jesseriley wrote:
Trumper
Clintonette
jesseriley wrote:
Trumper
Clintonette
Make America Great Again wrote:
Fat hurts wrote:
That's probably the dumbest argument there is for not turning over the return, which is why it never appears in the letter that the president's lawyer sent to the Treasury Department.
If Treasury doesn't turn over his return they are defying the law.
Are you suggesting that KellyAnne Conway is dumb? She is ten times smarter than that idiot named John Podesta.
And if the law is hurting the interests of American people, we need to change it. You wouldn't have defended Jim Crow "because it is the law", would you?
President Trump is fighting for the American taxpayers' privacy. Every freedom loving American should get behind him.
I said nothing about Kelly Anne Conway being dumb.
I said you are dumb. The argument that because Tiny didn't release his tax return and still got elected means he doesn't need to comply with the law is just plain dumb.
The idea that releasing the tax return is somehow akin to Jim Crow is even dumber.
nohope wrote:
most people don't vote,
half of the ones that do, are really flipping a coin.
another 20% have an IQ less than 75 and don't know what continent they are on.
another 10% are bought, bussed in.
if you say, hey i want a job, they'll call you alt right and a trumper.
america scores zero in politics and leadership.
america was so great, it's taken about 40 years of complete neglect and it's still better than most countries.
but the policies of venezuela now rampant in the us mindset and political fields will take its toll to
complete fascism and poverty.
most people have keyboards with caps capability
our friend doesn't
he's one of the 2% of people who have no cap buttons
that will lead to his mental and physical collapse
that's the result of his poor computer buying skills
that's his fate.
Greg wrote:
Many Jewish people are very successful and wealthy.
To be envious of this fact or to subject this group of people to hate is not acceptable.
Some people lack belief in their ability to create success and blame others.
No one is standing in their way of becoming successful but themselves.
Donald Trump needs to condemn hate groups.
He also needs to speak up about the Ukrainian sailors and demand their immediate release.
Just after 5:30pm in Moscow.
When is Paul Whelan coming home?
Why is he not on a plane back to the USA right now?
Why do the Canadians continue to be detained in China?
Why aren't they on a plane back to Canada right now?
In my mind, Trump has the ability to secure all of these things.
I am pro-Trump as far as these matter are concerned.
Greg wrote:
Trump needs to increase sanctions on Russia until it recognizes Crimea as Ukrainian territory.
A repayment plan to victims of the Crimean crisis from Russia is in order, in addition to victims of flight mh17.
Russian forces have no place in Crimea.
jesseriley wrote:
Trumper
Not even close. I've been bashing Trump on this thread for a long, long time.
Again, Agip is totally correct... moderates flipped the house.
Bernie is a horrible candidate for the Dems and a fake. Look into his Russia connections. He took his wife to the Soviet Union for their honeymoon FFS. Look into the Tad Devine connection. Taxes? Hmmm.
Back to Trump... he's losing it. Dementia is getting worse. Just listen to him. He's messing up with simple words more than usual. It's not helping that he knows Mueller's report is not going to exonerate him. His tweets are always a tell.
Worthy of a read.
Republicans have put America on a path of warp-speed decline — and they want you to think it’s worth cheering for
by Thom Hartmann
Listening to Republicans, it’s apparent they don’t have much respect for the intelligence of the American people.
Over 70 percent of Americans want a national health care system like every other developed country in the world has, but the GOP tells us that we just aren’t smart enough to make it work. It’ll be too confusing and complex for average Americans, they say, and, besides that, if the government “takes over” our health care system, we’re on our way to tyranny.
About two-thirds of Americans think that we should have free college education for anybody intellectually capable of attending, and free trade schools as well—like pretty much every other developed country in the world (and quite a few of the developing countries). Republicans tell us that we can’t use government funds to pay off our nation’s $1.5 trillion in student debt because we just borrowed that exact amount last year to give tax rebates to billionaires, so there’s nothing left. We’re just not smart enough to fix the problem.
And we could never, they tell us, go back to the free college like Thomas Jefferson created (he founded the University of Virginia as a free college), Abraham Lincoln instituted (he pushed for and got legislation to create 54 “land grant” colleges like Michigan State University with enough formerly public land that they could provide free or very cheap tuition), and Ronald Reagan ended in California when he was governor. Grandpa might have been able to pay for college with a part-time job in a gas station or restaurant (as I and most in my generation did), and no other country in the world may have the kind of student debt we have, but it’s just the way it is, they tell us. American’s just can’t figure it out.
Nearly eight out of ten Americans think taxes should be raised on the wealthy, but, the Republicans tell us, that would create economic chaos and destroy the economy. We’d end up like all those other countries where there’s a strong and vibrant middle class, but the billionaires can’t hoard their wealth without limit, and that would be a disaster… because… freedom. Americans who think rich people should pay their fair share of taxes to help the country are just, well, not that bright, says the GOP.
Just under two-thirds of Americans think our minimum wage should be $15 and look at Denmark, where MacDonald’s pays $20 an hour and a Big Mac costs only 80 cents more than in the United States (and Danish workers can easily afford that!). “Can’t we do that or even three-quarters of that?” they ask. “No,” Republicans say, “it’ll be too much of a burden on the poor executives and stockholders who might have to take slightly lower pay and dividends. It’s not possible.” We’re just not clever enough to figure out how to do such things, they tell us.
The Green New Deal is supported by 81 percent of registered voters, but, Republicans tell us, Americans just aren’t as smart as Norwegians (who have 60 percent of all car sales electric now and will totally phase out gas and diesel cars in eight years) or Germans (who produced more than 100 percent of the electricity their country needed a few days last year from renewable sources). We have to keep digging coal and drilling for oil and gas, polluting the planet, causing tens of thousands of cancers, and destroying the biosphere, because, after all, we wouldn’t want to cut the revenue to a vital industry, would we? Republicans even think that Americans will believe them when they say that the Green New Deal will mean we all have to stop eating hamburgers and flying, and must turn our cars over to “jackbooted thugs from the big government.”
A solid majority of Americans think women should make their own decisions on birth control and abortion, and that America should do more to provide prenatal care, and nine out of ten Americans think we should offer government-funded free pre-K daycare. But Republicans point to the states they run, like Mississippi where a woman is more likely to die in childbirth than in Bosnia or Botswana, and tell us that this is just how things have to be. Only by outlawing all abortion, Mississippi Republican Governor Phil Bryant tells us, can Mississippi become “the safest place in America for an unborn child.” Nothing else will work; we’ve lost that “take a man to the moon and bring him home safely” intellect we used to have.
Whether it’s strengthening environmental regulations, breaking up monopolies, restraining CEO pay, fully funding our public schools, or getting money out of politics—all things that have been done by most if not all of the fully developed countries in the world—Republicans tell us we just can’t do those things here in America. We’re just not that intelligent.
The story goes that Lincoln, during his debates with Stephen Douglas, said, “You can fool all the people some of the time, and some of the people all the time, but you cannot fool all the people all the time.”
Clearly the modern Republican Party, its billionaire funders and its media oligarchs have decided to stick with Lincoln’s logic. As long as they can fool some of the people all of the time, they don’t give a rat’s ass about the rest of us; that’s enough to win elections, particularly if they can continue to strategically suppress millions of votes.
They have their plan, and they’re sticking to it. They’re really, really smart.
And, in the process, Republicans have turned the USA into the world’s village idiot.
the nation believes in D policy more than it believes in R policy.
if the Ds would just focus on the normal stuff that people believe in...and not radical change...they would win.
They need to stop talking about eliminating the electoral college, free college, etc.
Just use the policies americans like. Gun control, environmentalism, sensible immigration, etc. Be decent, good government people. Not pushing radical change. We are tired and wary of radical change after 2 yrs of trump.
https://www.cnn.com/2019/04/07/politics/democratic-positions-majority/index.html
Fat hurts wrote:
I said nothing about Kelly Anne Conway being dumb.
I said you are dumb. The argument that because Tiny didn't release his tax return and still got elected means he doesn't need to comply with the law is just plain dumb.
The idea that releasing the tax return is somehow akin to Jim Crow is even dumber.
KellyAnne said “we litigated this all through the election” and “people didn't care.”
https://www.vox.com/2017/1/22/14351062/kellyanne-conway-trump-tax-returnsMake America Great Again wrote:
Fat hurts wrote:
I said nothing about Kelly Anne Conway being dumb.
I said you are dumb. The argument that because Tiny didn't release his tax return and still got elected means he doesn't need to comply with the law is just plain dumb.
The idea that releasing the tax return is somehow akin to Jim Crow is even dumber.
KellyAnne said “we litigated this all through the election” and “people didn't care.”
Lawyer KellyAnne does not know what the word litigation means.
nontrumper wrote:
jesseriley wrote:
Trumper
Not even close. I've been bashing Trump on this thread for a long, long time.
Again, Agip is totally correct... moderates flipped the house.
Bernie is a horrible candidate for the Dems and a fake. Look into his Russia connections. He took his wife to the Soviet Union for their honeymoon FFS. Look into the Tad Devine connection. Taxes? Hmmm.
Back to Trump... he's losing it. Dementia is getting worse. Just listen to him. He's messing up with simple words more than usual. It's not helping that he knows Mueller's report is not going to exonerate him. His tweets are always a tell.
Schiff is still going on TV convinced that collusion has been established despite Mueller finding the exact opposite. He’s a truther and a deranged conspiracy theorist. The more you libs let this fraud speak on your behalf, the more discredited and disgraced you become.
Don't be collusion troofers.
Rigged for Hillary wrote:
nontrumper wrote:
Not even close. I've been bashing Trump on this thread for a long, long time.
Again, Agip is totally correct... moderates flipped the house.
Bernie is a horrible candidate for the Dems and a fake. Look into his Russia connections. He took his wife to the Soviet Union for their honeymoon FFS. Look into the Tad Devine connection. Taxes? Hmmm.
Back to Trump... he's losing it. Dementia is getting worse. Just listen to him. He's messing up with simple words more than usual. It's not helping that he knows Mueller's report is not going to exonerate him. His tweets are always a tell.
Schiff is still going on TV convinced that collusion has been established despite Mueller finding the exact opposite. He’s a truther and a deranged conspiracy theorist. The more you libs let this fraud speak on your behalf, the more discredited and disgraced you become.
Don't be collusion troofers.
hey rigged what do you call:
1) meeting with russian intelligence to try to obtain dirt on your opponent and then lying to cover it up
2) meeting with russian intelligence and handing over internal campaign polling data
3) handing over to russian intelligence classified information your allies don't even get
4) lying to the american people to hide your business interests in russia and considering bribing putin to get more money out of it.
Just wondering. Those are indisputable facts. So what do you call that? Is it collusion? Or something else?
Rigged for Hillary wrote:
Schiff is still going on TV convinced that collusion has been established despite Mueller finding the exact opposite.
Again, quit sucking the Barr teat. His summary was not the Mueller report. You have no clue as to what Mueller found.
Make America Great Again wrote:
KellyAnne said “we litigated this all through the election” and “people didn't care.”
KellyAnne Conway is doing what she's paid to do which is to protect the interests of her boss who is the POTUS. She is neither dumb or smart for stating the above. She's doing her job even if her boss puts her in nearly impossible situations at times. She does her job well which is to, at times, turn the focus on her rather than her boss.
Much like Sarah Sanders daily briefings were putting her in impossible situations to the point in which she was going to leave the administration. So those briefings ceased except for the occasional formal briefing and some walk by briefings in which she's not subject to much questioning.
Rigged for Hillary wrote:
Schiff is still going on TV convinced that collusion has been established despite Mueller finding the exact opposite.
Can you point to the section in the Mueller report which states this unequivocally and without any evidence to the contrary?
There's a whole bunch of people who'd like to read this section.
nontrumper wrote:
Rigged for Hillary wrote:
Schiff is still going on TV convinced that collusion has been established despite Mueller finding the exact opposite.
Again, quit sucking the Barr teat. His summary was not the Mueller report. You have no clue as to what Mueller found.
Mueller found no collusion, troofer.
Rigged for Hillary wrote:
nontrumper wrote:
Again, quit sucking the Barr teat. His summary was not the Mueller report. You have no clue as to what Mueller found.
Mueller found no collusion, troofer.
Provide your secret link to the full, non-redacted, Mueller report. Or, it didn't happen.
Thank you in advance.
The Fokus wrote:
Make America Great Again wrote:
KellyAnne said “we litigated this all through the election” and “people didn't care.”
KellyAnne Conway is doing what she's paid to do which is to protect the interests of her boss who is the POTUS. She is neither dumb or smart for stating the above. She's doing her job even if her boss puts her in nearly impossible situations at times. She does her job well which is to, at times, turn the focus on her rather than her boss.
Much like Sarah Sanders daily briefings were putting her in impossible situations to the point in which she was going to leave the administration. So those briefings ceased except for the occasional formal briefing and some walk by briefings in which she's not subject to much questioning.
Correct. Conway is not dumb to say those things. It is her job.
But you are really dumb if you believe it.
The law explicitly says that congress has the right to see anyone's tax returns. It is part of their oversight responsibility under the constitution. End of story.
nontrumper wrote:
jesseriley wrote:
Trumper
Not even close. I've been bashing Trump on this thread for a long, long time.
Again, Agip is totally correct... moderates flipped the house.
Bernie is a horrible candidate for the Dems and a fake. Look into his Russia connections. He took his wife to the Soviet Union for their honeymoon FFS. Look into the Tad Devine connection. Taxes? Hmmm.
Back to Trump... he's losing it. Dementia is getting worse. Just listen to him. He's messing up with simple words more than usual. It's not helping that he knows Mueller's report is not going to exonerate him. His tweets are always a tell.
yes, origins and oranges, not even close. that's kinda like saying the word blue instead of yellow, LOL!
needed to correct myself as my post didn't come off right.