Dotard thinks all this chaos will take help take the heat off the Mueller investigation. In fact, this is precisely what Mueller wants.
The more people focus on other issues the better Mueller and his team can fly under the radar.
2018-03-13 13:21:18
Eventually, I am hopeful that even Deplorables and the “poorly educated” will see through the blowhard Dotard and have the final say, as to who is leaving this administration, with this administration in 2020. Let the chaos continue.
2018-03-23 09:10:57
The pot is boiling, even over-flowing, the mess is all the stove top and about to head for the floor. When is all is said and done, it's going to be one hell of a mess to clean up. When the real damage is done, there would not be enough Deplorable and "poor educated" to put that Humpty-Dumpty back together again.
President Humpty Dumpty. Let the Choas continue.
2018-03-24 02:27:57
President Trump decamped to his oceanfront estate here on Friday after a head-spinning series of presidential decisions on national security, trade and the budget that left the capital reeling and his advisers nervous about what comes next.
The decisions attested to a president riled up by cable news and unbound. Mr. Trump appeared heedless of his staff, unconcerned about Washington decorum, or the latest stock market dive, and confident of his instincts. He seemed determined to set the agenda himself, even if that agenda looked like a White House in disarray.
Inside the West Wing, aides described an atmosphere of bewildered resignation as they grappled with the all-too-familiar task of predicting and reacting in real time to Mr. Trump’s shifting moods.
Aides said there was no grand strategy to the president’s actions, and that he got up each morning this week not knowing what he would do. Much as he did as a New York businessman at Trump Tower, Mr. Trump watched television, reacted to what he saw on television and then reacted to the reaction.
Aides said he was still testing his limits as president while also feeling embattled by incoming fire — from Congress, the Russia investigation, foreign entanglements, a potential trade war and a pornographic film actress and a Playboy model who said they had affairs with Mr. Trump and were paid to keep quiet.
The decisions attested to a president riled up by cable news and unbound. Mr. Trump appeared heedless of his staff, unconcerned about Washington decorum, or the latest stock market dive, and confident of his instincts. He seemed determined to set the agenda himself, even if that agenda looked like a White House in disarray.
Inside the West Wing, aides described an atmosphere of bewildered resignation as they grappled with the all-too-familiar task of predicting and reacting in real time to Mr. Trump’s shifting moods.
Aides said there was no grand strategy to the president’s actions, and that he got up each morning this week not knowing what he would do. Much as he did as a New York businessman at Trump Tower, Mr. Trump watched television, reacted to what he saw on television and then reacted to the reaction.
Aides said he was still testing his limits as president while also feeling embattled by incoming fire — from Congress, the Russia investigation, foreign entanglements, a potential trade war and a pornographic film actress and a Playboy model who said they had affairs with Mr. Trump and were paid to keep quiet.
2018-03-24 06:59:56
In reply to ProWI
Unfcukingbelievable, mad as a hatter
Bankrupt everyfckukingthing as he always did
They need to go after the intellectual authors also, the puppeteers, Mercers, Bannons etc
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