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Dump Term 2 Part 6: Send in the Clowns

USA, USA.

Seth Muck, a farmer from New York state, says he too may reconsider how he votes in the midterms.

He says in the past he's voted "hard, hard Republican, hard conservative." But after feeling the impact of Trump's global trade agenda, he's considering backing candidates with a "bit more moderate-type agenda."

Muck says his cash crops and farm inputs have been affected the most, noting that the price of fertilizer is double what he paid last year. Though he still holds out hope that economic conditions could improve.

"Perhaps it's going to take a bit … like ripping off a Band-Aid," he said.

Even among those willing to be more patient with Trump and his economic vision, CBC News did not find any Americans at this Expo supportive of the heated rhetoric that has upended the Canada-U.S. relationship.

"I think it's needless, pointless and childish. Both sides," said Gary Craugh, a retired farmer from Wisconsin.
 
So, Dump goes on an hour and a half campaign rally in Nebraska, tells Iran that wiping Los Angeles and San Diego off the map is just a small price to pay in war, gets *cheered* by the audience...

And the national media collectively went:
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His exact quote:

"It's a small price to pay for keeping the world safe, keeping our country safe. They can take out a city. Let them take out Los Angeles, let them take out San Diego."

Seems pretty unambiguous to me, but Steven Chunk and the rest of the WH propaganda corps don't think so. :rolleyes:
 
These people have money. Why can't they hire a good plastic surgeon?
I always ask myself the same damn question. When you're the wife of a billionaire, why aren't you insisting on one of the top surgeons in the state? And getting bumped to the top of the wait list because your husband can pay straight cash on delivery?

It's almost like these MAGA Makeover plastic surgeons are in on a joke.
 
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