OFFICIAL: Donald Trump thread.

[Motorcity Cobra]

So today the idiot in chief didn't know what FISA is

“House votes on controversial FISA ACT today.” This is the act that may have been used, with the help of the discredited and phony Dossier, to so badly surveil and abuse the Trump Campaign by the previous administration and others?

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) January 11, 2018

Two hours later when someone explained to him what FISA is he corrected himself and got all on board with renewing FISA

With that being said, I have personally directed the fix to the unmasking process since taking office and today’s vote is about foreign surveillance of foreign bad guys on foreign land. We need it! Get smart!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) January 11, 2018

Happy to know Fox News is setting Trump's agenda

Trump bucked his own White House on high-stakes surveillance law after watching Fox News https://t.co/kL8mTMwdFI pic.twitter.com/BE4914ACUy

— Natasha Bertrand (@NatashaBertrand) January 11, 2018

The video she's talking about. You can see the timing of his tweet matches the time the show was on

During the segment, after claiming that Trump's "woes began" with "surveillance of him," Andrew Napolitano literally turns to the camera and says, "Mr. President, this is not the way to go." pic.twitter.com/W8NrtDDP3I

— Matthew Gertz (@MattGertz) January 11, 2018

Kind of amazing. Last night WH issues statement pro Sect 702, Andrew Napolitano goes on Fox & Friends and then Trump tweets against it. Then Trump tweets again for it https://t.co/vJMZjEh9N3

— postlibertarian (@postlibertarian) January 11, 2018

So it was Paul Ryan who had to explain to him what FISA is

New: Trump spoke to House Speaker Paul Ryan after his first FISA tweet, below, and before his second FISA tweet, which walked back the first one, source confirms to @AlexNBCNews pic.twitter.com/3Ch0bD8qRi

— Christina Wilkie (@christinawilkie) January 11, 2018

[siablo14]

Because I had a momentary lapse in judgment and decided to help a poster, without taking proper consideration of the nature of said poster I decided to help. Trust me, I won't make the same mistake again. Find your own links

Thank you for what you have done even if it wasn't what I wanted.
At least it gives you practice for helping your boy with his homework.

[Tomjas]

ask yourself why under obama did you have thousands and thousands of fully grown adults demanding $15 an hour for working as a cashier at mcdonalds, if obama policies were creating all these high paying jobs?

Asking for a link on this topic is a clear sign of lacking knowledge and critical thinking skills.


I will say that the claims about trumps job creation are mostly just guesses and hopes. No concrete evidence of anything pro or con for trump. 2019/2020 we will have a more accurate picture of trumps results.

For right now, anyone saying trump is creating high paying jobs is just blowing smoke up your ass at the moment. Just way too early to tell.

But the results are in for obama's economic results. granted he inherited probably the 2nd worst economic situation in the history of america and we did rebound in terms of stock market, but actual jobs that were meaningful were not created as our disastrous trade policies undercut the average worker. I give obama a 'C' for economy, maybe a B- if you remove the healthcare insurance fiasco which was completely his fault

Pretty much agree with this

Obama wasn't great nor was he an abject failure on the economic front and comparing the situation that he inherited to Trump's is akin to comparing apples to aardvarks - there literally is no comparison as the world was in meltdown at the time

To put things into perspective, Australia has recently broken the world record for most consecutive quarters of growth

Goods times for all, one might think

Nope

Wage growth has been stagnant for years with job growth largely confined to casual labor until last quarter

And we are one of the lucky countries!

The US financial system was broken and nobody could've flicked a switch and revived it overnight

[StarshipTrooper]

Because I had a momentary lapse in judgment and decided to help a poster, without taking proper consideration of the nature of said poster I decided to help. Trust me, I won't make the same mistake again. Find your own links

He doesn't actually want answers. He's just looking to get you on record saying something he can try (and usually fail, cuz he's ******ed) to pick apart. He does this over and over again.

I ignored him weeks ago over that ****.

[siablo14]

Pretty much agree with this

Obama wasn't great nor was he an abject failure on the economic front and comparing the situation that he inherited to Trump's is akin to comparing apples to aardvarks - there literally is no comparison as the world was in meltdown at the time

To put things into perspective, Australia has recently broken the world record for most consecutive quarters of growth

Goods times for all, one might think

Nope

Wage growth has been stagnant for years with job growth largely confined to casual labor until last quarter

And we are one of the lucky countries!

The US financial system was broken and nobody could've flicked a switch and revived it overnight

How has wage growth been under Trump?

[GGG Gloveking]

He doesn't actually want answers. He's just looking to get you on record saying something he can try (and usually fail, cuz he's ******ed) to pick apart. He does this over and over again.

I ignored him weeks ago over that ****.

I'm not sure why I took him off ignore

[siablo14]

I'm not sure why I took him off ignore

You said you were bored but I expect to be back on it soon?

[Tomjas]

How has wage growth been under Trump?

Same as Australia i.e. not doing much of anything

[BERNIE'S CORNER]

Thanks Motorcity, I just read the article.

This has got to be President Pinnochio’s biggest deflection to date.

It won’t prevent his supporters from sidestep’n today’s ignorance.....


“Show me your friends and I’ll tell you what you are.”

[siablo14]

Same as Australia i.e. not doing much of anything

They said it should climb as companies find it hard to fill vacancies. Let's watch and see.

What are saying about wage growth in Australia? Did they say when it would increase?