Seizing equipment isn't really an option, but kicking out all US forces is, which would cripple American ability to operate in the Middle East, while forcing us to rely even more on the Gulf States.

I don't know how the Qatar blockade is going to end, but the U.S. will have a lot less influence in the Middle East because of this

Probably, since his profile is set to public. More likely than not, we'll end up with a Supreme Court decision on access to Presidential social media.

France is stepping in to act as a mediator, while the U.S. tries to clean up after Trumps tweets.

Other tweet news: Trump issued an official statement via Twitter supporting the Qatar blockade. Trump seems to buy the Saudi/Egypt line about Qatar supporting terrorists — the Gulf nations are probably more upset about Qatar supporting the Muslim Brotherhood, and pursuing friendly relations with Iran more than…

Trump Tweets news: The Knight First Amendment group has written an open letter arguing that Trump is violating the first Amendment by blocking users on Twitter. Sean Spicer explicitly confirmed that Trumps tweets qualify as official Presidential Statements, which opens a whole can of legal worms.

Now you gotta tell us what it is!

Isn't Zach Galifinakis also in G-Force?

Isn't Armageddon the one with Space Madness as a plot point? With the Space Mad oil drilled firing a machine gun they brought to space?

Do you think anyone at Fox News is ever tempted to just go The Game on him, and look directly into the camera while addressing Trump by name?

At this point, I assume every major bill to pass the Senate will be by tie-breaker.

The President just tweeting tv shows is sad.

When you ripoff Hannibal Lecter, you go all the way.

Also, Trump went on another tweetstorm where he again insulted the Mayor of London for not panicking Londoners during a terrorist attack, and made it explicitly clear that, regardless of what anybody else in the Justice Department says, the travel ban is intended as a ban.

So, did they get an official license for the parody? Was there permission from somebody?

Even if they didn't tamper with voting data, the hack could still have provided information to help collude with the Trump campaign.

Yeah, that's kind of what I was getting at. The people really upset about are assholes, but its a pointless gesture that exists to generate publicity by missing off assholes.

Vanity license plates and looking for the Jurassic Park jeep are the only notable things I see on my commute, except for that one double rainbow.

My job is professional hero killer.

In 2007.