Donald Trump does what professional politicians failed at for decades

Hey, why'd we elect an OUTSIDER, eh?

While it is not unusual in political circles to describe something as a historic breakthrough, it is unusual when the term is justified. Yet that is the right way to describe the three-way agreement announced Thursday by the Trump White House, Israel and the United Arab Emirates.

Donald Trump has actually accomplished the things that "peace-makers" have failed to do.  All the professional diplomats and UN flunkies either could not get it done, or they didn't want it done.  Trump got it done.  Barry Hussein O'Bumblefuck, the jug-eared fuckstain on the bedsheets of America, was handed a NOBEL PEACE PRIZE for merely not being Bushitler, but he left the Middle East in flames.  Literally in flames.  Trump is stabilizing the region in ways that the professional government class could only dream of doing.  And doing it without firing a shot.

Four more years, folks.  At this point I'd crawl over a mile of broken glass to throw the lever for Trump.  Do you really think Joe "Stinky-Finger" Biden could broker that deal?  Hell no.  Joe Biden got to Washington D.C. in 1973.  That's before I was born.  Joe Biden has literally been in politics longer than I've been alive.  Joe Biden IS the problem.

Odd that this isn't getting any news play. Almost like people don't want to talk about it.

Small Business Job Creation breaks 22 year record.  It's amazing what happens when you remove the government boot off of people's necks.

Job creation among small businesses broke the 45-year record in February with a net addition of 0.52 workers per firm, according to NFIB’s monthly jobs report, released today. The previous record was in May 1998 at 0.51 workers per firm. 

The study goes on to cite labor costs as the #1 problem of business owners.  No shock there, labor costs are always the biggest problem most business owners have.  Finding qualified people to hire is right there with labor costs.

But gosh, the Democrat Media Complex sure loves to talk about anything else, don't they?

Stop Freaking Out about Trump opening the government for THREE WEEKS.

#1 - Trump now gets to give the State of the Union address, and if Granny Rictus tries to block it, it comes down on her.

#2 - I'll let Kurt take it from here.

So we lost this round? So what? We’ve lost before, and we’ll lose again. This is for the long-haul folks. It’s a marathon, not a sprint. There’s no magic wand where one term of Vitamin D cures a century of progressive pathology. 

Trump’s instincts have been right all along. We doubted he could win. He did. We doubted he would actually remake the courts. He has. We doubted he’d fight for the wall, but he did, and he paid a price. Who else would have withstood the heat this long? Who would have even picked the fight? 

Mitt? Jeb!? Chet the Unicorn? 

Name the Republican you want to replace him with. Who’s the guy who is going to stand up to the cultural fascists like Trump? Who’s going to fight for you harder? 

What’s his name? 

***mumble mumble mumble*** 

I CAN’T HEAR YOU! WHAT’S HIS NAME! 

Nobody.

So while people freak out about a three week timeframe, here's what's going to happen.  Trump is going to give the SOTU address with Nancy Pelosi sitting behind him, grimacing and being the raging communist bitch that she is.  And as Trump lays out his case for a border wall, the Democrats are going to act as petty and petulant as they did on the last SOTU speech.  So Trump will give an hour-long argument for the wall, and the Democrats will have to sit there and take it.

Boo-yah.

Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh

Booyah, baby.

The U.S. Senate, in a 50-48 vote Saturday, confirmed President Donald Trump's Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh to the nation's highest court. 

The vote was largely on party lines, with the exception of Sen. Joe Manchin (D., W.Va.), who was the lone Democrat to vote for Kavanaugh. Republican Sen. Lisa Murkowski (Alaska) announced on Friday she would vote no on Kavanaugh but voted "present" on the final vote to offset her colleague Sen. Steve Daines' (R., Mont.) absence.

Murkowski needs to be premiered the next go-round.  Manchin is desperately trying to hold on to his seat in West BY GOD Virginia.

Just wait till Ginsburg kicks the bucket, and Trump gets to appoint a third justice.

By the way, any Never-Trumpers out there:  Had things gone your way, Hillary Clinton would be appointing these judges.  How's that taste, eh?

Donald Trump yanks the Overton Window to where he wants it

So, about that 3000 deaths in Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria....

Just read the comments above, and think about them.  The study did not count actual bodies on the ground, or look at how they died.  It calculated the total number of deaths in the period under discussion, and compared them to death tolls in the same period in previous years, then classified the discrepancy as "hurricane Maria deaths".  It did so without actual, physical evidence that the hurricane or its aftermath had actually caused the deaths in question - it simply assumed that.  This was a purely statistical analysis.

Emphasis in the original.  And as Peter Grant points out, this comes as Congress is doling out money for hurricane recovery, and Puerto Rico wants it's cash.  Of course, this being Puerto Rico, any cash we give them will disappear down a black hole of corruption, graft, greed, stupidity, banality and socialist assholery.

Here's my personal solution:  We give Puerto Rico everything they want.  Clear the debts.  Tabula rosa.  And then we tell them "Congratulations, you are your own country now!" and cut them off.  Let them do whatever they want to do.  Let them be whatever they want to be.  But they won't be America's problem any more.

OMG PAUL MANAFORT IS GUILTY! RUSSIA! COLLUSION!

Er...  tax evasion?

This is why nobody trusts the media, the FBI or the DOJ in this country.  It was all "RUSSIA RUSSIA RUSSIA MUH COLLUSION RUSSIA RUSSIA!" And in the end, it was "He cheated on his taxes years before Trump decided to run for office."

And the media still thinks this will somehow bring down Trump.  No, really, they do, and they're whipping themselves into impeachment fever on the airwaves, a screeching hysterical soundwave that might actually kill a few folks through it's sheer volume of hatred and bile.  They honestly think that Trump's supporters will run away from him now Manafort has been exposed as a tax dodger.  Uh, sorry kids, but I don't think you're reading the tea leaves quite right.

This new conservative populist coalition is not the fluke the political class hoped it was. Donald Trump did not cause it, he is just the result of it, so no matter what he does, it continues. It is predicated on them, not him. 

The coalition is a strike at not just tone deafness in both Congress and the White House but also high levels of incompetence, negligence and shoddy performance at agencies, as well as inept social services, a bloated and incompetent bureaucracy, endless wars and multinational agreements and treaties that don’t benefit average people. 

These voters knew who Trump was going in, they knew he was a thrice-married, Playmate-dating, Howard Stern regular who had the morals of an alley cat. They were willing to look past all of that because of how institutions had failed their communities for three consecutive presidencies. 

Right now the value of Trump to the Trump voter is he is all that stands between them and handing the keys to Washington back over to the people inside Washington. That’s it. He’s their only option. You’ve got to pick the insiders or him.

Given the sheer corruption at every level of the government, in every department, in every building in Washington D.C., I'll take Trump.  You could show me video evidence of Trump banging a porn star while personally ripping a baby from the arms of a border-hopping señorita, and I'd still vote for him over any of the establishment goons who have done their level best to ruin this country.  He could be balls deep in Stormy Daniels' ass while screaming racial epithets at the head of the NAACP and I'd still vote for him over anyone the DNC or GOP puts forward.  Who you gonna vote for, Jeb?  Kasich?  Really?

We have illegal aliens killing college students in this country, the DNC is brushing it off as no big deal, just some dead white girl in Iowa, the GOP refuses to build the damn wall, and you think Trump is going to suffer because Paul Manafort filed a fake tax claim years ago?

Hillary Clinton, aka Felonia von Pantsuit, ran an illegal email server out of her house, and committed multiple felonies with it, the FBI didn't even bother to investigate it, and then the FBI lied about it to help cover up Clinton's felonies, and you think any member of the GOP or DNC uniparty is going to be better than Trump?  I don't.

Trump will get re-elected because the other option is handing the country back over to the people who hate us, want us to die, and can't wait to once gain profit from their political connections.

That's how you got Trump.  And that's how you'll get Trump again.

Harping on a theme I've harped on before

Why a trade war is not a bad thing.

Why is this chart important? 

It is a death sentence for America. 

Although it is a single series of data, the chart is essentially in two parts, split in the year 2000.  There is no manipulation to achieve this effect.  This is how the data lay out, which is why this chart is so significant.

All the people howling about how Trump is killing free trade completely skip over the fact that we have not had free trade with other countries for some time.  Damn near all the countries we have major trade agreements with levy tariffs on us that take the entire concept of free trade and toss it into the dumpster.  That's if they're not undercutting our prices and taking manufacturing jobs from us, which not only removes jobs from us but forces us to spend money that goes to countries that just took our jobs.

Trump gets this.  His critics either do not understand this, or they're so in lockstep with the Globalists that they don't really care.

Read this entire essay

Read it.  Read it all.  Here's a mere two paragraphs that contain more common sense than you'll find in all of the DNC Media put together:

If you insult Putin in public, like by telling the newsmedia just before or after meeting with him that he is the Butcher of Crimea, and he messed with our elections, and is an overall jerk — then you will get nothing behind closed doors from Putin. Putin will decide “To heck with you, and to heck with the relationship we just forged.” Putin will get even, will take intense personal revenge, even if it is bad for Russia — even if it is bad for Putin. Because there are no institutional reins on him. 

But if you go in public and tell everyone that Putin is a nice guy (y’know, just like Kim Jong Un) and that Putin intensely maintains that he did not mess with elections — not sweet little Putey Wutey (even though he obviously did) — then you next can maintain the momentum established beforehand in the private room. You can proceed to remind Putin what you told him privately: that this garbage has to stop — or else. That if he messes in Syria, we will do “X.” If he messes with our Iran boycott, we will do “Y.” We will generate so much oil from hydraulic fracturing and from ANWR and from all our sources that we will glut the market — if not tomorrow, then a year from now. We will send even more lethal offensive military weapons to Ukraine. We can restore the promised shield to Eastern Europe that Obama withdrew. And even if we cannot mess with Russian elections (because they have no elections), they do have computers — and, so help us, we will mess with their technology in a way they cannot imagine. Trump knows from his advisers what we can do. If he sweet-talks Putin in public — just Putin on the Ritz — then everything that Trump has told Putin privately can be reinforced with action, and he even can wedge concessions because, against that background, Putin knows that no one will believe that he made any concessions. Everyone is set to believe that Putin is getting whatever he wants, that Trump understands nothing. So, in that setting, Putin can make concessions and still save face.

Everybody freaking out over Trump's meeting with Putin, where Trump wouldn't publicly flay Putin's skin off his body, proved that those who are freaking out never did a damn thing with difficult people in their lives.  Of course these people also freaked the hell out when Trump met with Kimmy Ding Dong of North Korea.  Rule #1:  When negotiating with a dictator who has no checks on his power, you do not insult him at the joint press conference.  As with Little Kim, I guarantee that Trump will negotiate more out of Putin than Obama could have ever dreamed of, because Obama was a brainless, spineless little shill who had never met an obstacle in his life that other people didn't help him navigate, whereas Trump has dealt one-on-one with people all over the world in business dealings, many of them hostile in nature.

But the "smart" people, who couldn't bother telling that fat, disgusting walking shit-pile Harvey Weinstein to stop raping women, are saying that they could handle Putin.  Sure.  Yeah. 

Read the whole thing.

The Short Answer? Yes.

Is Trump the most fun president ever?  Trump has ripped the band-aide off the scab of liberalism and exposed the festering gangrene underneath, and the Left has no idea how to handle it.  All their plans they pushed with Hillary are coming undone, and they're clueless as to how to get it back. 

That's not to say they still can't rip this country to pieces.  They can, and they're trying to do it.  But it's out in the open now, because Trump flushed them out like deer from the brush.

Dear Never Trumpers

If you can't come around now, and accept the fact that Donald Trump has actually be a damn good president so far...  well, then you should just join the Democrats and stop pretending.

Thomas Binion, director of congressional and executive branch relations at Heritage, said that Trump has implemented 64 percent of the “unique policy recommendations” from the group. 

At this stage of his presidency, Reagan had completed 49 percent of the Heritage policy recommendations. 

“We’re blown away,” Binion said in an interview. Trump, he said, “is very active, very conservative, and very effective.” 

What’s more, he said, Trump hasn’t just focused on one agenda area, but he and his team has pushed through administrative moves on foreign policy, deregulation, immigration, tax reform and health care, moves often ignored by the media. 

“It is a huge volume that his administration has worked on and it is a huge spectrum of issues,” said Binion.

First and foremost, Hillary Clinton is not, nor will she ever be, President.  Huge win.  Massive win for the country and for people who love freedom.

Second - Supreme Court Justice Gorsuch.  A home-run, that will pay dividends for decades.

Those two things were worth electing Trump.  Now add in the huge (sorry, YUUUUUUUUUUGE) list of accomplishments that would never, ever have happened with the GOPe choices of Jeb, or Kasich, or Christie.  Trump got it done.

All the never-Trumpers currently falling onto their fainting couches are either two stupid and ignorant to understand that, or they were lying about their conservative principals from the word "Go".  Either option is plausible.

Crazy like a fox

Just a thought here:  If Trump had fired Mueller, as he had plenty of reasons to do so, would half of the information regarding the DNC collusion with Russia come to light?

And, almost as opera bouffe, it also emerged Thursday that Senate Intel ranking member Mark Warner was himself colluding with a Russian oligarch in an attempt to get a secret interview with the notorious Christopher Steele.  In humiliating texts, Warner urged his contact to tell his oligarch buddy to keep the negotiations on the down low because Mark didn't want a "paper trail" if things went South. (Incredible that a senator could be so clueless as to put that in a text in this day and age.) If Warner was so concerned about an "interview," perhaps he should have asked to talk with Sidney Blumenthal and Cody Shearer, both of whom are undoubtedly lawyering up but would have a considerable amount to say about the contents of various dossiers.  (In Hollywood, we call it the auteur theory.)

This is called letting people hang themselves with their own rope.

Am I glad I voted for him?

How's Trump doing these days, eh?

Now, almost nine months into his first term, how is he doing? Real unemployment is on the wane. The stock market is at an historic high. So is consumer confidence. Illegal immigration is down nearly 70 percent. America is now a net exporter of energy. Just a few days ago, Trump declined to re-certify the malevolent nuclear deal that Obama made with Iran, winning from Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu this commendation: “I congratulate President Trump for his courageous decision today. He boldly confronted Iran’s terrorist regime. . . . If the Iran deal is left unchanged, one thing is absolutely certain—in a few years’ time, the world’s foremost terrorist regime will have an arsenal of nuclear weapons and that’s a tremendous danger for our collective future.” 

Just a couple of days ago, Trump, having been disappointed by a supine Republican Congress, issued an executive order that will make it easier for people to band together to obtain health insurance tailored to their needs (instead of being forced into federally defined, one-size-fits-all plans) while also ending the unconstitutional federal subsidies (unconstitutional because the money wasn’t appropriated by Congress) to big insurance companies, amounting to some $7 billion per year (the price of getting those companies on board with Obamacare in the first place).

Can you imagine how much we could have accomplished of the GOP Establishment wasn't a bunch of big-government socialist fucktards trying to stymie Trump at every turn?  Ho.  Lee.  Crap.

More and more, Vox Day is being proven right

I have a problem when Vox Day says that other people can't come over and effectively become American.  I know a lot of immigrants who are more American than some native born people.  But when I read crap like this, I pretty much go on board with his plan to just send them all back.  Here's the quote that got me steamed:  

Owners say they have been accused of betraying their community. Some say they have had to swallow their own qualms about Trump’s contentious immigration policies. 

“A lot of people are saying, ‘You’re Latino. How can you build a wall to keep other Latinos out?’ 

Missing from this discussion:  The fact that as legal business owners, they have a responsibility to follow the law and not aid and abet other people in breaking the law.

So if the Latino community in America cares more about people of their tribe rather than in following the law, then I can't really say that they're American.  They're not.  They're Mexican, or Panamanian, or something else other than a law-abiding American.

So fuck 'em.  Luckily, this guy gets it:

Evangelista-Ysasaga, whose grandparents emigrated from Mexico, said he fielded five death threats one morning alone this week from “random people calling into the office and just screaming.” 

Every sovereign nation has a duty to defend its borders, he told callers. Unfortunately, he said, a “certain segment” of American Latinos have cast supporters of the border wall as “racist.”

If by "certain segment" he means "majority of Latinos in America", then yes, he's correct.  And what infuriates me the most is the fact that the very same people who insist that we have to let anybody cross our southern border are coming from countries where they shoot people trying to cross their southern border.

Go ahead.  Check out Mexico's immigration policy.  I'd love to adopt Mexico's immigration policy here in America.  

Border security work has always been contentious, Anderson said. He recounted Mexicans harassing his workers in profanity-laced Spanish and chucking rocks over a sliver of fencing as they installed lighting. One of his employees donned a bulletproof vest at work every day. 

“It was a rough environment, and I expect it to be more charged now than it has been in the history of working along the border,” Anderson said. “Not only are Mexicans infuriated with the United States, but people in the United States are also infuriated.”

Mexicans are infuriated because we want to close and lock the door.  Americans are infuriated because we're tired of border-hopping wetbacks breaking our laws and then demanding that they be allowed to come into our country, shit all over the place and be supported by our tax dollars.

Every thief, crook and parasite is infuriated when their honey-pot gets cut off.  Too fucking bad.  They had no right to it in the first place.  Mexico can go piss right the hell off.

Yes, Illegal Aliens vote, and in large numbers

And guess who helps them do it?  Take a guess!  Qui Bono?

Forward to our next local election, where the illegal alien presence and an unlawful day labor site were THE issues, I noticed that the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) in their purple tee shirts, and their local spinoffs were canvassing the town.  I followed them for awhile as they went to homes and neighborhoods where the illegal aliens concentrated, and watched them exit each home or apartment with a new handful of voter registrations.    

Ten years later, nobody at the Registrar's Office is checking citizenship.

This is how Democrats keep winning elections in areas that you would think would normally go Republican.  When you can load 10k illegal alien votes into a race decided by 5k votes, you win.  Outside of the black holes of common sense in urban areas, Democrats cannot win unless they cheat. If Donald Trump manages to convince the GOP to push through voter registration laws, and voter ID laws, he could guarantee that the Democrats would never, ever, EVER get back control of Congress.  

Just think about that.

Lots of people yelling this nowadays

"Stop making me defend Trump!"

As I told someone Saturday, every time I look at the news feeds or observe the Left go batshit crazy with a side of "nuttier than squirrel turds", I feel better and better about my vote for Trump.  Watching the fascist Left riot in D.C. on Inauguration Day?  Yep.  I feel awesome about voting for Trump.

Will he be the greatest president EVAAAAAR?!?!?!  Who in the hell knows?  But he's pissing off ALL the right people.