So which countries are they going to bar immigrants/visitors from?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Doesn't Cheeto have business interests in at least some of these countries?

I didn't vote for Trump either, but I'm not going to revert to my 12 yo self and refer to him as Cheeto.

Maybe between now and 2020 you could mature, too.

Cheeto is disrespectful to snack foods in general. Cheeto Jesus is more apropos.

You just dropped a year and 10 IQ points.

Thanks for proving my point.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Doesn't Cheeto have business interests in at least some of these countries?

I didn't vote for Trump either, but I'm not going to revert to my 12 yo self and refer to him as Cheeto.

Maybe between now and 2020 you could mature, too.

Save your lectures for yourself.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Doesn't Cheeto have business interests in at least some of these countries?

I didn't vote for Trump either, but I'm not going to revert to my 12 yo self and refer to him as Cheeto.

Maybe between now and 2020 you could mature, too.

Cheeto is disrespectful to snack foods in general. Cheeto Jesus is more apropos.

You just dropped a year and 10 IQ points.

Thanks for proving my point.

Who gives a rats ass what you think? Your IQ is the one that doesn't appear high. Better collect those loyalty checks from Cheeto quick. And did you have an actual answer to the question?

[Anonymous]

Back to the question at hand, please!

How is Trump going to extricate himself from his business entanglements enough to make decisions concerning our national security? I don't believe him or Priebus that he's going to put the good of the country ahead of his own interests. Not when he refuses to set up a blind trust and seems more interested in tweeting about entertainment than doing the work of governance.

So if there is some kind of ban on people from countries with ties to terrorism, it's going to be messy and complicated because of Trump's conflicts of interest.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Back to the question at hand, please!

How is Trump going to extricate himself from his business entanglements enough to make decisions concerning our national security? I don't believe him or Priebus that he's going to put the good of the country ahead of his own interests. Not when he refuses to set up a blind trust and seems more interested in tweeting about entertainment than doing the work of governance.

So if there is some kind of ban on people from countries with ties to terrorism, it's going to be messy and complicated because of Trump's conflicts of interest.

The answer is he's not going to. Democrats and the press will piss and moan about it but nobody - and certainly not his GOP lapdogs - is going to actually do anything about it.

Though if stories about the GOP eventually impeaching him turn out to be true, this might be one of the things they pull out of their back pocket when they're ready.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Back to the question at hand, please!

How is Trump going to extricate himself from his business entanglements enough to make decisions concerning our national security? I don't believe him or Priebus that he's going to put the good of the country ahead of his own interests. Not when he refuses to set up a blind trust and seems more interested in tweeting about entertainment than doing the work of governance.

So if there is some kind of ban on people from countries with ties to terrorism, it's going to be messy and complicated because of Trump's conflicts of interest.

The answer is he's not going to. Democrats and the press will piss and moan about it but nobody - and certainly not his GOP lapdogs - is going to actually do anything about it.

Though if stories about the GOP eventually impeaching him turn out to be true, this might be one of the things they pull out of their back pocket when they're ready.

Why would the GOP impeach their meal ticket?