OFFICIAL LRC President Donald Trump SECOND TERM Thread

Oldrunningguy wrote:

Speaker Johnson says that "Leaders cannot call their political opponents enemies of the state because they disagree with their policy priorities."

Trump’s used these words to describe Americans who vote for a Democrat:

- Radical Left
- Radical Democrat
- Crooked
- Fascists
- Nazis
- Communists
- Rigged / Cheaters
- Weak
- The Enemy
- Stupid
- Phony
- Evil
- Dangerous
- God Hating
- America Hating
- Vermin
- Filth
- Garbage
- Lowlifes
- Low IQ Individuals
- Dummies
- Scum
- Animals
- Lunatics

Oldrunningguy wrote:

Speaker Johnson says that "Leaders cannot call their political opponents enemies of the state because they disagree with their policy priorities."

Trump’s used these words to describe Americans who vote for a Democrat:

- Radical Left
- Radical Democrat
- Crooked
- Fascists
- Nazis
- Communists
- Rigged / Cheaters
- Weak
- The Enemy
- Stupid
- Phony
- Evil
- Dangerous
- God Hating
- America Hating
- Vermin
- Filth
- Garbage
- Lowlifes
- Low IQ Individuals
- Dummies
- Scum
- Animals
- Lunatics

Noyankee wrote:

gnarlysheen wrote:

Finally sum Truth 2 wrote:
Charlie was a racist piece of sh*t and his death makes the world a better place. I hope his kids cry themselves to sleep knowing daddy was a f*cking scumbag. $100 says Erika is already f*cking somebody else.

No doubt there are others but that makes no difference. People in this country voice their opinion via the vote.

of the 258 Democrat voted in members of Congress, not only did they not accept a moment of silence but I cannot think of one who even condemned the assassination. if any did, it would be Fetterman.

And this was repeated behavior from multiple attempted Trump assassinations.

So, either you join MAGA, or this is acceptable to you because we represent the side that says it’s unacceptable. Period. This move sends people to h*ll, and that’s all that needs to be said.

Dems don’t have a single representative that says this. If you do, it’s not many.

Oldrunningguy wrote:

Speaker Johnson says that "Leaders cannot call their political opponents enemies of the state because they disagree with their policy priorities."

Trump’s used these words to describe Americans who vote for a Democrat:

- Radical Left
- Radical Democrat
- Crooked
- Fascists
- Nazis
- Communists
- Rigged / Cheaters
- Weak
- The Enemy
- Stupid
- Phony
- Evil
- Dangerous
- God Hating
- America Hating
- Vermin
- Filth
- Garbage
- Lowlifes
- Low IQ Individuals
- Dummies
- Scum
- Animals
- Lunatics

BillionairesForHire wrote:

Noyankee wrote:

No doubt there are others but that makes no difference. People in this country voice their opinion via the vote.

of the 258 Democrat voted in members of Congress, not only did they not accept a moment of silence but I cannot think of one who even condemned the assassination. if any did, it would be Fetterman.

And this was repeated behavior from multiple attempted Trump assassinations.

So, either you join MAGA, or this is acceptable to you because we represent the side that says it’s unacceptable. Period. This move sends people to h*ll, and that’s all that needs to be said.

Dems don’t have a single representative that says this. If you do, it’s not many.

Will you observe a moment of silence when Pelosi, Biden or Schumer die? I seriously doubt it, but you go ahead with your insanely one sided view of the world while never demanding the same of your party or yourself.

Sally Vix wrote:

Oldrunningguy wrote:

Speaker Johnson says that "Leaders cannot call their political opponents enemies of the state because they disagree with their policy priorities."

Trump’s used these words to describe Americans who vote for a Democrat:

- Radical Left
- Radical Democrat
- Crooked
- Fascists
- Nazis
- Communists
- Rigged / Cheaters
- Weak
- The Enemy
- Stupid
- Phony
- Evil
- Dangerous
- God Hating
- America Hating
- Vermin
- Filth
- Garbage
- Lowlifes
- Low IQ Individuals
- Dummies
- Scum
- Animals
- Lunatics

Did you come up with this list on your own or are you plagiarising again?

BillionairesForHire wrote:

Noyankee wrote:

No doubt there are others but that makes no difference. People in this country voice their opinion via the vote.

of the 258 Democrat voted in members of Congress, not only did they not accept a moment of silence but I cannot think of one who even condemned the assassination. if any did, it would be Fetterman.

And this was repeated behavior from multiple attempted Trump assassinations.

So, either you join MAGA, or this is acceptable to you because we represent the side that says it’s unacceptable. Period. This move sends people to h*ll, and that’s all that needs to be said.

Dems don’t have a single representative that says this. If you do, it’s not many.

Will you observe a moment of silence when Pelosi, Biden or Schumer die? I seriously doubt it, but you go ahead with your insanely one sided view of the world while never demanding the same of your party or yourself.

Noyankee wrote:

gnarlysheen wrote:

Finally sum Truth 2 wrote:
Charlie was a racist piece of sh*t and his death makes the world a better place. I hope his kids cry themselves to sleep knowing daddy was a f*cking scumbag. $100 says Erika is already f*cking somebody else.

No doubt there are others but that makes no difference. People in this country voice their opinion via the vote.

of the 258 Democrat voted in members of Congress, not only did they not accept a moment of silence but I cannot think of one who even condemned the assassination. if any did, it would be Fetterman.

And this was repeated behavior from multiple attempted Trump assassinations.

So, either you join MAGA, or this is acceptable to you because we represent the side that says it’s unacceptable. Period. This move sends people to h*ll, and that’s all that needs to be said.

Dems don’t have a single representative that says this. If you do, it’s not many.

Rea1 0bvi wrote:

Noyankee wrote:

No doubt there are others but that makes no difference. People in this country voice their opinion via the vote.

of the 258 Democrat voted in members of Congress, not only did they not accept a moment of silence but I cannot think of one who even condemned the assassination. if any did, it would be Fetterman.

And this was repeated behavior from multiple attempted Trump assassinations.

So, either you join MAGA, or this is acceptable to you because we represent the side that says it’s unacceptable. Period. This move sends people to h*ll, and that’s all that needs to be said.

Dems don’t have a single representative that says this. If you do, it’s not many.

Ken Martin
Chair of the Democratic National Committee: Called the killing a
“horrific act of targeted political violence,” praying for the family;
said disagreement must never lead to violence, and political violence is
unacceptable in America.
Kamala Harris
Former Vice President; senior Democratic leader: “I am deeply disturbed
by the shooting in Utah. Doug and I send our prayers to Charlie Kirk
and his family. … Political violence has no place in America. I condemn
this act … we all must work together to ensure this does not lead to
more violence.”
Chuck Schumer
U.S. Senator: Called the shooting horrifying, with prayers for Kirk and
his family; said political violence has no place in America.
Hakeem Jeffries
U.S. Representative (Democrat): “Political violence is NEVER acceptable.
My thoughts and prayers are with Charlie Kirk and his family.”
Joe Biden
President / Former President: “There is no place in our country for
this kind of violence. It must end now. Jill and I are praying for
Charlie Kirk’s family and loved ones.”
Barack Obama
Former President: Called it “despicable violence,” said this kind of
violence has no place in our democracy; prayers for Kirk’s family.
Jack Reed
U.S. Senator (Democrat, Rhode Island): Said he “strongly condemn[s]
this reprehensible attack … Political violence is unacceptable … we must
come together” etc.
Gavin Newsom
Governor of California (Democrat): Called the attack “disgusting, vile,
and reprehensible,” urged rejecting political violence in every form,
said discourse must be through dialogue, not violence.
Nancy Pelosi
Former Speaker of the House: Called it “reprehensible” and said “Political violence has absolutely no place in our nation.”
Josh Shapiro
Governor of Pennsylvania: Said the attack is horrifying; that moral
clarity is needed; this kind of violence cannot be allowed in society.
Maura Healey
Governor of Massachusetts (Democrat): “Violence has no place in our
politics — ever. What happened to Charlie Kirk is horrific, and we
condemn it in the strongest possible terms. The growth of political
violence in our country must be stopped.”
Wes Moore
Governor of Maryland (Democrat): “Political violence is never acceptable, ever” and condemned the attack strongly.
Senator Chris Van Hollen
U.S. Senator (Democrat, Maryland): “Violence is never the answer. It is never acceptable, never.”
Rep. Juan Vargas
U.S. Representative (Democrat): “Political violence has no place in our country and it’s never acceptable. Never.”
Rep. Scott Peters
U.S. Representative (Democrat): “The attack on Charlie Kirk is horrific.
As Americans, we must be able to disagree on politics and stand
together condemning all forms of political violence.”
Rep. Sara Jacobs
U.S. Representative (Democrat): “I fully condemn this shooting. It adds
to the feeding frenzy of political violence in our country, which makes
all of us less safe …”
Rep. Mike Levin (D‑California)
U.S. Representative: “The shooting of Charlie Kirk is horrific.
Political violence has no place in America. … we must lower the anger
and hate poisoning our politics … resolve differences peacefully … basic
respect.”
Gretchen Whitmer
Governor of Michigan (Democrat): Wrote that everyone should “stand up against any and all forms of political violence.”

BillionairesForHire wrote:

Oldrunningguy wrote:

Speaker Johnson says that "Leaders cannot call their political opponents enemies of the state because they disagree with their policy priorities."

Trump’s used these words to describe Americans who vote for a Democrat:

- Radical Left
- Radical Democrat
- Crooked
- Fascists
- Nazis
- Communists
- Rigged / Cheaters
- Weak
- The Enemy
- Stupid
- Phony
- Evil
- Dangerous
- God Hating
- America Hating
- Vermin
- Filth
- Garbage
- Lowlifes
- Low IQ Individuals
- Dummies
- Scum
- Animals
- Lunatics

When did Johnson say that? Trump says democrats and the free press are the enemy of the state almost daily because they disagree with him. That is some incredible deafness to his own president's constant rhetoric.

Noyankee wrote:

Rea1 0bvi wrote:

Ken Martin
Chair of the Democratic National Committee: Called the killing a
“horrific act of targeted political violence,” praying for the family;
said disagreement must never lead to violence, and political violence is
unacceptable in America.
Kamala Harris
Former Vice President; senior Democratic leader: “I am deeply disturbed
by the shooting in Utah. Doug and I send our prayers to Charlie Kirk
and his family. … Political violence has no place in America. I condemn
this act … we all must work together to ensure this does not lead to
more violence.”
Chuck Schumer
U.S. Senator: Called the shooting horrifying, with prayers for Kirk and
his family; said political violence has no place in America.
Hakeem Jeffries
U.S. Representative (Democrat): “Political violence is NEVER acceptable.
My thoughts and prayers are with Charlie Kirk and his family.”
Joe Biden
President / Former President: “There is no place in our country for
this kind of violence. It must end now. Jill and I are praying for
Charlie Kirk’s family and loved ones.”
Barack Obama
Former President: Called it “despicable violence,” said this kind of
violence has no place in our democracy; prayers for Kirk’s family.
Jack Reed
U.S. Senator (Democrat, Rhode Island): Said he “strongly condemn[s]
this reprehensible attack … Political violence is unacceptable … we must
come together” etc.
Gavin Newsom
Governor of California (Democrat): Called the attack “disgusting, vile,
and reprehensible,” urged rejecting political violence in every form,
said discourse must be through dialogue, not violence.
Nancy Pelosi
Former Speaker of the House: Called it “reprehensible” and said “Political violence has absolutely no place in our nation.”
Josh Shapiro
Governor of Pennsylvania: Said the attack is horrifying; that moral
clarity is needed; this kind of violence cannot be allowed in society.
Maura Healey
Governor of Massachusetts (Democrat): “Violence has no place in our
politics — ever. What happened to Charlie Kirk is horrific, and we
condemn it in the strongest possible terms. The growth of political
violence in our country must be stopped.”
Wes Moore
Governor of Maryland (Democrat): “Political violence is never acceptable, ever” and condemned the attack strongly.
Senator Chris Van Hollen
U.S. Senator (Democrat, Maryland): “Violence is never the answer. It is never acceptable, never.”
Rep. Juan Vargas
U.S. Representative (Democrat): “Political violence has no place in our country and it’s never acceptable. Never.”
Rep. Scott Peters
U.S. Representative (Democrat): “The attack on Charlie Kirk is horrific.
As Americans, we must be able to disagree on politics and stand
together condemning all forms of political violence.”
Rep. Sara Jacobs
U.S. Representative (Democrat): “I fully condemn this shooting. It adds
to the feeding frenzy of political violence in our country, which makes
all of us less safe …”
Rep. Mike Levin (D‑California)
U.S. Representative: “The shooting of Charlie Kirk is horrific.
Political violence has no place in America. … we must lower the anger
and hate poisoning our politics … resolve differences peacefully … basic
respect.”
Gretchen Whitmer
Governor of Michigan (Democrat): Wrote that everyone should “stand up against any and all forms of political violence.”

So you used AI and came up with 9, count them 9, members of Congress out of 258. Little over 3%

Further, everything AI came up with, you have edited, so one can conclude that many of these have a justification or the word “but” in their feigned condemnation.

So, you are the party of 3% good normal folks, at best. hang your hat nut.

BillionairesForHire wrote:

Noyankee wrote:

So you used AI and came up with 9, count them 9, members of Congress out of 258. Little over 3%

Further, everything AI came up with, you have edited, so one can conclude that many of these have a justification or the word “but” in their feigned condemnation.

So, you are the party of 3% good normal folks, at best. hang your hat nut.

These are the top people in the Democratic Party. They set the tone. All of them condemned the killling and called for an end to political violence. The above quotes are clear. You desperately want them to say something else. You claim there is a justification or "but" and don't show it because you cannot.

Trump and many other Republicans immediately blamed "the left" for starting a war before they even had a suspect or motive. What was their reaction when the Minnesota Democratic politicians were killed? No moment of silence, no half mast flag, no calls to the governor or families, no condemnation of right wing violence.

The difference is stark.