He was clearly insinuating the guy was retarded.
Otherwise why is this the only time he makes these gestures or talks like that?

subastral wrote: Tlaz, you are being deliberately obtuse. They were on 1st name basis as he had been reporting on Trump for over 5 years. You really think he wouldn't know the guy was handicapped? What about his comment, "you gotta see this guy". There are exactly zero other ways you can interpret the meaning of that sentence when he follows it up with impersonating him. Zero. And you know it.

Love that video PT. Totally different actions in each one, but all prove the guy is not an adult.

Rattlesnake wrote: ExceedAndExcel wrote: May be just my sick sense of humour but I do find it quite hilarious that the right is getting all giddy about corporate welfare propping up uncompetitive industry.  It becomes more complicated when trade partners use domestic policies to generate favorable outcomes for themselves. I'd assume in the USA it's getting harder to explain domestic job losses on the basis of freer trade when a trade partner like the Chinese still hasn't floated it's currency and manipulates it at will.

Not really. Sure there are issues at play but none of them change the fact that the auto industry in the US is uncompetitive and propping up an uncompetitive industry is poor policy. Do you really think this is a long term solution to save these jobs? The production of cars is becoming more and more automated and there will come a point in the near future when these jobs won't be needed anyway. The money wasted on corporate welfare would be better spent reskilling these people so they can find long term work elsewhere.

That's actually all beside the point which evidently went over your head. Like I said, it's hilarious that the right are getting all giddy with excitement that these things have happened. Don't worry though, it's also hilarious that the left bemoans them.

PT you are needed

Rattlesnake wrote: ExceedAndExcel wrote: May be just my sick sense of humour but I do find it quite hilarious that the right is getting all giddy about corporate welfare propping up uncompetitive industry.  It becomes more complicated when trade partners use domestic policies to generate favorable outcomes for themselves. I'd assume in the USA it's getting harder to explain domestic job losses on the basis of freer trade when a trade partner like the Chinese still hasn't floated it's currency and manipulates it at will.

Have a look at a chart, the Chinese have been strengthening their currency for more than a year, which is the opposite of what you are claiming.

Also, plenty of jobs have been lost to other countries.
Are they all manipulating their currencies?

^ or a B grade actor? 

My tip is Mad Dog Mattis will resign by the end of the year because he is by all acounts intelligent, dignified and principled and he will go mad trying to work in Trump World.

http://edition.cnn.com/2017/01/10/politics/donald-trump-intelligence-report-russia/index.html

Trump really is just a puppet for Putin and he knows it.

Trumps not the first politician to "own" good news.

Sometimes its more interesting to read the following comments of an article....to get perspective.

Passing Through wrote: You still haven't told me the effect his forcing better deals on all trading partners and making defense and intelligence partners pay big, will do to us Rattlesnake.  What will he cost us as our third biggest trading partner and principal defense partner?

I have no issue with Trump wanting defense partners paying their way. You can't be a "partner" without actually contributing your fair share.

It's funny, for so long people complained about USA, World Police. Now Trump wants partners to step up and start contributing more themselves, and it's a negative.

The US budget isn't in a state to continue giving out free rides any longer. I'm not going to sit here and complain about that country looking to do more things to promote it's self interest, because that's exactly what we do as well.

Buzzfeed have released the unverified report. Ol' Trumpy likes a golden shower......fascinating stuff!!

subastral wrote: Buzzfeed have released the unverified report. Ol' Trumpy likes a golden shower......fascinating stuff!!

Rattlesnake wrote: ExceedAndExcel wrote: Rattlesnake wrote: ExceedAndExcel wrote: May be just my sick sense of humour but I do find it quite hilarious that the right is getting all giddy about corporate welfare propping up uncompetitive industry.  It becomes more complicated when trade partners use domestic policies to generate favorable outcomes for themselves. I'd assume in the USA it's getting harder to explain domestic job losses on the basis of freer trade when a trade partner like the Chinese still hasn't floated it's currency and manipulates it at will. Not really. Sure there are issues at play but none of them change the fact that the auto industry in the US is uncompetitive and propping up an uncompetitive industry is poor policy. Do you really think this is a long term solution to save these jobs? The production of cars is becoming more and more automated and there will come a point in the near future when these jobs won't be needed anyway. The money wasted on corporate welfare would be better spent reskilling these people so they can find long term work elsewhere. That's actually all beside the point which evidently went over your head. Like I said, it's hilarious that the right are getting all giddy with excitement that these things have happened. Don't worry though, it's also hilarious that the left bemoans them. I disagree, and my point was covering 'uncompetitive' industries as a whole, not just the auto industry. If an industry is uncompetitive partly because, for example, the Chinese decide to devalue the Yuan, it becomes harder to justify your country not responding. I think I got your point, the right usually supports free markets and no Government intervention. My point is that those issues are intersecting with other issues that are strong with the right as well.

Your example is ridiculous.
I told you previously to look at a chart.
Their currency has appreciated by 15% in the past 2 years.
This is opposite to the misinformation that you are regurgitating without understanding it.