Horatio Parker
Veteran Member
Who would they get as Trump's stand in, if he did have a stroke?
How 'bout this guy? (Enters at 1:42)
Who would they get as Trump's stand in, if he did have a stroke?
Yeah, but the movie was called "The Prisoner of Zenda".Could be... EVERYONE'S done it. Futurama, Get Smart, The Great Race, plus a zillion versions of the novel itself...Isn't that a Peter Sellers movie?
Someone tweeted that may have been the moment a staffer had successfully wrestled the phone from Trump. Another suggested it could be Trump's safe word. The wheel of fortune tweet was the best.
I can't tell whether it is an anagram or whether he just fell asleep while tweeting as there is no punctuation. He likes trolling, so that is even possible. This guy just shouldn't be in the White House.
Well, Republicans are trying to repeal Dodd-Frank at the moment. Apparently barely sustainable banking practices wasn't offering the banks enough rope and we need to reenact operation Bankrupt the Planet. Trump is providing some cover.Is anyone else beginning to see Trump as a sort of political fidget spinner?
Always something to keep you occupied, but not accomplishing much of shit...
Someone tweeted that may have been the moment a staffer had successfully wrestled the phone from Trump. Another suggested it could be Trump's safe word. The wheel of fortune tweet was the best.
I can't tell whether it is an anagram or whether he just fell asleep while tweeting as there is no punctuation. He likes trolling, so that is even possible. This guy just shouldn't be in the White House.
When Spicer conveyed that "a small group of people knew exactly what Trump meant" (yes, he literally said that), he was possibly alluding to a clandestine message to the Russians. That specific "spelling error" may have been a signal, or an encoded message.
Which is incredible stuff for Spicer to say, 'Oh, the President is using Twitter to send secret messages, so all is good.' Huh?! That is not good!When Spicer conveyed that "a small group of people knew exactly what Trump meant" (yes, he literally said that), he was possibly alluding to a clandestine message to the Russians. That specific "spelling error" may have been a signal, or an encoded message.Someone tweeted that may have been the moment a staffer had successfully wrestled the phone from Trump. Another suggested it could be Trump's safe word. The wheel of fortune tweet was the best.
I can't tell whether it is an anagram or whether he just fell asleep while tweeting as there is no punctuation. He likes trolling, so that is even possible. This guy just shouldn't be in the White House.
I'll agree with that, but really, that was what Spicer meant.I was just kidding... never attribute malfeasance when stupidity is the more simple explanation. This all goes to show just how stupid this administration is, with respect to the optics of their every action.