The Other 98%
 
Woah! Trump told a rally crowd Nicki Minaj has “one hell of a beautiful ass,” then ordered her to stand up.
The president of the United States said it Sunday at a midterm rally in Port Huron, Michigan. Minaj had flown in with him on Air Force One.
“By the way, I looked at one hell of a beautiful ass before: Nicki Minaj. That’s hard to miss. Stand up. That’s hard to miss.”
He said “That’s hard to miss” twice, in case anybody missed it. Then he added:
“I hope Nicki wasn’t insulted, but we love Nicki. She’s been with us for a long time.”
He hoped she wasn’t insulted. He’d just said it into a microphone, in front of a rally crowd and every camera in the room.
Nine days before an election that decides who controls Congress, this is what the president chose to say.
Trump keeps coming back to Minaj’s looks. At the White House’s Black History Month reception in February, he went on about her nails: “Her nails are, like, that long. I said, ‘Nicki, are they real?’ … She didn’t want to get into that.”
At a Rose Garden lunch in July, he called out, “Nicki, stand up, please,” and told the room she was “so respected and so hot and so great.”
Minaj once said she’s probably Trump’s No. 1 fan. This is how he treats his No. 1 fan.
She isn’t the only one he’s checked out, either. For weeks, Trump has been describing Ohio Sen. Jon Husted’s body at rallies:
“I looked at his ass, and I’ve never done that with a man before.”
Then he added: “Off the record, women yes, men no.”
Off the record, at a rally, with the cameras rolling.
Ten years ago this month, the whole country heard the Access Hollywood tape: Trump bragging about grabbing women in a conversation caught on a hot mic. Now he talks about women’s bodies from the podium.
Trump’s party has spent years lecturing Americans about faith and family values. These are the same people who lost their minds over Barack Obama’s tan suit. If Obama had said anything like this from a stage, Fox News would still be running the clip.
Meanwhile, Trump allies have been floating Minaj as the next press secretary, and Trump’s communications director, Steven Cheung, posted that they “may have” found one.
So the woman the president just told a crowd to check out is being touted as a possible White House spokesperson.
The midterms are next Tuesday, and this is how he’s asking for your vote.

BREAKING: BOOM! A federal judge absolutely HAMMERS the Trump team for trying to rig the election in stunning smackdown of their demand that California stop counting mail-in ballots!
Holy smokes, he didn’t hold back…
Trump's Department of “Justice” demanded an emergency stoppage of mail-in vote counting in California on the baseless allegation that 20,000 of the votes could be from illegal immigrants.
This is, of course, complete bullshit, and the judge put an immediate stop to it in no uncertain terms.
"Never before in American history has the federal government, on the eve of an election, sought to coerce a state and local government to abandon their own Constitutional elections procedures and bend to the will of the Executive Branch. In bringing this lawsuit, the Executive would have this Court believe that it reigns as a sole sovereign. But California and its people are sovereign, too,” wrote Judge David Carter in his decision.
"Once a vote is segregated, lasting harm has occurred," Carter wrote at the conclusion of his order. "If the Executive can discount votes and threaten an ongoing election due to unproven allegations, then our democracy is in danger. This Court declines to be a party to such process."
It’s clear that the Trump administration is going to do anything and everything it can to try to tilt the elections in their favor, and it’s up to our judiciary to put a stop to it.
Thankfully, we have judges like Judge Carter who are brave enough to take a stand for democracy and refuse to play along with these preposterous, undemocratic rigging attempts from the Trump team.

We all know this a lie from a worthless misfit troll
There was no lunch or meeting
All this misfit troll does is lie and spam the site
"Won thousands of races"..sure you have Joseph G
And I am fucking Santa Claus
He just posts fucking garbage everyday to get people to react
Nobody could possibly be as stupid as Sakit aka SNOT
Bankbooks and bookies 

 

Y'all fucked snot up bad, no one came to his aide...I think he needs tissues.

BREAKING: OCTOBER SURPRISE! Trump's billionaire candidate for Georgia governor gets blindsided by an EXPLOSIVE IRS accusation of MAJOR tax cheating, just FIVE DAYS before the election.
Rick Jackson says his fortune is “God’s money.” Trump’s IRS says he’s been playing games with the tax code.
According to the Daily Beast, an IRS court filing from July accuses the Jackson Investment Group, the parent company of the billionaire Republican’s health care empire, of trying to write off the same bad debt that had already been claimed in previous years. “Petitioner is playing a shell game with the alleged Family Christian debt,” the IRS wrote, accusing the company of blurring the lines between different entities and loans to make the paperwork fit.
That case involves about $1.4 million. It’s the small one. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported last week that the IRS is also challenging nearly $54 million in business deductions tied to losses in companies Jackson invested in and has assessed $16 million in penalties.
Jackson, worth an estimated $3 billion, is fighting the claims. His court date is March 2027, three months into the next governor’s term. So, if Georgians elect him on Tuesday, he could be sitting in the governor’s mansion while fighting his own federal government over taxes.
This is the same man who built his campaign around a carefully polished image as a Christian philanthropist. “This is God’s money,” he said recently. “I’m using that money to make a difference in other people’s lives.”
Some of those lives might disagree. The Daily Beast previously reported that one of Jackson’s companies spent years trying to take a couple’s home in a brutal legal fight, and that his subsidiaries paid $5 million to settle claims they exploited workers and broke labor laws. Jackson didn’t respond to a request for comment.
Meanwhile, he can’t decide how close to stand to Trump. In July, he said he wanted to be Trump’s “favorite governor,” just “with a southern tone.” But when Trump rallied in Georgia on Oct. 16, Jackson didn’t mention him once in his own speech. When Trump announced another visit last Saturday, Jackson’s campaign first planned its own separate event before changing course to appear with him, alongside Senate candidate Mike Collins, who’s trailing Jon Ossoff.
At that rally, Jackson warned that Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms would “destroy Georgia,” adding, “Bad mayors make bad governors.”
Here’s a thought: billionaires accused of tax shell games by their own party’s IRS will make EVEN WORSE governors.
Barack Obama was in Georgia Wednesday night calling the election “our last best chance” to rein in Trump. “It’s the circuit breaker in the system,” he said, “and we need to flip it.” With five days left until the elections, it’s time to take his advice.

What an absolute legend — the best part might be the Fox News reporter's response to his jab at MAGA being a cult, as you could instantly see on his face that he realized he had completely screwed up.
Now, I know most of MAGA gets really offended when you call them a cult, but I don't really care.
Everything about this MAGA group is textbook cult behavior.
They don't really have any beliefs or principles outside of what Donald Trump tells them to think or believe at any moment.
For example, the folks who spent years wanting all the Epstein files released and said they supported Trump because he wouldn't get us into a war with Iran — who now no longer care about the Epstein files because Trump's calling them a "hoax" due to the fact that his name appears in the files more than any other person's other than Jeffrey Epstein's, and how most of them support the very war he spent a decade saying he wouldn't start.
They deny reality and buy into so many asinine conspiracies in order to justify their support for Trump that their conspiracies literally have conspiracies.
These are people who support a president who'll call the New York Times "fake news," but then cite the media outlet whenever it publishes something that's favorable to them.
He'll call polls "fake," but then use a poll, say from CNN, that highlights how popular he is among Republican voters — which is data contained within the same poll he previously called "fake."
The same folks who, for a decade now, believe him anytime he says an election is "rigged" and "stolen," when the only difference in Trump's mind between a "rigged election" and a "legitimate election" is whether or not the results are favorable to him.
No one treats MAGA like bigger idiots more often than Donald Trump — and they sit there smiling, nodding, and applauding nearly everything he says.
I've said this for years: If MAGA doesn't want to be called a cult, then they need to stop acting like cultists.