Trump and his stupid circular office

[rsmitty]

Hiring and then seeing how they perform under stress are totally different.

But.....the best. I'm sooooo tired of winning

 

[Exonautic]

I think this guy snapped a long time ago. Probably where his name comes from. People kept calling him it and he just didnt get it.

 

[rsmitty]

I don't like being called It!

 

[Snappo]

I'm confused. I thought, and trump said, he was going to hire only the best ppl. I guess he didn't say how many tries it would take.

The thing about this retard is he thinks he is still on that infantile and less than entertaining reality show. Once you buy a horse you are supposed to back it; as the saying goes. How can anyone get anything done when nobody keeps the job more than a few weeks or a month? 12 major posts have rotated in the first 6 months. So that's a major rotation every 2 weeks on average. This whole office is a royal shit-show. For everything he gets right, he gets something else wrong. No wonder 4 of his major companies failed; to the tune of $4 billion in bankruptcy losses. This guy is just all over the place.

 

[Snappo]

Circular? You mean like musical chairs?

Just like! How does anything get done when a job lasts 2 weeks? He thinks he is still on that bad reality TV show. USA is becoming a joke. Wait - did I say becoming? We are officially there; with the rainbow afro Cheeto driving the clown car.

 

[Snappo]

I'm loving the musical chair game Trump is playing .. its showing the true faces of our elected retards .. they can't keep up or keep there mouths shut .. big lips sink a ship .. another way to drain the swamp ...

But he and his VP Himmler are the only 2 elected ones. These are people Trump is hiring for his inner circle. He's draining his own swamp. LOL

 

[Snappo]

You come into office and pick your players. Leaks get out of control and the people you picked do nothing about it. Pick new people.

So apparently this fuckwit doesn't know how to properly hire? No wonder he did 4 bankruptcies and cost his creditors over $4 billion and counting.

 

[dubleuhb]

As long as he doesn't hire any tranny freaks I'm cool with it.

 

[Defilade]

So apparently this fuckwit doesn't know how to properly hire? No wonder he did 4 bankruptcies and cost his creditors over $4 billion and counting.

I'm sure you like your 401K don't ya. Wonder if by Trump easing a ton of regulations on Business had anything to do with that. Trump is not the Problem, The Problem is Rinos in Congress Shitwad!

 

[Snappo]

I understand that every POTUS has employees that he decides are not what he needs; but has any other POTUS lost 12 major cabinet level employees in the first 6 months? This is a revolving door and is an employment circus. At what point is this childish behavior (involving firings, twitter rants, etc) expected to cease and be replaced by a functioning POTUS that actually does his job in an appropriate and Constitutional manner?

 

[rsmitty]

I'm sure you like your 401K don't ya. Wonder if by Trump easing a ton of regulations on Business had anything to do with that. Trump is not the Problem, The Problem is Rinos in Congress Shitwad!

You mean like 411 where did my 401 go?

 

[Defilade]

Not A single thing wrong with a Twitter Rant. Best thing ever so far. Your not going to get a straight answer from Swamp Media!

 

[Robin]

Oh, he's just in a pet over Trumps tranny thing. By some spandex snapper, maybe it won't scrunch up as bad, er, you still have then don't you?
Robin

 

[Snappo]

#NotMyCheeto

 

[meketrefe]

We supported trump yet we still have unconstitutional laws like the safe act.
I want him to stop the drama and
Deliver.

 

[dsdmmat]

Doesn't this belong in politics?

 

[Exonautic]

Doesn't this belong in politics?

And the op belongs in a padded cell, but frankly nothing is quite right in this thread.

 

[swilliams]

OMG, you guys are too funny. Some real gems in this one.

 

[Defilade]

We supported trump yet we still have unconstitutional laws like the safe act.
I want him to stop the drama and
Deliver.

Rinos in Congress are the problem, it's up to the public to vote them out. Trump cannot get his agenda through because of it.

 

[Blimey]

I agree broadly that the white house is absolutely a circus act at this point.

I told my brother the weird thing is that as ridiculous as Trump is i'm still as happy now as before that clinton lost. Because although trump is acting like a goof he's not yet caused any permanent damage, and we still have Gorsuch. Plus, odds remain great he'll put another justice in there.

So the best thing to do is just watch incredibly and laugh at the comedy of it all. It could be worse; we could have a serious, presidential, dignified person in there (clinton) who at the same time is cranking through gobs of horrendous legislation and stacking the courts with even more proggies.

Oh, and the weird thing is I still like some of his overall policies. I think his stance on immigration is absolutely spot on. I just wish more of congress could get on board with it.

 

[Phazer]

Sounds just like the rest of the Liberals last year.

Let's see, he wasn't going to win the Nomination, no, he wasn't going to win the election...

Okay, there was no way he was going to last due to the Russian thing. No, that wasn't it. Maybe because he is moving people in and out; yeah, that'll do it. This is for sure going to get him out.

Well, maybe?

Fine.

But, how about a dose of realism:

• Does it look good when an administration cannot control leaks within their own administration? No.
• Is it acceptable for an administration to be in place for almost 7 months and still have a bureaucracy filled with appointed hold-overs from the prior administration that are hell-bent on stalling or sabotaging the current administration? No.
• Is it a mark of good management style for a superior to publicly chastise subordinates? No.
• Does it inspire confidence, and show singularity of focus, in an administration that publicly states policies that are soon contradicted by the Commander in Chief via social media? No.
• Is it good management style to have a vision and then allow that vision to be completely farmed out for execution by contractors (read: Republican congress) that have been openly hostile to the the administration? No.

This administration is squandering whatever good will it garnered just after the election.

I was not a Trump supporter in the primaries. I was thrilled that he beat the Leftist Progressive standard bearer in the general election.

Now, I am increasingly disheartened by the performance of this openly amateurish administration as they bumble their way through one unforced error after another (health care...fiasco, immigration policy...fiasco, tax reform...potentially dead in the water, revolving door White House appointees, etc.). Nothing is getting done! True, the establishment Republicans in congress share much of the blame. But, where is the goddamn leadership from the President?

BTW, over the past two weeks I've almost completely stopped following politics because I cannot stand the stupidity and insanity any longer. I've gone back to my retro-gaming hobby: Building Retropie images to play classic games, building arcade controllers, listening to podcasts about the history of video gaming, and reading about the founding of the video game industry. I feel a bit better, now. After all, I'm powerless to change the down-slide of America due to the inbreeds in Washington.

 

[Marine Cpl]

Fine.

But, how about a dose of realism:

• Does it look good when an administration cannot control leaks within their own administration? No.
• Is it acceptable for an administration to be in place for almost 7 months and still have a bureaucracy filled with appointed hold-overs from the prior administration that are hell-bent on stalling or sabotaging the current administration? No.
• Is it a mark of good management style for a superior to publicly chastise subordinates? No.
• Does it inspire confidence, and show singularity of focus, in an administration that publicly states policies that are soon contradicted by the Commander in Chief via social media? No.
• Is it good management style to have a vision and then allow that vision to be completely farmed out for execution by contractors (read: Republican congress) that have been openly hostile to the the administration? No.

This administration is squandering whatever good will it garnered just after the election.

I was not a Trump supporter in the primaries. I was thrilled that he beat the Leftist Progressive standard bearer in the general election.

Now, I am increasingly disheartened by the performance of this openly amateurish administration as they bumble their way through one unforced error after another (health care...fiasco, immigration policy...fiasco, tax reform...potentially dead in the water, revolving door White House appointees, etc.). Nothing is getting done! True, the establishment Republicans in congress share much of the blame. But, where is the goddamn leadership from the President?

BTW, over the past two weeks I've almost completely stopped following politics because I cannot stand the stupidity and insanity any longer. I've gone back to my retro-gaming hobby: Building Retropie images to play classic games, building arcade controllers, listening to podcasts about the history of video gaming, and reading about the founding of the video game industry. I feel a bit better, now. After all, I'm powerless to change the down-slide of America due to the inbreeds in Washington.

The media has accomplished their mission. At least with you.

You don't think Obama fired Bush stragglers? You don't think he would have fired new hires that were Republican plants? They make everything Trump does into an issue and it's being gobbled up by those that refuse to see.

Other than speaking his mind on Twitter which many Americans like and was one of the reasons for his victory, Trump has done nothing that no previous President has done or would have done.

The only difference is that with Trump it's reported.

 

[speedkills27]

We supported trump yet we still have unconstitutional laws like the safe act.
I want him to stop the drama and
Deliver.

 

[Marine Cpl]

Some of you guys need to take classes on what a presidency is vs a monarchy.

 

[Defilade]

Congress needs to deliver a Bill so the President can sign. End of story!

 

[Phazer]

You don't think Obama fired Bush stragglers? You don't think he would have fired new hires that were Republican plants?

I think you misunderstood me. I want ALL bureaucrats appointed by the prior administration fired and replaced. Rank-and-file civil servants are mostly protected. But, ALL Liberal political appointees must go. The current administration has been too slow, and mostly ineffective, at this important purge of hostiles.

 

[Snappo]

I agree broadly that the white house is absolutely a circus act at this point.

I told my brother the weird thing is that as ridiculous as Trump is i'm still as happy now as before that clinton lost. Because although trump is acting like a goof he's not yet caused any permanent damage, and we still have Gorsuch. Plus, odds remain great he'll put another justice in there.

So the best thing to do is just watch incredibly and laugh at the comedy of it all. It could be worse; we could have a serious, presidential, dignified person in there (clinton) who at the same time is cranking through gobs of horrendous legislation and stacking the courts with even more proggies.

Oh, and the weird thing is I still like some of his overall policies. I think his stance on immigration is absolutely spot on. I just wish more of congress could get on board with it.

I agree. I much prefer #NotMyCheeto to Crooked Hitlery. I am absolutely against his attack on LBGT and his obvious transphobic bullshit but Coast Guard, ACLU, and Lambda Legal have that covered. He needs to solve healthcare in a bipartisan way, and Lord knows he needs to fix the budget and pay back social security. He handled Keystone XL, and today on POTUS XM the senate talking heads say they are making progress on border security. He also needs to solve that sanctuary city crap; which I somehow thought was hugely illegal. I didn't know states could ignore federal law like that.

 

[Snappo]

I think you misunderstood me. I want ALL bureaucrats appointed by the prior administration fired and replaced. Rank-and-file civil servants are mostly protected. But, ALL Liberal political appointees must go. The current administration has been too slow, and mostly ineffective, at this important purge of hostiles.

Ovomit remnants are still in power? At the Directorate level? What's the hold up - confirmations?

 

[Snappo]

We supported trump yet we still have unconstitutional laws like the safe act.
I want him to stop the drama and
Deliver.

Can a Federal law supersede a State law? How is Cuomo getting away with this shit?

 

[Snappo]

Fine.

But, how about a dose of realism:

• Does it look good when an administration cannot control leaks within their own administration? No.
• Is it acceptable for an administration to be in place for almost 7 months and still have a bureaucracy filled with appointed hold-overs from the prior administration that are hell-bent on stalling or sabotaging the current administration? No.
• Is it a mark of good management style for a superior to publicly chastise subordinates? No.
• Does it inspire confidence, and show singularity of focus, in an administration that publicly states policies that are soon contradicted by the Commander in Chief via social media? No.
• Is it good management style to have a vision and then allow that vision to be completely farmed out for execution by contractors (read: Republican congress) that have been openly hostile to the the administration? No.

This administration is squandering whatever good will it garnered just after the election.

I was not a Trump supporter in the primaries. I was thrilled that he beat the Leftist Progressive standard bearer in the general election.

Now, I am increasingly disheartened by the performance of this openly amateurish administration as they bumble their way through one unforced error after another (health care...fiasco, immigration policy...fiasco, tax reform...potentially dead in the water, revolving door White House appointees, etc.). Nothing is getting done! True, the establishment Republicans in congress share much of the blame. But, where is the goddamn leadership from the President?

BTW, over the past two weeks I've almost completely stopped following politics because I cannot stand the stupidity and insanity any longer. I've gone back to my retro-gaming hobby: Building Retropie images to play classic games, building arcade controllers, listening to podcasts about the history of video gaming, and reading about the founding of the video game industry. I feel a bit better, now. After all, I'm powerless to change the down-slide of America due to the inbreeds in Washington.

Excellent post! Gauntlet was my favorite game of all time. World of Warcraft is my replacement