I always get the elephant and the duck mixed up.
The test has an anti-Hoosier bias. Should be pig vs. cow vs. chicken.
The test has an anti-Hoosier bias. Should be pig vs. cow vs. chicken.
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At the rate we were burning through China’s and other loans it Should have been on fire. He was increasing the national debt at a phenomenal rate and the Republicans were saying nothing. Don’t try to pretend he’d been doing a good job! And the corruption! His administration stank to high heaven!Before COVID our economy was on fire
And that's why George Will said he's voting for Joe BidenAt the rate we were burning through China’s and other loans it Should have been on fire. He was increasing the national debt at a phenomenal rate and the Republicans were saying nothing. Don’t try to pretend he’d been doing a good job! And the corruption! His administration stank to high heaven!
I looked at the test, and I am surprised that Trump passed. I was sure he would miss half of them.Normally, we could just say "that's Trump. He always exaggerates. It's the best ever...no one has ever.., etc., etc." But watching the interview you realize that Trump truly believes that Chris Wallace couldn't answer the final questions. Trump actually believes this exam is some kind of IQ test and his passing makes him some kind of genius. It's extraordinary that Trump was elected. He is by far the most incapable POTUS in our history. This is the test.
I looked at the test, and I am surprised that Trump passed. I was sure he would miss half of them.
George Will said that? I am surprised but good for him!And that's why George Will said he's voting for Joe Biden
He was on with Lawrence O'Donnell tonight. He basically said he would vote anyone other than Trump regardless of policy. But yes he specifically said he would vote for Joe Biden.George Will said that? I am surprised but good for him!
Good for him.He was on with Lawrence O'Donnell tonight. He basically said he would vote anyone other than Trump regardless of policy. But yes he specifically said he would vote for Joe Biden.
I am leaning on voting for Trump now. I have this curiosity to see what the bottom really looks like for this country.Near the end of my mom's life she was beginning to show signs of some impaired judgement. She had trouble with cooking, writing, math, and driving. She would occasionally forget one of my sisters names or details such as where I was born.
She took the exact same cognitive reasoning exam that Trump is so proud of passing. Count backwards from 100 by 7s. Draw the face of a clock and put in the hours. Draw in the minute an hour hand so that the time reads 10 minutes of 11:00. She got the last one wrong.
An ex- nurse in her early 80s , she knew the test she was taking was intended to measure her cognitive decline. She commented that she was just happy that her husband was there to take care of her while she was getting stupid . Our president is bragging that he passed the same test.
I am leaning on voting for Trump now. I have this curiosity to see what the bottom really looks like for this country.
Stop looking at his bottom.
Stop looking at his bottom.
Duck or rabbit?I always get the elephant and the duck mixed up.
The test has an anti-Hoosier bias. Should be pig vs. cow vs. chicken.
I'm registered as an independent and have been since 1976.
I'm just saying the question is never whether the current guy is doing a good job or not. The question is whether the alternative would be any better. Before COVID our economy was on fire, ISIS was largely defeated, and he never started any stupid wars. The worst thing he had done was probably saying something stupid on Twitter. No Obamacare, no Iraq, etc. You can argue that he could've handled COVID better but I just disagree.
Did Donald ever plagiarize a law review article and then admit that he was too stupid to understand the rules of citation?
Not according to Stormy.I haven't been looking at anyone's bottom but "I promise you, the President has a big stick. "
Haven’t you seen it already?I am leaning on voting for Trump now. I have this curiosity to see what the bottom really looks like for this country.
I have this curiosity to see what the bottom really looks like for this country.
This reminds me of this old dad joke:Dabbit
It's like praising a baby for keeping her food in her mouth or saying Mama."I took it at Walter Reed Medical Center in front of doctors and they were very surprised. They said, ‘That’s an unbelievable thing. Rarely does anyone do what you just did.’ ”
The funny thing is trump is a dementia test. Anyone who thinks he's the solution to any problem probably has some form of cognitive impairment.It's like praising a baby for keeping her food in her mouth or saying Mama.
I can only comment on what I see and hear but Trump has lost a lot of military support since 2016 and it's because of sh!t like this. He disrespects military people too much. He claims to care but his actions say he don't. I still see many military Republicans but I think many are rethinking that because of Trump and how Pub politicians have sucked up to him. The political damage Trump's done to their party is going to take a long time to fix. If it can be fixed.I'm going to give you the Juan Williams op-ed that twenty posted elsewhere:
https://thehill.com/opinion/white-h...we-must-not-become-numb-to-trumps-abnormality
Normal?
How about a summer in which Americans are not allowed to travel to Canada or Europe? Seriously. That’s due to President Trump’s failure to halt the high rate of coronavirus infections in the United States.
That’s not normal.
Is it normal for an American president to stand in the White House Rose Garden and begin ranting? Trump said if presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden wins this year’s election, Biden will do away with the suburbs and windows.
Yes, he really said that.
There is so much that is not normal at the Trump White House that Rachel Maddow, the MSNBC host, recently spent an entire segment reading off a stunning list of scandalous acts now accepted as normal in the Trump era.
Is it normal, she asked, that Trump “put his son’s wedding planner in charge of federal housing in the northeastern United States ... fired one inspector general who was investigating the secretary of State ... advertised his wife’s jewelry line on the White House website?"
Any of the Trump scandals, Maddow said, would have amounted to “the biggest scandal to ever afflict any other presidency — but by virtue of the sheer number of scandals that surround [Trump] like flies around a pigpen ... [they] have just become part of what we expect, right?”
And it keeps going. Here’s an example from last week.
“The Trump Administration lifted a ban on sales of [gun] silencers to private overseas buyers that was intended to protect U.S. troops from ambushes,” The New York Times reported.
And there’s an eye-opening kicker to that tale.
The Times reported the ban was lifted as a result of strenuous lobbying by a lawyer currently working in the Trump White House. That lawyer previously worked for a firearms group. Now, firearms companies might make $250 million a year in potential sales overseas, the story noted.
That’s definitely a huge scandal in any other administration, sure to stir outrage from defenders of the American military.
It’s just another day in the Trump presidency.
But what about the obvious conflict of interest in that episode?
Well, it is hard to get attention for that argument.
Why?
As the Times explained, Trump’s Cabinet features “a former coal lobbyist as administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, a former lobbyist for the defense contractor Raytheon Technologies as defense secretary, a lobbyist for the auto industry at the helm of the Energy Department and a former oil and gas lobbyist as interior secretary.”
This administration is a gusher of conflicts of interest.
That’s why it is easy to become numb to the Trump administration crossing red lines that define normal, ethical behavior by people at the highest level of government.
At this point you might be scandal fatigued. You might agree that it is bad but excuse it as not the end of the world. But then you find out there is more.
How about the attorney general pressuring career prosecutors to recommend a lighter sentence for Roger Stone, an old friend of the president who had been convicted of lying to Congress?
Yes, Attorney General William Barr twisted the arm of federal prosecutors to take it easy on Stone on the basis of “political considerations,” according to congressional testimony from an assistant U.S. attorney, Aaron Zelinsky.
Then Trump took it to the next level. He commuted Stone’s sentence.
Even the conservative editors of National Review couldn’t swallow that one. They wrote that “Trump’s handling of the matter is indefensible. It is another indication of his perverse, highly personalized view of the criminal justice system.”
“An American president commutes the sentence of a person convicted by a jury of lying to shield that very president,” is the way Sen. Mitt Romney (R- Utah) described the astonishing act. He summed it up as an act of “unprecedented, historic corruption.”
While that was taking place, the attorney general also looks to have been trying to help another of the president’s friends get out of legal trouble.
In that case, Barr tried to force out the prosecutor reportedly investigating the president’s personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani. Barr wanted to install a new U.S. attorney with no experience as a criminal prosecutor.
Geoffrey Berman, who was the Trump-appointed U.S. attorney in Manhattan, told Congress that Barr made him an unseemly offer if he agreed to quit.
Berman testified that Barr told him he could take over the civil rights division of the Justice Department but really use his time to build up a “book of business,” or list of clients that could help him get a big payday when he took a job at a private law firm.
Now that is a scandal in any other administration. But, again, it is just another day in the Trump presidency.
After all, this is the attorney general who ordered federal troops to use chemical agents and smoke bombs against Americans protesting police brutality. Why? So, the president could create a photo-op. Really.
This is not normal.
So now we have a combination of
the plague of 1919,
the unemployment of 1930,
the urban riots of 1967,
the executive branch corruption of 1971,
the racial hatred of the 1920s,
climate change at its most rapid pace in human history
what can we add?
dust bowl? molasses floods?
An asteroid impact and a Yellowstone supervolcano eruption seem outside the realm of political influence.
So I gather we are very near the bottom, though I suppose that political corruption and environmental devastation can always get worse.
There are some record-breaking news, though.So now we have a combination of
the plague of 1919,
the unemployment of 1930,
the urban riots of 1967,
the executive branch corruption of 1971,
the racial hatred of the 1920s,
climate change at its most rapid pace in human history
what can we add?
dust bowl? molasses floods?
An asteroid impact and a Yellowstone supervolcano eruption seem outside the realm of political influence.
So I gather we are very near the bottom, though I suppose that political corruption and environmental devastation can always get worse.
She is a national treasure . Every time I hear him talk now I see her face.
Maybe, looking at others’ bottom is his favorite hobby?Stop looking at his bottom.
I am leaning on voting for Trump now. I have this curiosity to see what the bottom really looks like for this country.
Haven’t you seen it already?
This is probably the only test that he has taken on his own that he's passed.
Dumb ...........
I'm beginning to think Trump paid somebody to take the dementia test for him.
I gave the linked test to my 10 year old son. He got 29 out of 30 (He didn't know which day of the month it was, which considering he has been on an equivalent 4 month summer vacation, that's somewhat forgivable).Mary Trump was on Colbert the other night and basically said that bragging about acing the test is actually an example of Failing the test. Meanwhile, even a 2nd grader could likely pass this test...
https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/hard-cognitive-test-president-trump-225401073.html
That interview is reason enough to implement the 25th amendment. It is incomprehensible that we have such a moron running the country and that 90+% of Republicans still support him. I could somewhat understand supporting a complete idiot if he at least cared about the country but with Trump it’s always, and ONLY, about him. Hell, 140,000 people have died and he barely mentions them but goes on and on and on about how great he is and how unfairly he is treated. I never thought I would see this in my lifetime.