let’s hope it lasts for more than a day this time
I still can’t believe that Trump’s whole wouldn’t/would explanation was all it took to get him out of the doghouse
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He’s not ‘out of the doghouse’; a reckoning is coming, methinks…
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I meant specifically on Fox. When even fox (minus Hannity) was expressing displeasure about Trump siding with Putin over US intelligence, it felt like it could be a tipping point. Losing Fox would cripple Trump I think.
Do you think they’ll turn on him? I can’t tell if they’re so invested that they can never turn on Trump, or if there’s still something he can do that’s so bad that they have no choice
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As long as Trump’s supporters (constituents of election-bound GOP) are convinced that their wedge issues (abortion, LGBT, immigration, etc.) are ‘fixed’ to their liking, they couldn’t give two shits about Russian manipulation.
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Their name was mistranslated…it’s actually “Right to Arm Bears”. 
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I sense a trend.
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Once the people in charge start to lose more money than they’re making, or it becomes a legal liability?
Most certainly.
Getting to that point is another matter…
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As is recovering after that point, whatever it is, once we reach it. The fact that it has already gone so far is infuriating.
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Needs more flair.
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He should go to jail solely for growing that thing on his chin. The hell is that??
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In case you hadn’t noticed, “right to bear arms” is a quotation from the Second Amendment.
In Russian it is “Право носить оружие” (Pravo nosit’ oruzhiye)…
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In case you hadn’t noticed, I was implying that the name could be a double entendre. On the surface, it could be read as a reference to the 2nd Amendment, but since this is a Russian organization and the bear is a symbol for Russia… it could be read in a second, more clever and possibly nefarious way.
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The fact that you can find a double entendre in English probably wasn’t very important to a Russian organisation. There is, of course, no pun in Russian.
In Russia, language puns you
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Medals are there to stop the bullets.
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It’s to show he’s a real merkin
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Yes, I get the medals are way way over the top, but in all seriousness - on the pants too? You can’t even walk then!
In Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, medals wear you!
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