"Trump's 'disaster' Zelensky meeting stuns GOP hawks"

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Okay, let's go over this bit by bit, with a preemptive, hearty "Piss off" to Lindsey Graham.

"[Zelensky] needs to either resign or change," Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) told reporters outside the West Wing.

No, Senator Pilot Fish, the ones who need to resign or change are Trump and Vance. We don't have to worry about you changing, though, because you change as often as the winds. It'd still be super great if you resigned, though.

Zelesnky "has made it almost impossible to sell to the American people that he's a good investment."

He's a much better "investment" than Trump or Vance. But since when is helping another country who has been invaded by a dictatorial asshole (i.e. Putin) an "investment," anyway? You fucking dipshit.

Other Republicans shared their concern about the long-term fallout of the short-tempered meeting.

• Rep. Don Bacon (R-Neb.), in a text to Axios, said Friday was "a bad day for America's foreign policy."
• "Ukraine wants independence, free markets and rule of law. It wants to be part of the West. Russia hates us and our Western values. We should be clear that we stand for freedom," he said.
• Rep. Mike Lawler (R-N.Y.), in a post on X, called the meeting "a disaster — especially for Ukraine," adding, "Sadly, the only winner of today is Vladimir Putin."

Nice to see at least a few GQP politicians calling it like it fucking is, at the very least.

Back to Senator Pilot Fish, though:

He described Zelensky as having "a chip on his shoulder." "I don't know if you can repair the damage. I don't know if you can ever do a deal with Zelensky anymore," he added, encouraging Zelensky to apologize.

He's got "a chip on his shoulder," you say? Well, guess what, you fucking dumbass. His fucking country got fucking invaded by a fucking piece of shit (i.e. Putin), whose fucking piece of shit flunky (i.e. Trump) is being a fucking asshole to him. Of course he's got a fucking chip on his shoulder, you fucking numbnuts Trump (and, by extension, Putin) sycophant. And he's not the one who needs to apologize. You are, along with everyone else who ever gave Donald fucking Trump and JD fucking Vance even the slightest smidge of support. Trump and Vance should apologize, too, but fat fucking chance of that ever happening.

The other side: Democrats were nearly unanimous in their condemnation of Trump's and Vance's behavior.

• "Trump and Vance are doing Putin's dirty work," Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y) said on X. "Senate Democrats will never stop fighting for freedom and democracy."
• "Trump and Vance tag teamed Zelensky," said Rep. Chuy Garcia (D-Ill.). "Truly shameful conduct that the world is seeing. Embarrassing."

Great, Democrats, good job on stating the blatantly obvious. Now, actually do more to put a stop to such continuous asinine horseshit. I haven't seen an awful lot of "fighting" out of you guys lately, though, just to be clear, aside from stern words.

What happened: The press conference with Trump, Zelensky, Vance and other leaders began with statements and questions from reporters — but devolved into a shouting match.

Vance accused Zelensky of being disrespectful and ungrateful for U.S. support.

What fucking support? Since Trump has taken office, there hasn't been a single fucking shred of support for Ukraine. Offers of "support" based on Mafia strong arm tactics for reciprocity isn't fucking support at all, you vile toad.

Trump released a statement afterward, saying that he had determined Zelensky is "not ready for Peace if America is involved."

Says the brazen Putin fart-inhaler, who inserted his Putin-fart-scented-schnoz into the middle of something that he had no business getting "involved" with, only to make everything worse as a result (by design, of course). *eye roll + weary sigh*

Zelensky departed the White House about two and a half hours after he arrived, and a highly anticipated minerals deal was not signed.

Honestly, I think Zelensky wasted his time even coming here and attempting to talk to Trump at all, given it's been proven beyond a shadow of a doubt that Trump is, and always has been, on Team Putin, all the way.

At this point, it really would not surprise me in the slightest if it ended up with Trump eventually sending American troops into Ukraine to help Russia. It would enrage me and sicken me, but it wouldn't surprise me. I need to stop making predictions like this, though, as outlandish as they may be, because lately, they have had a disturbing tendency to actually come true.

Anyway, in conclusion, to hell with Donald Trump (and JD Vance and Lindsey Graham and Vladimir Putin) forever, as usual.

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