Elect a clown, expect a circus (video)

REAL reasons for Trump’s impeachment
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The circus is fun at first

(Domination Station) He used to be funny, offhand, fearless, and it seemed like an amusing thing. Now it's not funny, say Republicans.

Republicans say impeachment hearings are BORING

(Jimmy Kimmel Live, Nov. 14, 2019) Trump claims he didn't watch the impeachment hearings, questions the existence of the whistleblower, Republicans focus on the hearings not being exciting enough, VP Mike Pence visits a NASA facility in California, human tragedy Kellyanne Conway (who inexplicably is married to a less dishonest person) visits Wolf Blitzer, a new book is on the way from an "anonymous" current or former senior member of the Trump administration, and Trump releases a new propagandistic campaign ad with "regular" people who claim they have had enough. Need more laughs? Mean Tweets: Music Edition #6.

What would life have been like without this Con-Man-in-Chief?

(SNL) Alec Baldwin steps in to show the Orange One in the sort of light he likes, black-and-white. "It's a Wonderful Trump" Donald Trump (Alec Baldwin) gets his wish to have never been president granted and sees how the lives of Michael Cohen (Ben Stiller), Brett Kavanaugh (Matt Damon), Robert Mueller (Robert De Niro), and more have changed in an alternate reality. Subscribe to SNL. Stream current full episodes.

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