"Kill the Indian, save the man."

#19
The late, great Professor Irwin Corey would be proud.

Q. So, your economic concepts of a plan..

A. Well, she wouldn't be my first choice. But, hey, sloppy seconds, gotta go with the one you're with. Amiright or amiright? Only other thing Jeffy had on offer was a burned-out cracklehead from Escondido with a lazy eye. Not for me. Looked kinda like Tiny Tim, but better hair. Speaking of sharks, nobody knows this but the one in Jaws? Real. No, really. What a guy, hung like Mr. Magoo. They do that in Manila. Yup, roasted and toasted, flame fire not from exploding batteries. Melt in your mouth. And the way the wind rippled across the Grand Tetons. That name means Big Tetons. Heh, heh, Tetons. Whew, what a day. And speaking of the night, it's nappy time. No, not nap time. Next question or do you want to hear "YMCA" again ... and again?

Like those German generals Trump so admires, the Third Reich's judiciary swore an oath of paramount personal allegiance to Hitler. Think back on Trump's first cabinet meeting. Acquiescence is affirmation.

#107
That's the top-two primary model they use in CA. It's tough on unpopular candidates.

"[Dyer] added that if Trump has not yet gotten professional help for whatever is causing these and other behaviors, he should, for his own sake, so that an appropriate treatment could be started."

"I would want to do lab studies, imaging studies, and a battery of psychological tests," Dyer said. "One would want to know if this is dementia and decreased cognitive function."

Smoler said it would be important to figure out if Trump's problems are organic, based in brain chemistry or other physical factors, or psychological, such as anxiety and stress. "The first thing to do is to understand the problem," he said. "Then you try to figure out if there's a treatment."

Not to worry. Mexico will pay for it.

I regularly receive messages from the Trump campaign and they're really pushing their people to get off their asses and bank their votes asap. Oh and send more money. Lots more money.

#3
Lawyers? Oh, they're all sure they're lots smarter than the last batch. Just ask them. Or wait a beat. In the scramble, they'll tell you all about it.

Sure puts a different spin on "Suffer little children."

On two occasions I have been asked, "Pray, Mr. Babbage, if you put into the machine wrong figures, will the right answers come out?" ... I am not able rightly to apprehend the kind of confusion of ideas that could provoke such a question.br />
Charles Babbage, Passages from the Life of a Philosopher
Originator of the concept of a digital programmable computer

Arnold Palmer didn't cotton to Orange Mulligan Man-Baby, a childishly eager, over-the-top self-promoter? Go figure.

"Life is real! Life is earnest!"
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

Met many surviving Navajo code talkers in the early 1980s. Close to the front, each code talker had a Marine guard for protection. One told me he learned later that if it looked like the code talker might be captured, the Marine had orders to shoot him. The Japanese sussed out that the language used was Native American, specifically Navajo. But they didn't hold any code talkers, so all they got was word jumbles.

#10
He's shopping.

"It's the First Amendment, stupid."
The Judge

Trump swears his appendage is at least twice the size of King Kong's.
Problem is, he can't find it.
Not for years.
Sad!

Crazier than a bulging-eyed rat caught in Mike Lindell's Port-o-San.

"Protected" by Trump? Cadet Bone Spurs, a whining wimp and whinging coward, is definitely not the person you want next to you in any sort of foxhole.

He's the freak who stands in the row of urinals in a jammed airport men's room glancing this way and that, always focused on the bowls. Yech.

"The teleprompter might just give him stage directions like..."

Guess teleprompters have gone the way of Obama's tan suit when it comes to faux outrage targets for these imbeciles.

Those were "jokes"?

Hillary Clinton nailed it: the deplorables.