room, who brings the lube, super important stuff!

election disruption and money laundering.

and Josef Stalin if he could.

that money could be used to help the unemployed, police, firefighters, nurses, doctors state and local governments....................

Happy with our PM he said no to Russia being invited back into the group.

That way Fat Donnie can justify using taxpayer money to do a complete upgrade of the facility and grounds, "to provide a venue which will honor our guests."

Most definitely Yes Sir.

I heard the voice of Phil Silvers (Sgt. Bilko).

This is the perfect moment to kneel before Putin with your jowls open wide.
Remind the world how weak and whipped you are.

It'll be G-6 until Biden is president.

...was probably thrown around by Putin, and is now endlessly on the lips of bunker baby.

gave me goose bumps! SNUGGLE!"

Russia stealing the Crimea is not so easily forgotten by some.

Then again, can't see Macron signing on, so make that G-3.

1:52 PM ET
David A. Graham, Staff writer at The Atlantic

Last night, as protests convulsed Washington, D.C., the White House went dark. All the lights were off. The windows of the president’s official residence were darkened, and the floodlights outside extinguished.

The country is sick, angry, and divided, but it also finds itself leaderless. Trump has never shown any inclination or ability to soothe or console in moments of crisis. He wants the trappings of power, like showing up for a rocket launch, but he doesn’t want to get his hands dirty with the work of governing. And he continues to view himself as the president only of the minority who voted for him, not all Americans. These tendencies have converged in this moment. Yesterday, when America needed real leadership, the office of the president stood dark—and vacant.

It is not that Trump has been silent. Far from it: His Twitter feed has been a supercharged version of its normal self. Trump has attacked Joe Biden, slurred reporters, insulted leaders on the front lines of protests, and claimed federal authority he doesn’t have. This is the sort of behavior we’d call unhinged from any other president, but the word has lost any power through its endless, justified invocation throughout his tenure. In any case, the tweeting suggests a president flailing around for a message that sticks and for a sense of control.

During a teleconference Monday, Trump derided governors as “weak” in their response to protests, but he has cowered out of view, dithering about what to do except for armchair-quarterbacking those who are trying. As my colleague Peter Nicholas notes, even Richard Nixon went to speak with anti–Vietnam War protesters in 1970, trying to convey that he heard their complaints. It’s hard to imagine Trump doing something like that, because he has shown no interest in being perceived as caring about what his critics believe.

https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2020/06/america-has-no-president/612478/

nt

He doesn't belong there.

After a couple weeks in an immigration cage.

Annex = "forcibly attain", in other words "steal".

Annex = "forcibly attain", in other words "steal".

playing a little solitaire?"