Yeah and the internet lit up with now its Mooch that will have to suck his own cock/.

And after all the tough talk and accusations and profanity Mooch hits twitter and asks for thoughts and prayers for his family and nothing else. What a phony hypocrite.

 

ace's bad grammar fit in well with his insults. Don't look to him for facts and insights. Insults laden with obscene words are all he has.

 

The guy looks & talks like a WISEGUY from one of the five families !!

 

She liked the nice Wall Street life and their home on Long Island, not the insane world of D.C.

Whatever my tax accountant suggests.

Shut the fuck up.

 

Anthony Scaramucci’s wife files for divorce over ‘naked political ambition’: Report

White House Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci’s wife has filed for divorce, reports the New York Post.

The outlet claims that Mr. Scaramucci’s wife, Deidre Ball, is not a fan of President Trump’s and the couple has fought about Mr. Scaramucci’s relationship with Mr. Trump. The main reason for the split, however, is Mr. Scaramucci’s “naked political ambition,” according to the report.

“Leave civilians out of this. I can take the hits, but I would ask that you would put my family in your thoughts and prayers & nothing more,” Mr. Scaramuccitweeted Friday.

Mr. Scaramucci’s former company SkyBridge Capital, which he sold earlier this year in what many believed was preparation for a post in the Trump administration.

 

As if you have a "tax accountant". Who are you trying to fool?

 

I doubt Ace graduated from high school, but his high school may have practiced social promotion.

 

I bet I make your lady parts moist.

 

Its all an act and one that isn't going over very well with Italians who say he is just reinforcing negative stereotypes.

And in the meantime I think this is the way it is actually being viewed.

‘The White House is failing’: Adviser admits someone coming ‘from another planet’ could see Trump is a disaster

 

I am enjoying the fall of Trump, but I will not feel really comfortable until his fanatical Deplorables began to lose confidence in him.

 

Trump is crashing, and burning, as well as taking Republican Politicians with him.
He's accomplished nothing of consequence, with his Republican politicians threatening retaliation if he carries out his
agenda of installing puppets to replace those who unlike him, are legitimate.
So, the fall has begun!

 

Dude ... seriously ...

They're selling postcards of the hanging, they're painting the passports brown
The beauty parlor is filled with sailors, the circus is in town
Here comes the blind commissioner, they've got him in a trance
One hand is tied to the tight-rope walker, the other is in his pants
And the riot squad they're restless, they need somewhere to go
As Lady and I look out tonight, from Desolation Row

 

Ballads, and songs of rebellion against injustice where written in the sixties by artists like Bob Dylan, and so many others.
I wonder what they'd write about Trump, and his circle!

 

Falling like a rock!


GDP Growth Rebounds to 2.6 Percent in Q2

7/28/17


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Orrrrr.....maybe not.


No doubt, when a mangy mutt is licking his nuts, it's a good bet he's enjoying himself (or why would he keep doing it?). And he's probably not paying much attention to what's going on around him. So, go on and keep enjoying 'the fall of Trump'.


By the way, any truth to the rumor that, in the ultimate "Toddlers & Tiaras" 'life imitates art', Hillary is gonna make Chelsea run for prezzy in 2020? Chelsea Boo Boo does have a nice ring to it.

 

Rebounds with just EO's and attitude.

It's simply amazing...is it not?

Just imagine what the attitude in the economy will be when the tax cuts are in full swing.... and not just a wet dream.

 

If anyone needs proof that there's a just and merciful God...

 

That mother fucker is beyond repulsive.

 

Trump prescribes a bitter pill for Congress in tweet

Calls for end to lawmakers’ Obamacare subsidy

7/30/17

President Trump yesterday made an audacious threat to yank government subsidies for private insurance markets and U.S. Congress unless lawmakers finally repeal and replace Obamacare.

“If a new HealthCare Bill is not approved quickly, BAILOUTS for Insurance Companies and BAILOUTS for Members of Congress will end very soon!” the president tweeted.

The president’s warning to ax health care contributions for lawmakers and their staff shows Trump is playing with live fire in pushing Congress back into action on health care.

The Affordable Care Act pushed lawmakers and their staffs off a federal health care plan and required them to get health care through one of the markets established by the law. Since 2014, the federal government has categorized congressional offices as “small businesses” and made an “employer contribution” of about 72 percent to the plans they purchase — a contribution Trump is now threatening to end.

In a letter to Trump earlier this month, a group of conservative groups argued that the congressional cushion lawmakers get from the actual premiums have blinded them to the pain that Americans are suffering under Obamacare.

“This ongoing fraud improperly allows Congress and its staff to avoid the pain the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act … is inflicting on millions of other Americans,” the groups said in the letter.

Republican strategist Matt Mackowiak said cutting off Congress would make members and their staff more clearly understand Obamacare’s failures.

“Part of the reason Congress is tone deaf on how Obamacare is collapsing and what the effects are, is they are not feeling it themselves,” Mackowiak told the Herald. “There’s a real sense that if they were to end that exemption they would perhaps better understand how Obamacare works and the ramifications of not acting to repeal and replace it.”

He added: “Is it a silver bullet? Probably not, but I can’t imagine it would hurt to make sure members of Congress don’t have an exemption any longer.”

There’s a real chance, though, that the threat could blow up in Trump’s face.

“I can’t imagine this is going to move the needle at all,” said Jim Manley, a Democratic strategist and former adviser to former U.S. Sen. Harry Reid and the late U.S. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy. “The last thing members of Congress are going to want to hear at this time is the president making these kind of cheap threats, demagoguing their health care because he failed to notch a legislative win.”

Trump’s simultaneous threat to let Obamacare “implode” by refusing to make cost-sharing payments to insurers in order to lower premiums is one he has made repeatedly.

The “bailouts for insurance companies” are made by the government to tamp down premiums. The Congressional Budget Office estimates the payments to be $7 billion this year, $10 billion in 2018, and $11 billion in 2019.

Removing those payments could spark an exodus of insurers from health care markets and force those that remain to hike premiums by about 20 percent, experts said.

Mackowiak said the threats could be a warning to Democrats eager to attempt to pass a bipartisan Obamacare bill and take advantage of Republicans’ failure to repeal the 7-year-old act.

“What Trump’s trying to do is say, ‘Listen, if you think I’m going to accept whatever Democrats want, the answer is no,’ ” he said. “And if you guys don’t do anything soon, I’m going to end the exemption so you feel the pain of Obamacare personally.”



Donald Trump finally tweets ’em where it hurts in health care fight

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COZY VENTURE: Congress has gotten its health care premiums heavily subsidized via an Office of Personnel Management exemption that deems congressional offices to be ‘small businesses.’

7/30/17

What took you so long, Mr. President?

Donald Trump may have finally gotten the attention of Congress yesterday when he tweeted out what will happen if they don’t come up with a new health care bill ASAP:

“BAILOUTS for Members of Congress will end very soon!”

He also threatened to end “BAILOUTS” for insurance companies, which made the statesmen yawn, but taking aim at their own platinum plans — wow!

There was a great photo of a hand-lettered sign on the Internet this week that perfectly summed up Congress’ hypocrisy on the ongoing collapse of American health care:

“If Obamacare is so ‘great,’ why does Congress require a ‘loophole?’ ”

You see, Congress and its six-figure staffers aren’t partaking in the glories of the unaffordable Affordable Care Act. They were included in the initial legislation, when everyone was paying attention.

But in 2013, during the dog days of summer, something called the Office of Personnel Management invented a breathtaking exemption: Congress, it decreed, is a “small business.”

So the solons and their top staffers suddenly became eligible for subsidies on their plans of up to 70 percent — $12,000 a year.

As a Wall Street Journal guest columnist wrote last week, OPM did the heavy lifting administratively, “sparing Congress the embarrassment of a self-serving vote.”

She added: “All that would be illegal for anyone else. In fact, it is illegal for Congress.”

OPM — perfect acronym. OPM bailed out Congress with OPM — Other People’s Money.

How disgraceful has this whole process been, even by Congressional standards? Chuck Schumer and Liz Warren taking selfies on the Senate floor early Friday morning in glee after McCain flip-flopped. And how about all the GOP turncoats, who ran one campaign after another on the promise of repealing this disaster, and then flinched in the clinch.

A pox on both their houses.

As Mark Steyn noted Friday, “The Democrats have long had John Kerry, who was for it before he was against it, and now the Republicans have John McCain, who was against it before he was for it.”

That Friday-morning vote confirms yet again Mark Twain’s wisdom: “There is no distinctly native American criminal class except Congress.”

But as Dr. Johnson once noted, being hanged in a fortnight concentrates the mind wonderfully. As does the prospect of basically losing one’s health insurance.

It’s such a no-brainer. Conservative groups have been urging Trump to end Congress’ sweetheart deal for months. Polls have shown that 94 percent of the American public would support such a move.

If our 535 lawmakers want to carve out an exemption to Obamacare for themselves, why don’t we have another roll call vote on that? If they don’t have the guts for that, which they don’t, well — once they lose their plans they’ll have some skin in the game, won’t they?

Last week, the White House tried to get the attention of Congress by bringing up people who have lost out under this disaster — working people. The problem with Obamacare is, it only works if you don’t. Which means the Americans most harmed by this disaster are by and large … deplorables, irredeemables, bitter clingers.

Bad enough that their premiums are through the roof. Having “insurance” is meaningless if you can’t afford the deductibles, or the co-pays. Congress knows this — that’s why they have adamantly, if sneakily, refused to partake of their own catastrophe.

Sen. Mitch McConnell, the majority leader, fancies himself a legislative wizard of the first order. This legend in his own mind even wrote a book about his prowess: “The Long Game.”

Well, this sad game has gone on far too long. Time to call their bluff.

Mr. President, I’ve written your first tweet of the morning for you, a follow-up to yesterday’s:

Memo to Congress: If Obamacare is good enough for your constituents, it’s good enough for you! Subsidies end tomorrow! See U in court! SAD!

There it is in 139 characters!

 

Then thank God for small favors...

 

“I can’t imagine this is going to move the needle at all,” said Jim Manley, a Democratic strategist and former adviser to former U.S. Sen. Harry Reid and the late U.S. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy. “The last thing members of Congress are going to want to hear at this time is the president making these kind of cheap threats, demagoguing their health care because he failed to notch a legislative win.”

Cheap threat...hardly. About time they figure it out, Trump is President. He is demanding that Congress does what he campaigned on, was elected upon. As far as fail, not Trump, the crooks in congress have failed. Legislative loss falls on any and all Republicans in either house. Democrat obstructionist will be dealt with in 2018, over healthcare and all their socialist agenda. If the left think that Trump is going to change or go away they are sadly mistaken. If they think the American public is going to revert to a welfare state that embraces illegals and provides ever-increasing sanctuary they are mistaken about that too. This isn't about Trump as much as any want it to be. It is about breaking the stranglehold of fail that has plagued our country for many years....