THE ERA OF TRUMP

[TheReal_ND]

Just saw the video of the flag throwing thing. Trump didn't flinch, make any odd movements or break stride. Just kept turning the corner like a boss.

Secret Service is fucking cool

[C-Mag]

Just saw the video of the flag throwing thing. Trump didn't flinch, make any odd movements or break stride. Just kept turning the corner like a boss.

Secret Service is fucking cool

Watch the video, starkly different from this

or this

[ssu]

Now, had this happened during the Obama administration (or the hypothetical Hillary Clinton administration), you guys (and the GOP) would be all over it, but of course it's a non-issue when it comes to the Trump administration, business as usual:

A $300 million contract to help rebuild Puerto Rico's electrical infrastructure, which was awarded to a small, two-year-old Montana company that had only two employees when Hurricane Maria struck the U.S. territory, has sparked calls for an investigation from both Republicans and Democrats on Capitol Hill.

In addition to its size and relative inexperience, the fact that Whitefish Energy Holdings is based in Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke's hometown of Whitefish, Mont., is fueling questions about how Whitefish Energy Holdings secured the lucrative contract. The former Montana congressman's son also had a summer job at a Whitefish construction site.

Actually, the owner is a friend of Ryan Zinke and, of course, has given money to a Trump during the election.

the firm is based in Zinke’s hometown and that its CEO, Andy Techmanski, is friendly with the Interior secretary, while the Daily Beast reported that Whitefish’s general partner maxed out donations to the Trump primary and general election campaigns, as well as a Trump super PAC, in 2016.

In addition to Techmanski’s relationship with Zinke, Joe Colonnetta, partner at Whitefish and founder of HBC Investments, the private-equity firm that finances the energy company, is a significant power player in Republican politics, according to the Beast.

Colonetta donated a total of $74,000 towards Trump’s presidential victory and $30,700 to the Republican National Committee, the Beast reported. His wife, Kimberly, separately gave $33,400 to the RNC shortly after Trump’s win,

Drain the swamp, LOL!!!

[SuburbanFarmer]

Ahhh, so happy to see the fresh air and sunlight return to Washington. Thank goodness we have this beacon of business sense and integrity to lead us from the darkness.

[C-Mag]

I won't defend it. Investigate it.

[TheReal_ND]

FAKE NEWS
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[TheReal_ND]

DISINGENUOUS EVENT TELLING

[The Conservative]

What would you do if your son was suspended for this?

My son wouldn't be doing that, if anything I'd be called into the office because my son called a teacher a Troglodyte.

[Fife]

Stand and Deliver you little shits!

[TheReal_ND]

DECEPTIVE REPORTING