EPTOn July 28 2017 10:04 Plansix wrote:
What the fuck? He is the dumbest man alive?
What the fuck? He is the dumbest man alive?
HAHAHAHAHAHA
I laughed for a solid 30 seconds straight after seeing that. Wow that's so funny.
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TheLordofAwesome
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HAHAHAHAHAHA I laughed for a solid 30 seconds straight after seeing that. Wow that's so funny. | ||
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LegalLord
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PhoenixVoid
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On July 28 2017 10:04 Plansix wrote: https://twitter.com/scaramucci/status/890736308498378753 What the fuck? He is the dumbest man alive? I don't understand how a man who fails to understand the basic role of a journalist could be a millionaire Wall Street executive and member of the White House circle. Not to mention he's the Communications Director, so his job involves talking to a lot of reporters. | ||
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ZerOCoolSC2
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On July 28 2017 10:10 {CC}StealthBlue wrote: https://twitter.com/AP/status/890738020156137473 This is becoming a travesty. And 80% will still hold seats in a year. On July 28 2017 10:12 PhoenixVoid wrote: I don't understand how a man who fails to understand the basic role of a journalist could be a millionaire Wall Street executive and member of the White House circle. 5 letters. 1 word. Guess. (Bonus: 7 letters. 1 word) | ||
KwarK
United States42789 Posts
On July 28 2017 10:12 LegalLord wrote: My favorite part of this whole Scaramouchey matter? How quickly Spicey went from "Baghdad Bob" to "actually kind of ok." ??? Who likes Spicey now? To me he'll always be the man who hid in the bushes to avoid questions. | ||
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LegalLord
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On July 28 2017 10:12 PhoenixVoid wrote: I don't understand how a man who fails to understand the basic role of a journalist could be a millionaire Wall Street executive and member of the White House circle. That is a problem of conflating the ability to make money in the US financial market with intelligence. | ||
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Plansix
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"You want me to vote on a polished house turd and then pray the house doesn't pass the turd again?" | ||
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KwarK
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On July 28 2017 10:12 PhoenixVoid wrote: I don't understand how a man who fails to understand the basic role of a journalist could be a millionaire Wall Street executive and member of the White House circle. I'm assuming a reporter told him Reince Priebus was the source of the leaks, possibly as a joke, and only told him that he was joking after Scara blew up twitter. | ||
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OuchyDathurts
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On July 28 2017 10:12 PhoenixVoid wrote: I don't understand how a man who fails to understand the basic role of a journalist could be a millionaire Wall Street executive and member of the White House circle. Nepotism and cronyism. Saw some tweet earlier somewhere. He knows what he's doing and he's authorized to do it by the WH. No one is as reckless as this jackass without being given the go ahead from the higher ups. If the person in charge didn't want him being a total fucking lunatic they'd smash his dick in the dirt already. They let him off the leash on purpose to cause chaos. | ||
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WolfintheSheep
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On July 28 2017 10:16 OuchyDathurts wrote: Nepotism and cronyism. Saw some tweet earlier somewhere. He knows what he's doing and he's authorized to do it by the WH. No one is as reckless as this jackass without being given the go ahead from the higher ups. If the person in charge didn't want him being a total fucking lunatic they'd smash his dick in the dirt already. They let him off the leash on purpose to cause chaos. This would normally be true, if the person in charge was capable of understanding much of anything. | ||
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NewSunshine
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On July 28 2017 09:44 Danglars wrote: Feel free to nail it down for me when you get the chance. I thought he more or less thought it was justified, all things considered. I thought others quickly wised up when it wasn't just the couple anonymous leakers. When it was ripe for judgment, so to speak. But let's calm down about these preassertions of goalpost shifting and shock and awe, it's unbecoming. People get to pontificate about the dogshit awful implications of our government's involvement with Russia before there's hard proof of something bad. That's allowed. You don't get to shut down discussion about what is in all likelihood happening behind closed doors just because you don't like that it's a possibility. I'm perfectly ready to admit that nothing happened, as soon as proof comes out that what happened was innocuous, but it's not happening. It only looks worse with each passing day. And if you're wondering why the goalpost shifting thing is a thing, it's because in about a month you went from "you can't say anything because there's no proof" to "yeah it happened, but nobody said it didn't" to "okay, we said it didn't happen, but we felt justified in saying so". Pretty textbook. | ||
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OuchyDathurts
United States4588 Posts
On July 28 2017 10:18 WolfintheSheep wrote: This would normally be true, if the person in charge was capable of understanding much of anything. Trump is dumber than a door post, but choas is his MO. | ||
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semantics
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On July 28 2017 10:04 Plansix wrote: https://twitter.com/scaramucci/status/890736308498378753 What the fuck? He is the dumbest man alive? Does he know what his job is suppose to be? Or maybe he's a masochist. | ||
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m4ini
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On July 28 2017 10:21 semantics wrote: Does he know what his job is suppose to be? Or maybe he's a masochist. He follows trumps example, so most likely, no. | ||
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Plansix
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This man gets this week.(reporter for the intercept) | ||
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Danglars
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On July 28 2017 10:20 NewSunshine wrote: People get to pontificate about the dogshit awful implications of our government's involvement with Russia before there's hard proof of something bad. That's allowed. You don't get to shut down discussion about what is in all likelihood happening behind closed doors just because you don't like that it's a possibility. I'm perfectly ready to admit that nothing happened, as soon as proof comes out that what happened was innocuous, but it's not happening. It only looks worse with each passing day. And if you're wondering why the goalpost shifting thing is a thing, it's because in about a month you went from "you can't say anything because there's no proof" to "yeah it happened, but nobody said it didn't" to "okay, we said it didn't happen, but we felt justified in saying so". Pretty textbook. I never fully got the hysteria, but maybe you'll reciprocate in some manner. I still think you've totally missed the boat on myself and other conservatives' perspective on this. It's always been a long shot conclusion to the point where I still doubt Mueller will be able to find evidence of collusion. And I covered what I thought about how Trump Jr's meet figured in on this. So I think if you'd been more careful and didn't join the mob, you could have a better perspective yourself on the topic. Honestly I hope so. Like Rubio said in the Comey testimony, "the only thing that didn't leak is that Trump wasn't under investigation." The truth is startling. I'm consistent in waiting for the investigations to finish up and still judge from the evidence that it's incredibly unlikely the Trump campaign colluded. Trump doesn't come out smelling like a rose from any of this, he still made and continues to make bad staffing decisions and conducts himself unethically and inappropriately. He's just lucky to have a lunatic political and media opposition these days to defray some of the impact. | ||
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TheTenthDoc
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Leporello
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On July 28 2017 10:08 Plansix wrote: That man has 85 million. The government needs to redistribute that right away before he does more harm. These are the people that espouse Meritocracy. Ivy League, Wall Street, Masters of the Universe. Director of Communications for the President of the United States. Doesn't know reporters report things. Even if "Moochi" did ask for it to be kept off the record -- which he didn't -- the reporter has no responsibility to do so, unless it was agreed to beforehand. Fucking basic logic. | ||
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