Yes much trumpiness, frumpiness and grumpiness abounds, as this is a thread about. . . Trump himself!

Look who is back ,Freu ,freu :-) Happy hoppy

N. Korea fired a missile today that passed over northern Japan causing the Govt. to issue a warning for people to take cover; lucky that Trump has won against N. Korea

Edit - some reports claim three missiles were fired

Some people need more help with it than others, apparently.

Good to see the alt right (or far right) aren't above false flag attacks themselves...

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...do-joshua-witt

And here i thought it was just us lefties who did this.

Reports on sky say it was one misslie that broke into three parts.

Just going to Trump's comment regarding the floods...

...is it worse than Katrina? Obviously not in terms of fatalities.

Something tells me the most religionist, definitely biblyest president who knows all the bestest stories forgot the one about Noah.

But seriously, is it worse than Katrina? Is it covering a much larger area or something, because that isn't really coming across on the news. I heard that 18 counties are getting federal aid now.

President Trump fired the aide responsible for organizing his August rally in Phoenix, after being disappointed by the results and coverage, Bloomberg reported on Monday.

Trump’s team reportedly informed George Gigicos, a contractor to the Republican National Committee, that he would not be hired in such a capacity again after the president was apparently left underwhelmed by the optics and crowd size of the event.

Gigicos organized all of Trump’s signature campaign events and his occasional rallies since entering office.

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To be fair to the guy so soon after the Charlottesville tragedy I could imagine people were reluctant to visit an event that would attract many protesters?

I'm literally sick of it all. It's a bloody Kindergarten.

It's different. Katrina left widespread destruction across Louisiana and Mississippi, but it was the coverage of New Orleans that was so gripping. New Orleans is different due to geography. It's like a big bowl, waiting to fill up with water. The initial storm wasn't so bad for NOLA, as the eye of the hurricane crossed to the east. The levees failing really did the damage in terms of flooding, plus there wasn't an evacuation order until too late, shelters weren't set up, etc.

In Houston, they took in many Katrina refugees and learned a lot from the NOLA experience. Houston has received much more rain in a shorter time, but people have been a bit better prepared and the infrastructure is better. Not perfect, and there will be some criticisms.

When you read numbers such as 30,000 people going to shelters, it sounds huge. But the population of the greater Houston area is more than 5 million, so all things considered they're managing rather well. Compare that to Katrina - the population of NOLA was less than half a million before the storm and they still had tens of thousands in shelters.

A little reading:
http://www.nola.com/hurricane/index....times_the.html

http://www.datacenterresearch.org/da...ts-for-impact/

Yes, white people are affected.

http://www.newsweek.com/trump-signed...vey-hit-655712


A other disaster in the making . God help America ,they need it badly

Not to forget all the Good American ,the silent mayority ;-)

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2017/...4007834948.jpg

Sad day for UK Trump supporters

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Do not forget Trump’s budget proposal to slash FEMA funding by $667 million in the coming fiscal year.

He's such an opportunist, making good use to perform to the captive crowds of flood victims he calls 'Supporters'.

Positive move

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More horrible stuff
http://edition.cnn.com/2017/08/29/po...unt/index.html