Official LRC President Joseph R Biden Thread

TheAdultInTheRoom wrote:

hunter wheres the blow wrote:

I think just the nature of running for president as a black dude (being the first) was going to stoke some racial tensions. Not gonna be mad at a politician for trying to do well in polls. That can easily be justified if you believe in what you are doing, which I think he did.

Is there a time where he shouldn’t have taken the “brown guys” side? Like a bad one? You’re usually pretty good at finding some of the worst things democrats do.

The professor gates dude breaking into his house, Obama took the professor's side and called the cop a racist before he knew anything about that happened.

Obama declared George Zimmerman to be a murderer and said if he had a son he would look a lot like Trayvon Martin. He said this while the media was still calling Zimmerman a white guy. Because the left's journalism skills are irreproachable they later amended the description of Zimmerman to "white latino" after it became obvious that he wasn't even a little bit white.

Obama took Michael Brown's side and stayed on it even after the trial proved Brown was inside the cop car beating the cop before the BS "hands up don't shoot" nonsense began.

Obama HATES white people. He was abandoned by his father and raised by rich white people in Hawaii. How could he not.

joedlrrtty wrote:

nonequals wrote:

I know that the question and assertion don't deserve a reply, but....

Let me just START to quantify it for you: Who still supports it? Every single R who cheered about Liz Cheney losing her primary ONLY - I repeat ONLY - because she stood up to Trump about the election and 6 Jan. And what's that, 80-90% of the R party?

Don't ask stupid f***** that you know the answer to.

My god, is it really THAT hard for you guys to come to really, really obvious conclusions about Trump and the current R party without being "afraid" that it's just "liberal brainwashing"? You've been SO talked into overwhelming liberal media bias that you don't believe the news when they tell you it's raining....when you're standing there soaking wet. It's interesting, but intellectually, you literally look JUST as stupid as someone who would do that.

Cheney didn't lose Wyoming because of Trump. She lost in Wyoming because she aligned herself with the Democratic policy makers that are severely negatively impacting her states' industries. Wyoming is all about fossil fuels, logging and ranching. Those are things that Biden has declared war on. A federal moratorium on drilling is kind of a big deal in a state where the federal government controls about 48% of the land via the BLM or the Department of Interior. Her national aspirations alienated her from constituents.

nonequals wrote:

joedlrrtty wrote:

Cheney didn't lose Wyoming because of Trump. She lost in Wyoming because she aligned herself with the Democratic policy makers that are severely negatively impacting her states' industries. Wyoming is all about fossil fuels, logging and ranching. Those are things that Biden has declared war on. A federal moratorium on drilling is kind of a big deal in a state where the federal government controls about 48% of the land via the BLM or the Department of Interior. Her national aspirations alienated her from constituents.

Wow, what a coincidence. Liz Cheney didn't just label Trump and his actions for what they are, she ALSO became a policy liberal at right about the same time? Wow, that's weird. Did she "align herself" with Democrats against Trump, or against R policies, or both? We know the actual answer, and you, of course, provide no evidence for your false answer. What did she vote against? What did she speak for or against?

More succinctly, "Give me f***** break."

I'm not crazy about using cutesy phrases to help make points, but what explains Cheney's fall and describes the current R party is pretty damn close to simply, "It's a Trump cult."

And not to say that some or most of the conservative positions aren't still there, but it's so clear that they MUST take a back seat to supporting Trump and staying in the tribe. If the 2 line up, great. If they don't (supporting law enforcement, being against our enemies in the world, uhhh.....that democracy thing, etc., etc.), Trump wins.

"I'm a PATRIOT !!" I believe in the Constitution !! I have blind faith in an incredibly flawed 'leader' and the party that he leads and supports him !!!"

nonequals wrote:

Wow, what a coincidence. Liz Cheney didn't just label Trump and his actions for what they are, she ALSO became a policy liberal at right about the same time? Wow, that's weird. Did she "align herself" with Democrats against Trump, or against R policies, or both? We know the actual answer, and you, of course, provide no evidence for your false answer. What did she vote against? What did she speak for or against?

More succinctly, "Give me f***** break."

I'm not crazy about using cutesy phrases to help make points, but what explains Cheney's fall and describes the current R party is pretty damn close to simply, "It's a Trump cult."

And not to say that some or most of the conservative positions aren't still there, but it's so clear that they MUST take a back seat to supporting Trump and staying in the tribe. If the 2 line up, great. If they don't (supporting law enforcement, being against our enemies in the world, uhhh.....that democracy thing, etc., etc.), Trump wins.

"I'm a PATRIOT !!" I believe in the Constitution !! I have blind faith in an incredibly flawed 'leader' and the party that he leads and supports him !!!"