The Trump Card...

Ragman

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On a side note, somebody here has had their Green Card long enough. It's time to renounce the Queen and become an American. :D
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Alex Trebek took that advice and became an American citizen in 1998.

Michael J. Fox in 1999
Jim Carrey in 2004
Pamela Anderson in 2004
Alanis Morrisette in 2005

Martin Short is a US citizen
Even Wayne Gretzky is a US citizen

Not really a Canadian, at all, but Mexican-born and former illegal alien Salma Hayek got legal, and later became a US citizen.
I feel so much better knowing.
 
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Turtle

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Did you know that Trump's Mar-A-Largo estate has not one, but three nuclear-hardened bomb shelters?
 
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muttly

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On a side note, somebody here has had their Green Card long enough. It's time to renounce the Queen and become an American. :D
150312085450-alex-trebek-780x439.jpg

Alex Trebek took that advice and became an American citizen in 1998.

Michael J. Fox in 1999
Jim Carrey in 2004
Pamela Anderson in 2004
Alanis Morrisette in 2005

Martin Short is a US citizen
Even Wayne Gretzky is a US citizen

Not really a Canadian, at all, but Mexican-born and former illegal alien Salma Hayek got legal, and later became a US citizen.
I feel so much better knowing.
Don't forget Detroit RedWings Steve Yzerman became a U.S. citizen. (1988)
 
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Did you know that Trump's Mar-A-Largo estate has not one, but three nuclear-hardened bomb shelters?
So Trump buys this estate in the 1980's, obviously before he becomes President. A place the previous owner envisioned to be used by Presidents as a winter retreat. Probably helps explains all the bomb shelters.
Mar-a-Lago - Wikipedia
 
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Turtle

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Don't forget Detroit RedWings Steve Yzerman became a U.S. citizen. (1988)
There's a whole bunch of them. It's a really long list.

Except... OVM.

C'mon, man. The Civics test isn't even that hard. There's a list of 100 possible question, of which only 10 will be chosen and asked in an oral test. And you only need to get 6 of the 10 correct. That's a GPA of 1.0, a grade of a D.
 
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There's a whole bunch of them. It's a really long list.

Except... OVM.

C'mon, man. The Civics test isn't even that hard. There's a list of 100 possible question, of which only 10 will be chosen and asked in an oral test. And you only need to get 6 of the 10 correct. That's a GPA of 1.0, a grade of a D.
Add wombat to that list. He even passed the test.
 

Turtle

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Did you know that Trump's Mar-A-Largo estate has not one, but three nuclear-hardened bomb shelters?
So Trump buys this estate in the 1980's, obviously before he becomes President. A place the previous owner envisioned to be used by Presidents as a winter retreat. Probably helps explains all the bomb shelters.
Mar-a-Lago - Wikipedia
The bomb shelters were probably built in the late 50s or in the 60s, when everyone else was building them, but I have no idea.

I did not know about P Diddy and JLo having sex on the beach in front of the Bath and Tennis Club. That's hilarious. LOL
 

OntarioVanMan

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Don't forget Detroit RedWings Steve Yzerman became a U.S. citizen. (1988)
There's a whole bunch of them. It's a really long list.

Except... OVM.

C'mon, man. The Civics test isn't even that hard. There's a list of 100 possible question, of which only 10 will be chosen and asked in an oral test. And you only need to get 6 of the 10 correct. That's a GPA of 1.0, a grade of a D.
If our very own leader Lawrence takes the test .... maybe I'd consider it... :p
 

jujubeans

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Don't forget Detroit RedWings Steve Yzerman became a U.S. citizen. (1988)
There's a whole bunch of them. It's a really long list.

Except... OVM.

C'mon, man. The Civics test isn't even that hard. There's a list of 100 possible question, of which only 10 will be chosen and asked in an oral test. And you only need to get 6 of the 10 correct. That's a GPA of 1.0, a grade of a D.
If our very own leader Lawrence takes the test .... maybe I'd consider it... :p
What? You'd do it for him and not me???
 

OntarioVanMan

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Don't forget Detroit RedWings Steve Yzerman became a U.S. citizen. (1988)
There's a whole bunch of them. It's a really long list.

Except... OVM.

C'mon, man. The Civics test isn't even that hard. There's a list of 100 possible question, of which only 10 will be chosen and asked in an oral test. And you only need to get 6 of the 10 correct. That's a GPA of 1.0, a grade of a D.
If our very own leader Lawrence takes the test .... maybe I'd consider it... :p
What? You'd do it for him and not me???
I was just bull shotting dear..,lol
 

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The core of the White House Press Corps is housed in small cubicles on the former site of the West Wing swimming pool. It's cramped and crappy. But it gives the press direct, unfettered access to White House staffers, without a security escort, to the offices of White House press aides and the press secretary to check in on developments or to pick up the latest gossip. In the days leading up to the inauguration, the Trump transition team floated the idea of moving the the Briefing Room from the cramped, 49-seat room, to the more spacious Old Executive Office Building, right next door to the White House, still on the 18-acre White House campus. The idea was to also create additional offices in the Old Executive Office Building for a greatly expanded White House Press Corps.

Upon hearing that, the mainstream media promptly lit their hair on fire and ran repeatedly into plate glass windows, conflating a bigger briefing room and additional office space to mean kicking the press out of the White House and banishing them to another building resulting in less access to the White House staffers. Spicer and Preibus basically said, "Fine. You like a small, cramped briefing room, so be it."

Nevertheless, since taking office Trump has expanded the White House Press Corps by 24 reporters, plus expanded it via Skype to include at least 4 additional reporters per day, and given the additional 24 reporters really nice office space in the Old Executive Office Building. Most of the new 24 are given weekly passes (instead of what is effectively permanent passes that the big networks and news outlets have), and are being rotated amongst several news outlets to give more reporters access.

Because, you know, Trump is a wannabe dictator in training, and dictators are all about suppressing the freedom press. <snort>
 

JohnWC

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I think because of the last 3 administrations we have learned to look more at the negative than to the positive maybe it's getting time to look for more positive things that are being done
 

jujubeans

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Just for giggles I asked Siri for the best presidents of all times and Donald Trump came in at #20 after one month in office!
 

Turtle

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I read earlier where, despite Trump's low low low lowest approval rate after one month in office (thanks to cherry piked polls by the media), Trump has an 89% approval rate amongst Republicans after one month, which is higher than Reagan and just as high as Bush.

I also read, in the Washington Post (<snort>), that, "In the alarming month since he took office, it has become clear, if it were not already, that President Trump is dishonest, unprepared and undisciplined. His presidency poses an enormous risk to the country -- to its safety, standing in the world, and relations with allies, just for a start."

Yeah, well, there's an ass so tight not even a fart can get out. Remember how Clinton took 9 months to finally get settled in and become competent? In the first nine months his (and hers) healthcare extravaganza became a fiasco, there was the divisive “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy and a public outcry over his first attorney general pick, Zoë Baird, who had knowingly hired an undocumented immigrant as a nanny, and, oh, yeah, Waco. What a cook out.

US News wrote in 2010, one year after the inauguration, that, "The Obama presidency has so far been characterized by a well-intentioned but excessive belief in the power of rhetoric with too little appreciation of reality and loyalty. . . . Strategic decisions go well beyond being smart, which Obama certainly is. They must be based on experience that discerns what works, what doesn’t - and why. This requires experienced staffing, which Obama and his top appointees simply do not seem to have. He is unprepared and incompetent, with the White House being more apt for Amateur Hour than world leadership."

Obama had a revolving door of staff for the first several months of his presidency. Couldn't keep anybody. From The Guardian, "Political analysts attribute the attrition rate to exhaustion, but Republican opponents blame disarray inside the White House, with an insular team responsible for too many policy failures."

And at Politico website, Alvin Felzenberg wrote, "These departures are a reflection of Obama’s leadership style. Why he has such a difficult time earning and retaining the loyalties of people outside his circle of intimates is anyone’s guess. I'm guessing incompetence and arrogance, since that seems to be the most evident."

A year and a half into Obama's presidency, Joe Scarborough reported on MSNBC that, "Democrats in Washington have been horrified by this president’s handling of things for a year and a half now. The top Democrats in the United States Senate have all told me individually, ‘This guy has no idea what he’s doing."

Sound familiar?

With few exceptions, pretty much everything that has been and is being written and said about Trump, was also written and said about Obama, Bush, Clinton and all the rest of them. Every president is a hot mess, incompetent, in constant turmoil, and they don't know what they're doing.
 
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