The Convention Center, where most flood victims are housed.

This is a fair question. For a wall?

It never ceases to amaze me that Trump is so god damned ignorant, that literally anything that happens is like an ephiphany for him... and since he thinks he’s a genius, he assumes everyone else thinks the same way.

He should visit the GRB. I fuckin dare him.

He is such a complete fucking moron.

While 45 was galavanting around making a fool of himself, a 1st responder died while rescuing stranded people.

Sociopath.

sigh...

This is exactly what I told my husband the other night. It is so fucking informative to his nature. He is just not capable of empathy.

Perhaps he’ll be remembered as the Hurricane Harvey of POTUSes.

Trump’s organizers: quick, where are the most people gathered?

He then went to the Red Cross shelter, barged to the front of the food line and demanded two scoops of ice cream to eat in front of crying children.

Oh, we remember W.’s response to Katrina.

that wasn’t a turnout, that was a crowd of people turned out of their homes, due to flooding, dj.

I’m never not amazed at Trump’s ability to consistently live down to the lowest of expectations. Everyone expected him to make a fucking natural disaster and severe humanitarian crisis about himself and his ego, with no fucking mention of the victims, and of course he fucking did. The second easiest thing for a…

Correction: It’s “The Cyber”, not the “State Cyber Office”. That weird dude inhabiting the oval office thinks if we eliminate “The Cyber”, we don’t have to worry about “The Cyber”, therefore he has fixed “The Cyber” issues.

yep...pretty clear to me Don packs 4" at best

“We want to be looked at in five years, in 10 years from now as, this is the way to do it.”

Spicer, who went on CNN during the campaign with ashes on his forehead on Ash Wednesday, often spoke about his Catholic faith during news briefings. He once told reporters that he had given up drinking alcohol for Lent.

Later, spotting a crowd of people, he said “What a crowd!” and “What a turnout!”