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[Akuun]

The US is pretty much an Escher painting now.

 

[Snowman Prophet of Doom]

Congressional Republicans are far too cowardly to ever impeach Trump.

Does anybody WANT them to? We are currently relying on Trump's moral character and vision to protect us from the worst excesses of the GOP as embodied in his Vice President and the current Speaker of the House.

 

[Team Alucard]

I never would have pegged Palin as a true believer.

Props to her for forgoing partisanship and sticking to her values, even if they are terrible

 

[Stinkles]

I never would have pegged Palin as a true believer.

Props to her for forgoing partisanship and sticking to her values, even if they are terrible

Something else is afoot. She wouldn't burn that bridge over principles. Maybe they have a weird beef or maybe she's aligned with some conservative counter movement.

 

[BlueWord]

For some reason I've been reading a lot about Teddy Roosevelt lately, and I'm starting to wonder if Trump is the same kind of character.

Think he's closer to Andrew Jackson in terms of temperament, personally. Of course, the biggest difference there is the level of political knowledge, acumen and vision. Trump has demonstrated none of these.

 

[leroidys]

Two things:

1. Sarah Palin is right. Dear lord.....
2. You voted for that orange bastard. You should just own up to it, you gaggle of morons.

I don't understand 2. Are you saying people who voted for him shouldn't criticize him?

 

[trh]

Something else is afoot. She wouldn't burn that bridge over principles. Maybe they have a weird beef or maybe she's aligned with some conservative counter movement.

Or she just wants a bit of the limelight so her books or whatever will sell better. It's suspiciously well worded for it to be just her, though.

 

[Elwood Blues]

Palin 2020.

 

[Steel]

I don't understand 2. Are you saying people who voted for him shouldn't criticize him?

They should self-reflect.

 

[hydragonwarrior]

What the fuck? Is this what is causing Republicans to turn on him? Don't most people see this as a win for Trump, and by extension, the GOP?

Thankfully his base is dumb. Or Palin is doing it for reasons none of us understand... like maybe it makes him look like he isn't immune from criticism from the right? /overthinkingit

 

[Hexa]

Something else is afoot. She wouldn't burn that bridge over principles. Maybe they have a weird beef or maybe she's aligned with some conservative counter movement.

She apparently wanted to be Secretary of Interior but was rejected any position at all.

 

[Extra Sauce]

*brain explodes for the 7,381th time this year*

 

[LiveFromKyoto]

Something else is afoot. She wouldn't burn that bridge over principles. Maybe they have a weird beef or maybe she's aligned with some conservative counter movement.

There is an 88 000% chance that he hit on her a couple of years ago when they went on his NY pizza-with-a-knife-and-fork tour together and she turned him down.

 

[KonradLaw]

Palin seems to have missed the moment when republican voters turned against free trade.

 

[Lunar15]

We're living in a giant Onion article now.

 

[davepoobond]

Think he's closer to Andrew Jackson in terms of temperament, personally. Of course, the biggest difference there is the level of political knowledge, acumen and vision. Trump has demonstrated none of these.

At least Jackson was a war hero. Trump is just an opportunist through and through

 

[LiveFromKyoto]

At least Jackson was a war hero. Trump is just an opportunist through and through

He hasn't even started yet. He's totally going to try and put "heroic war president" on his resume before this is all said & done. Action movie team-up w/Putin inbound.

 

[kess]

Polk is probably what Trump aspires to be, if he even knows who he was.