Anyone seen the the new Trump Campaign? It is pretty Amazing. Nothing like timely well chosen photography to to punch up an ad.

[White 6]

They say all if fair in love and war and politic, and campaign ads certainly often prove the point, but the writer Jonathon V. Last for The Bullwork pins a story of new Trump campaign ad that comes in first in irony, and last in good judgement, photo selection date and country of origin, especially considering where they got the picture, what was going on at the time, the government protest busters picture, and what happened to the president that sent them.

Trump’s New Ad Is Amazing
The Trump campaign just ran the most ironic ad in the history of American politics.
A couple weeks ago the Trump campaign rolled out an ad proclaiming that the president would protect a statue of Jesus from the woke left. The only problem was that the statue pictured in the ad was the famous Christ the Redeemer from Rio de Janeiro.

But that is not the story, that is just an earlier goof.

Here’s the ad, courtesy of the sharps at Business Insider:

Pretty standard stuff. With one exception. That picture on the right where the evil hippie scum from Stumptown are whaling on the gallant law enforcement officer who’s trying to protect God and country?

It’s from 2014.
That’s not the bad part.
It’s from Ukraine.
But that’s not the bad part, either.
The “evil hippie scum” are actually pro-democracy protesters. And the policeman getting beat up is a member of the riot police who had been brought in to try to protect the authoritarian president, Viktor Yanukovych, who was attempting to turn Ukraine into a one-party state by extralegal means.
Still not at the bad part.
One of the extralegal means Yanukovych employed was a specialized federal internal police force, the Berkut, which answered directly to him and was used to assault his political opponents and tamper with elections.
Now we’re at the bad part.
Wait for it . . .
The picture Trump is using in his ad was taken on February 14, 2014.
On February 22, 2014, an overwhelming majority of Ukraine’s parliament—328 of 447 members—voted to remove Yanukovych from office. And on February 25, 2014 Yanukovych turned up in . . . Moscow. Where he enjoyed asylum. Because he was Vladimir Putin’s puppet.
I’m sorry. I lied. Because we’re not actually at the bad part yet.
the real bad part is that after Yanukovych fled to Russia, the Ukrainian people charged him with treason. Not in the Fox News sense. They didn’t go on TV and say “Oh yeah, that guy. He was the worst. Total traitor. Human scum.” No, they filed charges and tried him in a court of law (in absentia) and convicted him. Not of a little light treason, but of “high treason.”
Oh, and also—just as a cherry on top—back in 2004, before Yanukovych had ascended to the throne and tried to destroy his country’s democracy, he hired this really interesting American political operative to help his party.
The guy’s name was Paul Manafort. Perhaps you’ve heard of him?
Irony = ded.

Trump's New Ad Is Amazing

The Trump campaign just ran the most ironic ad in the history of American politics.

thebulwark.com

All hail the new trump campaign manager, same as the old trump campaign manager and the new secret police to help trump stand.
I'll have to read The Bullwork.com more often.

 

[mamooth]

Given Trump's fear campaign has failed so badly so far, why do you think it will suddenly start working?

And isn't it an admission by Trump that he has no other issues to run on?

 

[Augustine_]

They say all if fair in love and war and politic, and campaign ads certainly often prove the point, but the writer Jonathon V. Last for The Bullwork pins a story of new Trump campaign ad that comes in first in irony, and last in good judgement, photo selection date and country of origin, especially considering where they got the picture, what was going on at the time, the government protest busters picture, and what happened to the president that sent them. View attachment 366240
Trump’s New Ad Is Amazing
The Trump campaign just ran the most ironic ad in the history of American politics.
A couple weeks ago the Trump campaign rolled out an ad proclaiming that the president would protect a statue of Jesus from the woke left. The only problem was that the statue pictured in the ad was the famous Christ the Redeemer from Rio de Janeiro.

But that is not the story, that is just an earlier goof.

Here’s the ad, courtesy of the sharps at Business Insider:
View attachment 366240
Pretty standard stuff. With one exception. That picture on the right where the evil hippie scum from Stumptown are whaling on the gallant law enforcement officer who’s trying to protect God and country?

It’s from 2014.
That’s not the bad part.
It’s from Ukraine.
But that’s not the bad part, either.
The “evil hippie scum” are actually pro-democracy protesters. And the policeman getting beat up is a member of the riot police who had been brought in to try to protect the authoritarian president, Viktor Yanukovych, who was attempting to turn Ukraine into a one-party state by extralegal means.
Still not at the bad part.
One of the extralegal means Yanukovych employed was a specialized federal internal police force, the Berkut, which answered directly to him and was used to assault his political opponents and tamper with elections.
Now we’re at the bad part.
Wait for it . . .
The picture Trump is using in his ad was taken on February 14, 2014.
On February 22, 2014, an overwhelming majority of Ukraine’s parliament—328 of 447 members—voted to remove Yanukovych from office. And on February 25, 2014 Yanukovych turned up in . . . Moscow. Where he enjoyed asylum. Because he was Vladimir Putin’s puppet.
I’m sorry. I lied. Because we’re not actually at the bad part yet.
the real bad part is that after Yanukovych fled to Russia, the Ukrainian people charged him with treason. Not in the Fox News sense. They didn’t go on TV and say “Oh yeah, that guy. He was the worst. Total traitor. Human scum.” No, they filed charges and tried him in a court of law (in absentia) and convicted him. Not of a little light treason, but of “high treason.”
Oh, and also—just as a cherry on top—back in 2004, before Yanukovych had ascended to the throne and tried to destroy his country’s democracy, he hired this really interesting American political operative to help his party.
The guy’s name was Paul Manafort. Perhaps you’ve heard of him?
Irony = ded.

Trump's New Ad Is Amazing

The Trump campaign just ran the most ironic ad in the history of American politics.

thebulwark.com

All hail the new trump campaign manager, same as the old trump campaign manager and the new secret police to help trump stand.
I'll have to read The Bullwork.com more often.

Of course GOP voters support big gubmint Gestapo. They are also standing by child rapists and traffickers openly these days.

 

[Dekster]

They say all if fair in love and war and politic, and campaign ads certainly often prove the point, but the writer Jonathon V. Last for The Bullwork pins a story of new Trump campaign ad that comes in first in irony, and last in good judgement, photo selection date and country of origin, especially considering where they got the picture, what was going on at the time, the government protest busters picture, and what happened to the president that sent them. View attachment 366240
Trump’s New Ad Is Amazing
The Trump campaign just ran the most ironic ad in the history of American politics.
A couple weeks ago the Trump campaign rolled out an ad proclaiming that the president would protect a statue of Jesus from the woke left. The only problem was that the statue pictured in the ad was the famous Christ the Redeemer from Rio de Janeiro.

But that is not the story, that is just an earlier goof.

Here’s the ad, courtesy of the sharps at Business Insider:
View attachment 366240
Pretty standard stuff. With one exception. That picture on the right where the evil hippie scum from Stumptown are whaling on the gallant law enforcement officer who’s trying to protect God and country?

It’s from 2014.
That’s not the bad part.
It’s from Ukraine.
But that’s not the bad part, either.
The “evil hippie scum” are actually pro-democracy protesters. And the policeman getting beat up is a member of the riot police who had been brought in to try to protect the authoritarian president, Viktor Yanukovych, who was attempting to turn Ukraine into a one-party state by extralegal means.
Still not at the bad part.
One of the extralegal means Yanukovych employed was a specialized federal internal police force, the Berkut, which answered directly to him and was used to assault his political opponents and tamper with elections.
Now we’re at the bad part.
Wait for it . . .
The picture Trump is using in his ad was taken on February 14, 2014.
On February 22, 2014, an overwhelming majority of Ukraine’s parliament—328 of 447 members—voted to remove Yanukovych from office. And on February 25, 2014 Yanukovych turned up in . . . Moscow. Where he enjoyed asylum. Because he was Vladimir Putin’s puppet.
I’m sorry. I lied. Because we’re not actually at the bad part yet.
the real bad part is that after Yanukovych fled to Russia, the Ukrainian people charged him with treason. Not in the Fox News sense. They didn’t go on TV and say “Oh yeah, that guy. He was the worst. Total traitor. Human scum.” No, they filed charges and tried him in a court of law (in absentia) and convicted him. Not of a little light treason, but of “high treason.”
Oh, and also—just as a cherry on top—back in 2004, before Yanukovych had ascended to the throne and tried to destroy his country’s democracy, he hired this really interesting American political operative to help his party.
The guy’s name was Paul Manafort. Perhaps you’ve heard of him?
Irony = ded.

Trump's New Ad Is Amazing

The Trump campaign just ran the most ironic ad in the history of American politics.

thebulwark.com

All hail the new trump campaign manager, same as the old trump campaign manager and the new secret police to help trump stand.
I'll have to read The Bullwork.com more often.

TLDR, but thanks for posting the pictures showing what America will be like if Biden wins. Almost makes me want to jump from the Green ship to the GOP

 

[Oddball]

They say all if fair in love and war and politic, and campaign ads certainly often prove the point, but the writer Jonathon V. Last for The Bullwork pins a story of new Trump campaign ad that comes in first in irony, and last in good judgement, photo selection date and country of origin, especially considering where they got the picture, what was going on at the time, the government protest busters picture, and what happened to the president that sent them. View attachment 366240
Trump’s New Ad Is Amazing
The Trump campaign just ran the most ironic ad in the history of American politics.
A couple weeks ago the Trump campaign rolled out an ad proclaiming that the president would protect a statue of Jesus from the woke left. The only problem was that the statue pictured in the ad was the famous Christ the Redeemer from Rio de Janeiro.

But that is not the story, that is just an earlier goof.

Here’s the ad, courtesy of the sharps at Business Insider:
View attachment 366240
Pretty standard stuff. With one exception. That picture on the right where the evil hippie scum from Stumptown are whaling on the gallant law enforcement officer who’s trying to protect God and country?

It’s from 2014.
That’s not the bad part.
It’s from Ukraine.
But that’s not the bad part, either.
The “evil hippie scum” are actually pro-democracy protesters. And the policeman getting beat up is a member of the riot police who had been brought in to try to protect the authoritarian president, Viktor Yanukovych, who was attempting to turn Ukraine into a one-party state by extralegal means.
Still not at the bad part.
One of the extralegal means Yanukovych employed was a specialized federal internal police force, the Berkut, which answered directly to him and was used to assault his political opponents and tamper with elections.
Now we’re at the bad part.
Wait for it . . .
The picture Trump is using in his ad was taken on February 14, 2014.
On February 22, 2014, an overwhelming majority of Ukraine’s parliament—328 of 447 members—voted to remove Yanukovych from office. And on February 25, 2014 Yanukovych turned up in . . . Moscow. Where he enjoyed asylum. Because he was Vladimir Putin’s puppet.
I’m sorry. I lied. Because we’re not actually at the bad part yet.
the real bad part is that after Yanukovych fled to Russia, the Ukrainian people charged him with treason. Not in the Fox News sense. They didn’t go on TV and say “Oh yeah, that guy. He was the worst. Total traitor. Human scum.” No, they filed charges and tried him in a court of law (in absentia) and convicted him. Not of a little light treason, but of “high treason.”
Oh, and also—just as a cherry on top—back in 2004, before Yanukovych had ascended to the throne and tried to destroy his country’s democracy, he hired this really interesting American political operative to help his party.
The guy’s name was Paul Manafort. Perhaps you’ve heard of him?
Irony = ded.

Trump's New Ad Is Amazing

The Trump campaign just ran the most ironic ad in the history of American politics.

thebulwark.com

All hail the new trump campaign manager, same as the old trump campaign manager and the new secret police to help trump stand.
I'll have to read The Bullwork.com more often.

Of course GOP voters support big gubmint Gestapo. They are also standing by child rapists and traffickers openly these days.

Trump's DOJ has locked up record numbers of child traffickers and pedos, shitferbrains.

 

[MarathonMike]

Poetic license. Besides that picture is more tame than the images coming out of Democratic cities these days anyhow.

 

[White 6]

They say all if fair in love and war and politic, and campaign ads certainly often prove the point, but the writer Jonathon V. Last for The Bullwork pins a story of new Trump campaign ad that comes in first in irony, and last in good judgement, photo selection date and country of origin, especially considering where they got the picture, what was going on at the time, the government protest busters picture, and what happened to the president that sent them. View attachment 366240
Trump’s New Ad Is Amazing
The Trump campaign just ran the most ironic ad in the history of American politics.
A couple weeks ago the Trump campaign rolled out an ad proclaiming that the president would protect a statue of Jesus from the woke left. The only problem was that the statue pictured in the ad was the famous Christ the Redeemer from Rio de Janeiro.

But that is not the story, that is just an earlier goof.

Here’s the ad, courtesy of the sharps at Business Insider:
View attachment 366240
Pretty standard stuff. With one exception. That picture on the right where the evil hippie scum from Stumptown are whaling on the gallant law enforcement officer who’s trying to protect God and country?

It’s from 2014.
That’s not the bad part.
It’s from Ukraine.
But that’s not the bad part, either.
The “evil hippie scum” are actually pro-democracy protesters. And the policeman getting beat up is a member of the riot police who had been brought in to try to protect the authoritarian president, Viktor Yanukovych, who was attempting to turn Ukraine into a one-party state by extralegal means.
Still not at the bad part.
One of the extralegal means Yanukovych employed was a specialized federal internal police force, the Berkut, which answered directly to him and was used to assault his political opponents and tamper with elections.
Now we’re at the bad part.
Wait for it . . .
The picture Trump is using in his ad was taken on February 14, 2014.
On February 22, 2014, an overwhelming majority of Ukraine’s parliament—328 of 447 members—voted to remove Yanukovych from office. And on February 25, 2014 Yanukovych turned up in . . . Moscow. Where he enjoyed asylum. Because he was Vladimir Putin’s puppet.
I’m sorry. I lied. Because we’re not actually at the bad part yet.
the real bad part is that after Yanukovych fled to Russia, the Ukrainian people charged him with treason. Not in the Fox News sense. They didn’t go on TV and say “Oh yeah, that guy. He was the worst. Total traitor. Human scum.” No, they filed charges and tried him in a court of law (in absentia) and convicted him. Not of a little light treason, but of “high treason.”
Oh, and also—just as a cherry on top—back in 2004, before Yanukovych had ascended to the throne and tried to destroy his country’s democracy, he hired this really interesting American political operative to help his party.
The guy’s name was Paul Manafort. Perhaps you’ve heard of him?
Irony = ded.

Trump's New Ad Is Amazing

The Trump campaign just ran the most ironic ad in the history of American politics.

thebulwark.com

All hail the new trump campaign manager, same as the old trump campaign manager and the new secret police to help trump stand.
I'll have to read The Bullwork.com more often.

Of course GOP voters support big gubmint Gestapo. They are also standing by child rapists and traffickers openly these days.

Trump's DOJ has locked up recod numbers of child traffickers and pedos, shitferbrains.

Does that relate to anything. Surely you are touting him as a law and order guy. If that is even true, did he use his new secret police. Did they make a bunch of child trafficker arrest since Ghislaine Maxwell was locked up to make sure donnie wasn't tied to his friends Jeff and Ghislaine, from when he hung out with the king and queen under aged sexploiters?
When asked about her a couple of days ago, he wished her well. One article seemed to think she had dirt on major politicos and world leaders. Was he wishing her well, hoping he could stay on her good side and not be implicated? Don the morale leader and law and order guy, with them most seedy collection of criminal friends, I have ever seen.

 

[White 6]

Given Trump's fear campaign has failed so badly so far, why do you think it will suddenly start working?

And isn't it an admission by Trump that he has no other issues to run on?

Cannot imagine it working. He's toast.

 

[Oddball]

They say all if fair in love and war and politic, and campaign ads certainly often prove the point, but the writer Jonathon V. Last for The Bullwork pins a story of new Trump campaign ad that comes in first in irony, and last in good judgement, photo selection date and country of origin, especially considering where they got the picture, what was going on at the time, the government protest busters picture, and what happened to the president that sent them. View attachment 366240
Trump’s New Ad Is Amazing
The Trump campaign just ran the most ironic ad in the history of American politics.
A couple weeks ago the Trump campaign rolled out an ad proclaiming that the president would protect a statue of Jesus from the woke left. The only problem was that the statue pictured in the ad was the famous Christ the Redeemer from Rio de Janeiro.

But that is not the story, that is just an earlier goof.

Here’s the ad, courtesy of the sharps at Business Insider:
View attachment 366240
Pretty standard stuff. With one exception. That picture on the right where the evil hippie scum from Stumptown are whaling on the gallant law enforcement officer who’s trying to protect God and country?

It’s from 2014.
That’s not the bad part.
It’s from Ukraine.
But that’s not the bad part, either.
The “evil hippie scum” are actually pro-democracy protesters. And the policeman getting beat up is a member of the riot police who had been brought in to try to protect the authoritarian president, Viktor Yanukovych, who was attempting to turn Ukraine into a one-party state by extralegal means.
Still not at the bad part.
One of the extralegal means Yanukovych employed was a specialized federal internal police force, the Berkut, which answered directly to him and was used to assault his political opponents and tamper with elections.
Now we’re at the bad part.
Wait for it . . .
The picture Trump is using in his ad was taken on February 14, 2014.
On February 22, 2014, an overwhelming majority of Ukraine’s parliament—328 of 447 members—voted to remove Yanukovych from office. And on February 25, 2014 Yanukovych turned up in . . . Moscow. Where he enjoyed asylum. Because he was Vladimir Putin’s puppet.
I’m sorry. I lied. Because we’re not actually at the bad part yet.
the real bad part is that after Yanukovych fled to Russia, the Ukrainian people charged him with treason. Not in the Fox News sense. They didn’t go on TV and say “Oh yeah, that guy. He was the worst. Total traitor. Human scum.” No, they filed charges and tried him in a court of law (in absentia) and convicted him. Not of a little light treason, but of “high treason.”
Oh, and also—just as a cherry on top—back in 2004, before Yanukovych had ascended to the throne and tried to destroy his country’s democracy, he hired this really interesting American political operative to help his party.
The guy’s name was Paul Manafort. Perhaps you’ve heard of him?
Irony = ded.

Trump's New Ad Is Amazing

The Trump campaign just ran the most ironic ad in the history of American politics.

thebulwark.com

All hail the new trump campaign manager, same as the old trump campaign manager and the new secret police to help trump stand.
I'll have to read The Bullwork.com more often.

Of course GOP voters support big gubmint Gestapo. They are also standing by child rapists and traffickers openly these days.

Trump's DOJ has locked up recod numbers of child traffickers and pedos, shitferbrains.

Does that relate to anything. Surely you are touting him as a law and order guy. If that is even true, did he use his new secret police. Did they make a bunch of child trafficker arrest since Ghislaine Maxwell was locked up to make sure donnie wasn't tied to his friends Jeff and Ghislaine, from when he hung out with the king and queen under aged sexploiters?
When asked about her a couple of days ago, he wished her well. One article seemed to think she had dirt on major politicos and world leaders. Was he wishing her well, hoping he could stay on her good side and not be implicated? Don the morale leader and law and order guy, with them most seedy collection of criminal friends, I have ever seen.

Dipshit brought it up...I just dealt the facts.

If nothing else comes out of 8 years of Trump, having more of those monsters behind bars than ever will have been worth it.

 

[White 6]

Poetic license. Besides that picture is more tame than the images coming out of Democratic cities these days anyhow.

There must not be. Why would his staff have to go to another country all the way back to 2014 for a protest picture, especially one where another country's president used special government forces to put down a pro-democracy protest? Putting down the protest with his special police failed. He lost the election, was impeached by his Senate overwhelmingly and than disappeared to take refuge with Putin in Russia, while he was tried in absentia for high treason. Is this the trump future?

 

[White 6]

They say all if fair in love and war and politic, and campaign ads certainly often prove the point, but the writer Jonathon V. Last for The Bullwork pins a story of new Trump campaign ad that comes in first in irony, and last in good judgement, photo selection date and country of origin, especially considering where they got the picture, what was going on at the time, the government protest busters picture, and what happened to the president that sent them. View attachment 366240
Trump’s New Ad Is Amazing
The Trump campaign just ran the most ironic ad in the history of American politics.
A couple weeks ago the Trump campaign rolled out an ad proclaiming that the president would protect a statue of Jesus from the woke left. The only problem was that the statue pictured in the ad was the famous Christ the Redeemer from Rio de Janeiro.

But that is not the story, that is just an earlier goof.

Here’s the ad, courtesy of the sharps at Business Insider:
View attachment 366240
Pretty standard stuff. With one exception. That picture on the right where the evil hippie scum from Stumptown are whaling on the gallant law enforcement officer who’s trying to protect God and country?

It’s from 2014.
That’s not the bad part.
It’s from Ukraine.
But that’s not the bad part, either.
The “evil hippie scum” are actually pro-democracy protesters. And the policeman getting beat up is a member of the riot police who had been brought in to try to protect the authoritarian president, Viktor Yanukovych, who was attempting to turn Ukraine into a one-party state by extralegal means.
Still not at the bad part.
One of the extralegal means Yanukovych employed was a specialized federal internal police force, the Berkut, which answered directly to him and was used to assault his political opponents and tamper with elections.
Now we’re at the bad part.
Wait for it . . .
The picture Trump is using in his ad was taken on February 14, 2014.
On February 22, 2014, an overwhelming majority of Ukraine’s parliament—328 of 447 members—voted to remove Yanukovych from office. And on February 25, 2014 Yanukovych turned up in . . . Moscow. Where he enjoyed asylum. Because he was Vladimir Putin’s puppet.
I’m sorry. I lied. Because we’re not actually at the bad part yet.
the real bad part is that after Yanukovych fled to Russia, the Ukrainian people charged him with treason. Not in the Fox News sense. They didn’t go on TV and say “Oh yeah, that guy. He was the worst. Total traitor. Human scum.” No, they filed charges and tried him in a court of law (in absentia) and convicted him. Not of a little light treason, but of “high treason.”
Oh, and also—just as a cherry on top—back in 2004, before Yanukovych had ascended to the throne and tried to destroy his country’s democracy, he hired this really interesting American political operative to help his party.
The guy’s name was Paul Manafort. Perhaps you’ve heard of him?
Irony = ded.

Trump's New Ad Is Amazing

The Trump campaign just ran the most ironic ad in the history of American politics.

thebulwark.com

All hail the new trump campaign manager, same as the old trump campaign manager and the new secret police to help trump stand.
I'll have to read The Bullwork.com more often.

Of course GOP voters support big gubmint Gestapo. They are also standing by child rapists and traffickers openly these days.

Trump's DOJ has locked up recod numbers of child traffickers and pedos, shitferbrains.

Does that relate to anything. Surely you are touting him as a law and order guy. If that is even true, did he use his new secret police. Did they make a bunch of child trafficker arrest since Ghislaine Maxwell was locked up to make sure donnie wasn't tied to his friends Jeff and Ghislaine, from when he hung out with the king and queen under aged sexploiters?
When asked about her a couple of days ago, he wished her well. One article seemed to think she had dirt on major politicos and world leaders. Was he wishing her well, hoping he could stay on her good side and not be implicated? Don the morale leader and law and order guy, with them most seedy collection of criminal friends, I have ever seen.

Dipshit brought it up...I just dealt the facts.

If nothing else comes out of 8 years of Trump, having more of those monsters behind bars than ever will have been worth it.

Won't be 8 years for trump. You don't catch the news much, do ya?

 

[Coyote]

They say all if fair in love and war and politic, and campaign ads certainly often prove the point, but the writer Jonathon V. Last for The Bullwork pins a story of new Trump campaign ad that comes in first in irony, and last in good judgement, photo selection date and country of origin, especially considering where they got the picture, what was going on at the time, the government protest busters picture, and what happened to the president that sent them. View attachment 366240
Trump’s New Ad Is Amazing
The Trump campaign just ran the most ironic ad in the history of American politics.
A couple weeks ago the Trump campaign rolled out an ad proclaiming that the president would protect a statue of Jesus from the woke left. The only problem was that the statue pictured in the ad was the famous Christ the Redeemer from Rio de Janeiro.

But that is not the story, that is just an earlier goof.

Here’s the ad, courtesy of the sharps at Business Insider:
View attachment 366240
Pretty standard stuff. With one exception. That picture on the right where the evil hippie scum from Stumptown are whaling on the gallant law enforcement officer who’s trying to protect God and country?

It’s from 2014.
That’s not the bad part.
It’s from Ukraine.
But that’s not the bad part, either.
The “evil hippie scum” are actually pro-democracy protesters. And the policeman getting beat up is a member of the riot police who had been brought in to try to protect the authoritarian president, Viktor Yanukovych, who was attempting to turn Ukraine into a one-party state by extralegal means.
Still not at the bad part.
One of the extralegal means Yanukovych employed was a specialized federal internal police force, the Berkut, which answered directly to him and was used to assault his political opponents and tamper with elections.
Now we’re at the bad part.
Wait for it . . .
The picture Trump is using in his ad was taken on February 14, 2014.
On February 22, 2014, an overwhelming majority of Ukraine’s parliament—328 of 447 members—voted to remove Yanukovych from office. And on February 25, 2014 Yanukovych turned up in . . . Moscow. Where he enjoyed asylum. Because he was Vladimir Putin’s puppet.
I’m sorry. I lied. Because we’re not actually at the bad part yet.
the real bad part is that after Yanukovych fled to Russia, the Ukrainian people charged him with treason. Not in the Fox News sense. They didn’t go on TV and say “Oh yeah, that guy. He was the worst. Total traitor. Human scum.” No, they filed charges and tried him in a court of law (in absentia) and convicted him. Not of a little light treason, but of “high treason.”
Oh, and also—just as a cherry on top—back in 2004, before Yanukovych had ascended to the throne and tried to destroy his country’s democracy, he hired this really interesting American political operative to help his party.
The guy’s name was Paul Manafort. Perhaps you’ve heard of him?
Irony = ded.

Trump's New Ad Is Amazing

The Trump campaign just ran the most ironic ad in the history of American politics.

thebulwark.com

All hail the new trump campaign manager, same as the old trump campaign manager and the new secret police to help trump stand.
I'll have to read The Bullwork.com more often.

Of course GOP voters support big gubmint Gestapo. They are also standing by child rapists and traffickers openly these days.

Trump's DOJ has locked up recod numbers of child traffickers and pedos, shitferbrains.

Does that relate to anything. Surely you are touting him as a law and order guy. If that is even true, did he use his new secret police. Did they make a bunch of child trafficker arrest since Ghislaine Maxwell was locked up to make sure donnie wasn't tied to his friends Jeff and Ghislaine, from when he hung out with the king and queen under aged sexploiters?
When asked about her a couple of days ago, he wished her well. One article seemed to think she had dirt on major politicos and world leaders. Was he wishing her well, hoping he could stay on her good side and not be implicated? Don the morale leader and law and order guy, with them most seedy collection of criminal friends, I have ever seen.

Dipshit brought it up...I just dealt the facts.

If nothing else comes out of 8 years of Trump, having more of those monsters behind bars than ever will have been worth it.

What “facts” do you deal in? Trump’s infamous “alternative facts”?

Prosecution of Child-Sex Traffickers Plummeted Under Trump

For many victims, last week’s incarceration of sex offender Jeffrey Epstein represents belated justice after more than a decade of impunity and governmental complicity.

www.courthousenews.com

 

[Augustine_]

They say all if fair in love and war and politic, and campaign ads certainly often prove the point, but the writer Jonathon V. Last for The Bullwork pins a story of new Trump campaign ad that comes in first in irony, and last in good judgement, photo selection date and country of origin, especially considering where they got the picture, what was going on at the time, the government protest busters picture, and what happened to the president that sent them. View attachment 366240
Trump’s New Ad Is Amazing
The Trump campaign just ran the most ironic ad in the history of American politics.
A couple weeks ago the Trump campaign rolled out an ad proclaiming that the president would protect a statue of Jesus from the woke left. The only problem was that the statue pictured in the ad was the famous Christ the Redeemer from Rio de Janeiro.

But that is not the story, that is just an earlier goof.

Here’s the ad, courtesy of the sharps at Business Insider:
View attachment 366240
Pretty standard stuff. With one exception. That picture on the right where the evil hippie scum from Stumptown are whaling on the gallant law enforcement officer who’s trying to protect God and country?

It’s from 2014.
That’s not the bad part.
It’s from Ukraine.
But that’s not the bad part, either.
The “evil hippie scum” are actually pro-democracy protesters. And the policeman getting beat up is a member of the riot police who had been brought in to try to protect the authoritarian president, Viktor Yanukovych, who was attempting to turn Ukraine into a one-party state by extralegal means.
Still not at the bad part.
One of the extralegal means Yanukovych employed was a specialized federal internal police force, the Berkut, which answered directly to him and was used to assault his political opponents and tamper with elections.
Now we’re at the bad part.
Wait for it . . .
The picture Trump is using in his ad was taken on February 14, 2014.
On February 22, 2014, an overwhelming majority of Ukraine’s parliament—328 of 447 members—voted to remove Yanukovych from office. And on February 25, 2014 Yanukovych turned up in . . . Moscow. Where he enjoyed asylum. Because he was Vladimir Putin’s puppet.
I’m sorry. I lied. Because we’re not actually at the bad part yet.
the real bad part is that after Yanukovych fled to Russia, the Ukrainian people charged him with treason. Not in the Fox News sense. They didn’t go on TV and say “Oh yeah, that guy. He was the worst. Total traitor. Human scum.” No, they filed charges and tried him in a court of law (in absentia) and convicted him. Not of a little light treason, but of “high treason.”
Oh, and also—just as a cherry on top—back in 2004, before Yanukovych had ascended to the throne and tried to destroy his country’s democracy, he hired this really interesting American political operative to help his party.
The guy’s name was Paul Manafort. Perhaps you’ve heard of him?
Irony = ded.

Trump's New Ad Is Amazing

The Trump campaign just ran the most ironic ad in the history of American politics.

thebulwark.com

All hail the new trump campaign manager, same as the old trump campaign manager and the new secret police to help trump stand.
I'll have to read The Bullwork.com more often.

Of course GOP voters support big gubmint Gestapo. They are also standing by child rapists and traffickers openly these days.

Trump's DOJ has locked up record numbers of child traffickers and pedos, shitferbrains.

So you also support Ghislaine?

 

[Rambunctious]

Should we find a current picture of the US protesters/fascist rioters?....we can do it in seconds....then you can go find something else to cry about....

 

[candycorn]

They say all if fair in love and war and politic, and campaign ads certainly often prove the point, but the writer Jonathon V. Last for The Bullwork pins a story of new Trump campaign ad that comes in first in irony, and last in good judgement, photo selection date and country of origin, especially considering where they got the picture, what was going on at the time, the government protest busters picture, and what happened to the president that sent them. View attachment 366240
Trump’s New Ad Is Amazing
The Trump campaign just ran the most ironic ad in the history of American politics.
A couple weeks ago the Trump campaign rolled out an ad proclaiming that the president would protect a statue of Jesus from the woke left. The only problem was that the statue pictured in the ad was the famous Christ the Redeemer from Rio de Janeiro.

But that is not the story, that is just an earlier goof.

Here’s the ad, courtesy of the sharps at Business Insider:
View attachment 366240
Pretty standard stuff. With one exception. That picture on the right where the evil hippie scum from Stumptown are whaling on the gallant law enforcement officer who’s trying to protect God and country?

It’s from 2014.
That’s not the bad part.
It’s from Ukraine.
But that’s not the bad part, either.
The “evil hippie scum” are actually pro-democracy protesters. And the policeman getting beat up is a member of the riot police who had been brought in to try to protect the authoritarian president, Viktor Yanukovych, who was attempting to turn Ukraine into a one-party state by extralegal means.
Still not at the bad part.
One of the extralegal means Yanukovych employed was a specialized federal internal police force, the Berkut, which answered directly to him and was used to assault his political opponents and tamper with elections.
Now we’re at the bad part.
Wait for it . . .
The picture Trump is using in his ad was taken on February 14, 2014.
On February 22, 2014, an overwhelming majority of Ukraine’s parliament—328 of 447 members—voted to remove Yanukovych from office. And on February 25, 2014 Yanukovych turned up in . . . Moscow. Where he enjoyed asylum. Because he was Vladimir Putin’s puppet.
I’m sorry. I lied. Because we’re not actually at the bad part yet.
the real bad part is that after Yanukovych fled to Russia, the Ukrainian people charged him with treason. Not in the Fox News sense. They didn’t go on TV and say “Oh yeah, that guy. He was the worst. Total traitor. Human scum.” No, they filed charges and tried him in a court of law (in absentia) and convicted him. Not of a little light treason, but of “high treason.”
Oh, and also—just as a cherry on top—back in 2004, before Yanukovych had ascended to the throne and tried to destroy his country’s democracy, he hired this really interesting American political operative to help his party.
The guy’s name was Paul Manafort. Perhaps you’ve heard of him?
Irony = ded.

Trump's New Ad Is Amazing

The Trump campaign just ran the most ironic ad in the history of American politics.

thebulwark.com

All hail the new trump campaign manager, same as the old trump campaign manager and the new secret police to help trump stand.
I'll have to read The Bullwork.com more often.

It also reminds everyone that he's doing nothing to stop it. I guess he could launch an ad that shows the camo-clad feds shoving people into Dodge Caravans and rolling off into the night. That will make some conservatives happy. I doubt it will do much to inspire much confidence in law and order.

 

[candycorn]

Given Trump's fear campaign has failed so badly so far, why do you think it will suddenly start working?

And isn't it an admission by Trump that he has no other issues to run on?

Cannot imagine it working. He's toast.

I couldn't imagine him winning either. Thats why I think he'll win again. The 2018 Senate races didn't seem to reflect much appetite for change. That was before Covid and Floyd though.


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Someone wrote on here something I think is true:

Americans think we're Obama.
Americans actually are Trump.

If so, that is sad.

 

[White 6]

Given Trump's fear campaign has failed so badly so far, why do you think it will suddenly start working?

And isn't it an admission by Trump that he has no other issues to run on?

Cannot imagine it working. He's toast.

I couldn't imagine him winning either. Thats why I think he'll win again. The 2018 Senate races didn't seem to reflect much appetite for change. That was before Covid and Floyd though.


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Someone wrote on here something I think is true:

Americans think we're Obama.
Americans actually are Trump.

If so, that is sad.

That is a strange logic. I do not think I am blessed with an overly optimistic attitude. He has always been the president with the lowest approval ratings in history of American presidency. More voters thought he was a man of poor character from the beginning. He was continuously connected to Russia and it's (once KGB always KGB) communist strongman leader Putin (once a communist always a communist) in admiration and subservience. Add to that the new history of bad hiring, firings, corrupt federal key insiders, insults to allies, treaties walked away from or broken unilaterally, assauts on healthcare for the poor with promise to proctect certain benefits and replace with a new plan, (that he had his people quietly go about taking away coverage also and never ever suggested a plan to replace, his open admiration for the job autocrats are doing in their countries, his two faced outward support for the military while attacking their soldiers, veterans, gold star families, system of military justice, and even Illegally misdirecting funds from the military for his pet project as if he could rule by fiat as other dictators, and now sabotaging our ability and resolve in the global pandemic, by minimizing the danger, encouraging followers to resist, putting out false information and just crazy seemingly made up information and attacking the public health officials trying go get a handle on the situation. He is simply the absolute worst president in the history of our country and I am pretty sure the jig is up.

 

[candycorn]

Given Trump's fear campaign has failed so badly so far, why do you think it will suddenly start working?

And isn't it an admission by Trump that he has no other issues to run on?

Cannot imagine it working. He's toast.

I couldn't imagine him winning either. Thats why I think he'll win again. The 2018 Senate races didn't seem to reflect much appetite for change. That was before Covid and Floyd though.


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Someone wrote on here something I think is true:

Americans think we're Obama.
Americans actually are Trump.

If so, that is sad.

That is a strange logic. I do not think I am blessed with an overly optimistic attitude. He has always been the president with the lowest approval ratings in history of American presidency. More voters thought he was a man of poor character from the beginning. He was continuously connected to Russia and it's (once KGB always KGB) communist strongman leader Putin (once a communist always a communist) in admiration and subservience. Add to that the new history of bad hiring, firings, corrupt federal key insiders, insults to allies, treaties walked away from or broken unilaterally, assauts on healthcare for the poor with promise to proctect certain benefits and replace with a new plan, (that he had his people quietly go about taking away coverage also and never ever suggested a plan to replace, his open admiration for the job autocrats are doing in their countries, his two faced outward support for the military while attacking their soldiers, veterans, gold star families, system of military justice, and even Illegally misdirecting funds from the military for his pet project as if he could rule by fiat as other dictators, and now sabotaging our ability and resolve in the global pandemic, by minimizing the danger, encouraging followers to resist, putting out false information and just crazy seemingly made up information and attacking the public health officials trying go get a handle on the situation. He is simply the absolute worst president in the history of our country and I am pretty sure the jig is up.

I cannot express how much I hope you’re right.

Still, the midterm Senate races were in an atmosphere where a lot of this was known. It was pretty much a dead heat.

I have some hope but not much. Biden is not Trump. Other than that there isn’t much to love

 

[White 6]

Given Trump's fear campaign has failed so badly so far, why do you think it will suddenly start working?

And isn't it an admission by Trump that he has no other issues to run on?

Cannot imagine it working. He's toast.

I couldn't imagine him winning either. Thats why I think he'll win again. The 2018 Senate races didn't seem to reflect much appetite for change. That was before Covid and Floyd though.


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Someone wrote on here something I think is true:

Americans think we're Obama.
Americans actually are Trump.

If so, that is sad.

That is a strange logic. I do not think I am blessed with an overly optimistic attitude. He has always been the president with the lowest approval ratings in history of American presidency. More voters thought he was a man of poor character from the beginning. He was continuously connected to Russia and it's (once KGB always KGB) communist strongman leader Putin (once a communist always a communist) in admiration and subservience. Add to that the new history of bad hiring, firings, corrupt federal key insiders, insults to allies, treaties walked away from or broken unilaterally, assauts on healthcare for the poor with promise to proctect certain benefits and replace with a new plan, (that he had his people quietly go about taking away coverage also and never ever suggested a plan to replace, his open admiration for the job autocrats are doing in their countries, his two faced outward support for the military while attacking their soldiers, veterans, gold star families, system of military justice, and even Illegally misdirecting funds from the military for his pet project as if he could rule by fiat as other dictators, and now sabotaging our ability and resolve in the global pandemic, by minimizing the danger, encouraging followers to resist, putting out false information and just crazy seemingly made up information and attacking the public health officials trying go get a handle on the situation. He is simply the absolute worst president in the history of our country and I am pretty sure the jig is up.

I cannot express how much I hope you’re right.

Still, the midterm Senate races were in an atmosphere where a lot of this was known. It was pretty much a dead heat.

I have some hope but not much. Biden is not Trump. Other than that there isn’t much to love

I believe the House election showed the temperament of the people toward this corrupt regime and it is only more so, now.

 

[Coyote]

Given Trump's fear campaign has failed so badly so far, why do you think it will suddenly start working?

And isn't it an admission by Trump that he has no other issues to run on?

Cannot imagine it working. He's toast.

I couldn't imagine him winning either. Thats why I think he'll win again. The 2018 Senate races didn't seem to reflect much appetite for change. That was before Covid and Floyd though.


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Someone wrote on here something I think is true:

Americans think we're Obama.
Americans actually are Trump.

If so, that is sad.

I heard a similar quote...
Obama represented who we wanted to be, Trump is who we are. We have to accept who we are to evolve. D.L. Hughley.