Mr. Trump Goes to Washington

[ironbite]

He's going to destroy America's ability to deal with international politics and it'll take 50 years before we're treated as anything other then a laughing stock.

[SCarpelan]

Or you elect a more competent president with almost as bad policies who is then worshiped as a herald of a new age for American politics since Trump has pretty much dug the bar under the ground.

[dpareja]

Or you elect a more competent president with almost as bad policies who is then worshiped as a herald of a new age for American politics since Trump has pretty much dug the bar under the ground.

Don't even need to do that. Just impeach Trump or get him to resign, and then you get Pence, who is a) more competent and b) has policies just as bad.

Which is another problem with impeaching Trump, because Pence will look so much better by comparison that everyone will forget that policy-wise he's every bit as bad as Trump and hence all those horrific positions will be normalized, even lauded.

[davedan]

I'm so glad that Trump only takes in the best, smartest, most honest, totally-not-Russian-agent men and women into his administration:

Please tell me that's not real?

[Svata]

Its real. Its from a couple months ago.

[Cloud3514]

Or you elect a more competent president with almost as bad policies who is then worshiped as a herald of a new age for American politics since Trump has pretty much dug the bar under the ground.

Don't even need to do that. Just impeach Trump or get him to resign, and then you get Pence, who is a) more competent and b) has policies just as bad.

Which is another problem with impeaching Trump, because Pence will look so much better by comparison that everyone will forget that policy-wise he's every bit as bad as Trump and hence all those horrific positions will be normalized, even lauded.

This assumes that Pence wouldn't resign due to being complicit in Trump's actions. However, THEN we get Paul Ryan as president... who's more competent than Trump (probably less than Pence) and just as bad at policy. So, really, we're screwed unless Paul Ryan is found to be connected to Trump's crimes/being compromised/whatever ultimately drives him out of office. Who's fourth in line for president, by the way?

[The_Queen]

Or you elect a more competent president with almost as bad policies who is then worshiped as a herald of a new age for American politics since Trump has pretty much dug the bar under the ground.

Don't even need to do that. Just impeach Trump or get him to resign, and then you get Pence, who is a) more competent and b) has policies just as bad.

Which is another problem with impeaching Trump, because Pence will look so much better by comparison that everyone will forget that policy-wise he's every bit as bad as Trump and hence all those horrific positions will be normalized, even lauded.

This assumes that Pence wouldn't resign due to being complicit in Trump's actions. However, THEN we get Paul Ryan as president... who's more competent than Trump (probably less than Pence) and just as bad at policy. So, really, we're screwed unless Paul Ryan is found to be connected to Trump's crimes/being compromised/whatever ultimately drives him out of office. Who's fourth in line for president, by the way?

Orrin Hatch, followed by Rex Tillerson.

[Cloud3514]

Rex Tillerson being fifth in line for president makes my skin crawl.

[davedan]

Its real. Its from a couple months ago.

I genuinely feel sorry for Sean Spicer now. He is actually too stupid for this job.

[Cloud3514]

Don't forget his one man war against Dippin Dots.

[RavynousHunter]

What man in his right mind would be against Dippin Dots?!

[Cloud3514]

You're assuming that anyone who willingly works for Trump is in their right mind.

[niam2023]

Does anyone really know how competent or incompetent Jared Kushner is? He has said so little in his foray into politics...

[Sigmaleph]

I'm so glad that Trump only takes in the best, smartest, most honest, totally-not-Russian-agent men and women into his administration:

[pic snipped]

Please tell me that's not real?

Not only is it real, he refuses to take down the tweet. It's still there.

[Id82]

So instead of going to the white house correspondence dinner like a mature adult. Trump instead held a rally with his fans in Pennsylvania. His fans took it as Trump flipping off the media. But anyone on the outside can clearly see Trump doesn't want to have his widdle feelings hurt.