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Bonus Cartoon of the Day- 2012 Turkey of the Year



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Cartoon of the Day- Trump’s Triumph

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Tuh-WEET! It’s Donald Trump’s birtherday!

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National Journal’s Reid Wilson’s tweet snarking about birther Donald Trump’s irrational fixation on President Obama’s citizenship made me smile. Broadly.

Happy birtherday, Donald. Now go somewhere far, far away and do something constructive like keeping your mouth shut.

Donald Trump- “Birther” Derogatory, Prefer “Place of Birth” Issue

I have decided that the guy is just high all the time. h/t TPM.

Donald Trump, for one, said he plans to continue talking about what he calls “the place-of-birth issue.” (“I think the word ‘birther’ is a derogatory term, created by a certain group in the media,” he explained.)

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Cartoons of the Day- The Dynamic Duo!

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VIDEO- Donald Trump: Mitt Romney would “buy companies, he’d close companies, he’d get rid of jobs, OK?”

Who’s “attacking capitalism” now?

February 2012:

“He was a fund guy. He walked away with some money from a very good company that he didn’t create. He worked there. He didn’t create it. He’d buy companies, he’d close companies, he’d get rid of jobs, okay?”

Okay!

May 2012:

“Donald Trump is a representative of the Romney campaign. Mr. Romney is raising money off of Donald Trump.”

Which just goes to show you that all the money in the world can’t buy you class.

But the best part was still Birther Trump informing everyone that Willard would “get rid of jobs.” The GOP candidate’s own fundraiser/spokesMittwit invalidated Willard nearly as effectively as he did to his very own self here.

H/t: Think Progress