The First 30 Days
May 30, 2017, T+130: Kathy Griffin and her attempt at freedom of speech falls flat.
May 29, 2017, T+129: Spielberg's Transformers movie is much better than I ever expected. The first movie. Yes, I'm about a decade behind watching movies.
May 28, 2017, T+128: Coca-Cola 600 a real dud.
May 27, 2017, T+127: Press sheds alligator tears of Sean Spicer -- not part of Trump entourage that met the Pope.
May 26, 2017, T+126: European segment not so much.
May 25, 2017, T+125: Saudi Arabia trip huge success.
May 24, 2017, T+124: Trump's approval rating pops to 48%.
May 23, 2017, T+123 : now it appears that the appointment of Robert Mueller could be an "ethics violation." LOL. Manchester: CBS News confirmed Tuesday that the man who blew himself up the previous
night at an Ariana Grande concert in Manchester, England, was
23-year-old Salman Abedi, who was known to British authorities prior to
the attack.
May 22, 2017, T+122: if nothing else, President Trump has found a way to appoint new government agency heads and directors: fire the incumbent. Firing James Comey, regardless of how this all plays out, allows Trump to appoint a new FBI director, a 10-year appointment, though only one appointee since J Edgar Hoover has actually served a full 10-year term. On another note, President Trump is the first acting president of the US to visit the West Wall.
May 21, 2017, T+121: a win-win. Either President Trump survives, or we go to Plan B, President Pence. LOL. Did the Dems just shoot themselves in their collective foot? It looks like ObamaCare will survive. LOL. Are Reince Priebus' days numbered; leaving early from Trump's Mideast tour.
May 20, 2017, T+120: ObamaCare will die this year. GOP won't have to repeal it. GOP simply needs to let health insurance sector return to status quo ante.
May 19, 2017, T+119: Washington Post -- Trump -- one "secret" (wink, wink) released to Russians; major news story. Comey: Hillary passed "hundreds of thousands" of classified e-mail to Anthony Weiner via Huma. Ho-hum. LOL.
May 18, 2017, T+118: I get a kick out of snowflakes, cupcakes, The New York Times, and The Los Angeles Times commiserating over President Trump. They can say what they want, but:
May 16, 2017, T+116: Incredibly good editorial; too bad most won't read it. Stephen Colbert certainly won't read it. Nor Bill Maher. I will archive it.
May 15, 2017, T+115: Trump needs to cancel the daily press briefing. This is making it too easy for his enemies and the mainstream media. The daily press briefing at mid-day simply becomes the top news stories and soundbites for the network evening shows. Trump does a much, much better job of getting his message out. Spicer and Huckabee are simply screwing things up.
May 14, 2017, T+114: while the NSA is looking for non-existent evidence for any collusion between the Trump campaign and Putin, malware/ransomware pretty much shuts down Great Britain's National Health Service and cripples computers worldwide. And where did the malware come from?
May 12, 2017, T+112: amazing. The alt-left has compiled a list of people visiting Trump in the White House: mostly male, mostly Republian, mostly rich. Obama's list: mostly male, mostly Democrats, mostly rich. I can't make this stuff up.
May 11, 2017, T+111: of 100 folks talking to President Trump about leaving / staying (Paris climate accords), 99 are corporate CEOs and are advising Trump to leave the Paris climate accords. One advisor, his daughter Ivanka, is advising him to stay. So, who do you think he will listen to? LOL. Yup, Ivanka has won this one.
May 10, 2017, T+110: Munger/Buffett are disingenuous -- suggesting tax cuts will benefit the rich like them. They don't mention that 50% of Americans do not pay federal income taxes. Not quite sure how tax cuts could help those who don't pay taxes (yes, I do, but you get the point).
May 9, 2017, T+109: not being report -- "Flynn" was given his top security clearance by the Obama administration, not Trump. [Wow, doesn't this beat all? Trump just fired FBI director James Comey. When Comey heard the news, he thought it as a "prank."
May 8, 2017, T+108: Taking another shot at Trump and his tweeting habits, Barbara Streisand quipped: "Usually when a man that age is up at 4 a.m., he forgot to take his Flomax," referring to a medication to treat the prostate. Had Donald Trump made a similar comment about women, he would have been skewered. But Barbara is what she is. A hypocritical princess surrounded by a wall. Has anyone on the left actually read Trump's tweets, the modern version of FDR's fireside chats. Wow.
May 7, 2017, T+107: the press is concerned about the taxpayers' expense for President Trump working at his summer White House in New Jersey; the same press was never worried about the Obama trips to Hawaii. Cognitive dissonance.
May 6, 2017, T+106: it's okay for Barack Obama to meddle in the French election but not for other countries to meddle in the US election. One wonders how much Mr Obama (or his foundation -- wink, wink) was paid for the televised commercial.
May 5, 2017, T+105: Hillary blames her presidential loss on Comey. She's blaming the wrong person. it turns out Comey decided to go public with his ongoing investigation after Hillary's husband met the US attorney general on the tarmac at some airport.
May 4, 2017, T+104: US House passes "repeal and replace ObamaCare. After James Comey's testimony it is clear that in American all people are equal; but some people are more equal than others. Comey is prosecutor, defense attorney, jury, and judge. He had more than enough information on Hillary to indict her and chose to say that she was incredibly negligent, but did not have criminal intent. Wow.
May 3, 2017, T+103: NOKO.
May 2, 2017, T+102: the most fun I have is reading back issues of The New Yorker; The New York Review of Books; and, London Review of Books that came out during the first two or three months after Trump was elected president.
May 1, 2017, T+101: May Day riots and fires in Portland, Oregon. Is it just me or has the press finally quit talking about Russia and the 2016 election?
May 30, 2017, T+130: Kathy Griffin and her attempt at freedom of speech falls flat.
May 29, 2017, T+129: Spielberg's Transformers movie is much better than I ever expected. The first movie. Yes, I'm about a decade behind watching movies.
May 28, 2017, T+128: Coca-Cola 600 a real dud.
May 27, 2017, T+127: Press sheds alligator tears of Sean Spicer -- not part of Trump entourage that met the Pope.
May 26, 2017, T+126: European segment not so much.
May 25, 2017, T+125: Saudi Arabia trip huge success.
May 24, 2017, T+124: Trump's approval rating pops to 48%.
May 23, 2017, T
May 22, 2017, T+122: if nothing else, President Trump has found a way to appoint new government agency heads and directors: fire the incumbent. Firing James Comey, regardless of how this all plays out, allows Trump to appoint a new FBI director, a 10-year appointment, though only one appointee since J Edgar Hoover has actually served a full 10-year term. On another note, President Trump is the first acting president of the US to visit the West Wall.
May 21, 2017, T+121: a win-win. Either President Trump survives, or we go to Plan B, President Pence. LOL. Did the Dems just shoot themselves in their collective foot? It looks like ObamaCare will survive. LOL. Are Reince Priebus' days numbered; leaving early from Trump's Mideast tour.
May 20, 2017, T+120: ObamaCare will die this year. GOP won't have to repeal it. GOP simply needs to let health insurance sector return to status quo ante.
May 19, 2017, T+119: Washington Post -- Trump -- one "secret" (wink, wink) released to Russians; major news story. Comey: Hillary passed "hundreds of thousands" of classified e-mail to Anthony Weiner via Huma. Ho-hum. LOL.
May 18, 2017, T+118: I get a kick out of snowflakes, cupcakes, The New York Times, and The Los Angeles Times commiserating over President Trump. They can say what they want, but:
- we're saying President Trump, not President Clinton;
- Dow 30, Nasdaq, S&P 500 have all hit new record highs, multiple times;
- he's already appointed (and US Senate confirmed) one Supreme Court justice -- US Senate stonewalled Obama on his nominee for almost a year;
- he's fired the FBI Director (only once before has that been done) and will now be appointing a new FBI director; and,
- this is all in the first six months.
May 16, 2017, T+116: Incredibly good editorial; too bad most won't read it. Stephen Colbert certainly won't read it. Nor Bill Maher. I will archive it.
May 15, 2017, T+115: Trump needs to cancel the daily press briefing. This is making it too easy for his enemies and the mainstream media. The daily press briefing at mid-day simply becomes the top news stories and soundbites for the network evening shows. Trump does a much, much better job of getting his message out. Spicer and Huckabee are simply screwing things up.
May 14, 2017, T+114: while the NSA is looking for non-existent evidence for any collusion between the Trump campaign and Putin, malware/ransomware pretty much shuts down Great Britain's National Health Service and cripples computers worldwide. And where did the malware come from?
Cybersecurity experts said the malicious software works by exploiting a flaw in Microsoft software that was described in NSA documents stolen from the agency and leaked publicly in April by a criminal group called Shadow Brokers.May 13, 2017, T+113: again, journalists don't "get" Trump's irony, sarcasm, dry humor. The press is now asking about "tapes" in the White House when in fact Trump was making a reference to what "others" were gathering on him: the Russians, the NSA, the FBI, etc.
May 12, 2017, T+112: amazing. The alt-left has compiled a list of people visiting Trump in the White House: mostly male, mostly Republian, mostly rich. Obama's list: mostly male, mostly Democrats, mostly rich. I can't make this stuff up.
May 11, 2017, T+111: of 100 folks talking to President Trump about leaving / staying (Paris climate accords), 99 are corporate CEOs and are advising Trump to leave the Paris climate accords. One advisor, his daughter Ivanka, is advising him to stay. So, who do you think he will listen to? LOL. Yup, Ivanka has won this one.
May 10, 2017, T+110: Munger/Buffett are disingenuous -- suggesting tax cuts will benefit the rich like them. They don't mention that 50% of Americans do not pay federal income taxes. Not quite sure how tax cuts could help those who don't pay taxes (yes, I do, but you get the point).
May 9, 2017, T+109: not being report -- "Flynn" was given his top security clearance by the Obama administration, not Trump. [Wow, doesn't this beat all? Trump just fired FBI director James Comey. When Comey heard the news, he thought it as a "prank."
May 8, 2017, T+108: Taking another shot at Trump and his tweeting habits, Barbara Streisand quipped: "Usually when a man that age is up at 4 a.m., he forgot to take his Flomax," referring to a medication to treat the prostate. Had Donald Trump made a similar comment about women, he would have been skewered. But Barbara is what she is. A hypocritical princess surrounded by a wall. Has anyone on the left actually read Trump's tweets, the modern version of FDR's fireside chats. Wow.
May 7, 2017, T+107: the press is concerned about the taxpayers' expense for President Trump working at his summer White House in New Jersey; the same press was never worried about the Obama trips to Hawaii. Cognitive dissonance.
May 6, 2017, T+106: it's okay for Barack Obama to meddle in the French election but not for other countries to meddle in the US election. One wonders how much Mr Obama (or his foundation -- wink, wink) was paid for the televised commercial.
May 5, 2017, T+105: Hillary blames her presidential loss on Comey. She's blaming the wrong person. it turns out Comey decided to go public with his ongoing investigation after Hillary's husband met the US attorney general on the tarmac at some airport.
May 4, 2017, T+104: US House passes "repeal and replace ObamaCare. After James Comey's testimony it is clear that in American all people are equal; but some people are more equal than others. Comey is prosecutor, defense attorney, jury, and judge. He had more than enough information on Hillary to indict her and chose to say that she was incredibly negligent, but did not have criminal intent. Wow.
May 3, 2017, T+103: NOKO.
May 2, 2017, T+102: the most fun I have is reading back issues of The New Yorker; The New York Review of Books; and, London Review of Books that came out during the first two or three months after Trump was elected president.
May 1, 2017, T+101: May Day riots and fires in Portland, Oregon. Is it just me or has the press finally quit talking about Russia and the 2016 election?
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