Didn't Groper Don the Con say that Don Jr. was a good boy

[malaise]

Hmmmmmmmmmmmm - expect an indictment.

[mdbl]

1. chip off the ole' block

as they say

[Scarsdale]

3. In this particular case

a chip off the ol' BLOCKHEAD. Poor Jr. he has not worked a single day in his life. Coasted along on his daddy's lousy reputation. Not exactly a shining example to his kids, ol' Donny Two Scoops. The end (bankruptcy) always justified the means.

[mdbl]

4. and really stupid people voted for his daddy

more blockheads.

[no_hypocrisy]

2. As the RNC is footing Jr's legal bills, it occurs to me that if the "Tax Reform" is

instituted (with the pen of Sr.), the Johnson Amendment goes away. That means churches can directly contribute to politicians, such as the President. And that further means that some elderly parishioner, who's barely getting by, could make a donation to his/her church and that church takes that money and doesn't allocate it to a soup kitchen, etc. Instead, that money is directed to the RNC and the RNC uses that money to pay the lawyers for the hapless Donald Trump, Jr.

[PatSeg]

5. "Good" from Trump's point of view

Lying, cheating, 'win at any cost' kind of good.

[crazycatlady]

6. So he implies his son is a dog?

(The only time the terms good boy or good girl are acceptable are when talking about a pet)

[MiniMe]

7. Just like his daddy, he has never had to answer for anything.

The whole family is learning that just because you say x, it doesn't mean it is true. And the powers that be will start asking questions. Having money can't cover up your misdeeds.