DiscoGary wrote:
Oprah just said that if God tells her to run, then [she] will. Let's think about that for a second.
If she doesn't get the message from God, then she's out.
If she does get the message from God then Democrats will have a candidate who claims to be speaking directly with God.
What would be the point of putting a *different* delusional person in the White House? This is part of why I don't want Trump gone before the end of his term--we'd get Pence!
DiscoGary wrote:
Oprah just said that if God tells her to run, then the will. Let's think about that for a second.
If she doesn't get the message from God, then she's out.
If she does get the message from God then Democrats will have a candidate who claims to be speaking directly with God. I don't think that will go over too well with the many in the liberal base.
https://www.stephenmillerbooks.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/creation-sistine-chapel.jpg
Well, you surely know that they'd make an exception for an African American woman. Well, a billionaire AA woman anyway.
Reminds me of the whole father of the Pulse shooter thing leading up to the election. Muslim guy says that his son shouldn't have done it because "god will take care of them all". But when it comes out that he doesn't like Trump, Dems open their arms to him. The guy just said he believes gays will be taken care of by god! Unreal. Imagine if a white man said that. You think he'd be taken in by Dems nowadays?
Flagpole wrote:
Trump is now pushing for banning of bump stocks and moving age to buy rifles (at least semi-automatic ones) to 21.
I told you people that Trump would be a bigger threat to the NRA than Hillary. Trump is not an ideologue, so he could not and would not just stand firm on an NRA position (or any position). Trump does not mind saying shocking and life-altering things...if he were allowed to be in office long enough, he would eventually say something like "I love the NRA, but really, we need to get a handle on these guns. I have to tell you there are too many guns." He just would. He is already pissing off the NRA with what he's saying today. That's what you get when you vote for a loose cannon...sometimes the barrel turns around on you.
Mueller is coming.
The clown is done.
Prescient, Trump has been asking Republican congressmen who won't support a raise in the age to buy firearms if they are AFRAID OF THE NRA!
Of course they are afraid of the NRA, but they never expected a Republican president to ask them that question. Of course Trump is all over on this issue.
foo wrote:
DiscoGary wrote:
The cheap shots are just too easy, so I'll avoid those.
Let's see how well your socialist welfare state works with all those wonderful immigrants you've been letting pour into Germany. To 98% of Americans it seems like you're committing cultural and economic suicide and I'm willing to bet that way more than half of us got that right.
Oh, and on German national health care, I saw a documentary a couple years back where German medical companies admitted that almost all their profits come from the US market because socialist countries squeeze the profit out of health care. Do you know what that means? It means that if the US goes full socialism, then the profits drop out of health care development and all you countries who depend on us will suffer way more than we will because your health care will no longer be subsidized by us.
... and I'll be right here explaining what happened to you, but you won't understand it because you think trickle down is a joke. You don't understand basic economics because you've been insulated from the consequences of your disastrous policies. Germans, amazingly talented and productive people but the source of ALL the worst ideas in the world.
What's an "opportunity set"? Maybe the German/English translator messed up.
DiscoGary, please don't suggest that you represent a majority of Americans. You speak for maybe 20 to 25% of us at most, not 98%.
great point - but make it 10-12% because Disco Inferno here likely represents the middle of the far RWNJs. And actually he's so paranoid it might be the 2-5% that are really out there. lol
excellent smithers wrote:
foo wrote:
DiscoGary, please don't suggest that you represent a majority of Americans. You speak for maybe 20 to 25% of us at most, not 98%.
great point - but make it 10-12% because Disco Inferno here likely represents the middle of the far RWNJs. And actually he's so paranoid it might be the 2-5% that are really out there. lol
So you guys are colluding with the Germans! Well, well, well. Probably secret Nazi sympathizers! Let's get a new independent council investigating you and everyone you know up to get to the bottom of this whole sordid affair.
EPlC Flagpole wrote:
Another great example of outsider leadership at today's gun discussion with Congress. The most significant gun legislation will be passed under President Trump. Not Obama (nothing done). Not Hillary (ha). Not Bill, of course.
Another win for POTUS45.
Great economy.
Strong stock market.
ISIS has been decimated.
Border crossings significantly down.
Wall for DACA will likely pass.
Huge gun legislation passed.
Democrat collusion, conniving, and cheating continues to be exposed each week. Democrats are reeling.
.....vs.....
"But, but, but.....Russia!"
You know what this all equals? Trump's re-election in 2020.
LRC might want to start a messageboard specifically for political counsel. LOL
This is what Libs are staring in the face every single day. Must absolutely suck. 6+ more years of Flagpole posting that Trump is done. Ha ha!
Three latest polls are in! 45% average.
https://realclearpolitics.com/epolls/other/president_trump_job_approval-6179.html
More good news from the Trump White House. This coming just one after testifying on Russian interference to help Trump get elected. ... The word on the street is that Hicks will cut a deal with Mueller to avoid tarnishing here reputation any worse that already is; how does a bottom-dwelling, swamp creature tarnish their reputation any worse than working--lying--for Trump?
White House communications director Hope Hicks to resign
Hicks is one of President Trump's longest-serving aides, having worked with him from the beginning of his campaign. The announcement comes a day after Hicks spent hours testifying before the House Intelligence Committee as part of its investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election.
Pollsterman wrote:
Three latest polls are in! 45% average.
Ahem . . . 41.2% per your link? Did you even bother to click your own link before posting?
UR Link wrote:
Pollsterman wrote:
Three latest polls are in! 45% average.
Ahem . . . 41.2% per your link? Did you even bother to click your own link before posting?
True as stated, the "THREE LATEST POLLS ARE IN! 45% average."
Your assumption would have been right if I had said "Three latest polls are in! He now has a 45% average." Because that is not a correct statement.
Shocking. Just, shocking. So much for the gun rights president.
Trump suggested guns should be taken away “immediately from people that you can judge easily are mentally ill,” alluding to the Florida shooter, who had undergone a psychiatric evaluation in 2016 but was ultimately not hospitalized.
“The police saw that he was a problem, they didn’t take any guns away,” Trump said. “Now that could have been policing, but they should have taken them away anyway, whether they had the right or not.”
Hopeless Hicks wrote:
More good news from the Trump White House. This coming just one after testifying on Russian interference to help Trump get elected. ... The word on the street is that Hicks will cut a deal with Mueller to avoid tarnishing here reputation any worse that already is; how does a bottom-dwelling, swamp creature tarnish their reputation any worse than working--lying--for Trump?
White House communications director Hope Hicks to resign
Hicks is one of President Trump's longest-serving aides, having worked with him from the beginning of his campaign. The announcement comes a day after Hicks spent hours testifying before the House Intelligence Committee as part of its investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election.
Now Trump really has no Hope.
All Hope is gone from the WH. And the hits keep coming.
DiscoGary wrote:
Oprah just said that if God tells her to run, then the will. Let's think about that for a second.
If she doesn't get the message from God, then she's out.
If she does get the message from God then Democrats will have a candidate who claims to be speaking directly with God. I don't think that will go over too well with the many in the liberal base.
https://www.stephenmillerbooks.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/creation-sistine-chapel.jpg
I agree with you there.
I think she's just digging the publicity right now.
She is a better marketer than even the Donald.
She made amazing wealth without a rich daddy.
It would be crazy if Trump gets taken down by Hope Hicks.
She has been at his side for many trips and conversations.
She doesn't want to go to jail and be more likely to give up the goods than Manafort.
A pardon may not enough of an incentive to lie under oath and ruin her future.
L L wrote:
It would be crazy if Trump gets taken down by Hope Hicks.
She has been at his side for many trips and conversations.
She doesn't want to go to jail and be more likely to give up the goods than Manafort.
A pardon may not enough of an incentive to lie under oath and ruin her future.
It sounds like this job combined with the investigation is a combination she no longer wanted to be a part of. I’m guessing she will not compromise herself under oath for the sake of loyalty.
She would sing like a bird.
For a quick change of pace on a somewhat related topic, what do folks think of Walmart's decision to raise the age required to purchase guns/ammo?
https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/walmart-sets-age-21-buy-235639418.html
Are there any legal issues here vis-a-vis refusing service to a subset of the population just because? Or does that only become an issue when there is a defined protected class involved?
Pollsterman wrote:
UR Link wrote:
Ahem . . . 41.2% per your link? Did you even bother to click your own link before posting?
True as stated, the "THREE LATEST POLLS ARE IN! 45% average."
Your assumption would have been right if I had said "Three latest polls are in! He now has a 45% average." Because that is not a correct statement.
But 40 + 44 + 49 is a 44% average, no? (Okay, 44.3, but still...) So your post was *still* not a correct statement.
[And the disapproval rating for those three is a solid 53% on average.]
Hardloper wrote:
Flagpole wrote:
Trump is now pushing for banning of bump stocks and moving age to buy rifles (at least semi-automatic ones) to 21.
I told you people that Trump would be a bigger threat to the NRA than Hillary.
Hillary would be the worst president in history for the 2nd amendment, so not sure what you mean by that. On the other hand bump stocks are not a big deal because people can make their own instead of buying them. Sounds more like he's throwing the anti-gun people a bone so they can't accuse him of doing nothing.
You are so wrong and have been fooled by him.
Today he told a room full of Senators, "Take the guns first and then legislate later." NO Democrat would do or say that. This is what you get for voting for him. He is not an ideologue...he just says what he think at the moment with no consideration for how if affects his party.
You voted for a loose cannon. Now, he wants to not only raise age limits but "take the guns first and then legislate later." Nice.
I will say it again -- that's what you get for voting for him. I warned that this was true about him.
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