US Politics

[Tracker]

2 hours ago, 17to85 said:

How bad will the period between election and inauguration be? Makes no sense they have that lame duck period.

Trump will pardon every criminal who acted in his behalf and all of his friends- maybe even pardon himself, as he has claimed to have the power to do.

[pigseye]

Just now, wanna-b-fanboy said:

I apologize if that offends you, I just think the edits strike a nicer tone without compromising the information you attempt to convey. 

Your just proving my point, no need to apologize. 

[pigseye]

Just now, Tracker said:

Trump will pardon every criminal who acted in his behalf and all of his friends- maybe even pardon himself, as he has claimed to have the power to do.

Only after he exposes the hoax. 

[Tracker]

2 minutes ago, bustamente said:

Throw the eye candy out there and let her lie thru her teeth

She decried how awful mail-in votes are, yet she has voted that way for years. 

[The Unknown Poster]

2 minutes ago, pigseye said:

Only after he exposes the hoax. 

What hoax.  The hoax that he won the election fairly?  I agree. Hopefully it’s fully exposed but probably not without confessional investigations under a democratic presidency 

[Tracker]

Trump is igniting a constitutional crisis — and it could doom the US to becoming a failed state

There are no universally accepted definitions of either a “failed state” or a “constitutional crisis.” Good arguments can be advanced, however, that we are suffering from both disorders at the state and national levels in the midst of the lethal COVID-19 pandemic.

In a May 19 article, Guardian columnist Nathan Robinson argues that Wisconsin is beginning to resemble a failed state, which he defines as “one that can no longer claim legitimacy or perform a government’s core function of protecting the people’s basic security.” The Wisconsin GOP, Robinson writes, is a minority party, but after years of extreme gerrymandering, it wields de facto dictatorial powers, enabling it to gut public-sector unions and advance the privileges of business interests and the wealthy.

https://www.alternet.org/2020/05/trump-is-igniting-a-constitutional-crisis-and-it-could-doom-the-us-to-becoming-a-failed-state/

[The Unknown Poster]

Trump wants to shut down twitter because he’s concerned about free speech.  Hahaha this stuff writes itself.  What a temper tantrum by the baby in chief. 

[Wanna-B-Fanboy]

4 minutes ago, pigseye said:

Your just proving my point, No need to apologize. 

fair enough, thanks!

[pigseye]

Just now, The Unknown Poster said:

What hoax.  The hoax that he won the election fairly?  I agree. Hopefully it’s fully exposed but probably not without confessional investigations under a democratic presidency 

You know which one, no need to play dumb. 

[pigseye]

Just now, The Unknown Poster said:

Trump wants to shut down twitter because he’s concerned about free speech.  Hahaha this stuff writes itself.  What a temper tantrum by the baby in chief. 

I posted a great link on it, you should read it. 

[bustamente]

8 minutes ago, Tracker said:

She decried how awful mail-in votes are, yet she has voted that way for years. 

You when you meet someone for the first time and the first thing they have to say is " I will never lie to you" you know that they just did

I

[pigseye]

4 minutes ago, Tracker said:

Trump is igniting a constitutional crisis — and it could doom the US to becoming a failed state

There are no universally accepted definitions of either a “failed state” or a “constitutional crisis.” Good arguments can be advanced, however, that we are suffering from both disorders at the state and national levels in the midst of the lethal COVID-19 pandemic.

In a May 19 article, Guardian columnist Nathan Robinson argues that Wisconsin is beginning to resemble a failed state, which he defines as “one that can no longer claim legitimacy or perform a government’s core function of protecting the people’s basic security.” The Wisconsin GOP, Robinson writes, is a minority party, but after years of extreme gerrymandering, it wields de facto dictatorial powers, enabling it to gut public-sector unions and advance the privileges of business interests and the wealthy.

https://www.alternet.org/2020/05/trump-is-igniting-a-constitutional-crisis-and-it-could-doom-the-us-to-becoming-a-failed-state/

Good lord did that buffoon even bother to look at the numbers,

At a Glance

• Population: 5,813,600
• Governor: Tony Evers
• Median Household Income: $62,054
• Job Growth (2019): 0.4%
• Cost of Doing Business: 2% above nat'l avg
• College Attainment: 30.4%
• Net Migration (2018): 5,500
• Moody's Bond Rating: Aa1

[Mr Dee]

39 minutes ago, pigseye said:

You know which one,

Typical Trump answer 

[do or die]

He's a product of his times....

[Wanna-B-Fanboy]

13 minutes ago, Mr Dee said:

Typical Trump answer 

I know, right- I thought of the obamagate non answer when I read pig's response:

 

 

[17to85]

5 hours ago, pigseye said:

Censorship, can't believe anyone would be for it, except the communists of course,

 

Lol. That subreddit didn't follow the sites terms of use. There are a pile of subreddits that were killed not because of lack of free speech, but lack of following the rules. 

Free speech is a government construct anyway not a private company thing. Companies can stop you from saying anything, it's a government that can not when free speech exists. I wish people had enough brain cells to rub together to understand that.

[HardCoreBlue]

4 minutes ago, 17to85 said:

Lol. That subreddit didn't follow the sites terms of use. There are a pile of subreddits that were killed not because of lack of free speech, but lack of following the rules. 

Free speech is a government construct anyway not a private company thing. Companies can stop you from saying anything, it's a government that can not when free speech exists. I wish people had enough brain cells to rub together to understand that.

Again I have to say Free Speech not free to lie. And yes even in the 21st century with so many different realities, perspectives and experiences, people still do lie, some more and better than others.

[17to85]

And honestly decrying the loss of the_donald as loss of free speech.... that places biggest problem was they straight up did not allow different opinions. Aka a lack of free speech. It was the single biggest example of a circle jerk in the internets history.

[AtlanticRiderFan]

4 hours ago, wanna-b-fanboy said:

Loving these McEnany threads... she's still a poor-woman's Kelly-Anne though. 

 

 

"His intent is always to give truthful information."

So, he's just delusional then?

[do or die]

10 minutes ago, AtlanticRiderFan said:

"His intent is always to give truthful information."

So, he's just delusional then?

Right up there, with her telling the media " I will never lie to you"   Unreal lying Administration....

[17to85]

1 hour ago, AtlanticRiderFan said:

"His intent is always to give truthful information."

So, he's just delusional then?

I would have asked her what her and Trumps definition of truthful was. 

[Wanna-B-Fanboy]

1 hour ago, AtlanticRiderFan said:

"His intent is always to give truthful information."

So, he's just delusional then?

No, just a ******* liar.

[do or die]

Articulate as well...

Trump speaks at level of 8-year-old, new analysis finds:

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/trump-language-level-speaking-skills-age-eight-year-old-vocabulary-analysis-a8149926.html

Of course, this may actually be appropriate for a certain amount of his target audience.

[Wanna-B-Fanboy]

Jesus... What the actual ****...

"When the looting starts, the shooting starts."

- The POtuS.

 

 

Edited May 29, 2020 by wanna-b-fanboy

[The Unknown Poster]

11 minutes ago, wanna-b-fanboy said:

Jesus... What the actual ****...

"When the looting starts, the shooting starts."

- The POtuS.

 

 

Good God. He’s insane.