SistaCallie Forum Posts (795)
Mac, I ain't messing with you you come up with the darndest stuff... where did you get that goofy pic?... it is funny, that look on his face say a lot... reminds me of my old drummer when I use to sing in the clubs a thousand years ago, when he was drunk, never could get him to pay attention or keep the beat 
yeah you're right... and it looks like horsey got his butt bit ! ...noticed horsey went on abut his business after that
... he's a conspiracy theorists and everything he speaks is wrong and made-up. I also know he supported Trump hard core during Trump's campaign, and Trump did use a lot of his conspiracy foolishness during his campaign especially about Hillary's health and other crazy stuff.... I read he also works with or for Alex Jones, who was another one Trump often quoted with his crazy conspiracy theories... Watson denounced Trump.after the airstrike hit.. from what I've heard he has changed his mind...kinda like he supported Trump, before he denounced Trump, after he supported Trump 
very confused little fellow
its ttime for your meds so you can go to bed
Trump must learn the hard way and it will not be as he thinks/thoughts.
...just couldn't put it all together 
... I know much about the characteristics of an eagle because in ministry the eagle is used a lot to symbolize the power of God, as well as we use the eagle to teach strength to people who are cast down or feeling hopeless. We encourage them to view themselves to be either of an eagle in character and mentality, and not have a chicken or pigeon mentality when overcoming adversities and to stop hanging around people who are going nowhere in life trying to pull them down. So yes, I guess you can say I know a lot about the character of the eagle as it relates to people and the kind of attitude we should have in our behavior in comparison. With such as the eagle it hard not have that same beautiful inside that flows outwardly as does the beauty of the eagle in making discerning choices. 
Trump says he's ready for war, yet the secretary of state speaks differently... North Korea, Syria, Russia, ISIS, and whoever else hates America and Trump will be in this war.... and Trump says he's ready??? what a total mess!
.. he has started this war therefore, he must make a choice to fight or take a flight ... 
,,, Yeah you're right Redex, and eagles make careful choices and don't stockpile their food.
No, yes, kinda, and not really... just try to be vigilant and prepared for whatever may happen or is going on around me... my friends don't call me eagle-eyed for nothing... 
mine too.. this movie was so funneee ......... too bad they removed it from youtube.
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Has The Alta-Right Trump Train Come To A Halt?
Trump’s base turns on himSteve Bannon’s downgrade is just one of many complaints. ‘We expect him to keep his word, and right now he’s not keeping his word,’ says one campaign supporter.
By ALEX ISENSTADT and MADELINE CONWAY 04/13/17 02:21 PM EDT
Donald Trump is pictured. | Getty
The swiftness and abruptness of Trump’s shift from bomb-throwing populist outsider to a more mainstream brand of Republican has taken the president’s stalwarts by surprise.
Donald Trump’s true believers are losing the faith.
As Trump struggles to keep his campaign promises and flirts with political moderation, his most steadfast supporters — from veteran advisers to anti-immigration activists to the volunteers who dropped their jobs to help elect him — are increasingly dismayed by the direction of his presidency.
Their complaints range from Trump’s embrace of an interventionist foreign policy to his less hawkish tone on China to, most recently, his marginalization of his nationalist chief strategist, Steve Bannon. But the crux of their disillusionment, interviews with nearly two dozen Trump loyalists reveal, is a belief that Trump the candidate bears little resemblance to Trump the president. He’s failing, in their view, to deliver on his promise of a transformative “America First” agenda driven by hard-edged populism.
"Donald Trump dropped an emotional anchor. He captured how Americans feel," said Tania Vojvodic, a fervent Trump supporter who founded one of his first campaign volunteer networks. "We expect him to keep his word, and right now he's not keeping his word."
Earlier this week, Vojvodic launched a Facebook group called, “The concerned support base of President Trump,” which quickly drew several dozen sign-ups. She also changed the banner on her Facebook page to a picture of Bannon accompanied by the declaration: “Mr. President: I stand with Steve Bannon.”
"I'm not so infatuated with Trump that I can't see the facts," she said. "People's belief, their trust in him, it’s declining."
The swiftness and abruptness of Trump’s shift from bomb-throwing populist outsider to a more mainstream brand of Republican has taken the president’s stalwarts by surprise.
“It was like, here’s the chance to do something different. And that’s why people’s hopes are dashed,” said Lee Stranahan, who, as a former writer at Breitbart News, once worked with Bannon. “There was always the question of, ‘Did he really believe this stuff?’ Apparently, the answer is, ‘Not as much as you’d like.’”
The White House did not respond to a request for comment.
The deflation of Trump’s base threatens to further weaken a president who’s already seen his public support drop to historic lows. Frustration among the president’s allies has intensified in recent days, with many expressing worry that Bannon, the intellectual pillar of the nationalist movement that catapulted Trump to the presidency, is being pushed out.