Yet Hillary Clinton called Robert Byrd her "mentor"......you can't make this shit up....
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the salient message behind the pop white washing of bush's legacy is that trump is a legitimate mentally ill fuckup and by comparison, idi amin was a paragon of virtue and diplomacy.
as a culture we tend to lionize our dead presidents but the reason its so out of hand right now is ^.
its also worth noting that a huge portion of the respect pie for trump is held by conservatives who simply voted for him because they thought he was going to be a force for stable economic growth.
that element is already distancing themselves from him. tillerson himself is going public with his first hand experiences (plural) with trump where he realized the man is basically learning disabled.
so again its an unhappy coincidence for trump that someone died who represented at least in spirit everything trump promised but lacked the mental discipline, experience, acumen, or instincts to deliver.
so lets put things in perspective then; tillerson (retard) had 'personality conflicts' with trump (retard++) because trump would constantly ask him to do things that were patently illegal (tllerson's own words) and tillerson would explain to him that the only way to do it would be to lobby congress to change the law.
at which point trump would quite literally have a full on autist tantrum.
ergo a war criminal who considered AIDS deaths a perverse form of justice is looking borderline great right now.
The 2016 presidential election was a continued referendum on the Republican party and the American people in general. The election of President Trump was a message to the establishment by the people who voted and more importantly the people that didn't vote....the message was pretty clear, you need to do better......
Like Robert Byrd was a card carrying racist.....real talk....core.....
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Your fellow Nazi has up to 20 years in prison saying "it was all a hoax" as his ass is reamed again.
"James Alex Fields Jr., the young neo-Nazi who plowed his car into a crowd of protesters during the violent Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville last year, was found guilty of first-degree murder on Friday for the death of Heather Heyer. He's now facing up to 20 years in prison.
Jurors deliberated for seven hours after the nearly two-week-long trial, which included gut-wrenching testimony from some of the Charlottesville residents who were impacted physically or psychologically Fields’ actions that day.
In addition to the first-degree murder charge, 21-year-old Fields, who drove from Maumee, Ohio, to attend the rally, was convicted of three counts of malicious wounding, three counts of aggravated malicious wounding, and two counts of felonious assault. His sentencing hearing is scheduled to begin Monday.
Separately, Fields is also facing 29 counts of federal hate crime charges — including the possibility of the death penalty."