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6. It's time for the orange stain to resign

Tue Mar 17, 2026, 10:44 AM

Mar 17

I think the call for resignation should be a Dem talking point.

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No one, and no thing, is coming to help him this time. [View all] Volaris Mar 17 OP

K & R................. Lovie777 Mar 17 #1

NATO comes to the aid of countries that are attacked? pwb Mar 17 #2

;-{) Mirror Mirror Goonch Mar 17 #3

He really overplayed the "war" hand. (pun not intended) usonian Mar 17 #4

imagine if you will Javaman Mar 17 #8

Don't forget... GiqueCee Mar 17 #13

I'm getting the feeling JBTaurus83 Mar 17 #5

Yes and I think he has told his cabinet that he intends to Bookreadingliberal53 Mar 17 #12

Yup... GiqueCee Mar 17 #14

Some of his cronies think he would. Denvermosaic Mar 17 #16

It's time for the orange stain to resign crud Mar 17 #6

"No one in his cabinet can fall on this sword for him" Ray Bruns Mar 17 #7

I'm not so sure he "knows" he's caught in a trap of his own making. Martin Eden Mar 17 #11

'Let's kill him PROPERLY, this time.' Botany Mar 17 #15

Im glad somebody clocked that reference lol... Volaris Mar 17 #18

The man is a piece of crap. Botany Mar 17 #19

FINISH HIM!! OMGWTF Mar 17 #17