Official LRC President Donald J Trump Thread

Obama's wrote:

Fat hurts wrote:

Yes, Germany went all-in on rooftop solar. The problem is that Germany doesn't get enough sunshine to fully solve the problem with today's solar panels.

But the US has a distinct advantage. Most parts of our nation get lots of sunshine and solar investments pay for themselves in a few years.

And we have this huge untapped resource in the midwest deserts. A solar deployment of just 10,000 square miles in Arizona can power our entire nation. And that's with current technology.

What states are these midwest deserts in?

Fool, sand dunes ≠ only type of deserts

The polar regions are deserts. The plain states that were raped by politicians of their natural prairies are deserts.

The Dems and Flagpole FLOP AGAIN!! HAHA!!

They want her to just stop. Like I said earlier, the

The Dems and Flagpole FLOP AGAIN!! HAHA!!

They want her to just stop. Like I said earlier, the

Let's try this a third time...

The Dems and Flagpole FLOP AGAIN!! HAHA!!

They want her to just stop. Like I said earlier, the maybe 1% that she may be does not qualify her to claim Native American on any job application, which is what this whole thing is about.

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/cherokee-nation-responds-to-senator-warren-says-dna-test-useless-to-determine-tribal-citizenship

Silly Willy wrote:

Let's try this a third time...

The Dems and Flagpole FLOP AGAIN!! HAHA!!

They want her to just stop. Like I said earlier, the maybe 1% that she may be does not qualify her to claim Native American on any job application, which is what this whole thing is about.

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/cherokee-nation-responds-to-senator-warren-says-dna-test-useless-to-determine-tribal-citizenship

SO FREAKING FUNNY! The idiots just CONSTANTLY over-reach.

Quote from Cherokee Nation:

"Using a DNA test to lay claim to any connection to the Cherokee Nation or any tribal nation, even vaguely, is inappropriate and wrong. It makes a mockery out of DNA tests and its legitimate uses while also dishonoring legitimate tribal governments and their citizens, whose ancestors are well documented and whose heritage is proven. Senator Warren is undermining tribal interests with her continued claims of tribal heritage."

Flagpole wrote:

Ha!

https://www.cnn.com/2018/10/15/politics/elizabeth-warren-dna-test-native-american/index.html

Will Trump donate $1 million to charity like he said he would? Doubtful.

Seems like you have a comprehension problem, Flagpole. Perhaps, that is the reason you never advanced in the corporate world and have had little success in your own business.

Cheerios wrote:

Silly Willy wrote:

Let's try this a third time...

The Dems and Flagpole FLOP AGAIN!! HAHA!!

They want her to just stop. Like I said earlier, the maybe 1% that she may be does not qualify her to claim Native American on any job application, which is what this whole thing is about.

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/cherokee-nation-responds-to-senator-warren-says-dna-test-useless-to-determine-tribal-citizenship

SO FREAKING FUNNY! The idiots just CONSTANTLY over-reach.

Quote from Cherokee Nation:

"Using a DNA test to lay claim to any connection to the Cherokee Nation or any tribal nation, even vaguely, is inappropriate and wrong. It makes a mockery out of DNA tests and its legitimate uses while also dishonoring legitimate tribal governments and their citizens, whose ancestors are well documented and whose heritage is proven. Senator Warren is undermining tribal interests with her continued claims of tribal heritage."

The science of DNA is pretty well understood. The practice of keeping track of ancestors is spotty at best. Only a fool would bet against a legitimate DNA test.

In this week's edition of "Yes, the GOP is the party of White Supremacy" we turn our attention to several R's running for higher offices.

Incumbent Duncan Hunter, a candidate for House or Representatives who is currently under indictment blatantly using campaign funds for personal use and blaming it on his wife, called his non-Muslim opponent, Ammar Campa-Najjar, a security risk and put out an ad saying that his campaign is being orchestrated by CAIR and the Muslim Brotherhood.

Brian Kemp, candidate for Georgia governor, is overseeing his own election in his current role as Georgia's Secretary of State. (How this outrageous conflict of interest is allowed to continue, I have no idea.) He has put voter registrations of more than 50,000 Georgians on hold over minor discrepancies documentation. Roughly 80 percent of them are minorities.

Republican incumbent Rep. John Faso from NY is being challenged by Antonio Delgado, a black attorney who graduated from Harvard Law and was a Rhodes Scholar. Faso is running ads portraying Delgado as a scary gangster rapper because Delgado made a socially conscious rap album 12 years ago that uses naughty language.

Ron DeSantis, candidate for governor in Florida, is running against a black man, Andrew Gillum. DeSantis is friends with a bunch of white supremacists (one group made robocalls in which they pretended to be Gillum and talked about things like mudhuts amid sounds of drums and monkeys.) He and people surrounding his campaign keep "accidentally" saying racist things.

“I do miss Nancy Reagan. Ronald even more. Speaking of Bedtime for Bonzo, I think even that chimp stood up straighter than Michelle,”

-Karen Housley, Republican candidate for MN Senate

PIO! wrote:

Cheerios wrote:

SO FREAKING FUNNY! The idiots just CONSTANTLY over-reach.

Quote from Cherokee Nation:

"Using a DNA test to lay claim to any connection to the Cherokee Nation or any tribal nation, even vaguely, is inappropriate and wrong. It makes a mockery out of DNA tests and its legitimate uses while also dishonoring legitimate tribal governments and their citizens, whose ancestors are well documented and whose heritage is proven. Senator Warren is undermining tribal interests with her continued claims of tribal heritage."

The science of DNA is pretty well understood. The practice of keeping track of ancestors is spotty at best. Only a fool would bet against a legitimate DNA test.

This whole idiotic argument is as easy as 1-2-3:

1) The ultra-scientific DNA test (the one that finally showed positive for her, I'm sure) showed likely 8th-10th generation.

2) The tribes don't recognize that as being "Native American", which is fairly common knowledge.

3) She should not have claimed she was Native American on her job application to Harvard.

That's why she's been mocked for years about it. She knows damn well she isn't considered Native American.

It was funny to see her try to spin it as "Trump mocking the tribe," and then the tribe makes an official statement that tells Warren that SHE is the one undermining the tribe.

You can't make this stuff up.

Warren never said she wanted tribal citizenship. She never said she was Native American. She said she had Native American ancestry. There’s a difference. I have Irish and French ancestery but I’m just an American Mutt.

In other news Saudi Arabia is prepared to say Khashoggi died “accidentally” during an interrogation....one in which they brought a bone saw.....and threw everyone out of the building....and cleaned up before letting Turkish investigators in....sure ok.

Alan

Runningart2004 wrote:

Warren never said she wanted tribal citizenship. She never said she was Native American. She said she had Native American ancestry. There’s a difference. I have Irish and French ancestery but I’m just an American Mutt.

In other news Saudi Arabia is prepared to say Khashoggi died “accidentally” during an interrogation....one in which they brought a bone saw.....and threw everyone out of the building....and cleaned up before letting Turkish investigators in....sure ok.

Alan

Makes perfect sense.

Probably the dismemberment and disposal were also accidents. I mean, I can't tell you how many times I've caught myself saying, "Dang, the knife just slipped while I was preparing a salad and now, here's your friend, all diced up into little bits."

Accidents happen.

Runningart2004 wrote:

So for those assuming Trump will lose who will the candidate be? Does Warren, Feinstein, Booker or Harris have a chance? Sanders? Biden?

Does it matter?

Alan

Warren has the broadest appeal. Once people hear her message they love her. And she's the smartest of the field.

Elizabeth Warren is the anti-Trump.

Obama's wrote:

Fat hurts wrote:

Yes, Germany went all-in on rooftop solar. The problem is that Germany doesn't get enough sunshine to fully solve the problem with today's solar panels.

But the US has a distinct advantage. Most parts of our nation get lots of sunshine and solar investments pay for themselves in a few years.

And we have this huge untapped resource in the midwest deserts. A solar deployment of just 10,000 square miles in Arizona can power our entire nation. And that's with current technology.

What states are these midwest deserts in?

Excuse me. The southwest.

Fat hurts wrote:

SlimJim3 wrote:

We know that. Fat Hurts was smart enough to call your Hillary Clinton guaranteed win a bunch of

cr@p...befo

re the election results less than 2 years ago! On that subject, he was 100% right. Bottom line, he's smarter than you by a country mile and then some.

If you are trying to divide and conquer, it won't work. Flagpole and I agree a lot more than we disagree.

I'm not the poster, but I'll gladly respond to you Fat Hurts.

The last thing that I care about is getting together or separating two dorks on a running forum who think they are the cat's meow on politics. I've never seen such pompous comments as I have from you two.

I had a friend like you, a lost cause. Spent hours and hours of his day doing what you and your great mentor/leader flagpole do day after day. What a waste of human existence. Think of the hours and hours you spend?

I work and work hard, but I'm also a runner which helps relieve the stress of my job. I'm on here once a month at most. Liberals always seem to have more time.

You think far too highly of yourself and I can just imagine what you're like in real life---never wrong Fat. The guy at the party that everyone tries to avoid.

Me: I graduated from a little school called Columbia, it's in New York at 116th and Broadway. I lived there for 4 years and worked at the University Bookstore on Broadway for 3 years to help with tuition while I studied my tail off at Vagelos College (Med School at Columbia). I'm a Doctor now, in Michigan, and I've never read so much pompous propaganda conspiracy theories than you and your mentor. I've met extremely bright people who were extremely humble, but you two think your answers are gospel. That alone says enough about each of you.

Farewell Oh Great Ones, I have better things to do with my time. In the end, your constant whining and finger pointing will go no where as you both must post just to re-read your own words over and over.

Socrates. The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing. You and your mentor could certainly learn from his words, but...you're both to arrogant to even understand the meaning.

Hey dude, thanks for that post. Made my day. Especially the part about "a little school called Columbia." Great line when you are calling others pompous!

Fat hurts wrote:

Runningart2004 wrote:

So for those assuming Trump will lose who will the candidate be? Does Warren, Feinstein, Booker or Harris have a chance? Sanders? Biden?

Does it matter?

Alan

Warren has the broadest appeal. Once people hear her message they love her. And she's the smartest of the field.

Elizabeth Warren is the anti-Trump.

I have a difficult time imagining Warren winning a general election to be POTUS. Not saying that it couldn't possibly happen. Nor am I saying that it would be a bad thing. Just having a real hard time imagining it.

Runningart2004 wrote:

Warren never said she wanted tribal citizenship. She never said she was Native American. She said she had Native American ancestry. There’s a difference. I have Irish and French ancestery but I’m just an American Mutt.

Alan

Sooo, do you support her using her 'ancestry' (200years ago... maybe) as a tool to get a job? The Cherokee Nation sure doesn't.

Who needs Pocahontas when you have Billy Jack to take on the angry white men?

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ZqXvqaBw_iA

She will always be Pocahantas, LOL! And today's news just cements her clown status just like our own Clownpole.

"Elizabeth Warren is not a citizen of the Cherokee Nation.

Elizabeth Warren is not enrolled in the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians.

And Elizabeth Warren is not one of the United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee.

Nor could she become one, even if she wanted to."

"There's a running joke in Indian country: If you meet somebody who you wouldn't necessarily think is Native, but they say they're Native, chances are they'll tell you they're Cherokee"

https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2012/05/is-elizabeth-warren-native-american-or-what/257415/