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========== The way forward - ignore Trump. Do not pay any attention to him until the bill is ready to be signed. Work out the bill between the Senate and House and Republicans and Democrats, throw in a nominal concession that Trump can brag about, then let him sign it. https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2018/12/28/best-way-force-trumps-hand-ignore-him/ And thus get on with the people's business. == topic trump ===== comments 5 hide 2 impact 774 impactrate 0 likeimpress 44 negative 2 posted 2018-12-28 ratio 2 react 129 reactrate 0 shares 9 sharesrate 0 sumclicks 69 title The way forward - topic trump wordrate 0 words 60 ID 777974129213775 URL https://www.facebook.com/politicalscrapbooknet/posts/777974129213775 audclicks 69 audreach 47 commentsimpress 5 commentsusers 5 engaged 70 hideclicks 1 hideclicksusers 2 impress 422 likeclickusers 42 likeimpress 44 likeuimpress 197 likeusers 40 likeuusers 143 matchedlinkclicks 2 matchedotherclicks 67 negclicks 2 negusers 1 oimpress 422 oreach 290 posted "12/28/2018 07:27:51 AM" postlinkclicks 2 postotherclicks 44 reach 290 sharesimpress 9 sharesusers 9 type Link ========== Another reliable Trump cheerleader chimes in. https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/opinions/wp/2018/12/24/the-vice-president-should-be-preparing-for-the-worst/ Rogers doesn't say it explicitly, but one might infer that he means that Pence should be ready to govern at any moment as a result of resignation or impeachment or 25th amendment. A Republican intervention is required - https://www.nytimes.com/2018/12/24/opinion/impeach-fire-president-trump.html The timing of those events is critical for Republicans. The Democrats are probably calculating how to play them for the best advantage in 2020. https://www.facebook.com/politicalscrapbooknet/posts/771447813199740 It would take about 20 Republican votes in the Senate to convict and remove after impeachment in the House. Judging from the Nixon example, it's not likely to be a case of having 10 votes one week and 11 the next. More likely it will be 10 one day and 30 the next - Mitch McConnell will insist that the Democrats don't have the votes, right up until the day that he shows up at the White House with Pence and a Supreme Court justice on call. That same day Trump resigns, President Pence is sworn in, and Pence pardons Trump. Not because Trump deserves it, but because the nation needs to move on as quickly as possible. If Pence becomes president, Democrats will just have to make the best of it. Being reactionary is not grounds for impeachment or 25th amendment. That's why Democrats might prefer to defer Trump impeachment proceedings until the 2020 primary/convention season, and that's also why the Republicans would decide, if it's going to happen, better impeach Trump sooner than later. == topic trump 1 ===== comments 6 impact 1339 impactrate 0 likeimpress 9 negative 0 posted 2018-12-24 priority 1 ratio 1 react 54 reactrate 0 sharesrate 0 sumclicks 39 title Another reliable Trump cheerleader chimes in. topic trump wordrate 0 words 248 ID 775594829451705 URL https://www.facebook.com/politicalscrapbooknet/posts/775594829451705 audclicks 39 audreach 21 commentsimpress 6 commentsusers 5 engaged 25 impress 149 likeclickusers 23 likeimpress 9 likeuimpress 130 likeusers 9 likeuusers 98 matchedlinkclicks 6 matchedotherclicks 33 oimpress 149 oreach 101 posted "12/24/2018 09:23:32 AM" postlinkclicks 6 postotherclicks 19 reach 101 type Link ========== Remembering Nixon's last days "In mid-July of 1974, President Richard Nixon could still count on virtually every conservative Republican in Congress to oppose his impeachment and removal, even if they weren’t exactly thrilled with him. By early August, he had only a handful of supporters remaining. That’s not to say that Trump’s support will necessarily evaporate — just that if it does, it could happen extremely quickly, perhaps in days." Self-serving opportunistic politicians do believe in herd immunity. If the herd decides that they'd be better off with President Pence - almost all of them will change almost overnight. Democrats, oddly, might prefer to keep Trump as a punching bag until 2020, rather than allow a President Pence lots of time to reconcile and consolidate the traditional Republican constituencies while trying to find a way to keep the Trumpists in the tent. https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2018/12/17/signs-are-mounting-trump-has-been-badly-weakened-it-will-get-worse-him/ == topic trump ===== comments 3 hide 1 impact 1262 impactrate 0 likeimpress 30 negative 1 posted 2018-12-17 ratio 2 react 87 reactrate 0 shares 10 sharesrate 0 sumclicks 43 title Remembering Nixon's last days topic trump wordrate 0 words 145 ID 771447813199740 URL https://www.facebook.com/politicalscrapbooknet/posts/771447813199740 audclicks 43 audreach 32 commentsimpress 3 commentsusers 3 engaged 51 hideclicks 1 hideclicksusers 1 impress 308 likeclickusers 27 likeimpress 30 likeuimpress 118 likeusers 26 likeuusers 90 matchedlinkclicks 2 matchedotherclicks 41 negclicks 1 negusers 1 oimpress 308 oreach 208 posted "12/17/2018 12:28:38 PM" postlinkclicks 2 postotherclicks 31 reach 208 sharesimpress 10 sharesusers 10 type Link ========== We might find out whether Trump can pardon himself https://www.foxnews.com/opinion/andrew-c-mccarthy-why-trump-is-likely-to-be-indicted-by-manhattan-us-attorney and maybe whether he can pardon Roger Stone who's pleading the Fifth - not because he's guilty, of course! https://www.feinstein.senate.gov/public/_cache/files/f/e/fe389cd2-53ff-4377-a9a9-45fb5f18b559/D12E It all stems from too many favors requested and granted. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/12/10/opinion/donald-trump-michael-cohen-favors.html Access for sale - no character references required. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/12/10/us/politics/sanctions-lobbyists-usa.html == topic trump ===== impact 49 impactrate 0 likeimpress 5 negative 0 posted 2018-12-10 ratio 5 react 10 reactrate 0 shares 1 sharesrate 0 sumclicks 4 title We might find out whether Trump can pardon himself topic trump wordrate 0 words 49 ID 766876093656912 URL https://www.facebook.com/politicalscrapbooknet/posts/766876093656912 audclicks 4 audreach 4 engaged 7 impress 88 likeclickusers 7 likeimpress 5 likeuimpress 59 likeusers 5 likeuusers 53 matchedotherclicks 4 oimpress 88 oreach 59 posted "12/10/2018 06:33:34 PM" postotherclicks 4 reach 59 sharesimpress 1 sharesusers 1 type Link ========== What happens when young people choose poor role models https://www.washingtonpost.com/outlook/trump-borrows-his-rhetoric--and-his-view-of-power--from-the-mob/2018/11/29/d8d66e16-abb8-11e8-8a0c-70b618c98d3c_story.html == topic trump 1 ===== comments 3 hide 1 impact 165 impactrate 0 likeimpress 10 negative 1 posted 2018-12-02 priority 1 ratio 1 react 127 reactrate 0 shares 4 sharesrate 0 sumclicks 109 title What happens when young people choose poor role models topic trump wordrate 0 words 13 ID 762114850799703 URL https://www.facebook.com/politicalscrapbooknet/posts/762114850799703 audclicks 109 audreach 15 commentsimpress 3 commentsusers 3 engaged 23 hideclicks 1 hideclicksusers 1 impress 288 likeclickusers 22 likeimpress 10 likeuimpress 136 likeusers 9 likeuusers 108 matchedlinkclicks 6 matchedotherclicks 103 negclicks 1 negusers 1 oimpress 288 oreach 224 posted "12/02/2018 09:31:10 PM" postlinkclicks 5 postotherclicks 10 reach 224 sharesimpress 4 sharesusers 4 type Link ========== The case against Trump in one idea https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2018/10/24/theres-no-proof-anything-trumps-proliferating-war-objective-truth/ It's all about his case against objective reality. https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2018/11/19/trump-says-he-knows-why-republicans-lost-i-wasnt-ballot/ https://www.facebook.com/politicalscrapbooknet/posts/730800383931150 https://www.facebook.com/politicalscrapbooknet/posts/715638752113980 https://www.facebook.com/politicalscrapbooknet/posts/662436497434206 https://www.facebook.com/politicalscrapbooknet/posts/640365142974675 == topic trump 1 ===== impact 74 impactrate 0 likeimpress 1 negative 0 posted 2018-11-19 priority 1 ratio 0 react 39 reactrate 0 sharesrate 0 sumclicks 38 title The case against Trump in one idea topic trump wordrate 0 words 19 ID 753746218303233 URL https://www.facebook.com/politicalscrapbooknet/posts/753746218303233 audclicks 38 audreach 1 engaged 2 impress 47 likeclickusers 2 likeimpress 1 likeuimpress 32 likeusers 1 likeuusers 29 matchedotherclicks 38 oimpress 47 oreach 31 posted "11/19/2018 12:38:45 PM" postotherclicks 1 reach 31 type Link ========== One step closer to Stone, one step closer to Trump https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/conservative-author-and-stone-associate-jerome-corsi-said-special-prosecutors-plan-to-indict-him-for-allegedly-lying/2018/11/12/773e6722-e6c7-11e8-a939-9469f1166f9d_story.html == topic trump ===== comments 3 impact 57 impactrate 0 likeimpress 10 negative 0 posted 2018-11-12 ratio 2 react 44 reactrate 0 shares 3 sharesrate 0 sumclicks 28 title One step closer to Stone, one step closer to Trump topic trump wordrate 0 words 13 ID 749574392053749 URL https://www.facebook.com/politicalscrapbooknet/posts/749574392053749 audclicks 28 audreach 13 commentsimpress 3 commentsusers 2 engaged 17 impress 110 likeclickusers 17 likeimpress 10 likeuimpress 82 likeusers 10 likeuusers 72 matchedlinkclicks 5 matchedotherclicks 23 oimpress 110 oreach 88 posted "11/12/2018 05:52:48 PM" postlinkclicks 5 postotherclicks 8 reach 88 sharesimpress 3 sharesusers 3 type Link ========== Trump being Trump? If there's nothing to see, why work so hard to hide it? https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2018/11/09/evidence-trumps-involvement-campaign-finance-violation-just-got-stronger == topic trump ===== impact 5 impactrate 0 likeimpress 2 negative 0 posted 2018-11-09 ratio 9 react 3 reactrate 0 sharesrate 0 sumclicks 1 title Trump being Trump? topic trump wordrate 0 words 18 ID 747873168890538 URL https://www.facebook.com/politicalscrapbooknet/posts/747873168890538 audclicks 1 audreach 1 engaged 2 impress 47 likeclickusers 2 likeimpress 2 likeuimpress 37 likeusers 2 likeuusers 28 matchedotherclicks 1 oimpress 47 oreach 29 posted "11/09/2018 04:15:54 PM" postotherclicks 1 reach 29 type Link ========== The case against Trump: character Depending on how today's election turns out, Trump might be impeached in the new House but not convicted in the Senate. It's hard to imagine what new high crimes and misdemeanors could be so shocking, compared to what we already know, that they would change the minds of 15-20 Republican Senators necessary for conviction amd removal, who have already fully committed to Trump - and would thus admit that they were either fools or co-conspirators all along. Of course, as self-serving opportunists like Trump, they'd turn on him overnight if they thought it in their interest. There is no love lost between them; he's insulted them all at one point or another. But Fox is there to make sure they don't flip on Trump - https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2018/11/06/why-trumps-unpopularity-may-not-be-handicap-youd-expect/ John Dean says Nixon might have survived if Fox had been there to protect him. Likewise it's hard to imagine Pence and the Trump cabinet invoking the 25th Amendment - that would tell as much about them as about Trump. The case against Trump - and by extension his enablers - comes down to something more serious - CHARACTER. 1) Trump is a salesman first and foremost. He tells his supporters what they want to hear and what he wants them to hear, not what they need to hear. Would you buy a used car, a penny stock, a cable or cell phone plan, or a college degree based on Trump's promises? Trust him alone with your daughter? 2) Trump addresses the feelings of his supporters by telling the truth about his own feelings. The only truth he cares about is the truth of his feelings. Like other authoritarians and would-be authoritarians, he rejects out of hand the idea that there is an external objective reality against which his feelings might be compared. He never admits to being wrong and never apologizes for mistakes, which means he never learns anything, even when he changes course 180 degrees. https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/when-i-can-i-tell-the-truth-trump-pushes-back-against-his-peddling-of-falsehoods/2018/11/01/e8278d68-ddbe-11e8-85df-7a6b4d25cfbb_story.html His supporters says that Trump "tells it like it is." This is nonsense. When Trump is in salesman mode, he tells his audience what they want to hear. When he is in venting mode, he tells his audience what he feels. Neither is necessarily connected to objective external reality. 3) Trump can't move beyond his shrinking base and doesn't even want to. He'd much rather have an exciting rally with his permanent supporters than reach out to former supporters and potential supporters. He's not interested in the widest possible Republican tent, only the most enthusiastic Trumpist tent. That means, to support their continuing minority rule, the rest of the Republicans have to double down on voter suppression, gerrymandering, big dark campaign money, and creating a politicized Federal judiciary to support those efforts. 4) Trump promises his supporters one thing and delivers another. His talking points are for the forgotten Americans, but his actions are for the billionaire Republican donors, on deregulation relief, taxation relief, and immigration non-reform. He talked about e-verify on the campaign trail but dropped it when he learned how his donors feel. He imposes tariffs that transfer wealth from one set of Americans to another more favored one - that's called Welfare. And whatever happened to the massive infrastructure plan that the Democrats were so eager to cooperate on? 5) Trump recognizes no debt to the past or to his predecessors, and no obligation to the future or his successors. He stands on nobody's shoulders and lets nobody stand on his. "One sows and another reaps" - Trump takes credit for the economic recovery begun in 2009 against all Republican obstacles. Does anybody believe he will accept any responsibility for the inevitable recession that follows every recovery, or for the inflation caused by deficit spending at the top of a recovery, or for the debt service cost later? Not his problem as long as it happens after 2020. 6) Trump attracts self-serving opportunists to government service. A self-serving opportunist at the top sets the tone all the way down. He can't keep up with the pressure to fill appointed positions, or to refill positions vacated by his cronies who just can't seem to master government ethics, or just don't care, or expect to be pardoned if caught. 7) Trump does not believe in self-restraint. He rejects that idea running in Western literature from Calchas telling Agamemnon that the supreme leader has to make the supreme sacrifice - his daughter, to Wotan the supreme god complaining that he is the least free of all men. Much as Trump would prefer to be king, his model is Louis XIV rather than the servant king or the model described by Lao Tzu - A leader is best when people barely know he exists; when his work is done, his aim fulfilled, they will say: "We did it ourselves." 8) Trump claims that there's nothing to be learned from his tax returns or audited financials or investigation of his campaign's Russian contacts. And so he refuses to release any information about his financials and threatens to shut down Mueller's investigation - just what one would expect if there IS something to be learned. In contrast, Mike Pence's tax returns have been public since before the 2016 election and, sure enough, there is nothing to learn and nothing to talk about there. == What happens after today's election? 1) There will be even more reorg than usual in the Trump administration. https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/trump-administration-prepares-for-massive-shake-up-after-midterms/2018/11/04/dd6ad432-dded-11e8-b732-3c72cbf131f2_story.html Anybody that has thwarted his impulses is apt to be relieved of their duties, starting with Sessions, Rosenstein, and Mueller. 2) Judge O'Connor will issue his ruling on the Republican lawsuit to abolish Obamacare - https://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/plum-line/wp/2018/11/06/trumps-hilarious-obamacare-gaffe-reveals-the-gop-bind-on-health-care/ 3) The final results of the Mueller investigation will probably come to light anyway, with more indictments for Trump campaigners - Roger Stone looks like a particularly good bet. https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/two-more-associates-of-roger-stone-testify-before-mueller-grand-jury/2018/11/06/cb9637d0-e1ec-11e8-ab2c-b31dcd53ca6b_story.html Trump might respond that they had little role or none in his campaign, but might pardon any of them that can keep their mouths shut. 4) Most interesting is whether anything comes of the income and estate tax investigations by New York state and New York city. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/10/04/us/politics/donald-trump-fred-trump-tax-schemes.html The New York Times reported criminally fraudulent behavior in the estate planning of Fred Trump for his heirs. The Federal criminal statute of limitations has expired for that time period, but New York law for criminal and civil investigations might be different, and the same threads might be followed into more recent years for which the statute of limitations has not expired. Trump might respond that his lawyers and accountants were responsible, not him, but he can't pardon them for civil matters nor state criminal offenses. == The Democrats are unlikely to bother to impeach Trump until 2020, since the Republican Senate won't vote to convict, and even if it did, the Democrats might not want to deal with a President Pence for very long, since he would be much more effective than Trump at pushing a reactionary agenda through Congress, and would provide many fewer incendiary moments for Democratic campaign fuel. If the Senate does eventually turn on Trump - as it might after the 2020 election - Pence should offer Trump a pardon in exchange for prompt resignation. Not because Trump deserves it, but because the nation deserves a quick exit. https://www.facebook.com/politicalscrapbooknet/posts/742028372808351 https://www.facebook.com/politicalscrapbooknet/posts/743866825957839 https://www.facebook.com/politicalscrapbooknet/posts/744858812525307 https://www.facebook.com/politicalscrapbooknet/posts/745336589144196 https://www.facebook.com/politicalscrapbooknet/posts/745363152474873 https://www.facebook.com/politicalscrapbooknet/posts/745276029150252 http://www.political-scrapbook.net/trump.html == topic trump 1 ===== comments 5 hide 1 hideall 1 impact 8862 impactrate 0 likeimpress 20 negative 2 posted 2018-11-06 priority 1 ratio 3 react 73 reactrate 0 shares 7 sharesrate 0 sumclicks 39 title The case against Trump: character topic trump wordrate 0 words 1214 ID 745902515754270 URL https://www.facebook.com/politicalscrapbooknet/posts/745902515754270 audclicks 39 audreach 29 commentsimpress 5 commentsusers 4 engaged 41 hideallclicks 1 hideallclicksusers 1 hideclicks 1 hideclicksusers 1 impress 373 likeclickusers 21 likeimpress 20 likeuimpress 151 likeusers 18 likeuusers 116 matchedlinkclicks 6 matchedotherclicks 33 negclicks 2 negusers 2 oimpress 373 oreach 256 posted "11/06/2018 09:43:39 AM" postlinkclicks 6 postotherclicks 24 reach 256 sharesimpress 7 sharesusers 5 type Link ========== Trump's genius - focusing on problems with no simple solutions Those kinds of problems will still be around next year and in 2020. That's one kind of recycling he endorses! The last thing he'd want to do is solve them, if he knew how. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/11/02/opinion/democrats-midterms-winning-trump.html Republicans in contested elections want him to talk about the economy. Trump will have none of it. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/11/02/us/politics/immigration-economy-republicans-trump-midterms.html Perhaps he's aware that a recession is overdue and he wants to keep the conversation focussed elsewhere. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/11/02/upshot/the-job-market-is-firing-on-all-cylinders-three-questions-will-determine-how-long-it-can-last.html Perhaps he understands that income inequality breeds resentment and racism. From that point of view, maintaining or even exacerbating income inequality feeds his larger purpose. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/11/02/opinion/trump-voters-inequality-racism.html topic trump ===== comments 16 hide 1 hideall 1 impact 473 impactrate 0 likeimpress 3 negative 2 posted 2018-11-02 ratio 2 react 45 reactrate 0 shares 2 sharesrate 0 sumclicks 22 title Trump's genius - focusing on problems with no simple topic trump wordrate 0 words 105 ID 743780202633168 URL https://www.facebook.com/politicalscrapbooknet/posts/743780202633168 audclicks 22 audreach 10 commentsimpress 16 commentsusers 6 engaged 13 hideallclicks 1 hideallclicksusers 1 hideclicks 1 hideclicksusers 1 impress 154 likeclickusers 9 likeimpress 3 likeuimpress 74 likeusers 2 likeuusers 58 matchedlinkclicks 2 matchedotherclicks 20 negclicks 2 negusers 2 oimpress 154 oreach 95 posted "11/02/2018 06:48:48 PM" postlinkclicks 2 postotherclicks 9 reach 95 sharesimpress 2 sharesusers 2 type Link ========== Who needs a caravan right now? https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/soros-caravan-refugees/ Although it makes no sense - funding immigrant caravans doesn't fit in with his philanthropies - https://www.opensocietyfoundations.org/ there's no issue that the far right won't link to George Soros, sometimes with deadly intent - https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2018/10/23/explosive-device-found-residence-george-soros-liberal-philanthropist-target-far-right/ But with control of Congress hanging by a thread in a couple of weeks - https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/battleground-house-districts-remain-close-in-new-poll/2018/10/22/e6c77a32-d63e-11e8-aeb7-ddcad4a0a54e_story.html the Trumpists have discarded their losing talking points about repealing Obamacare and billionaire tax cuts in favor of creating hysteria about illegal immigration - https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/trump-and-republicans-settle-on-fear--and-falsehoods--as-a-midterm-strategy/2018/10/22/1ebbf222-d614-11e8-a10f-b51546b10756_story.html But as usual, the Trumpists only want to talk about illegal immigration, they don't really want to do anything about it. Their politicians need the issue, and their donors need the supply of cheap exploitable labor to do jobs that Americans won't touch at the wages they want to pay, especially with full employment. So they block any actual solutions, whether bipartisan efforts at comprehensive immigration reform at home, or aid to the the troubled countries whence the migrants flee. http://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/news/columnists/michael-smolens/sd-me-smolens-immigration-20180627-story.html So who really has a vested interest in promoting publicity about immigrant caravans? They've been going on for a while - as protection against criminals and corrupt cops along the way - but they weren't such a big deal until Trump gave them worldwide publicity and actually ended up encouraging them - the current caravan is gaining numbers due to the publicity. https://thehill.com/latino/412564-migrant-caravan-numbers-tops-7500-should-reach-us-in-a-week-report And if anybody actually were paying migrants to participate - wouldn't it be somebody with an interest is having a big show right before the election? Some dirty trickster among Roger Stone's confederates, or some foreign power with an interest in promoting Trumpism and disruption? https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/special-counsel-examines-conflicting-accounts-as-scrutiny-of-roger-stone-and-wikileaks-deepens/2018/10/21/db9ab1c2-bde5-11e8-be70-52bd11fe18af_story.html "Luck comes to the skillful" - and just like the DNC emails, Trump always seems to get lucky help just when he needs it - leaving only the question of who provides the skill. Or maybe it was just luck - Barry Bennett, a former Trump campaign adviser, described the caravan as “a political gift.” “I wish they were carrying heroin. I wish we had thought of it. It speaks to the dearth of our creativity, unfortunately,” Bennett said. https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/trump-and-republicans-settle-on-fear--and-falsehoods--as-a-midterm-strategy/2018/10/22/1ebbf222-d614-11e8-a10f-b51546b10756_story.html == topic trump ===== comments 28 impact 17662 impactrate 0 likeimpress 13 negative 0 posted 2018-10-23 ratio 0 react 509 reactrate 0 shares 16 sharesrate 0 sumclicks 452 title Who needs a caravan right now? topic trump wordrate 0 words 347 ID 737948626549659 URL https://www.facebook.com/politicalscrapbooknet/posts/737948626549659 audclicks 452 audreach 63 commentsimpress 28 commentsusers 19 engaged 78 impress 578 likeclickusers 37 likeimpress 13 likeuimpress 178 likeusers 11 likeuusers 131 matchedlinkclicks 31 matchedotherclicks 421 oimpress 578 oreach 357 posted "10/23/2018 07:11:21 AM" postlinkclicks 26 postotherclicks 48 reach 357 sharesimpress 16 sharesusers 14 type Link ========== Whatever happened to the quaint idea that leaders should be role models for youth? https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2018/10/23/president-says-its-ok-grab-women-by-their-private-parts-man-accused-groping-woman-flight-invokes-trump/ If celebrity entertainers and athletes think they can get away with anything, they'll carry the same mindset if they should happen to be elected to high office. Who's going to be the first to shoot somebody on Fifth Avenue and claim the modern version of the Dan White Twinkie defense? http://www.political-scrapbook.net/trump.html#Second%20Trump%20Constituency 50 years ago, polls showed that most American women would like it if their sons became President, but most American women would not like it if their sons became politicians. Those moms were unclear on the concept of the President's jobs. Even so, one wonders how many Trump-supporting women would like their sons to grow up to be just like him. == topic trump ===== comments 1 hide 1 impact 1037 impactrate 0 likeimpress 13 negative 1 posted 2018-10-23 ratio 2 react 81 reactrate 0 shares 7 sharesrate 0 sumclicks 59 title Whatever happened to the quaint idea that leaders should topic trump wordrate 0 words 128 ID 737912276553294 URL https://www.facebook.com/politicalscrapbooknet/posts/737912276553294 audclicks 59 audreach 27 commentsimpress 1 commentsusers 1 engaged 31 hideclicks 1 hideclicksusers 1 impress 299 likeclickusers 24 likeimpress 13 likeuimpress 127 likeusers 11 likeuusers 94 matchedlinkclicks 13 matchedotherclicks 46 negclicks 1 negusers 1 oimpress 299 oreach 206 posted "10/23/2018 05:55:05 AM" postlinkclicks 9 postotherclicks 22 reach 206 sharesimpress 7 sharesusers 7 type Link ========== Policy lessons from the real Trump U https://www.washingtonpost.com/outlook/2018/10/10/art-getting-rich-daddys-deals/ https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/after-selling-off-his-fathers-properties-trump-embraced-unorthodox-strategies-to-expand-his-empire/2018/10/08/2179a12e-c806-11e8-9b1c-a90f1daae309_story.html == topic trump ===== comments 1 impact 15 impactrate 0 likeimpress 5 negative 0 posted 2018-10-10 ratio 4 react 15 reactrate 0 shares 3 sharesrate 0 sumclicks 6 title Policy lessons from the real Trump U topic trump wordrate 0 words 10 ID 731277700550085 URL https://www.facebook.com/politicalscrapbooknet/posts/731277700550085 audclicks 6 audreach 3 commentsimpress 1 commentsusers 1 engaged 8 impress 96 likeclickusers 7 likeimpress 5 likeuimpress 62 likeusers 5 likeuusers 48 matchedlinkclicks 3 matchedotherclicks 3 oimpress 96 oreach 65 posted "10/10/2018 09:55:25 PM" postlinkclicks 2 postotherclicks 2 reach 65 sharesimpress 3 sharesusers 3 type Link ========== Look how he grew - https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/after-selling-off-his-fathers-properties-trump-embraced-unorthodox-strategies-to-expand-his-empire/2018/10/08/2179a12e-c806-11e8-9b1c-a90f1daae309_story.html So everybody is curious about Trump tax returns and his relationship to Deutsche Bank and other foreign interests. And it's obvious now that the reason students got mad enough to sue Trump U was that it wasn't revealing any of the REAL reasons for Trump's wealth. == topic trump ===== impact 86 impactrate 0 likeimpress 2 negative 0 posted 2018-10-09 ratio 4 react 16 reactrate 0 shares 1 sharesrate 0 sumclicks 13 title Look how he grew - topic trump wordrate 0 words 54 ID 730477767296745 URL https://www.facebook.com/politicalscrapbooknet/posts/730477767296745 audclicks 13 audreach 9 engaged 11 impress 99 likeclickusers 9 likeimpress 2 likeuimpress 55 likeusers 2 likeuusers 44 matchedlinkclicks 6 matchedotherclicks 7 oimpress 99 oreach 64 posted "10/09/2018 07:05:22 AM" postlinkclicks 6 postotherclicks 6 reach 64 sharesimpress 1 sharesusers 1 type Link