>>24564

PG in the corner?

>>24746

A mole destroying evidence?

A distraction?

A fire to flush out moles?

>>24764

I am a dummy. That's all.

>>24763

News just said flames coming out of building so you are probably correct.

>>24754

Thanks for the work.

>>24776

Was Hussein there begging for money?

>>24784

How did somebody this dumb become a multimillionaire?

Only in a corrupt swamp could somebody this dumb make millions off the taxpayers.

>>24784

I like it.

>>24802

What does "No Bs" mean?

>>24810

right! Maybe it should say she is 'dumb and corrupt".

Not everyone can be born a genius, but you can chose being corrupt.

>>24874

or the orange jumpsuits for the cabal.

A fire broke out at Trump Tower in New York City’s midtown on Monday, sending more than 100 firefighters to the skyscraper and smoke into the sky.

The flames started in the heating and cooling unit on the roof of the Fifth Avenue high-rise just before 7 a.m., FDNY said.

More than 126 firefighters responded to the scene. Video footage showed several firefighters on the roof while smoke spewed out.

http://www.

foxnews.com/us/2018/01/08/fire-breaks-out-at-trump-tower-in-new-york-city-reports-say.html

>>24899

hmmm….

>>24904

first card

>>24927

Watching Georgie S. and they are talking about Sloppy Steve.

When President Donald Trump swoops into Atlanta for a VIP seat at college football's biggest game, he'll enjoy the Southern hospitality of a city he disparaged a year ago as "falling apart" and "crime infested."

The insults tweeted by Trump a week before his inauguration may seem like ancient history to most Americans who follow the president's voluminous stream of online invective. But Atlanta hasn't forgotten.

"It was very personal because we live here and we love it," said Stephanie Langer, a 40-year-old East Atlanta resident whose anger over the president's putdowns was rekindled by news of his pending visit.

"I guess it's just ironic that he's coming here," she said. "I guess things must have improved."

Trump plans to be among 72,000 attending the College Football Playoff Championship game Monday evening between Georgia and Alabama. The game is being held at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, the new $1.5 billion home field of the Atlanta Falcons.

The stadium sits in the heart of downtown Atlanta, a place Trump targeted in a pair of tweets Jan. 14 last year. He was punching back at Democratic Rep. John Lewis. The Atlanta congressman, a civil rights hero, had said he would skip Trump's inauguration after allegations of Russian election meddling caused him to doubt Trump "as a legitimate president."

Trump tweeted : "Congressman John Lewis should spend more time on fixing and helping his district, which is in horrible shape and falling apart (not to mention crime infested) rather than falsely complaining about the election results."

http://

abcnews.go.com/Sports/wireStory/falling-trumps-insults-forgotten-atlanta-52191165