These pricks are complete losers. Lazy, freeloading, idiots.

The Senate is right to block every freaking appointment for anything until this insanity stops.

That's how you get them boasting about an "Energy Dominance agenda", but blaming "unnamed cowards" for being against it.

Maybe Cartman from South Park is the closest compromise.

These idiots could all use a high colonic

Do they have to change his diaper after his nap too?

And need a sugar rush.

Be prepared for the freshman 15.

Does he have a designated taste tester, because otherwise.....

Bake your own damn cookies.

If I ever get to be henchman of a dictator, this is what I'm demanding, too. Anyone else? Come on admit it! Am I kidding? I don't know.

We're in the fucking Twilight Zone.

that was in the first Turnip maladministration.

Not ten weeks.

They're all deeply disturbed people. They found each other.

And us.

They didn't find each other. They were assembled for the task of dismantling our government, and our culture, by those who hide from the light because they cannot stand the complex nature of human existence.

Last time they darkened the halls of the WH. Don't forget the last batch of wackjobs and ne'er do wells from teh commerce sec's velvet slippers and long naps and limousine motorcades just to go across town. And then there was that fuckwad, what was his name? Oh yeah, that shithead zinke who had to resign due to all the lawsuits against him, rode into DC on a horse, that horse sure look weird with that ass in the saddle... the most disgusting part is that he came back to Montana and helped turn it into magatana while also becoming my US House Rep.. I will hate him through eternity for that as should all living creatures on this planet.

But I digress...

They're just picking up where they left off last time.

NT

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If I were asked to bake chocolate chip cookies for him, I'd smile and get on with it. Of course, he had better have someone else sample them first . . . you know, like the medieval kings had an official food taster to check for . . . . .

For the job, at the corner cookie shop

While the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ) doesn't explicitly mention "personal servitude," the concept of a service member being forced to perform personal tasks for another, especially a superior officer, is considered a serious issue that can lead to disciplinary action under Article 134 (general article) and Article 133 (conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman)

There has to be a similar rule to remove him.

Interior Recipes.