POTUS 45: 28 - Yo Memo So Stupid, Donald Renamed it "Eric"

[ScoobyDoo]

Is that the one where she said Hope Hicks wont get abused cause she is strong willed insinuating that all abuse victims are weak losers?

I think so.

[trixR4kids]

Re: POTUS 45: 28 - Yo Memo So Stupid, Donald Renamed it "Eric"

Lying is what that White House does. Look up Kellyanne's interview on ABC's This Week from Sunday. It's a hoot.

Was that the one where she said the current administration cares about women and that's why she works for them, more or less? (after being asked why Trump keeps defending and speaking on behalf of the former members of his admin that are beating the crap out of their wives)

[ScoobyDoo]

Was that the one where she said the current administration cares about women and that's why she works for them, more or less? (after being asked why Trump keeps defending and speaking on behalf of the former members of his admin that are beating the crap out of their wives)

Yep

[MissThundercat]

To be fair, I assumed people were talking about the pipeline again.

Now that I see what the hoopla is all about, it is the best of intentions to send actual food instead of cash for food that just gets used for candy, pop, and not-well-sustaining edible accouterments. I can certainly see it being inefficient, especially when you consider perishables, but this is why I would once again turn to my budget concept for welfare.

Flaggy, I grew up in a house with SNAP benefits. Here is what I dealt with as a child:

1. My mom stocked up on canned goods like nuclear war was imminent.
2. We knew the family pack of chicken breasts was more nutritious, but Kraft Mac and cheese was $1.50.
3. Have you ever had canned salmon?
4. We weren't loyal to one grocery store. We compared ads, then tried to line them up with coupons. We would hit 4 stores in one day.
5. Pop is cheap, as are Lay's chips.
6. It cost less up front to buy the Banquet TV dinner, than it did to buy the stuff to make Salisbury steak and potatoes.

It really wasn't until I started working at Sam's Club that my family started eating healthy, fresh foods. And Lord knows I had to fight my mom on Kraft Mac and cheese.

[trixR4kids]

Re: POTUS 45: 28 - Yo Memo So Stupid, Donald Renamed it "Eric"

Do you think frauddy (or any republican for that matter) actually cares about the well being of poor people?

[ScoobyDoo]

Re: POTUS 45: 28 - Yo Memo So Stupid, Donald Renamed it "Eric"

Do you think frauddy (or any republican for that matter) actually cares about the well being of poor people?

Nope. Case in point, this sucker.

http://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow-s...d=sm_fb_maddow

Last month, Donald Trump’s Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, led by Budget Director Mick Mulvaney, announced that those rules would effectively be ignored. CNBC reported yesterday on the latest effects of the Trump administration’s approach to the payday-lending industry.

The federal consumer watchdog has dropped a lawsuit against a lender that allegedly charged people up to 950 percent interest rates. It’s part of a move away from aggressive enforcement under interim director Mick Mulvaney that has angered career staff, NPR reported.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau confirmed to CNBC on Monday that it scrapped the suit against Golden Valley Lending in January. Mulvaney, who also heads the administration’s Office of Management and Budget,was appointed by President Donald Trump to lead the CFPB after Democrat Richard Cordray resigned.

Mulvaney – a harsh critic of the CFPB while serving in Congress – decided to scrap the legal action even though career officials wanted to move ahead with it, several CFPB staff members told NPR.

The report specifically highlighted a Michigan woman named Julie Bonenfant, who faced a financial crisis that led her to borrow $900 from Golden Valley Lending. She soon discovered that “her scheduled payments in less than 12 months will total $3,735, or more than four times what she borrowed.”

Bonenfant told NPR, “To be honest I’m really mad, really ****ed, because I actually voted for Trump. So knowing that his guy threw out this case that affects people like me, I feel kind of like stupid – just kind of like betrayed.”

[trixR4kids]

Re: POTUS 45: 28 - Yo Memo So Stupid, Donald Renamed it "Eric"

Lmfao

[rufus]

Re: POTUS 45: 28 - Yo Memo So Stupid, Donald Renamed it "Eric"

Bonenfant told NPR, “To be honest I’m really mad, really ****ed, because I actually voted for Trump. So knowing that his guy threw out this case that affects people like me, I feel kind of like stupid – just kind of like betrayed.”

And????

Reap what you sow, beeches.

[Handyman]

Re: POTUS 45: 28 - Yo Memo So Stupid, Donald Renamed it "Eric"

Well no offense but she is a moron on many levels. That said the loss of the CFPB is terrible.

[ScoobyDoo]

Re: POTUS 45: 28 - Yo Memo So Stupid, Donald Renamed it "Eric"

And????

Reap what you sow, beeches.

I wonder if we will have some backlash? Maybe? Hard to say. The stupidity factor is pretty ****ing high.

[Rogie21]

Re: POTUS 45: 28 - Yo Memo So Stupid, Donald Renamed it "Eric"

Lying is what that White House does. Look up Kellyanne's interview on ABC's This Week from Sunday. It's a hoot.

Amazingly, Omarosa is actually right about that.

Meanwhile, Chris Wray tells the truth about Porter, Russia's interference and Trump's failure to take any action to prevent re-occurence. That's what he does.

[bronconick]

Re: POTUS 45: 28 - Yo Memo So Stupid, Donald Renamed it "Eric"

The FBI isn't going to provide political cover to an Administration that has repeatedly attacked the FBI's integrity?

Who could have guessed such a thing?

[French Rage]

Re: POTUS 45: 28 - Yo Memo So Stupid, Donald Renamed it "Eric"

The FBI isn't going to provide political cover to an Administration that has repeatedly attacked the FBI's integrity?

Who could have guessed such a thing?

Clearly it's part of a Soros Deep State conspiracy!1!

[Deutsche Gopher Fan]

Re: POTUS 45: 28 - Yo Memo So Stupid, Donald Renamed it "Eric"

Dumps personal attorney admits he paid stormy the 130k out of his own pocket lol
Fake news indeed

[mookie1995]

FBI Director Wray just testified in the Senate that — despite Russia’s ongoing intrusions into our electoral systems — POTUS has NEVER charged the FBI with protecting US elections from Russia! LET THAT SINK IN. That’d be like FDR doing nothing in response to Pearl Harbor.

— Laurence Tribe (@tribelaw) February 13, 2018

Wouldn't the FBI have the means to do that on their own? Does the White House tell them which crimes to prosecute too?

They are their own professional agency, no?