ROTFLMAO!!!!! Deflecting **** runt, as usual. The rats are leaving the sinking ship, you can bet that as sure as you're a short, lard ass psycho that the market is gonna plummet tomorrow, Nunberg is gonna rat out his mentor, Roger Stone, who, in turn, will probably dish on the Orange Ape, now Twittler's top economic adviser follows the person supposedly closest to Twittler(outside of his family) out the door-but all YOU can think of is dumb, tired insults, lol. Go fuck yourself, dwarf.
Well, at least we know you cant prove your accusations of me.... yet I can prove you are a low life piece of shit, who files dozens of frivolous lawsuits as a pauper, you dont not pay your bills or debts (10000% a welcher), had an older woman sign her house to you on a quitclaim deed, and you cant even register your car, so now your wife has over $1100 in warrants out for her arrest.
What a man you are!
Oh, I can prove them, alright, only you won't meet at the appropriate place to do so, for reasons we both know. And none of that changes the fact that everybody and their brother is leaving that scumbag by himself, lol. 40% of senior WH positions have turned over since the start, does that sound like STABILITY to you, Short Eyes?:hahahahah:think2:Loser!@#0kth)(&^
"Post" a two by four up your ass, Toulouse. Show up in person, at the appropriate place, scumbag, otherwise, go back to pounding family members, bitch. And none of that changes the fact that everybody and their brother is leaving that scumbag by himself, lol. 40% of senior WH positions have turned over since the start, does that sound like STABILITY to you, Short Eyes?:hahahahah:think2:Loser!@#0kth)(&^
Like I thought.... I give you permission to post your proof here for all to see, and you run like an old woman who steals houses from people, and runs like a bitch from paying your debts lol.
GO GET YOUR SHINE BOX PAUPER!!!
Can I post ALL of the times you have WELCHED companies and people? I have the court documents I can post the link to, to prove you ARE a real life piece of shit welcher.
6 Times Globalist Gary Cohn Tried to Derail Trump’s ‘America First’ Agenda
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by JOHN BINDER6 Mar 2018Washington, D.C.313
As White House economic adviser Gary Cohn resigns from the White House, Breitbart News looks back on six times that the economic globalist attempted to derail President Trump’s “America First” agenda.
1. Gary Cohn’s War on Coal
Reuters reported:
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by JOHN BINDER6 Mar 2018Washington, D.C.313
As White House economic adviser Gary Cohn resigns from the White House, Breitbart News looks back on six times that the economic globalist attempted to derail President Trump’s “America First” agenda.
1. Gary Cohn’s War on Coal
White House National Economic Council director Gary Cohn, a former Goldman Sachs banking executive, has reopened the U.S. government’s war on coal in direct contravention of directions from President Donald Trump.
“Coal doesn’t even make that much sense anymore as a feedstock,” Cohn said in Europe on Air Force One, while speaking for the White House to the press, the New York Times’ Brad Plumer noted. [Emphasis added]
“Natural gas, which we have become an abundant producer, which we’re going to become a major exporter is, is such a cleaner fuel,” Cohn continued.
2. Gary Cohn’s Attempt to Soften Trump’s Actions Against China“Coal doesn’t even make that much sense anymore as a feedstock,” Cohn said in Europe on Air Force One, while speaking for the White House to the press, the New York Times’ Brad Plumer noted. [Emphasis added]
“Natural gas, which we have become an abundant producer, which we’re going to become a major exporter is, is such a cleaner fuel,” Cohn continued.
Cohn and Mnuchin — the West Wing’s biggest proponents of free trade — tried to get Trump to water down his actions against China and on trade, in general, as Breitbart News reported. [Emphasis added]
3. Gary Cohn’s Failed Effort to Keep U.S. in Paris Climate Agreement
Cohn was notably an advocate for the Trump administration staying in the Paris Climate Agreement, describing the president in May as “evolving” on the issue. [Emphasis added]
“His views are evolving, which is exactly what they should be,” Cohn told reporters during a press briefing in Sicily at the G7 summit.
Despite Cohn’s advice, Trump announced his decision to withdraw from the Paris agreement.
4. Gary Cohn’s Campaign Promoting Job-Killing Trans-Pacific Partnership“His views are evolving, which is exactly what they should be,” Cohn told reporters during a press briefing in Sicily at the G7 summit.
Despite Cohn’s advice, Trump announced his decision to withdraw from the Paris agreement.
In addition to illegal immigration, trade was what motivated key voters in states like Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin to vote for Trump. Top White House advisers like Gary Cohn, though, was on the other side of the issue, praising the “historic trade pact” in an op-ed that was published in a foreign publication. [Emphasis added]
5. Gary Cohn Pushing ‘Business-Friendly Economic Policies’ in White House
Reuters reported:
In a White House marked by infighting, top economic aide Gary Cohn, a Democrat and former Goldman Sachs banker, is muscling aside some of President Donald Trump’s hard-right advisers to push more moderate, business-friendly economic policies. [Emphasis added]
6. Gary Cohn’s Last Failed Attempt to Stop Trump’s Steel, Aluminum Tariffs
Gary Cohn is leading a last-ditch effort against President Donald Trump’s plan to put modest tariffs on imported steel and aluminum. [Emphasis added]
Cohn is attempting to organize a “summit” of business leaders opposed to the tariffs, according to a person familiar with the matter. Executives at companies that use the metals to build their products, including automakers and other manufacturing companies, have expressed a desire to meet with Trump to head off the tariffs.
Trump, however, is standing by his call for the tariffs. On Monday, the president said“we’re not backing down” on the plan to put a 25 percent tariff on imported steel and a 10 percent tariff on imported aluminum.
John Binder is a reporter for Breitbart News. Follow him on Twitter at @JxhnBinder.Cohn is attempting to organize a “summit” of business leaders opposed to the tariffs, according to a person familiar with the matter. Executives at companies that use the metals to build their products, including automakers and other manufacturing companies, have expressed a desire to meet with Trump to head off the tariffs.
Trump, however, is standing by his call for the tariffs. On Monday, the president said“we’re not backing down” on the plan to put a 25 percent tariff on imported steel and a 10 percent tariff on imported aluminum.
finchy finchy finchy- you're a very unpleasant......pauper
ROTFLMAO!!!!!!!!! The Orange Ape is making a fool of himself on an almost daily basis:
https://www.cnbc.com/2018/03/06/coh...ump-said-everybody-wants-to-work-for-him.html
President Trump says 'everybody wants to work in the White House' 2 Hours Ago | 00:21
[h=1]Cohn quit almost immediately after Trump said 'everybody wants to work' for him[/h]
[URL="https://www.cnbc.com/ted-kemp/"]Ted Kemp | @TedKempCNBC
Published 3 Hours Ago Updated 2 Hours Ago
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Gary Cohn is apparently the exception to Donald Trump's rule about working in the Oval Office.
President Trump boasted at length on Tuesday afternoon that "everybody wants to work in the White House" — just a couple hours before his key economic advisor announced he's leaving.
At a news conference at the White House, the president spoke at length about the "tremendous energy" that draws the "best talent" to his administration.
"They all want a piece of that Oval Office. They want a piece of the West Wing," he said. "And not only in terms of, it looks great on their resume — it's just a great place to work."
Cohn, a former Goldman Sachs president who worked as White House chief economic advisor, resigned shortly afterward.
Trump made his comments as part of an effort to push back against reports that the White House is in turmoil in the wake of a several high-profile departures.
The idea of Cohn's resignation was feared by markets, which had seen him as a stable, experienced presence and pro-trade voice within the White House.
U.S. stock futures pointed sharply lower after news of Cohn's imminent departure.
https://www.cnbc.com/2018/03/06/coh...ump-said-everybody-wants-to-work-for-him.html
President Trump says 'everybody wants to work in the White House' 2 Hours Ago | 00:21
[h=1]Cohn quit almost immediately after Trump said 'everybody wants to work' for him[/h]
- President Trump said "everybody wants to work at the White House" at a press conference Tuesday.
- Economic advisor Gary Cohn announced that he is leaving the administration less than two hours later.
- Cohn was seen as a competent, steady presence in the White House.
[URL="https://www.cnbc.com/ted-kemp/"]Ted Kemp | @TedKempCNBC
Published 3 Hours Ago Updated 2 Hours Ago
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Gary Cohn is apparently the exception to Donald Trump's rule about working in the Oval Office.
President Trump boasted at length on Tuesday afternoon that "everybody wants to work in the White House" — just a couple hours before his key economic advisor announced he's leaving.
At a news conference at the White House, the president spoke at length about the "tremendous energy" that draws the "best talent" to his administration.
"They all want a piece of that Oval Office. They want a piece of the West Wing," he said. "And not only in terms of, it looks great on their resume — it's just a great place to work."
Cohn, a former Goldman Sachs president who worked as White House chief economic advisor, resigned shortly afterward.
Trump made his comments as part of an effort to push back against reports that the White House is in turmoil in the wake of a several high-profile departures.
The idea of Cohn's resignation was feared by markets, which had seen him as a stable, experienced presence and pro-trade voice within the White House.
U.S. stock futures pointed sharply lower after news of Cohn's imminent departure.
