Donald Trump is a narcissist. He’s a liar but must believe his lies enough that his fragile ego doesn’t shatter into a million tiny pieces. Next week, Britain’s Prime Minister Teresa May is set to host our white supremacist in chief on British soil. As in the states, Brits are—for the most part—not big fans of what Donald Trump represents to humanity. The plan for Trump was to go right to London, go to the seat of British power, so to speak. There are big protests planned for his visit, including an enormous Trump Baby blimp, that has received the proper permits to fly over London and the Parliament building, during the orange human rights violator’s visit.
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Of course I'm aware of myself! I'm more aware of myself than any other President in history! Very Aware - very very aware!
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The ambassador also said Trump was aware of the baby blimp, and refused to say whether the president will play golf during his weekend visit to Scotland.
Trump’s itinerary for the four-day visit has just been released and it seems Trump will spend a whole lot of time avoiding England’s capital and most populated city. Teresa May’s spokesperson told the Guardian that there was nothing to see here.
“Prime ministers frequently make use of Chequers for meetings with foreign leaders,” she said. “It offers a more informal setting for important bilateral discussions. We’re looking forward to making sure the president has a chance to see and experience the UK beyond London and the south-east.”
She said: “We are a free and open democracy, and we believe in the right to peaceful protest. But I would also say that I think the majority of British people understand the importance of the UK-US alliance.”
Everybody but our elected officials seem to understand the “important of the UK-US alliance.” That’s why they are protesting.
Listen up :
'Trump Baby Blimp' : will be allowed to fly as long as Trump is there ... Trump's fragile ego will shatter in a million pieces .
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President Trump has been gradually filling his cabinet positions, but there's one key position in his administration that's proving tough to find a candidate for: Communications director.
White House press secretary Sean Spicer has been doing double duty in the role, but it's unusual for the same person to hold both positions.
CNN has reported that a source tells them Trump has been unhappy with Spicer's performance.
Jason Miller, who managed communications for Trump's campaign, was going to fill the post but stepped down during the transition.
Politico reports that White House chief of staff Reince Priebus has been attempting to find a new candidate but has been having trouble due to the challenges of working in Trump's unusual administration.
Former John McCain campaign strategist Steve Schmidt told Politico, "[W]hen you look at the complete and total chaos emanating from the White House on a number of issues, it's clear they have no strategic planning function."
Witchy wants to Know :
We have the most inept administration we have ever had. Trump has botched every move he has made, with the exception of signing his name to several documents. The implementation of the travel ban was as inept as you can get, and his first military mission was a complete failure. Why did The Trump team come up with year old info, that we already had, as a justification for this failed mission? Why?
Now for some laughs :
Larry, Moe and Curly are already on staff.... what about Shemp?
Now really?? 3 weeks in , get a grip!! He has done more damage in 3 weeks than any so called president has done in 8 years! Such a dividing figure!
Wanted: WH Communications Director: Must be able to keep a straight face in all meetings, be able to say the phrase "bad dudes" in at least 12 languages, be able to stand in front of an 8 alarm fire and claim that you do not smell smoke and be able to help other staff members find pesky light switches in dark rooms. Resume and salary requirement to: Trump House 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue Washington DC
Would you want to be the communications director if you worked for a president who tweeted all the time. waste of time for any serious professional ?
By Nicole Brown
Donald trump became the republican Presidential nominee in early May and secured the number of delegates needed to clinch the nomination on May 26 , 2016 , according to the Associated Press delegate count.
Since he became the last republican in the race , some members of the GOP have said they still can't support him .
Here are some of the top leaders of the party who are seriously conflicted about this year's elections .
Jed Bush
"In November , I will not vote for Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton , but I will support principled conservative at the state and federal levels , just as I have done my entire life," Jed Bush said in a Facebook post."
George W. Bush & George H. W. Bush
"President Bush does not plan to participate in or comment on the president campaign," a spokesman said , "At age 91 , President Bush is retired from politics . He naturally did a few things to help Jed , but those was the exception that proved the role."
John Kasich
Ohio Governor John Kasich couldn't comment to voting for the GOP nominee , "I'm not making any final decision yet , but at this point , I just can't do it (vote for Trump) he said in June on MSNBC's "Morning Joe."
Bill Kristol
Bill Kristol , the founder and editor of the conservative magazine "The Weekly Standard." He cannot vote for Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton . He said hr would normally encourage people to support an independent , but this year , he is working to find a third party candidate to run in the election . "It was wrong to nominee Donald Trump ," he wrote .
Mitt Romney
While he haven't come out to say he won't ultimately vote for Trump , he is choosing not to use his position as a delegate this year .He also met with Bill Kristol about his p;an to get an independent candidate into the general election .
Nebraska Senator Ben Sasse
Senator Ben Sasse wrote a long Facebook Post condemning both Donald trump and Hillary Clinton and encouraging Americans to consider a Third Party candidate.
"Why are we confined to these two terrible options ?" he asked . "This is America . If both choices stink , we reject them and go bigger . That's what we do ."
