THE ERA OF TRUMP

[TheReal_ND]

Trump is going to circumvent the jew media and shit post directly to everyone's phone. NPC's are going to kill themselves.

[Speaker to Animals]

I hope he sends them to all but the Obamaphones.

[TheReal_ND]

ayyyy it's your boy Trump. Real president hours who up?

[pineapplemike]

Trump says Puerto Rico death toll rose 'like magic'
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/201 ... 313371002/

As the East Coast battled the ravages of tropical storm Florence, President Donald Trump's own bluster continued Friday, claiming Hurricane Maria's death toll a year ago rose suspiciously "like magic" and that there was "no way" the count was accurate.

Trump tweeted at 7:05 p.m. Friday, about four hours after the first reported deaths from Florence were announced, that he visited Puerto Rico last October and was told by officials on the island that 16 people had died.

"Over many months, it went to 64 people," Trump tweeted. "Then, like magic, '3,000 people killed."

LOL possibly the funniest headline I've seen out of the backwards-talking Trump administration-covering press. True and accurate and misleading and hilariously meme-able all at the same time

[The Conservative]

http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2018/09/ ... thing.html

Michael Barone: If Democrats can’t run Chicago, can they run anything?

[SuburbanFarmer]

Trump says Puerto Rico death toll rose 'like magic'
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/201 ... 313371002/

As the East Coast battled the ravages of tropical storm Florence, President Donald Trump's own bluster continued Friday, claiming Hurricane Maria's death toll a year ago rose suspiciously "like magic" and that there was "no way" the count was accurate.

Trump tweeted at 7:05 p.m. Friday, about four hours after the first reported deaths from Florence were announced, that he visited Puerto Rico last October and was told by officials on the island that 16 people had died.

"Over many months, it went to 64 people," Trump tweeted. "Then, like magic, '3,000 people killed."

LOL possibly the funniest headline I've seen out of the backwards-talking Trump administration-covering press. True and accurate and misleading and hilariously meme-able all at the same time

Every time I think he’s hit bottom...

[C-Mag]

Trump says Puerto Rico death toll rose 'like magic'
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/201 ... 313371002/

As the East Coast battled the ravages of tropical storm Florence, President Donald Trump's own bluster continued Friday, claiming Hurricane Maria's death toll a year ago rose suspiciously "like magic" and that there was "no way" the count was accurate.

Trump tweeted at 7:05 p.m. Friday, about four hours after the first reported deaths from Florence were announced, that he visited Puerto Rico last October and was told by officials on the island that 16 people had died.

"Over many months, it went to 64 people," Trump tweeted. "Then, like magic, '3,000 people killed."

LOL possibly the funniest headline I've seen out of the backwards-talking Trump administration-covering press. True and accurate and misleading and hilariously meme-able all at the same time

Every time I think he’s hit bottom...

Does that help you forget about the Fake News of 3000 magically dead bodies that don't exist ?

[SuburbanFarmer]

LOL possibly the funniest headline I've seen out of the backwards-talking Trump administration-covering press. True and accurate and misleading and hilariously meme-able all at the same time

Every time I think he’s hit bottom...

Does that help you forget about the Fake News of 3000 magically dead bodies that don't exist ?

Does it seem more likely to you that:

A - Puerto Rico and FEMA managed to distribute supplies well enough that only 16 people died, and all of the reporting from the island was fake news, and there's been no starvation/death/shortages/crime sprees

OR

B - Trump was told that there were only 16 actual storm casualties, and ran his mouth off about the other 3,000 people that died in the aftermath.

[C-Mag]

Here's the actual wording of the study that CNN, the New York Times and the Washington Post are using to "fact check" Trump.

Results from the preferred statistical model,
shown below, estimate that excess mortality due to Hurricane María using the displacement scenario is estimated at 1,271 excess deaths in September and October (95% CI: 1,154-1,383), 2,098 excess deaths from September to December (95% CI: 1,872-2,315), and, 2,975 (95% CI: 2,658-3,290) excess deaths for the total study period of September 2017 through February 2018

ITS A FUCKING MATHEMATICAL GUESS, using selected statistical model.

[pineapplemike]