17 nightmarish consequences of Trump's first month in office

[C_Clayton_Jones]

“Like the one-month anniversary of any toxic relationship, the first 31 days of President Donald Trump’s second term have dragged on—and felt more like five months.

All of us at Daily Kos want to congratulate you for making it through in one piece, one way or another. It’s been a whirlwind, so let’s recap some of the most heinous things the orange overlord has done now that some of the dust has settled.

1. Trump’s loyal insurrectionists ran free

Trump pardoned more than 1,500 of his supporters who stormed the Capitol. Some of these people were booked on violent offenses, including assaulting or impeding federal officers. However, some of them have already been rebooked on past charges.

2. He fought the 14th Amendment

The convicted felon himself signed an executive order that sought to end birthright citizenship. While Democrats quickly filed lawsuits standing behind the 14th Amendment, some Republicans argued in favor of Trump’s suggestion. Thankfully, four federal judges have blocked Trump’s order as it works through the judicial process.”

17 nightmarish consequences of Trump’s first month in office

Like the one-month anniversary of any toxic relationship, the first 31 days of President Donald Trump’s second term have dragged on—and felt more like five months.� All of us at Daily Kos want ...

www.dailykos.com

Pardoning the 1/6 treasonous domestic terrorists is Trump’s most reprehensible act to date.

And Trump continues to fight the 14th Amendment, along with the rest of the Constitution.

 

[1srelluc]

Dailykos?

I was entertained.

 

[Billiejeens]

“Like the one-month anniversary of any toxic relationship, the first 31 days of President Donald Trump’s second term have dragged on—and felt more like five months.

All of us at Daily Kos want to congratulate you for making it through in one piece, one way or another. It’s been a whirlwind, so let’s recap some of the most heinous things the orange overlord has done now that some of the dust has settled.

1. Trump’s loyal insurrectionists ran free

Trump pardoned more than 1,500 of his supporters who stormed the Capitol. Some of these people were booked on violent offenses, including assaulting or impeding federal officers. However, some of them have already been rebooked on past charges.

2. He fought the 14th Amendment

The convicted felon himself signed an executive order that sought to end birthright citizenship. While Democrats quickly filed lawsuits standing behind the 14th Amendment, some Republicans argued in favor of Trump’s suggestion. Thankfully, four federal judges have blocked Trump’s order as it works through the judicial process.”

17 nightmarish consequences of Trump’s first month in office

Like the one-month anniversary of any toxic relationship, the first 31 days of President Donald Trump’s second term have dragged on—and felt more like five months.� All of us at Daily Kos want ...

www.dailykos.com

Pardoning the 1/6 treasonous domestic terrorists is Trump’s most reprehensible act to date.

And Trump continues to fight the 14th Amendment, along with the rest of the Constitution.

Dailykoz
No wonder that you are so fucked in the head.

 

[1srelluc]

Dailykoz
No wonder that you are so fucked in the head.

I'll wait and see what Mother Jones has to say.

 

[Billiejeens]

I'll wait and see what Mother Jones has to say.

Occupy Democrats is my go to.

 

[Oddball]

C_Foghorn_Leghorn is has crossed over into benzodiazapene country.

 

[Natural Citizen]

Dailykos?

I was entertained.

I haven't looked over there in a while.

They're probably losing their marbles.

It's probably hilarious.

 

[1srelluc]

C_Foghorn_Leghorn is has crossed over into benzodiazapene country.

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Meth and rabies is a powerful cocktail.

 

[Harry Dresden]

“Like the one-month anniversary of any toxic relationship, the first 31 days of President Donald Trump’s second term have dragged on—and felt more like five months.

All of us at Daily Kos want to congratulate you for making it through in one piece, one way or another. It’s been a whirlwind, so let’s recap some of the most heinous things the orange overlord has done now that some of the dust has settled.

1. Trump’s loyal insurrectionists ran free

Trump pardoned more than 1,500 of his supporters who stormed the Capitol. Some of these people were booked on violent offenses, including assaulting or impeding federal officers. However, some of them have already been rebooked on past charges.

2. He fought the 14th Amendment

The convicted felon himself signed an executive order that sought to end birthright citizenship. While Democrats quickly filed lawsuits standing behind the 14th Amendment, some Republicans argued in favor of Trump’s suggestion. Thankfully, four federal judges have blocked Trump’s order as it works through the judicial process.”

17 nightmarish consequences of Trump’s first month in office

Like the one-month anniversary of any toxic relationship, the first 31 days of President Donald Trump’s second term have dragged on—and felt more like five months.� All of us at Daily Kos want ...

www.dailykos.com

Pardoning the 1/6 treasonous domestic terrorists is Trump’s most reprehensible act to date.

And Trump continues to fight the 14th Amendment, along with the rest of the Constitution.

17?....sure it wasnt 16 or 18?....

 

[Oddball]

I haven't looked over there in a while.

They're probably losing their marbles.

It's probably hilarious.

It's 2017 without all the serial rookie facepalm blunders and unforced errors.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

“Like the one-month anniversary of any toxic relationship, the first 31 days of President Donald Trump’s second term have dragged on—and felt more like five months.

All of us at Daily Kos want to congratulate you for making it through in one piece, one way or another. It’s been a whirlwind, so let’s recap some of the most heinous things the orange overlord has done now that some of the dust has settled.

1. Trump’s loyal insurrectionists ran free

Trump pardoned more than 1,500 of his supporters who stormed the Capitol. Some of these people were booked on violent offenses, including assaulting or impeding federal officers. However, some of them have already been rebooked on past charges.

2. He fought the 14th Amendment

The convicted felon himself signed an executive order that sought to end birthright citizenship. While Democrats quickly filed lawsuits standing behind the 14th Amendment, some Republicans argued in favor of Trump’s suggestion. Thankfully, four federal judges have blocked Trump’s order as it works through the judicial process.”

17 nightmarish consequences of Trump’s first month in office

Like the one-month anniversary of any toxic relationship, the first 31 days of President Donald Trump’s second term have dragged on—and felt more like five months.� All of us at Daily Kos want ...

www.dailykos.com

Pardoning the 1/6 treasonous domestic terrorists is Trump’s most reprehensible act to date.

And Trump continues to fight the 14th Amendment, along with the rest of the Constitution.

 

[Oddball]

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Don't we all wish?....

 

[TroglocratsRdumb]

Left wing nightmare?
Getting a job

 

[Oddball]

Meth and rabies is a powerful cocktail.

Yeah, I heard that one too....ROFLMFAO!

 

[DGS49]

Anyone using the term "insurrection" or any variation thereof in connection with January 6th is either stupid or dishonest. Maybe both. There was no insurrection - no guns. End of story. None of them was charged with insurrection, treason, or anything even remotely related to them.

The wailing about Trump's pardons always ignores the years in jail that the hundreds of innocent people spent. THey were entirely appropriate.

 

[JGalt]

“Like the one-month anniversary of any toxic relationship, the first 31 days of President Donald Trump’s second term have dragged on—and felt more like five months.

All of us at Daily Kos want to congratulate you for making it through in one piece, one way or another. It’s been a whirlwind, so let’s recap some of the most heinous things the orange overlord has done now that some of the dust has settled.

1. Trump’s loyal insurrectionists ran free

Trump pardoned more than 1,500 of his supporters who stormed the Capitol. Some of these people were booked on violent offenses, including assaulting or impeding federal officers. However, some of them have already been rebooked on past charges.

2. He fought the 14th Amendment

The convicted felon himself signed an executive order that sought to end birthright citizenship. While Democrats quickly filed lawsuits standing behind the 14th Amendment, some Republicans argued in favor of Trump’s suggestion. Thankfully, four federal judges have blocked Trump’s order as it works through the judicial process.”

17 nightmarish consequences of Trump’s first month in office

Like the one-month anniversary of any toxic relationship, the first 31 days of President Donald Trump’s second term have dragged on—and felt more like five months.� All of us at Daily Kos want ...

www.dailykos.com

Pardoning the 1/6 treasonous domestic terrorists is Trump’s most reprehensible act to date.

And Trump continues to fight the 14th Amendment, along with the rest of the Constitution.

What you call a "nightmare" is sweet dreams to me, and I'm sleepin' like a newborn baby.

Thank you President Trump, for going above and beyond what you promised. If we could harvest the energy of the liberal's heads spinning the way they are, we'd have enough to furnish Terawatts of power to the entire world.

 

[TheGreatSatan]

Dailykoz
No wonder that you are so fucked in the head.

The OP probably works for the kos and got paid USAID money to post here.

 

[Crepitus]

Dailykos?

I was entertained.

Come on mang, you kooks post from gateway pundit.

 

[toobfreak]

17 nightmarish consequences of Trump's first month in office​

1. Biden's political prisoners were finally set free so they can begin the lawsuits for violation of their rights.
2. The government is getting the audit long overdue, being held to the same standard they hold everyone else.
3. DEI and wokism is ended.
4. Only the two real genders in nature are recognized.
5. We begin getting the lard and gristle out of the Fed.
6. The border is closed and the criminals are getting booted out.
7. Hurricane and train victims are finally getting the help they deserve.
8. Morality returns to the White House.
9. The USA is looking to protect its own interests.
10. War in the ME and Ukraine might actually get resolved finally.
11. The USA is no longer bleeding aid we can't afford to other countries that need to learn to help themselves.
12. We are taking a fresh, healthy look at both our vaccine and food industries.
13. Trade imbalance is being addressed.
14. The USA is no longer a patsy run by a buffoon, for sale the highest bidder.
15. Business and manufacturing is being brought home where it belongs.
16. It's official now, DC is full of crooks and thieves. The law is coming for them.
17. America is finally looking at installing as good or better a missile defense shield as we have been selling to others.

 

[BackAgain]

“Like the one-month anniversary of any toxic relationship, the first 31 days of President Donald Trump’s second term have dragged on—and felt more like five months.

All of us at Daily Kos want to congratulate you for making it through in one piece, one way or another. It’s been a whirlwind, so let’s recap some of the most heinous things the orange overlord has done now that some of the dust has settled.

1. Trump’s loyal insurrectionists ran free

Trump pardoned more than 1,500 of his supporters who stormed the Capitol. Some of these people were booked on violent offenses, including assaulting or impeding federal officers. However, some of them have already been rebooked on past charges.

2. He fought the 14th Amendment

The convicted felon himself signed an executive order that sought to end birthright citizenship. While Democrats quickly filed lawsuits standing behind the 14th Amendment, some Republicans argued in favor of Trump’s suggestion. Thankfully, four federal judges have blocked Trump’s order as it works through the judicial process.”

17 nightmarish consequences of Trump’s first month in office

Like the one-month anniversary of any toxic relationship, the first 31 days of President Donald Trump’s second term have dragged on—and felt more like five months.� All of us at Daily Kos want ...

www.dailykos.com

Pardoning the 1/6 treasonous domestic terrorists is Trump’s most reprehensible act to date.

And Trump continues to fight the 14th Amendment, along with the rest of the Constitution.

Oh, cool. An ignorant OP (from Adam_Clayton_Joke) based on a biased piece of shit libtard political message bored (not a typo).

How uninteresting.