Ewwww, some of TFG documents found clogging a toilet in WH.

[deminks]

Link to tweet

Yeah, ok, maybe some of those were rejected sharpie drawings, crayon corrections. But, is anyone else concerned about the next paragraph:

"Trump has told people that since leaving office, he has remained in contact with North Korean Leader Kim Jong-un..."

These are excerpts from NYT Haberman's new book, who likes to give the orange anus a pass.

[Duncanpup]

1. Trump was concerned over toilets and shower heads

[captain queeg]

15. So that's why he complained about water saving toilets

[allegorical oracle]

23. Exactly! Clearly recall how he often criticized the WH plumbing --

at rallies. How the shower was so weak that it barely got his large bulk wet -- and he had to flush the toilets again and again. My question is why he had the notion that he could flush regular paper down a john? Or was it a Trump family habit?

[PatSeg]

25. Bingo!

It is so like Trump to be obvious.

[Sanity Claws]

19. That's the connection!

I'm serious. I couldn't figure out why he was so concerned about those things.

[Hortensis]

24. I remember wondering that the President's personal plumbing

seemingly wasn't to modern standards.

Apparently it was just not fit for his needs. He has a long history of destroying subpoenaed and other documents as standard business practice.

[Emile]

2. Why is he still in contact with Rocket Man?

[Walleye]

3. That is aid and comfort to the enemy!

Technically we are still at war with North Korea

[Emile]

4. Your absolutely right we are. That makes him a Traitor, but we already

knew that.

[Klaralven]

8. No war was ever declared

Technically the "Korean War" is a "United Nations police action".

[Walleye]

9. That's correct. The orange asshole always gets off on a technicality

[Klaralven]

11. However, we should start enforcing the Logan Act

[Walleye]

12. I would think there might even be an espionage case here

However charging a former president with espionage is kind of hard for anybody to wrap their head around

[tenderfoot]

5. How journalistic of her to wait until now so she can sell a book

[PatSeg]

26. And that is probably why

she gave him a pass so often, so she could have four years of access.

[C_U_L8R]

6. All those printed pieces may have digital originals somewhere

On a laptop, on a server, on automated backups, even on deleted drives, in other people's email in/out boxes. This Trump crime spree needs a full forensic investigation. There's plenty that will never be recovered, but maybe a few critical pieces can be brought to light.

[maxrandb]

7. Was it the Constitution?

[lookyhereyou]

31. maybe he had used it to wipe his butt and so thought it appropriate. nt

[Frustratedlady]

10. Having followed the various stories of Trump's presidency and never being shocked...

it wouldn't surprise me if Trump used the documents for toilet paper before he flushed them.

That's about his speed.

[Walleye]

13. He's always scatological in the extreme. It's due to his mental age

[Xoan]

14. Not now I understand...

Why he complained about the need to flush 10 times.

[LiberatedUSA]

17. He would be the world's worst poker player.

I would liquidate all that I have to play him in Texas Hold’em. 100% chance of doubling my value and more.

[usedtobedemgurl]

29. IF you were actually able to recover the money from him. Nt

[GoCubsGo]

16. Wow, and those are not the ones he ate and pooped out.

I wouldn't be surprised if he flat-out gave documents to our enemies. Like those times he met with the Russians, and chased out the interpreter and everyone else out of the room.

[Historic NY]

18. What is U.S. Consttution for $1000

[MoonRiver]

20. He really is a madman!

[yellowcanine]

21. Brings new meaning to "document dump."

[Mr. Sparkle]

22. I heard his staff nicknamed the bathroom Flushing meadows

[Blue Owl]

27. Bwah!

[niyad]

28. "lapses in preserving government documents". . . Lapses. .riiiiiiight.

[Blue Owl]

30. Lindsey Graham was seen trying to lick them out