The mad king rolls out the Pee Wee Herman defense. "I meant to do that."

*Trump Insists He Actually Wanted to Suffer Massive Losses After NYT Tax Exposé

*Even if Trump says he wanted to suffer massive losses his daddy Fred didn't. He was making lots of money and most of it was going to bailout Donny. Also Rachel Maddow pointed out something interesting last night. Trump personally stacked the IRS with sycophants and lawyers that have actually worked for the Trump organization before. He has also created a constitutional crisis. All to keep his taxes from coming out. And every action has an opposite and equal reaction. So the more pressure Trump exerts trying to keep his taxes hidden the more incentive there is to make them public. And Trump's tax returns are in many many hands. And the leaks are coming faster and faster. So his tax returns are going to come out one way or the other.

https://www.thedailybeast.com/trump...fer-massive-losses-after-nyt-tax-expose-drops

 

Fraud probably thinks he understands high finance and is entitled to spew about it as an expert but the reality is he demonstrates that his financial IQ gets no higher than piggy bank basics.

When combined with his obsession with Trump the sleaze literally oozes out of his mouth.

 

Trump is a mad king. But he sure as fuck surrounds himself with clowns.

White House Welcomes Boston ‘Red Socks’ Ahead of Visit

https://www.thedailybeast.com/white-house-welcomes-boston-red-socks-ahead-of-visit

 

Anything. Anything at all that can be weaponized and used against Trump.

 

It just keeps getting worse and more laughable. First they misspell Soxs. Then later they proclaim they invited the "World Cup Series Champions" to the WH.

 

Trump about Mc Gahn, Whats wrong with this guy dammit! He is so thick headed, all I want him to do is lie. I'm not asking him to actually do something wrong. For gods sake how hard is that.

 

One of the signs and symptoms of malignant narcissism is everything has to be about Trump all the time.

Trump Hijacks Washington, DC July 4th Celebrations To Put Himself at the Center

https://www.thedailybeast.com/trump...4th-celebrations-to-put-himself-at-the-center

 

Trump buried in scorn for ‘simple advice’ to manufacturers to make their products in the US: ‘Tell that to your daughter, idiot’

https://www.rawstory.com/2019/05/tr...s-in-the-us-tell-that-to-your-daughter-idiot/

 

The mad king continues to rant against the storm/

Trump can’t stop ranting about Robert Mueller and Joe Biden during Mother’s Day celebration

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https://www.rawstory.com/2019/05/tr...and-joe-biden-during-mothers-day-celebration/

 

Just ran onto an interesting article but instead of giving an opinion I will just post the article in its entirety for others to form their own choices, it is about an interview done with one of the white nationalist organizers of the Unite the Right rally in Charolettsville where an idiot ran his car into a crowd of people.

US alt-right leader: No Charlottesville without Trump
AFP 13 hours ago

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A couple looks at a memorial to Heather Heyer, who was killed when a neo-Nazi drove his car into a group of counter-protestors during a white nationalist rally (AFP Photo/Logan Cyrus)
Washington (AFP) - An organizer of a notorious white nationalist rally held in Charlottesville, Virginia, nearly two years ago said it would not have taken place had Donald Trump not become president.

"There is no question that Charlottesville wouldn't have occurred without Trump," Richard Spencer, a leader of the so-called "alt-right," said in an interview with The Atlantic magazine.

"It really was because of his campaign and this new potential for a nationalist candidate who was resonating with the public in a very intense way," Spencer said.

"The alt-right found something in Trump," he said. "He changed the paradigm and made this kind of public presence of the alt-right possible."

A 21-year-old neo-Nazi is serving life in prison after driving his car into a group of counter-protestors following the August 2017 gathering of white supremacists in Charlottesville.

A 32-year-old woman, Heather Heyer, was killed and dozens of other people injured when James Alex Fields Jr drove his car into the crowd.

The counter-protesters had gathered in opposition to the white supremacists who had come to the university town ostensibly to protest the removal of a Confederate statue.

Trump has been accused of giving tacit encouragement to white supremacists by failing to unequivocally condemn their ideology and his anti-immigration policies have mostly targeted Muslims, Africans and Latinos.

Trump drew broad criticism following the Charlottesville violence when he spoke of "very fine people" and "blame on both sides," appearing to establish a moral equivalence between the white supremacists and those who opposed them.

The incident turned Charlottesville into a symbol of the growing audacity of the far right under Trump.

Spencer, one of the organizers of the "Unite the Right" rally, told the Atlantic that Trump was "being honest and calling it like he saw it."

"I was proud of him at that moment," he said.

 

Actually, yes they did. Genghis Khan defeated them with 10K soldiers to their 1M by going around the wall. You might wantto learn a bit of history before you make statements like this.

 

Every book written about the Trump White House says just about the same thing. They know the mad king is mentally ill so most the time they just ignore him. Or used to. Until he surrounded himself with sycophants. Who won't stand up to him which makes him the most dangerous man in the world.

Staffers ignore Trump’s outrageous demands until he forgets about them: report

https://www.rawstory.com/2019/05/tr...s-demands-until-he-forgets-about-them-report/

 

White House Counsel Tells Congress To 'Discontinue' Probes Into Trump

Congress has no right to conduct 'do-over' of Russia probe: White House counsel

The Trump White House told the House Judiciary Committee to “discontinue” its investigations into the president’s alleged abuses of power, labeling them “an unauthorized ‘do-over’” of special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation.

“Congressional investigations are intended to obtain information to aid in evaluating potential legislation, not to harass political opponents or to pursue an unauthorized ‘do-over’ of exhaustive law enforcement investigations conducted by the Department of Justice,” White House counsel Pat Cipollone wrote to the committee on Wednesday.

The letter went on to state that President Donald Trump and his White House will not comply with requests from the committee for its investigations. It further directed the 81 recipients of letters from the committee — including government agencies, Trump campaign entities and current and former Trump administration and campaign officials — not to comply with requests for documents.

Rather than invoke executive privilege to block access, the letter says, the president will simply refuse to cooperate with congressional oversight and investigations he views as illegitimate.

This posture reflects recent moves by Trump and his lawyers to put up massive resistance to congressional investigations. Trump publicly announced an unprecedented blanket stonewalling of Congress when he stated he would fight “all the subpoenas.” Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin failed to comply with tax law when he declined to hand over Trump’s tax returns. And, in a federal court on Tuesday, lawyers for Trump and his family business argued that the president is essentially immune from investigation.

In each case, including Cipollone’s latest letter, Trump’s lawyers argue that the congressional inquiry does not have a legitimate legislative purpose and instead constitutes a “pseudo law enforcement investigation.” Congress is technically not supposed to conduct law enforcement investigations but is constitutionally granted wide latitude in providing oversight of the executive branch and the actions of the president.

Trump’s lawyers are “claiming that the president is a king,” House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold Nadler (D-N.Y.) told reporters in response to Cipollone’s letter on Wednesday.

“This flies in the face of the American idea that no one is above the law, and I reject it,” Nadler later said in a statement. “Our investigation into this as well as other troubling conduct by this Administration will continue.”

 

I just don't believe the courts are going to stand for making Trump a fucking king. And in the first case to make it to court the judge all but laughed at their arguments.

 

Gene Simmons at the White House. In the briefing room. In leather pants.