MSNBC: "11 A.M. in D.C. and Trump still not in the Oval Office"

[left-of-center2012]

He's in the 'Living Quarters',
tweeting.

Says MSNBC

[C_U_L8R]

1. The royal flush

He's been tweeting from the toilet so long he probably got stuck.

[woodsprite]

2. He can still wreak havoc from the living quarters as well as the Oval Office. nt

[forgotmylogin]

21. The stock market fell at his behest.

He don't want any questions 'bout that, nor to have to answer for any of it.

Kind of reminds me how in later life Judy Garland wouldn't emerge from her trailer if parameters weren't exactly right.

[CharleyDog]

32. maybe Prez. Fraud could work his way up to wearing Kleenex boxes on his feet, and

collecting his pee in mayonnaise jars. Republicans be like, "his pee is worth millions!!!1!!"

[gratuitous]

3. Doesn't he know we're in a national emergency?!

Where is the president in this perilous time???

[lagomorph777]

9. He IS the emergency.

[watoos]

4. Bad Hair Day?

[rsdsharp]

12. How could you tell? nt

[LW1977]

22. Isn't that everyday?

[area51]

5. Can you imagine the brouhaha from Faux propaganda

if Obama had done this?

[Scurrilous]

6. He don't like Mondays?

[meow2u3]

7. King Minus is on the throne tweeting

[Doitnow]

20. My husband would have called him a Rimless Zero....totally a nothing.

[meow2u3]

38. DUzy

[highplainsdem]

8. Safe bet that he watched the Howard Stern interview on GMA.

Also a safe bet that he'd like to tweet about what Stern said, but is worried about what Stern might say in response.

https://www.newsweek.com/howard-stern-donald-trump-president-hillary-clinton-1423667

Radio host Howard Stern speculated that he may have helped Donald Trump win the 2016 election by having him as a popular guest on his show but wished that he could have helped his “obsession” Hillary Clinton become president.

-snip-

When asked by Stephanopolous if he felt that he had aided Trump’s victory by giving him an unfiltered platform, Stern replied: “Absolutely.”

“I wanted to see Hillary Clinton win," Stern said. "If she had come on the show — the way I helped Donald was I let him come on and be a personality. Whether you liked him or not ... people related to him as a human being."

-snip-

Stern told CBS Sunday Morning in an interview broadcast on May 12 that Trump had asked for his endorsement, which the radio legend said he couldn’t do. Stern had also declined the opportunity to speak at the Republican National Convention in 2016 and expressed his support for Clinton.

“I had to say to Donald on the phone, it was uncomfortable, 'I can't endorse you.' And I haven't heard from him since ... We don't talk at all,” Stern told CBS.

Btw, although it's not mentioned in the article, Stern also said in the interview that he thought about accepting the invitation to speak at the RNC and then using his speech to endorse Hillary Clinton, but he decided against that.

[shanti]

10. Interesting...

I always thought he and Stern were buddy buddy, but it appears not.

[gratuitous]

14. I don't know if Trump is buddy-buddy with anyone

But Stern's implication that Trump didn't win all on his own will make Stern persona non grata for Trump. I'm guessing Trump will try to ignore Stern's comments, because Stern has access to the media nearly as equal to Trump, and if there's anything Trump hates it's a fair fight.

[forgotmylogin]

19. I don't know if Stern is buddy-buddy with anyone.

Stern's got a decent core, but he is not above doing what he can to get the trash talk. He will always be "best buds" with anyone in the studio so long as they keep answering questions and giving him the dirt.

That's his show and his persona though, and I don't fault him for being on-brand.

I don't know how much has changed since he went on Sirius.

[NewJeffCT]

27. Stern was a big supporter of Clinton in 2016

and was pretty vocal about it

[Totally Tunsie]

11. Must be his "beauty" regime time...

He'll emerge with freshly colored hair and a new layer of orange.

[pandr32]

13. He sees the presidency more as a title of power than an actual job

Since he doesn't read, isn't capable of learning, thinks he is already smarter than others, trusts his own instincts, blows off his security briefings, would sell his support to whoever and whatever will reward him the most personally, is so biased and corrupt he can't see straight--we should be relieved he isn't actually working. He does enough damage as it is.

[Rhiannon12866]

24. +1000!

My thoughts exactly, too!

[ooky]

15. The lazy president.

So many adjectives that can be used for the squatter in our White House.

[llmart]

16. He's never done a day's work in his entire life...

Why should he start now? The only thing he's ever done is conned other people out of their money, taken his inheritance and lost it all, grifted along with his ugly family, but he's never worked a day in his life.

[zentrum]

23. Couldn't agree more. ++++++++

[SHRED]

17. I wish he was at room temp

[Ilsa]

29. You are so polite!

Maybe if a bunch of us wish it together, it'll come true. No harm in trying.

[llmart]

33. LOL!

However, I would much rather see him blow a massive stroke that leaves him drooling in his oatmeal and unable to do anything plus live another 20 years like that.

[Takket]

18. Good. I hope he stays there all day.

[Guy Whitey Corngood]

25. Not like he'd be doing shit in there anyway. No matter how early he

slithers in there.

[berni_mccoy]

26. Laying in bed tweeting angrily from his phone he eating a pile of McDonald's

and sharting in his bed sheets.

That is the POTUS today.

[CatMor]

28. I was hoping it was because ...

they took him away in a straight jacket.

[wolfie001]

30. I can predict his next barrage of tweets!

Hillary!!!! Hillary!!!! Hillary!!!! Hillary!!!! then Obama!!!! Obama!!!! Obama!!!! Obama!!!!

Red Don is such a piece of shit.

[Clash City Rocker]

31. Doing his actual job just gets in the way of his golf game

[JohnnyRingo]

34. This is what passes as White House reporting now.

In light of nonexistent press briefings I guess WH reporters have little else to do but hope for a sighting after he finishes his spray tan, hair, and tweets. Sad.

[left-of-center2012]

35. When he is in the Oval Office ...

When he is in the Oval Office
there is a Marine stationed outside the Oval Office door,
leading to the lawn.

[redstatebluegirl]

36. Whoever comes after him is going to have to fumigate the living quarters and the oval.

[lpbk2713]

41. And remove the gold plumbing fixtures.

And burn those damn red Christmas trees.

[redstatebluegirl]

42. Those trees will need to be melted, they will put of toxic gas since they look plastic.

[brewens]

37. I'm one that's usually up at the crack of dawn and will be at work right away if I had my choice.

I usually had jobs where the earlier I got started, the earlier I got off. My contractor buddies and I make fun of people like Trump that don't go to work until "eleven o'clock in the afternoon!"

[left-of-center2012]

40. Most jobs I began at 7 am

I'm now 73, retired, and still can't sleep past 6 am.

[brewens]

43. I'm up at first chirp some days in the summer. I love being out there drinking coffee and

waiting for the paper.

[struggle4progress]

39. "I have more tweets than any President in history!"

[hughee99]

44. Oh no! We all know the president can only work from his office,

And I’m desperately concerned that if he’s not at his desk, no one is running the country!