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Originally Posted by SharpShooter

Fox's Wallace says 'well-connected' Republican told him there's a 20 percent chance GOP will vote for impeachment | TheHill

Even if that were true, that's still an 80% chance he won't impeached.

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Even if by some miracle orange hitler is impeached, nothing will come of it and he is still going to get re-elected in 2020. Just because vanster deserves it.

Originally Posted by SharpShooter

Fox's Wallace says 'well-connected' Republican told him there's a 20 percent chance GOP will vote for impeachment | TheHill

Traitorous neocons that want war... who whoulda thought. Tie this to Reg's post about (((Drudge))) as global socialists try to oust our President wrongly with the best written lawyer language... and ruin our chances to be the National Capitalist stars of the world we should be. Mitt Romney is trying again to maneuver into the Presidency and Drudge wants to help. Be ready to surround Washington.

So can someone who I haven't been arguing with for days now chime in and let me know if everyone actually believes everything they say or are any of the posters here known as trolls or whatnot? Just trying to figure out how to approach everyone.

We are still waiting on those examples and videos you promised on the previous page.

Originally Posted by SharpShooter

So can someone who I haven't been arguing with for days now chime in and let me know if everyone actually believes everything they say or are any of the posters here known as trolls or whatnot? Just trying to figure out how to approach everyone.

Hi this is tribalwar and people post on it because it's a forum and you know sometimes people jest and stuuuuuuff <giggle> but you knowwww we are all just girls 'cause this is the internet and so we have our naked pillow fight soon sooooo

Trump has more women as top advisers than Obama, Bush, or Clinton

President Trump, often criticized for his stance toward women, employs more women as senior advisers than former presidents Barack Obama, George W. Bush, and Bill Clinton did at the similar points in their presidencies.

Given the relative paucity of female senior presidential advisers prior to Clinton, Trump's employment of women as key advisers at this early point in his presidency may be higher than any other president's in history.

At the beginning of the third year of his first term as president, Trump has seven female top advisers, as compared to five for Obama, three for Bush, and five for Clinton at that point. He had eight as of December 2018, when United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley departed the administration.

The top advisers are White House press secretary Sarah Sanders, counselor to the president Kellyanne Conway; CIA Director Gina Haspel, Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen Nielsen, senior adviser Ivanka Trump, Director of Legislative Affairs Shahira Knight, and Director of Strategic Communications Mercedes Schlapp.

Trump reportedly will also nominate more women to powerful positions soon, such as U.S. Ambassador to Canada Kelly Craft for U.N. ambassador and U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia Jessie Liu for associate attorney general, a key post currently held by Rod Rosenstein.

The Examiner selected the women included in this comparison, both from the Trump White House and previous administrations, based not just on their formal titles, but on the power and influence with the president they have been understood to wield.

Secretary of Transportation Elaine L. Chao and Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos, for example, were not included.

Schlapp said the president “surrounds himself with very strong women with strong voices” who give him advice on a range of policy areas, such as the economy, education, and trade.

“We all have a seat at the table,” she told the Examiner.

A former senior White House official said Trump “always understood the value women bring” to the workplace and appreciated their perspectives.

[Related: Women are Trump’s most loyal supporters, more than men]

“He treats people equally,” the official said. “He values merit and quality of work, regardless of any other attributes including gender.”

The former official said Trump seemed to let his guard down more with women than with men and that it seemed easier for him to operate around women and trust them.

Former White House Communications Director Mike Dubke called the president an “equal opportunity” listener who “did not discriminate based on gender” whether he was happy — or upset — with staff.

Tammy Vigil, a Boston University professor who specializes in the American presidency and gender in politics, found it “surprising” that Trump has hired as many women as he has, adding that “it’s a wonderful thing” when women are brought to the forefront in politics. But she argued that these high-profile women often have to “work around the truth” to cover for Trump’s erroneous statements.

“It compromises their integrity,” Vigil said. “They have to sort of give up their own honesty and integrity in order to serve the male president, which is not a good look for women, even if they are in positions of power.”

Vigil also said she thinks Trump views women in a transactional way, as “tools for his benefit.”

“Why is he hiring these women? He’s getting something out of it,” she said.

Trump has a history of misogynistic treatment of women. He has insulted their physical appearances and compared them to animals. Twenty-three women have accused him of sexual misconduct, including **** and other forms of sexual assault.

Schlapp thinks allegations of misogyny against Trump are “outrageous.”

“I have always felt respected by the president,” Schlapp said. “He is someone who values my opinion and my insight. Those of us who work with him get to see his compassion.”

Trump particularly valued the opinion of former Communications Director Hope Hicks, who departed the administration in February 2018. Hicks “was always in the room,” according to Dubke, and the president frequently asked for her thoughts on various matters.

Ivanka Trump has become one of his closest advisers, despite reported attempts by her father and former chief of staff John Kelly to push her and her husband Jared Kushner out of the White House. Conway and Sarah Sanders have stayed with Trump since his campaign, a feat few of either sex have accomplished in an administration infamous for high employee turnover.

Shahira Knight, though not frequently in the spotlight, has reportedly won the president’s confidence and respect, and Nielsen fought her way back into Trump’s inner circle despite nearly getting fired in November.

Alana Jeydel, an Allendale Columbia School professor who specializes in women in politics, said the appointment of qualified women to top positions is important.

“Any woman, from any walk of life, should be able to look to the government and see people like them, and know that is a job that they could hold if they wanted to,” Jeydel said.

Mary-Kate Lizotte, an Augusta University professor specializing in gender and politics, agreed but said this effect could be diminished by negative coverage of Trump’s sexist comments.

“I don’t think it’s gotten as much attention as the fact that he’s said things that are sexist,” Lizotte said. “It might not have as much of an effect because of negative coverage.”

Obama’s female advisers during the beginning of the third year of his first White House term included Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano, United Nations Ambassador Susan Rice, Domestic Policy Council Director Melody Barnes, and senior adviser Valerie Jarrett. Bush employed national security adviser Condoleezza Rice, Domestic Policy Council Director Margaret Spellings, and Staff Secretary Harriet Miers, and Clinton employed press secretary Dee Dee Myers, Attorney General Janet Reno, Council of Economic Affairs Chairwoman Laura D'Andrea Tyson, Director of the Administration Office Patsy Thomasson, and Domestic Policy Council Director Carol Rasco.

That might explain the 3 years of chaos at the white house.

Grab them by the ***** and put them on the payroll.

chaos? what chaos?

Originally Posted by Brasstax

Trump has more women as top advisers than Obama, Bush, or Clinton

"...Tammy Vigil, a Boston University professor who specializes in the American presidency and gender in politics, found it “surprising” that Trump has hired as many women as he has, adding that “it’s a wonderful thing” when women are brought to the forefront in politics. But she argued that these high-profile women often have to “work around the truth” to cover for Trump’s erroneous statements.

“It compromises their integrity,” Vigil said. “They have to sort of give up their own honesty and integrity in order to serve the male president, which is not a good look for women, even if they are in positions of power.”

Vigil also said she thinks Trump views women in a transactional way, as “tools for his benefit...'

I love this part
the ****ing mental gymnastic lobotomies the left has to perform
on themselves is amazing

If you rearrange the letters in Tammy Vigil you can spell Limit My Vag

pour one out for mick mulvaneys meltdown

Originally Posted by SeVeReD

Traitorous neocons that want war... who whoulda thought. Tie this to Reg's post about (((Drudge))) as global socialists try to oust our President wrongly with the best written lawyer language... and ruin our chances to be the National Capitalist stars of the world we should be. Mitt Romney is trying again to maneuver into the Presidency and Drudge wants to help. Be ready to surround Washington.

what are you laughing about, ya gay boy

Let's take a closer look at the faces of Antifa...







Just a reminder. Who are you siding with?

Originally Posted by havax

what are you laughing about

So now Drudge, The Hill and Fox News are part of the deep state. You guys are running out of allies, it's pretty funny to watch you squirm.