The mayor of San Juan, Puerto Rico, has “come back a long way,” President Donald Trump said Tuesday morning of the official he strongly criticized as he departed the White House en route to the hurricane-ravaged island.
San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz was outspoken last week in her pleas for more support from the federal government, criticizing the rosy recovery picture painted by acting Secretary of Homeland Security Elaine Duke and appealing directly to the president in an interview on CNN.
While she expressed gratitude for Trump’s help and did not attack him directly, her words were enough to prompt the president into a Twitter spree in which he said the mayor had shown “such poor leadership ability.” At the outset of his Tuesday morning Trip to the island, Trump suggested Cruz had begun to come around.
“Well, I think she's come back a long way. And you know, I think it's now acknowledged what a great job we've done and people are looking at that,” the president told reporters before boarding Marine One on the White House’s south lawn. “whether it's her or anybody else, they're all starting to say it. I appreciate very much the governor and his comments. He has said we have done an incredible job and that's the truth.”
Trump did not refer to any specific comments from Cruz that indicated she had “come back” from her criticism of the federal response.
As the article states there is no evidence that Cruz has changed her mind about the US response to the devastation in Puerto Rico.
In fact she tweeted this out just today.
Does not sound as if she came back from anywhere to me.The thruth is there for everyone to see: our elderly are suffering. https://t.co/JP8WUWubsW— Carmen Yulín Cruz (@CarmenYulinCruz) October 3, 2017
As for his suggestion that "it's now acknowledged what a great job we've done."
Nope.
Courtesy of CNN:
Oxfam, a global organization working to end poverty, is criticizing the United States government's response to the crisis in Puerto Rico in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria.
The group specifically criticized President Donald Trump's administration.
"Oxfam has monitored the response in Puerto Rico closely, and we are outraged at the slow and inadequate response the US government has mounted in Puerto Rico," Oxfam America President Abby Maxman said in a statement. "Clean water, food, fuel, electricity, and health care are in desperately short supply and quickly dwindling, and we're hearing excuses and criticism from the administration instead of a cohesive and compassionate response."
The group rarely criticizes government strategies in crises affecting wealthy nations such as the US.
"The US has more than enough resources to mobilize an emergency response but has failed to do so in a swift and robust manner," Maxman said.
Yeah, that sounds like the opposite of what Trump is saying.
It's almost like he was pushing, what's that called again, oh yeah, fake news.
Update: Trump is currently in Puerto Rico apparently only visiting with the mayors and local politicians who agree to kiss his ring and thank him for deigning to bless them with his presence..
If this were Obama he would have sought out the people who were critical and heard them out so he could learn how to have his team respond better in the future.Here's a pic of Trump tossing paper towels into a crowd as he hands out supplies in Puerto Rico. (via AP/Evan Vucci) pic.twitter.com/TgYE9pZ5Kb— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) October 3, 2017
But not Trump, he just wants to talk to people who will blow sunshine up his ass.
Update 2: Here is Trump congratulating Puerto Rico for not having TOO many people die, and bitching about the fact that helping them threw the budget "out of whack."
Such a humanitarian.President Trump says Hurricane Maria was not 'a real catastrophe like Hurricane Katrina' https://t.co/EM2ZHVRqSo pic.twitter.com/wUWYFF187j— TIME (@TIME) October 3, 2017
http://www.politicususa.com/2017/10/03/disgraceful-trump-arrives-puerto-rico-tells-great-job.html
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Look the court trumpy jester.
DeleteSean Spicer says Trump did the biggest and best hurricane assistance ever. Period
ReplyDeleteStephan Miller says Trump's A+ response in Puerto Rico can not be questioned.
From two of the biggest lyiers any presidential administration has ever had.
DeleteMakes me so proud.
NOT.
And today Trump said, on his way to Marine 1, that the response in PR has been as good as in TX and FL, which he gave an A+ to.
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Bully pulpit. Waving around an imaginary big dick.
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HRH5:31 PM
GP, you are so delightfully naughty.
Anonymous8:04 PM
well, if the size of is hands-could explain a lot. i don't why men do this-it doesn't matter to women. i don't remember the last time i heard a woman brag about the size of her pussy. or cause nuclear war over it. they must be some kind of surgery to make a bigger better dick."
Is tinydjt into fisting?
Donald says FEMA has brought in so much water that he saw people washing their cars with it and filling their swimming pools. He even saw a golf course being watered with FEMA water.
ReplyDeleteFEMA meals were so plentiful the locals were feeding them to chupacabras.
Trump said Puerto Rico has never had it so good.
Too funny.
DeleteI saw a meal box opened and it had so much more room left in it. There was a small can of Vienna sausages and a packet of orange peanut butter crackers and a few other small items. Little to no nutritional value.
I saw a meal box described as a one day ration: a can of corned beef hash, a prepackaged serving of diced peaches and one cheese stick.
DeleteI enjoyed reading the tweets by chef Jose Andreas who has been organizing volunteers to make and deliver thousands of meals.
Huff post has an article they can't believe they are writing. Trump tosses paper towels to victims in crowd.
DeleteOh the SNL skit to follow.;)
Sounds like the turnout for Trump was not good! Good for the Puerto Ricans! They were very smart people in not being responsive to him and his typical bullshit!
ReplyDeleteTrump Insults Puerto Rico By Telling Them That Their Devastation Isn’t A Real Catastrophe
ReplyDelete“Every death is a horror, but if you look at a real catastrophe like Katrina, and you look at the tremendous — hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of people that died, and you look at what happened here, with really a storm that was just totally overpowering, nobody’s ever seen anything like this. What is your death count as of this moment? 17? 16 people certified, 16 people versus in the thousands.”
To recap, Trump has gone to Puerto Rico to tell them that he is doing a great job, yell at Puerto Ricans for throwing his budget out of whack by getting hit with two massive hurricanes and that their devastation is not a real disaster.
http://www.politicususa.com/2017/10/03/trump-insults-puerto-rico-telling-devastation-real-catastrophe.html
Minus Trump it is a beautiful day!
ReplyDeleteNeed a sanity break?
25 photos of the Obamas on their 25th anniversary
It’s been 25 years since Barack Obama and Michelle Robinson tied the knot on Oct. 3, 1992. The duo met in 1989, when the future president was a summer associate at Chicago’s Sidley & Austin law firm, where Michelle worked. Today, as the former president and first lady celebrate a quarter-century of marriage, POLITICO takes a look back at 25 moments in their love story.
http://www.politico.com/gallery/2017/10/03/barack-michelle-obama-anniversary-photos-002709?slide=0
25 photos of the Obamas on their 25th anniversary
It’s been 25 years since Barack Obama and Michelle Robinson tied the knot on Oct. 3, 1992. The duo met in 1989, when the future president was a summer associate at Chicago’s Sidley & Austin law firm, where Michelle worked. Today, as the former president and first lady celebrate a quarter-century of marriage, POLITICO takes a look back at 25 moments in their love story.
http://www.politico.com/gallery/2017/10/03/barack-michelle-obama-anniversary-photos-002709?slide=0
LOVE-ly
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Donald Trump’s attacks are a poisonous mixture of past resentments and racial hate
ReplyDelete...But once San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz declared, “We are dying, and you are killing us with the inefficiency and the bureaucracy,” Trump went on the attack once more, declaring that she had “poor leadership ability” and is being manipulated by Democrats. Puerto Rican officials, Trump tweeted, “want everything to be done for them when it should be a community effort.”
Damn, there goes that dog whistle again. People of color raising their voices in protest make our loutish emperor mad and antsy. He puts the petty in petty tyrant. Time to call foul and throw him out of the game.
https://www.rawstory.com/2017/10/donald-trumps-attacks-are-a-poisonous-mixture-of-past-resentments-and-racial-hate/
Yay and congrats Obamas!!!
DeleteBoo. Disgusting looking Fat guy and porno queen blah turds cant even hold hands.
Republican pessimism has doubled in Trump’s presidency
ReplyDeleteIt's not such a grand old party, after all.
Republicans are increasingly pessimistic about their political future in light of some recent missteps by President Donald Trump, with 39 percent of Republicans now worried about the GOP, a new poll shows.
That's up nearly 20 percent since Trump assumed the nation's highest office.
The Pew Research Center poll released on Tuesday was taken in late September, amid controversy surrounding Trump with his NFL battle and global criticism of his alleged inaction in Puerto Rico following Hurricane Maria.
The decline in optimism was reported across most Republican subgroups, especially college-educated Republicans, whose optimism dropped by nearly 30 percent in the first months of the Trump presidency. Notably, Republicans without a college degree—the majority of Trump's base—are optimistic about the future of the party, and overall, still carry the majority viewpoint for Republicans.
https://www.rawstory.com/2017/10/republican-pessimism-has-doubled-in-trump-presidency/
stupid people elected a stupid president. you don't have to go to college to get an education. it's called a library and it's full of things called books. and you can take them home!! WOW!! don't know why i bothered. those people don't read this web.
DeleteBizarre Puerto Rico visit. Oh, and Trump didn’t even go to the Virgin islands, like he’d been saying he would for two weeks or more now—he made the VI governor fly to PR to meet him (and said he couldn’t go to the VI b/c of logistics somehow).
ReplyDeleteFirst off, the temp there in Puerto Rico was 86 and the humidity 71%. As usual, Trump wore a jacket and it was zipped up. He has those rolls of sweaty fat to keep covered.
He did so so much to diss the San Juan mayor. He did his usual table arrangement praise session. The tables created a long rectangle. At his end 4 people sat: him, Melanus, the gov of PR, and on Mel's side I’m unsure (I’d guess either the gov's wife or some representative). On the long sides of the rectangle there were many more seats than at the short ends. Far away at the other end of the rectangle, but not on the other short end of 4, so not facing him but set off on a diagonal to the side in an invisible/powerless looking position, was the mayor of SJ. we couldn’t see her face. Trump said absolutely nothing—not a word of acknowledgement--to her or about her and she did not speak (others were invited to speak). He did shake her hand before everyone sat down b/c he had to, and as he was greeting others. He said how are you and she said something like fine and added that it was never political for her, and he ignored her and walked away and smiled at everyone else and kept talking. Then he sat down and praised the gov (a conservative—and wants PR to become a US state, unlike the SJ mayor) and a rep (another pro-state person) and he said how this woman had a big job caring for 3.5 million people (a clear diss of the mayor of the capital city) and he told everyone how she had praised him and his people and he asked her to repeat some of her praise (how embarrassing) and she started saying how great FEMA had been. Then he went around pointing to the various U.S. military branches and saying what a great job they and FEMA had done. He said inane unrelated things, like talking about how great the F35 is and how it’s undetectable during war and that he’d brought down the price.
(He was gross sitting there with his legs wide open under the table. So gross.)
He started talking about Puerto Rico then and said that PR had thrown our budget out of whack (his words) and immediately then compared this hurricane to Katrina, and the message he was sending was that Katrina was far worse b/c so many people died (I looked the # up and it’s 1833) and he was saying “thousands and thousands” and saying that hardly anyone in PR had died—so it was nowhere near being a “catastrophe.” That, the death count (and PR’s real death count is unknown right now—who knows who’s dead and who will get sick and die from diseases), was his one piece of info for comparison and he was getting into trouble with this stupid comparison, and so then he made sure he shifted out of that and turned the talk about how PR was breaking our budget and the hurricane was nothing compared to Katrina to saying what a great job had been done in keeping people alive in PR. It was horrible. And he never said a word about what PR was going through, and never showed any sympathy. Then there was a bit of a ruckus sound-wise and it turned out that someone on the sidelines (there were people on three sides of the tables’ rectangle surrounding the seats) behind the SJ mayor wanted to make a comment and he did not like having his planned praise session thrown off. He got defensive but said the person could go ahead and talk. It was, he said, someone from customs. But then suddenly all the cameras were made to shift to outdoors and we never saw what happened next. Trump could feel that things were now about to get a little heated and he shut things down—that was so obvious. Then the networks’ anchors and guests started talking about how Trump had done everything he could to diss the mayor and it was appalling. Then things went back to covering Las Vegas.
(Second part in next post.)
"(He was gross sitting there with his legs wide open under the table. So gross.) I thought he looked ridiculous.
DeleteI noticed - w/his tiny pecker and balls showing!
DeleteI also looked up how many people died from Katrina. I do not believe what he says without fact checking.
DeleteGee, LOL!
DeletePORNO SHOULD BE THE ONE SITTING LIKE THE FAT TURD.
11:52AM ""(He was gross sitting there with his legs wide open under the table. So gross.)
DeleteThat's okay. Move on! There's nothing to see down there anyways.
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ReplyDeleteThen, after the praise session, Trump's group immediately left San Juan for a town called Guaynabo. On TV they showed the visit. Standing in a neighborhood, he had the gov and some PR reps and mayor of Guaynabo (who has harshly criticized the San Juan mayor) with him and was praising them. He referred to both a gov and mayor when he made a complimentary comment. Some news s thought that Trump's comment that the gov and mayor had been doing a great job referred to the SJ major, but to me it looked like he was praising the Guaynabo mayor (I feel certain, actually). But even if he meant the SJ mayor, he just threw that one positive comment in so that he didn’t look 100% vindictive and petty. He got out of SJ—that is, to Guaynabo--ASAP and wanted no input from her. In fact, yesterday there was a group phone call meeting and she was invited BUT was muted and told she could only listen, not speak at all.
After this town visit outside of SJ, the networks were wondering where else he'd be going. That is, after he then walked over to a church (groan). The networks wondered b/c he’d only been in the airport hangar and then in an area with all cement homes and so the neighborhood was intact. The residents said they'd been without power since Irma, not Maria, but that is all. And the neighborhood didn’t look ravaged. God, in the church, like Gryph says, he actually threw out rolls of paper towels and acted like he was the same Steph Curry he enjoys trashing. He looked like a fool. He acted like tossing out paper towels was like tossing out paper money. Here's the link I watched:
https://www.theroot.com/look-at-this-trash-human-throwing-paper-towels-into-the-1819111460
Today has been just about Trump wanting praise and it's all been very carefully planned out. Trump’s just been doing photo ops and keeping all objections at bay. He's been saying the most inane things and acting like this is just another camera moment like he always does. He actually casually told one resident in the street to "have a good time" as he shook hands with the guy and then turned away. Groan. Right after this, Katy Tur did a great job looking at the bizarre details of Trump's PR visit and comments, and so did CNN. The online articles since then have described what a sad joke Trump’s visit has been.
Please, God, show me you exist and infect this asshole with cholera. I would ask you to give him a heart and some compassion, but I dont want to push it too hard.
ReplyDeleteYer pissin in the wind.
DeleteHe's so willfully ignorant of the dangers of the conditions of a still-wet (and they're in for several days of rain later this week) island with so much stagnant water and lack of sanitation, and I just can't help but wish a disease on him.
DeleteOr, some other horrible disease. What an evil man!
DeleteThere is no god. Just dumb old man.
DeleteI want to give Mayor Cruz and everyone else on the ground in Puerto Rico who have given consistent facts. Especially Mayor Cruz for her humanity, compassion and courage to shout to the
ReplyDeleteworld pleas for more help. Today I read reports and watched video of Dr. Sanjay Gupta who does not have a credibility issue like Trump does.
Thanks to Mayor Cruz the disaster relief and aid from the military has increased and a General appointed in charge. For that she and citizens got beaten down with malicious assignations by Trump who again tweeted from the comfort of his New Jersey golf resort. The prior weekend he beat down black athletes from his golf palace protected by Secret Service.
We know who the "lazy and weak leader" is. I feel sorry for Puerto Ricans when communication is restored when they learn
what the POTUS said about them.
When Trump held that praise-me meeting with the tables set up and he was doing all he could to dismiss and silence Cruz, I so wanted her to stand up and say she had work to do and excuse herself and leave. It would have been such a great visual to get across what it is PR needs right now.
Deletei need to get my nice fat donation out. let's help these people and keep screaming at the orange asshole who thinks he is in charge of killing the planet.
DeleteHe always mangles the English language when he's sizing up something, like when he said that Cruz had "come back a long way"--what?!?! You knew it was a lie the second you heard him.
ReplyDeleteAnd Bimbo Barbie just sits/stands beside him and nods. The Obamas would have been at shelters, asking how people are, hugging people, passing out real supplies, and not dressed like they were there for a photo op. How long is that flight? Mel left in all black and arrived in a white silk blouse and that stupid safari jacket. It's 65 in MI-surely it's at least 80 in PR today, and Trump has a leather jacket on-at least he lost the stupid HE and SHE caps. They are truly the worst people on earth.
ReplyDeleteI checked the temp in San Juan the minute the Trumps got off the plane. It was 86 degrees and the humidity was 71%. She wore a blouse with its sleeves rolled up with every other visit. Today she wore that light second layer because she had on both a white top and pants--it was all about adding some color. Well, and someone may have pointed out to Trump that he looks like an idiot wearing a zipped jacket no matter how hot it is. Man, and what kills me is how he always pulls his shirt cuffs from beneath the tight sleeves of that jacket so that he can feel like he's wearing a suit jacket.
DeleteSpeaking of Bimbo Barbie, I have to paste in the link below about Melania being fluent in several languages. It's from a while ago but I only recently saw it. These are the questions I too had when I'd see her in another country where she supposedly spoke the language but we here in the US never heard her talk:
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i doubt she is allowed to talk, unless trump wants her too. the day she refused to hold his hand says a lot about that relationship. isn't it time he turned her for a new bimbo who only cares he has money? he's never i love you to anyone in his life, other than his mirror.
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Everything is a photo op or political rally for Cheeto Pendejo. He can't stand the fact that a colored fella will always be a far better president than he can ever imagine being. I saw a video somewhere earlier where he told people to "have a good time" as he was leaving. Trump is a piece of shit.
ReplyDeleteYeah, I saw that, too. And on CNN they said the town he visited today outside of San Juan is upscale and called a five-star community (I'm not sure of the exact wording, except for the five-star). He never went anywhere else, I'm pretty sure, or we'd have heard about it.
DeleteLove the name Cheeto Pendejo! May I borrow it?
DeleteWow. I wish I had a roll of paper towels. That would help so much.
ReplyDeletei'm sure his back hurts so much now, poor baby.
DeleteRight? I mean most people use a roll of paper towels in two or three days in just their normal "non-flooded non-hurricane devastation" lives. What the hell does he think that will do for these folks?
DeleteI'm 'really' surprised Trump didn't attack her looks! So not normal for him not to do so!
ReplyDeleteLove how she stood up to The Donald! Not many do so and it actually took a woman to do it! Men like Ryan and McConnell shake in their boots at doing so!!
i am very pleased with her. to bad she can't run for president. wait!! she is a citizen of the United States! she can! does trump even know they are U.S. citizen.
DeleteHow does one even comment to this shit anymore?
ReplyDeletegets rid of anger. gotta blow steam some how.
ReplyDeleteI'll be 73 in December. I'm in excellent health and good physical condition, but, you never know . . .
ReplyDeleteI just hope I live long enough to see Donald Trump DIE . . . and I hope it's a wretched death, heart attack with severe crushing substernal chest pain, unable to breath, writhes on the floor in pain for two minutes before blacking out, shitting all over himself . . .
Oh man, I wish for his death every day. Every day I hope to turn on the TV and hear he had a massive coronary. There's only one more thing I wish that's not in your description that I'd like to add, if you don't mind. I want him to be all alone when it happens and for him to be fully aware of what is happening and that it's the end of his life and he has no one there. well, with one exception. If he had the heart attack while on television, then I'd welcome there being people around--but he's unable to be saved.
Delete“We hate blood. It was disgusting.”
DeleteAll over his marble floors.
I like this scenario, Old Redneck, but I would like him to suffer for much longer than 2 minutes.
DeleteI'd like him to have to lay in his own shit until it's no longer warm.
Let me guess.....throwing paper towels was advisor $arah's idea? She IS that fucking stupid!
ReplyDeleteCookies and bibles to the starving and cold, and THAT was when she was governor. Can’t help them financially although she “served” them. Right up her alley!
Delete"he private sector provided her with evangelical preacher Franklin Graham, a cushy private jet, some boxes of food with a sprinkling of religious literature, and a plate of Sarah’s homemade cookies. Really. She brought cookies. Cookies that she baked herself."
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Don’t forget her $ bills under the 25 chairs of that small WA town HS graduation. She thinks it’s “cute.”
DeleteBet her wallet squeaked opening it, if it was even her money in the first place.
In an interview with the women of “The View,” comedian, actor and author Russell Brand revealed the source of his online feud with Donald Trump.
ReplyDeleteTrump came out of nowhere and began attacking brand on Twitter back in 2014. The world marveled at where it was all coming from. “What the hell do people see in Russell—a major loser!” Trump tweeted.
“Whatever happened to that guy,” Brand joked. “He’s gone so quiet since then.”
Still, even co-host Joy Behar couldn’t help but ask, “why you?”
“What happened is I met him,” Brand began. “Problems ensued.”
But Brand explained that the source was an interview he’d done with Trump for a documentary. “Brand: A Second Coming” was an exploration of drugs, sex, fame and the search for happiness.
“As he was talking, I kept thinking, ‘How are we in this big tower this man owns when he’s evidently so stupid,” Brand said. “I kept trying to understand it. Now, I don’t like to be unkind to people so I already feel bad about saying that. *But obviously this man practices very much in cruelty, doesn’t he? It’s like his language.”*
He went on to say that he was trying to understand it and comprehend it so that he could do jokes about it as a stand-up comedian.
“He heard that I’d said these jokes and some of them were quite cheap,” Brand admitted. “Like his hair looks like the ghost of Shredded Wheat. Not even Shredded Wheat that is alive now, but straight from the ethereal realm. I criticized him and I suppose what he’s an emblem of; an economic model of economic inequality and privilege, and now using that privilege to further disempower people to speak cruelty from the office of the president.”
Watch the full interview below:
https://www.rawstory.com/2017/10/russell-brand-if-trump-likes-borders-so-much-he-should-have-one-between-his-chin-and-neck/
Johnny Cash’s daughter: Country musicians must stand up to NRA because ‘they fund domestic terrorism’
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I would like to hear more about that. The last thing most people want to do is support our enemies.
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ReplyDelete"For 11 days Trump has let Puerto Rico wallow in hell, its people -- Americans -- suffering and dying. Make me Commander-In-Chief for one week and here's what I'll do to save our fellow citizens in Puerto Rico:
1. Send the ENTIRE Army Corps of Engineers IMMEDIATELY to Puerto Rico.They can rebuild infrastructure and restore electricity and cell service.
2. Send aircraft carriers loaded with helicopters to Puerto Rico. They can easily airlift water, food & medicine to every part of the island.
3. Fly Air Force cargo planes, criss-crossing over the island, and parachute-drop supplies everywhere to the people.
4. Send in the 82nd Airborne! They can do anything and everything!
5. Send in all Army truck drivers to get those trucks full of supplies that are now sitting on the docks moving out to the people.
6. Send in the Marines! Amphibious landings can easily happen all over the island. They can bring generators and other needed materials.
7. Tell all of the airlines they must contribute hundreds of free flights for all Puerto Ricans who want to come and stay with relatives and friends in the mainland US.
8. Send a dozen massive tanker ships filled with gasoline and other needed fuels.
9. As a US territory, and for the safety and protection of the Puerto Rican people, all rebuilding must be done by following the same building codes that contractors have to follow on the mainland.
10. When the immediate crisis has been resolved, Congress must respect the wishes of over 60% of the Puerto Rican people and make PR a state. And do the same for DC and the Virgin Islands (which also need the same military aid & response right now)!
Trillions of our tax dollars are ripped from us and sent to the Pentagon. For what? So much wrong has been done in our name. Finally, here's a chance to use the military to truly save American lives and protect American citizens. If I were in charge, that is what I would do."
M.M.
Great ideas.
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ReplyDeleteSad slug.
ReplyDeleteHere's the hilarious account of Trumps's visit to Puerto Rico by Daniel Dale, the Washington correspondent of the Canadian newspaper The Toronto Star:
ReplyDeletehttps://www.thestar.com/news/world/2017/10/03/in-bizarre-visit-donald-trump-compares-puerto-rico-to-a-real-catastrophe-like-katrina-and-congratulates-himself-analysis.html