Donald Trump, Donghia and interior design
Yes, many miles of the existing wall cost 5 million per mile, and it won't get easier. A 2,000 mile long wall would cost trillions, not millions.
What will they do when the wall reaches the Rio Grande River? Slice the river down the middle? And do they plan to extend the wall three miles out into the Pacific Ocean, and into the Gulf of Mexico, to prevent people from swimming around the end of their great wall.
Psht .... tRUMP can build a wall a hundred feet long and he'll have completely fulfilled his threat.
Anyone with any intelligence knew this was just a throw-away campaign line, directed at the lowest common denominator.
What will they do when the wall reaches the Rio Grande River? Slice the river down the middle? And do they plan to extend the wall three miles out into the Pacific Ocean, and into the Gulf of Mexico, to prevent people from swimming around the end of their great wall.
Psht .... tRUMP can build a wall a hundred feet long and he'll have completely fulfilled his threat.
Anyone with any intelligence knew this was just a throw-away campaign line, directed at the lowest common denominator.
Well, Steve Wynn believes it is "Springtime in America"...
http://www.cbsnews.com/videos/billionai ... ent-trump/
Didn't Mel Brooks write a song that went something like that?
http://www.cbsnews.com/videos/billionai ... ent-trump/
Didn't Mel Brooks write a song that went something like that?
Ha! I wish it were a Mel Brooks film...
Sessions has just recused himself:
https://mobile.nytimes.com/2017/03/02/u ... crats.html
Secret agent man?
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.cnn.co ... index.html
Kushner, Flynn, JD Gordon, Carter Page, and Sessions all met with this guy, Kislyak. The administration consistently denied any contact of any member of their administration with any Russian.
Sessions has just recused himself:
https://mobile.nytimes.com/2017/03/02/u ... crats.html
Secret agent man?
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.cnn.co ... index.html
Kushner, Flynn, JD Gordon, Carter Page, and Sessions all met with this guy, Kislyak. The administration consistently denied any contact of any member of their administration with any Russian.
March 2nd, Roderick Grant wrote: "As to the current administration, we ain't going to war with anyone."
I suppose 20 previously planned air strikes don't necessarily constitute war, but the concentration in such a short amount of time might indicate that escalation could be forthcoming:
https://www.google.com/amp/abcnews.go.c ... 3D45882852
I suppose 20 previously planned air strikes don't necessarily constitute war, but the concentration in such a short amount of time might indicate that escalation could be forthcoming:
https://www.google.com/amp/abcnews.go.c ... 3D45882852
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Peter, as to your earlier post about the Sessions affair, I had to go back to find an exact quote of what Senator Leahy asked to be sure. Both he and Stuart Smalley asked *specifically* if Sessions talked to Russians about the election, not if he talked to Russians about anything at all. In both cases, Sessions answered correctly. He did talk to the Russian ambassador twice, but did not broach the subject of the election, and one of those encounters was after the election. Obviously, if anything ominous is included in the references you list, both Google and the NYT at the very least speculated.
Perhaps I should appropriate Hillary's constant refrain: "I misspoke." The war in Yemen has been ongoing for a long time. Trump is responding to an existing situation, not starting a war of his own. If Hillary had been elected, we would now be at war with Russia over her establishment of a no-fly zone over Syria, a profoundly stupid idea. That would be an example of "going to war," not bombing Yemen.
Perhaps I should appropriate Hillary's constant refrain: "I misspoke." The war in Yemen has been ongoing for a long time. Trump is responding to an existing situation, not starting a war of his own. If Hillary had been elected, we would now be at war with Russia over her establishment of a no-fly zone over Syria, a profoundly stupid idea. That would be an example of "going to war," not bombing Yemen.
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First, I have to say that Steve Wynn looks like he has one foot in the grave. But he handled himself excellently. As to "Springtime In America" (or Germany), people have used spring as an image of renewal for as long as spring has existed. To draw a comparison is just silly.
Rood's 'tRUMP' is the sort of nonsense that has been all over the Internet for over a year with 'hilLIARy', 'HITLERY' and the like. Grow up.
Rood's 'tRUMP' is the sort of nonsense that has been all over the Internet for over a year with 'hilLIARy', 'HITLERY' and the like. Grow up.
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Peter: "Time will tell. We're just getting started."
Really? An admission that the administration is just getting started? I thought you had played out the entire four years and drawn all sorts of cataclysmic consequences. Keep that quote in mind: TWT, in the current habit. TWT indeed. With articulate, successful, optimistic persons like Steve Wynn in his camp, there's more hope for Springtime in America than that grinning Timmy Kaine had to offer.
Really? An admission that the administration is just getting started? I thought you had played out the entire four years and drawn all sorts of cataclysmic consequences. Keep that quote in mind: TWT, in the current habit. TWT indeed. With articulate, successful, optimistic persons like Steve Wynn in his camp, there's more hope for Springtime in America than that grinning Timmy Kaine had to offer.
For millions of people all over the planet, the notion that he is just getting started is absolutely terrifying. Interesting...
Dan is consistently mature and respectful in his postings in Wright Chat. I've never known him to attack or offend anyone.
Isn't it possible to overlook his rare moment of silliness?
Dan is consistently mature and respectful in his postings in Wright Chat. I've never known him to attack or offend anyone.
Isn't it possible to overlook his rare moment of silliness?
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Dan, you're in tune with the Zeitgeist! Nathan Lane, Matthew Broderick, Cloris Leachman, Jimmy Kimmel and you know who star in:
https://youtu.be/OemqVWi_R0k
https://youtu.be/OemqVWi_R0k
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