Trump Posts Bizarre Meme of Obama in O.J. Simpson Car Chase Pursued by Fat Vance

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25 comments

  1. And yet it *still* won’t distract from his close, personal friendship with Jeffrey Epstein. Isn’t that amazing?

  2. Lol you expected Trump to notice that? He was looking at himself being portrayed as an injustice collector. JD Vance never got his attention.

  3. Look HERE. Don’t look THERE!

    Nope, don’t look at Epstein and me. Look at Obama and OJ.

  4. Trump loves to throw everyone under the bus, he has zero loyalty to anyone.

    Is he taking requests btw? How about a meme about the Epstein Files next?

  5. What do we do when our already menatally challenged president slips past the dementia point of no return, yet is gout-ridden sick pedo ass is protected from the 25th amendment from a cabinent filled with second-rate fools and traitors selected for their loyalty to his cult of personality? I guess we’ll find out, but I don’t see it ending well for us.

  8. I thought JD Vance felt more insulted than Obama with that post.

  11. This should tell you what he thinks about people who are on his side. That wasn’t a mistake to use that pic of JD.

  13. What a timeline! People have been denied entry to the US for having that Vance meme on their phone.

  14. Racist fucks wont make me forget that Trump fucks children!!!

  15. These memes are being produced by White House staffers whose salaries are paid by us tax payers.

  18. How does anyone look at this man and not recognize that he is mentally deficient?

  19. Every single fucking day I’m more embarrassed than the last that I’m an American and to add to it i believed in this country to the point I joined the army in the middle of a war… I feel like the biggest sucker ever for how much I loved this country.

  20. This is the president of the United States doing this. How MAGA isn’t consistently embarrassed by this sort of behavior will forever be a mystery to me.

  22. He is so jealous of Obama. I’m going to have to downgrade his emotional estate from a 15 year old to a 12 year old.

  23. Bro is trying (and failing) so hard to distract from the fact that he’s in the Epstein files and probably raped children.

  24. Forget Vance. This is the most racist thing a modern President has ever said or done. There’s zero chance he would have posted this if not for Obama being black.

  25. This is an obvious and desperate attempt at a distraction.

    But just in case you’ve taken the bait:

    The Russia investigation was not a “hoax,” there’s no evidence that Obama committed “treason” or orchestrated some plot against Trump, these allegations contradict years of Intel/findings and are purely politically motivated.

    – The Mueller investigation did NOT exonerate Trump
    – The phrase “no collusion* appears nowhere in the Mueller report.
    – Both the Mueller probe and a GOP led senate panel found that Russia engaged in “information warfare” and attempted to interfere in the 2016 election to the benefit of the Trump campaign, with the intention of damaging Clinton’s
    – The Russians directly targeted our election systems.
    – Russian intelligence conducted computer intrusion operations against organizations, employees and volunteers working with the Clinton campaign.
    – Russia accessed the Internet to manipulate American voters and coax hackers into attacking Democratic computer networks.
    – According to Mueller’s report, the Russian campaign began in mid-2014, when the employees of what’s known as the “Internet Research Agency” first came to the U.S. to gather material to use in their elaborate interference campaign.
    – By the end of 2016, the Russians had set up fake social media accounts that reached millions of voters and aimed to promote Trump and divide Americans.
    – The Mueller report lays out how the Russian interference campaign ensnared American political operatives, including the Trump campaign and its allies.
    – For more than 100 pages, Mueller outlines scores of Russian contacts with the Trump campaign and presidency.
    – According to the report, Russian agents posed as American citizens and tried to contact the Trump campaign for its cooperation.
    – Despite the report’s conclusion, Mueller revealed that there were numerous links between the Trump campaign and the Russians, and that several people connected to the campaign lied to Mueller’s team and tried to obstruct the investigation into the Trump campaign’s contacts and communications with the Russians.
    – WikiLeaks contacted the Russians privately on Twitter, saying: “If you have anything Hillary-related, we want it in the next two days preferable.” And then, three days before the DNC began, WikiLeaks released more than 20,000 emails and other stolen documents in an attempt to undermine Clinton’s candidacy.
    – In 2013, Donald Trump took his Miss Universe Pageant to Moscow. The Mueller report reveals that this is when the Trumps got to know Aras Agalarov, a Russian billionaire and ally of Vladimir Putin. He owned the event hall where the pageant was held.
    – Within a few months, Donald Trump Jr. signed a preliminary agreement with Agalarov’s company to build a Trump Tower property in Moscow. Trump announces his run for presidency in 2015.
    – Mueller points out that, three months later, a new effort to build the Trump Tower in Moscow began, this time led by Trump’s lawyer, Michael Cohen, and developer Felix Sater.
    – Meanwhile, Felix Sater tells Michael Cohen he’s working with high-level Russian officials. He emails Cohen, saying, “Buddy, our boy can become president of the USA, and we can engineer it. I will get all of Putin’s team to buy in on this.”
    – The Moscow Trump Tower project is one source of Russian contacts. Mueller exposes about a dozen.
    – Campaign aide Carter Page met with Russians and gave a speech in Russia.
    – Michael Flynn gave speeches in Russia and had contacts with the Russian ambassador, including a discussion of softening sanctions.
    – Foreign policy and national security adviser, Jeff Sessions, also met with the Russian ambassador.
    – Campaign chairman Paul Manafort regularly shared internal polling data with a man tied to Russian intelligence.
    – Fellow Trump aide George Papadopoulos repeatedly met with a different man connected to Russian intelligence who tells Papadopoulos the Russians have dirt on Hillary Clinton.
    – Another contact point was the infamous NY Trump Tower meeting on June 9, 2016. That morning, Donald Trump Jr. tells colleagues he has a lead on damaging information about Hillary Clinton. Russians had pitched the meeting to Trump Jr., claiming they had dirt on Clinton. Trump Jr. responded, “If it’s what you say, I love it.”
    – On Page 77, Mueller writes: “The acting attorney general appointed a special counsel on May 17, 2017, prompting the president to state [in private] that it was the end of his presidency.” Not the words of an innocent person.
    – During Trump’s presidency, The Washington Post revealed that he was under investigation for obstruction of justice. According to Mueller, three days later, President Trump told White House counsel Don McGahn to call acting AG Rod Rosenstein to say Mueller has conflicts and can’t serve anymore. The president says Mueller has to go. McGahn doesn’t comply.
    – Mueller details in the report that Trump obstructed justice at least ten times
    – Mueller did not pursue due to the DOJ and Bill Barr’s policy that a sitting president cannot be indicted.
    – Trump is also accused of trying to stop Mueller from investigating Trump or his campaign.
    – On page 89, Mueller writes: “Substantial evidence indicates the attempts to remove the special counsel were linked to investigations of the president’s conduct.”
    – On Page 97, “Substantial evidence indicates that the president’s effort to limit the special counsel’s investigation was intended to prevent further scrutiny of the president’s and his campaign’s conduct.”
    – The investigation led to the indictments of 34 individuals
    – Trump’s campaign staff presented themselves as “attractive counterintelligence vulnerabilities”
    – Both Rick Gates and Michael Flynn pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI
    – Roger Stone was charged with obstructing and lying to Congress about his Russian contacts and his connection to the release of documents stolen by the Russians.
    – The “Steele Dossier” had nothing to do with Mueller’s findings. In fact, the first probe began prior to the Dossier being released and the investigation emerged in response to Russia hacking the DNC and intel about a Russian plot to reach out to the Trump campaign and provide dirt on Clinton.
    – Trump addressed Russia on national TV; urging hackers to target Democrats. “Russia, if you’re listening, I hope you’re able to find the 30,000 emails that are missing.”
    – Within five hours of candidate Trump saying those words, Russia’s largest foreign intelligence service targeted Clinton’s personal office for the first time

    Trump has been downplaying the severity and threat of Russian cyber attacks and election meddling for years, Even siding with Putin over our own intelligence agencies on the matter.

    Trump capitalized off of Russia’s meddling in the election. The Mueller report said Trump’s campaign “expected it would benefit electorally from information stolen and released through Russian efforts”

    Trump proposed partnering with Russia on a cyber security taskforce. It received swift bipartisan backlash and Trump had to be reminded that Russia was a major cyber security threat.

    A report earlier this year indicated that Pete Hegseth might order US Cyber Command to halt offensive cyber and information operations against Russia.

    Trump fired the head of the NSA and US Cyber Command, Timothy Haugh. Haugh was a non-partisan appointee who played a sizable role in overseeing US cyber defense—particularly in relation to Russian security threats.

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