Fire and Fury: the book that confirms that the president is a dope.

[neverfail]

http://www.smh.com.au/comment/the-peopl ... 0dsn2.html

(quote)But most of all, the book confirms what is already widely understood — not just that Trump is entirely unfit for the presidency, but that everyone around him knows it. One thread running through Fire and Fury is the way relatives, opportunists and officials try to manipulate and manage the President, and how they often fail. As Wolff wrote in a Hollywood Reporter essay based on the book, over the past year, the people around Trump, "all — 100 percent — came to believe he was incapable of functioning in his job".(unquote)

Get this fool out of the White House before he does irreparable harm!

[Jim the Moron]

Ms. Goldberg's NYT opinion piece, here replicated by an Australian news outlet, represents well widespread objections to the buffoon-in-chief occupying the White House. Many of us felt like a dark cloud settled over America when The Donald took office.

But wait! The grossly corrupt Hillary was denied the presidency! The dark cloud has dissipated! The sun is shining! The songbirds are singing! America is prospering!

Folks praying for America's downfall are condemned to wallow in their disappointment.

[SteveFoerster]

I'm close enough to Washington, D.C. to know that even Republican partisans here understand that this book is an accurate reflection of Trump and his White House.

[neverfail]

Folks praying for America's downfall are condemned to wallow in their disappointment.

Not concerned about America which is robust enough to survive almost any amount of mismanagement. More concerned about other parts of the World that are not so lucky.

[Doc]

I'm close enough to Washington, D.C. to know that even Republican partisans here understand that this book is an accurate reflection of Trump and his White House.

Yeah I went down to the national zoo and had a talk with the gorillas They swear that everything in the book is absolutely true



http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2018/01 ... shers.html