Two words:  IQ test

How Collective Narcissism Helps Explain Trump
The perception that your group is losing ground relative to others can propel a dangerous spiral into populist nationalism.

 hayduke2 wrote: 

Yea, it's hard to believe that that is his motivation but that... and the fact that he seems incapable of pushing through any new legislation... leaves him with nothing else but to slash and burn the previous administration's accomplishments. Ironic that the "developer" is now relegated to nothing more than a "demolitionist".
  

 VV wrote: 
true dat
Trump is on a vindictive assault campaign because of the stinging laughter Obama delivered at the White House Dinner, DT will never rest until he feels some twisted vengence for that night
Sick man cares not an ounce for ANYBODY BUT HIMSELF

President Obama Roasts Donald Trump At White House ... - YouTube

It's abundantly clear that one of Trump's driving reasons of existence is to undo any and all legislation/agreements that had Obama's name attached to it.
 
I guess when you're not capable of creating anything the next best thing is to destroy something.

 Lazy8 wrote: 
The NY Times recently ran a piece indicating that an influx of Puerto Ricans moving to FL for good might be enough to shift the state to the Democrats for a long time. The population trends towards the Democratic party to begin with; Trump's arrogance and poor handling of disaster relief have pushed PRs further towards the Democrats.

 Red_Dragon wrote: 
Whew, what a relief.  I was worried that you were serious about this stuff and it was affecting your health.

Carry on ...

Hopefully, the vice president will end up taking over.  I guess that , sooner or later, people will be VERY tired to endure Trump , 75% already are.  He's dangerous, senile  etc etc etc...nothing good.

I'm Canadian and he even scare us because he might start a war just because he think he's God and he rule the world..  I like better to have a very quiet Prime Minister who doesn't do much , than having one who want to turn the world upside down.

 Lazy8 wrote: 
You're welcome.

 Lazy8 wrote: 

 Red_Dragon wrote:
Thanks for doing your part to elevate political discourse.

 Lazy8 wrote: 
Just returning eight years of "Thanks Obama" for every single damn thing that went wrong, that's all.

 Red_Dragon wrote:
The effects of Hurricane Donnie won't be felt immediately—walking away from the TPP and immigration restrictions in particular, but if he carries thru on campaign promises to raise the minimum wage and tear up NAFTA as well.

But if it makes you feel better to blame him fr the weather...

Thanks, Donnie!

He'll kill us all.

All the proof needed that Tillerson did, in fact, threaten to resign.

 Proclivities wrote: