The blue phantom
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west didsblue
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Is that the White House that's running like a well oiled machine by any chance?Steve Bannon has gone from the white House.
FogBlueInSanFran
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Alleged Bannon is out because he contradicted Trump publicly on North Korea. So it has nothing to do with the fact that he's a completely unhinged alt-right opportunist, just that Trump doesn't like his authority being challenged.
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She's too busy sucking his cock to get a bigly trade deal.Has May withdrawn the invitation to Trump yet?
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What do we make of Bannon being sacked?
Any chance it weakens Trump?
Any chance it weakens Trump?
Succinctly put sirShe's too busy sucking his cock to get a bigly trade deal.
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And she was immediately told by her Party and fellow politicians to resign! BIIIIIIG difference from what you are seeing from the Right, who is filling their coffers on this crap!
What I find amusing is that the democrats are considered left-wing... I mean WTF. Obama, good president IMO, but certainly not left-wing! Central at best.
Yep.
The right wing over here think Obama was some big lefty but his politics were more in line with a moderate conservative.
Anyway, Bannon is now out of the White House. Is there anyone left?
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Bannon being sacked is something to celebrate in itself. Goyck still needs to go too.
No, but it's not likely to happen any time soon. Last word was that he'd get a trial run next year before a state visit. This was a few months ago. I think there's a realistic chance he will never step foot in Europe again. He won't be publicly uninvited, it'll just not happen.
My MP is Leader Of The House, ex foreign office chief and our neighbouring MP is speaker. I'm sure my prompting had zero effect but these were the guys who let it be known that Trees made a big mistake in offering the Queen's hospitality before Trump had demonstrated what sort of President he would be. Isn't it funny that the establishment and global tech firms have turned out to be the guys who do the right thing. Who would have thought institutions and tradition mattered? I'm not talking about pomp and circumstance, I'm talking about serious people doing what they think is right for the country and the world. I've met a few MPs and I haven't found one who was unapprochable or dismissive, and they all have some authentic sense of their purpose. Except for Boris. What a ****. I can't say the same about US politics but quite a few Republicans have drawn a line, almost put Trump on final warning.
These are the times when we should be glad we have Liz. There was a meme going round, a shot of her in full garb next to her landy in 1945, against a group portrait of the Trump clan and inlaws, captioned with words to the effect of Liz, despite being barely 18 when the war ended, served in the forces for longer than all of the Trumpettes put together.
Has May withdrawn the invitation to Trump yet?
No, but it's not likely to happen any time soon. Last word was that he'd get a trial run next year before a state visit. This was a few months ago. I think there's a realistic chance he will never step foot in Europe again. He won't be publicly uninvited, it'll just not happen.
The way that went down, added to her cozying up with the despicable Erdogan prompted me to write to my MP for the first time ever. I gave him my best attempt to voice my concerns in appropriately learned terms, pulling out what little I know of history, parliamentary demoracy and constitutional issues. I did make special reference to Bannon. I was quite proud of that, it's the first time I've felt so certain of my political stance that I've felt the need to take whatever small action I could.She's too busy sucking his cock to get a bigly trade deal.
My MP is Leader Of The House, ex foreign office chief and our neighbouring MP is speaker. I'm sure my prompting had zero effect but these were the guys who let it be known that Trees made a big mistake in offering the Queen's hospitality before Trump had demonstrated what sort of President he would be. Isn't it funny that the establishment and global tech firms have turned out to be the guys who do the right thing. Who would have thought institutions and tradition mattered? I'm not talking about pomp and circumstance, I'm talking about serious people doing what they think is right for the country and the world. I've met a few MPs and I haven't found one who was unapprochable or dismissive, and they all have some authentic sense of their purpose. Except for Boris. What a ****. I can't say the same about US politics but quite a few Republicans have drawn a line, almost put Trump on final warning.
These are the times when we should be glad we have Liz. There was a meme going round, a shot of her in full garb next to her landy in 1945, against a group portrait of the Trump clan and inlaws, captioned with words to the effect of Liz, despite being barely 18 when the war ended, served in the forces for longer than all of the Trumpettes put together.
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