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scottw 07-11-2020 09:15 AM

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Originally Posted by nightfighter (Post 1196741)

No no no.... I am not a snowflake.

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wasn't directed at you...just a general observation...

regarding the rest...it's not that tough to figure out...the alternative is Biden, Pelosi and Schumer running the country...

I suspect trump will run lots of ads this fall featuring footage provided from the last few weeks festivities, Americans being beaten, harassed, their businesses destroyed, historical sites destroyed and replaced with "art" and laws ignored all while democrats often cheered this as "progress"...this is actually what it looks like when marxist revolutionaries have gone wild through history, they like to paint stuff and break skulls... choose your poison America

detbuch 07-11-2020 09:40 AM

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Originally Posted by nightfighter (Post 1196741)
No no no.... I am not a snowflake. I am not frazzled. I am an educated, free thinking, independent, who voted against Hillary, yet votes with a conscience.

What does your conscience tell you about which party will protect your signature quote “Americans have the right and advantage of being armed, unlike the people of other countries, whose leaders are afraid to trust them with arms.” – James Madison.

I never thought that Trump had a chance leading up to the convention. And here we are, three and a half years into it. He hasn't taken advantage of anything except taking care of his own personal agenda. And his loyal cronies. Woe be the loyal soldier who bows to the laws of the land, though... cough cough Cohen....

It is extremely difficult to do anything other than take care of his personal agenda when for those three and a half years he has been consumed with constant investigations, accusations, lies and misrepresentation against him that required his time and resources to combat. Even so, in spite of that, as has been pointed out several times, he has done, against ferocious opposition, quite a bit that many consider good for the country.

The two administrations his most resembles are Woodrow Wilson's and 1930s Germany.... Ponder that last one for a minute.

That's an interesting comment. Could you elaborate?
I don't see the important resemblances.


I am amazed at how many very intelligent, well read, educated people, many who I consider friends, can follow and support this man with such fervor..... His shortcomings and failures are to the detriment of the people of these United States. I would willingly follow a leader. But he clearly is not one.

I am amazed that the clear corruption, abuse of power, dangerously illegal, and frightening, machinations that have been maliciously plotted and carried out by the Democrats and their willing accomplices in the FBI and CIA, against this President are so completely ignored. You speak of the detriment of the people of these United States?

If you don't think the most powerful criminal and intel organizations of this country willfully, purposefully, illegally concocting a narrative of the President conspiring with Russia, all in order to remove him from his duly elected office is far more dangerous than Trump's supposed lies (many of which are fabricated to appear so) and shortcomings and failures, then that is amazing to me. And, even worse, the leaders of the opposition party being complicit.

It's not about Trump. Those who are amazed that we support Trump are so myopic that they not only disregard the illegal attempt to bring him down, which is far, far more dangerous to the constitutional protection of our liberty than anything Trump has done, but they, even more strangely, pass over our repeated claim that it is not about Trump. It is about the battle of under which ideology we are to be governed.

Got Stripers 07-11-2020 09:54 AM

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Originally Posted by detbuch (Post 1196760)
I am amazed that the clear corruption, abuse of power, dangerously illegal, and frightening, machinations that have been maliciously plotted and carried out by the Democrats and their willing accomplices in the FBI and CIA, against this President are so completely ignored. You speak of the detriment of the people of these United States?

If you don't think the most powerful criminal and intel organizations of this country willfully, purposefully, illegally concocting a narrative of the President conspiring with Russia, all in order to remove him from his duly elected office is far more dangerous than Trump's supposed lies (many of which are fabricated to appear so) and shortcomings and failures, then that is amazing to me. And, even worse, the leaders of the opposition party being complicit.

It's not about Trump. Those who are amazed that we support Trump are so myopic that they not only disregard the illegal attempt to bring him down, which is far, far more dangerous to the constitutional protection of our liberty than anything Trump has done, but they, even more strangely, pass over our repeated claim that it is not about Trump. It is about the battle of under which ideology we are to be governed.

You need to come out of moms basement, you need to stop drinking that coolaid, take that MAGA hat off it’s clearly cutting off flow to your brain and step outside to clear your head of all those conspiracy theory’s Trump and his minions have been spinning.

scottw 07-11-2020 09:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Got Stripers (Post 1196761)
You need to come out of moms basement, you need to stop drinking that coolaid, take that MAGA hat off it’s clearly cutting off flow to your brain and step outside to clear your head of all those conspiracy theory’s Trump and his minions have been spinning.

this is intellectually lazy...

Got Stripers 07-11-2020 10:24 AM

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Originally Posted by scottw (Post 1196762)
this is intellectually lazy...

Trying to debate this guy is like beating your head against a wall, he isn’t rational. He appears much smarter than he is, hence his need to pontificate, don’t let it fool you. Much rather enjoy a bit of fun poking him with some levity. He is oxygen starved clearly and needs to get some air.

scottw 07-11-2020 10:42 AM

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Originally Posted by Got Stripers (Post 1196763)
Trying to debate this guy is like beating your head against a wall, he isn’t rational. He appears much smarter than he is, hence his need to pontificate, don’t let it fool you. Much rather enjoy a bit of fun poking him with some levity. He is oxygen starved clearly and needs to get some air.

he is clearly much smarter and better informed than you and nothing you wrote was even mildly amusing, but I have confidence that you can improve and be more creative :bl:

PaulS 07-11-2020 01:39 PM

and now Trump is weaponizing the IRS to go after colleges and their tax-exempt status. Remember when during the Obama Administration a couple employees took some shortcuts and you would think Obama peed on the flag.
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nightfighter 07-11-2020 01:56 PM

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Originally Posted by detbuch (Post 1196760)
I am amazed that the clear corruption, abuse of power, dangerously illegal, and frightening, machinations that have been maliciously plotted and carried out by the Democrats and their willing accomplices in the FBI and CIA, against this President are so completely ignored. You speak of the detriment of the people of these United States?

If you don't think the most powerful criminal and intel organizations of this country willfully, purposefully, illegally concocting a narrative of the President conspiring with Russia, all in order to remove him from his duly elected office is far more dangerous than Trump's supposed lies (many of which are fabricated to appear so) and shortcomings and failures, then that is amazing to me. And, even worse, the leaders of the opposition party being complicit.

It's not about Trump. Those who are amazed that we support Trump are so myopic that they not only disregard the illegal attempt to bring him down, which is far, far more dangerous to the constitutional protection of our liberty than anything Trump has done, but they, even more strangely, pass over our repeated claim that it is not about Trump. It is about the battle of under which ideology we are to be governed.

Wow, just wow.... I have to take a step back when I hear this argument. If "the most powerful criminal and intel organization in the country," ( I believe you mean the Democratic party operatives) could not secure an impeachment, then I question the title you have chosen to give them. This is all too extreme, for me at least, to even consider as credible. And if true, then we are just plain fuc ked anyway.

Slipknot 07-11-2020 03:38 PM

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Originally Posted by nightfighter (Post 1196773)
Wow, just wow.... I have to take a step back when I hear this argument. If "the most powerful criminal and intel organization in the country," ( I believe you mean the Democratic party operatives) could not secure an impeachment, then I question the title you have chosen to give them. This is all too extreme, for me at least, to even consider as credible. And if true, then we are just plain fuc ked anyway.

I think he is referring to FBI Ross

And if power goes to the left, just plain #^&#^&#^&#^&ed is an understatement
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Got Stripers 07-11-2020 03:55 PM

More fu*cked than what, the likely 200,000 dead by this countries piss poor handling of this virus, more fu*cked than all the businesses going under as a result, more fu*cked than our president ok with the new surge if it benefits his opinion that opening the economy and now the schools helps him in November. Fu*cked is THE definition of this presidency.
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Sea Dangles 07-11-2020 04:29 PM

Please move to another country in December.
Big Baby Time

Got Stripers 07-11-2020 04:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Sea Dangles (Post 1196780)
Please move to another country in December.
Big Baby Time

Must kill you that you promised the boss to tone down your insults, your reaching now. Don’t mistake my distain for this administration for anything else, I love this country and the beauty is I can express my opinion freely and you sir will just have to take it. Your guy is going down as the worst of all time and it’s hard to take I know.

nightfighter 07-11-2020 04:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Slipknot (Post 1196774)
I think he is referring to FBI Ross

And if power goes to the left, just plain #^&#^&#^&#^&ed is an understatement
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Maybe? IDK. But either way, I am not ok with extremists from the left or the right. I am not ok with defunding police, tearing down statues and rewriting our history. I am not ok with political divides as they are put up with city mayors outlawing all protests, except BLM. I am not ok with looters and protesters hiding behind the feel good movement of the year. I am not ok with people losing jobs for saying ALL lives matter, nor am I ok with my generation of white America made to feel we are the root of the problem. My generation has seen and done more than all other generations before us. I remember hearing the racist comments growing up and know the difference between my thoughts and actions and those of my parents. One bad cop in Minnesota, who should have been fired and prosecuted years before George Floyd, has boiled into a divided nation that is using this platform to further divide us when we needed a leader to unite. Sadly neither the right nor the left seem interested in doing this. All they want is to dismantle the other side at ANY COST.

And I believe in the science. Masks work. POTUS is an ass thinking his gut is better for our health, be it physical, mental, or economic. Schools aren't going to open across the board. Major professional sports are not going to be able to get through these "resumed" seasons without collateral damage. The world is laughing at us and how we can't control ourselves.... Covid has gotten the upper hand again nationally, if not in Massachusetts. But jumping into further opening will just lengthen the number of months before we can truly be back to normal. Canada may look more attractive to those suffering economically

Got Stripers 07-11-2020 05:23 PM

Well said Ross!
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PaulS 07-11-2020 06:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Sea Dangles (Post 1196780)
Please move to another country in December.
Big Baby Time

Please stop with the personal insults Bruce did nothing to you.
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wdmso 07-11-2020 07:51 PM

I have conducted a non scientific study ..seeing i am retired at 53 and a product of public schools and admittedly a horrible speller , i like to flip back and forth bettween fox and Cnn and to see how each covers stories and how each spin them..

CNN its covid 19 95% of the time the other 5% is exposing Trump for his covid response or lack of 1

Fox spends 95% going on about protest statues or defunding the police and 5% defending trump or acting like a trump surrogate attacking biden

Conclusions if your source of information is just 1 of these outlets and your on line info mirrors their message.. you need to diversify your news sources
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Pete F. 07-11-2020 08:27 PM

Just keep in mind
Trump’s campaign manager is a felon.
His deputy campaign manager is a felon.
His national security advisor is a felon.
His foreign policy advisor is a felon.
His personal lawyer is a felon.
His long time advisor is a felon.

It’s not a campaign, it’s a criminal enterprise.
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detbuch 07-11-2020 10:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Pete F. (Post 1196796)
Just keep in mind
Trump’s campaign manager is a felon.

Brad Parscale is not a felon.

His deputy campaign manager is a felon.

Bill Stepien is not a felon.

His national security advisor is a felon.

Robert C. O’Brien is not a felon.

His foreign policy advisor is a felon.

He has several. You're probably referring to Popadopoulos, who wasn't much of a felon.

His personal lawyer is a felon.

Jay Sekulow is not a felon.

His long time advisor is a felon.

He has several long time advisors. You referring to Stone? He's a harmless whacko convicted of process crimes by a prejudiced jury.

It’s not a campaign, it’s a criminal enterprise.
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His campaign is not guilty of crimes.

detbuch 07-11-2020 11:11 PM

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Originally Posted by nightfighter (Post 1196783)
Sadly neither the right nor the left seem interested in doing this. All they want is to dismantle the other side at ANY COST.

The motivation behind the conflict between both sides is the issue. Trump and Biden are not the issue. The reasons behind the conflict to win and destroy the other side are either to keep what is left of our founding constitutional form of limited central government power and restoring what portions of that form are lost, or to finish the transformation of that system into an administrative state run by experts which totally dominates governance in this country in which states are merely adjuncts to the will of that centralized, pretty much unlimited, power.

That is the simple, Cliff Notes style version of what we're ultimately voting on. Trump and Biden are merely bit players who come and soon go (although professional politicians like Biden seem to hang on forever). They mean little more than being the figurehead for the real agenda. Their personalities, strengths and weaknesses, accomplishments and failures are not much more than lipstick.

Voting for the man in this election may actually be voting against which type of government you want. Be sure that your eyes are on the prize in this election, not on the stylish purse that holds it.

Pete F. 07-12-2020 02:44 AM

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Originally Posted by detbuch (Post 1196797)
His campaign is not guilty of crimes.

You can’t keep them after they’re convicted.
Don’t worry though, the activity continues, that’s how criminal organizations work.

This is not about Trump protecting his friends. This is about Trump protecting Trump. Keep your mouth shut and you’ll be taken care of. This is how mobsters rule.
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nightfighter 07-12-2020 04:43 AM

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Originally Posted by detbuch (Post 1196799)
The motivation behind the conflict between both sides is the issue. Trump and Biden are not the issue. The reasons behind the conflict to win and destroy the other side are either to keep what is left of our founding constitutional form of limited central government power and restoring what portions of that form are lost, or to finish the transformation of that system into an administrative state run by experts which totally dominates governance in this country in which states are merely adjuncts to the will of that centralized, pretty much unlimited, power.

That is the simple, Cliff Notes style version of what we're ultimately voting on. Trump and Biden are merely bit players who come and soon go (although professional politicians like Biden seem to hang on forever). They mean little more than being the figurehead for the real agenda. Their personalities, strengths and weaknesses, accomplishments and failures are not much more than lipstick.

Voting for the man in this election may actually be voting against which type of government you want. Be sure that your eyes are on the prize in this election, not on the stylish purse that holds it.

This current administration in no way, represents anything resembling the constitutional form intended by the founders. And your statement that it purports to return to limited central governance is a joke, right? Limited central governance? With Donald J Trump? Pushing his way front and center on every issue. Dismissing experts in the field of disease and science so he can make a gut call.... Are you truly ready to hang your hat on this current administration? My eye is on the prize. I am going to vote against what the current administration has presented, which more closely resembles a nationalist dictatorship.

scottw 07-12-2020 05:18 AM

just sayin'...


"One-time defenders of unsavory Clinton and Obama pardons are outraged by the president’s commutation of his old associate’s 40-month sentence.

Bill Clinton pardoned his own brother for felony distribution of cocaine. And a key witness in the Whitewater scandal for which he and Hillary Clinton were under investigation. And three others convicted in independent counsel Ken Starr’s probe. And Marc Rich, in what was a straight up political payoff. And his CIA director. And his HUD secretary. And eight people convicted in an investigation of his Agriculture Department.

Clinton also commuted the sentences of convicted terrorists, some of whom hadn’t even asked for clemency. Shameless as he was, though, even he couldn’t bring himself to pardon Oscar Lopez Rivera, the defiantly unrepentant FALN leader.

President Obama took care of that.

Obama also commuted the sentence of a U.S. soldier who passed top-secret information to WikiLeaks. He pardoned his former Joint Chiefs of Staff vice chairman, who’d been convicted of making false statements about a leak of classified information to the New York Times. And when he couldn’t get Congress to amend federal drug laws the way he wanted them amended, Obama used the pardon power to slash hundreds of sentences, under an executive initiative later sharply criticized by the Obama-appointed DOJ inspector general.

I can’t get too whipped up over President Trump’s commutation of Roger Stone’s 40-month sentence for non-violent criminal obstruction of a bogusly based and ridiculously over-prosecuted investigation.

Not under circumstances in which jail-house doors have been swung open all over the country by federal, state, and local governments, which are using the coronavirus pandemic as a rationale to release both hardened criminals and elderly convicts (i.e., those around Stone’s age)."

spence 07-12-2020 06:31 AM

Every president has made questionable pardons, but to commute the sentence of a felon convicted of obstructing multiple investigations factoring your own behavior is as Mitt Romney called it “unprecedented, historic corruption.“
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scottw 07-12-2020 07:04 AM

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Originally Posted by spence (Post 1196804)
Every president has made questionable pardons, but to commute the sentence of a felon convicted of obstructing multiple investigations factoring your own behavior is as Mitt Romney called it “unprecedented, historic corruption.“
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this is hilarious and romney is a jealous drama queen

wdmso 07-12-2020 07:20 AM

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Originally Posted by scottw (Post 1196802)
just sayin'...


"One-time defenders of unsavory Clinton and Obama pardons are outraged by the president’s commutation of his old associate’s 40-month sentence.

Bill Clinton pardoned his own brother for felony distribution of cocaine. And a key witness in the Whitewater scandal for which he and Hillary Clinton were under investigation. And three others convicted in independent counsel Ken Starr’s probe. And Marc Rich, in what was a straight up political payoff. And his CIA director. And his HUD secretary. And eight people convicted in an investigation of his Agriculture Department.

Clinton also commuted the sentences of convicted terrorists, some of whom hadn’t even asked for clemency. Shameless as he was, though, even he couldn’t bring himself to pardon Oscar Lopez Rivera, the defiantly unrepentant FALN leader.

President Obama took care of that.

Obama also commuted the sentence of a U.S. soldier who passed top-secret information to WikiLeaks. He pardoned his former Joint Chiefs of Staff vice chairman, who’d been convicted of making false statements about a leak of classified information to the New York Times. And when he couldn’t get Congress to amend federal drug laws the way he wanted them amended, Obama used the pardon power to slash hundreds of sentences, under an executive initiative later sharply criticized by the Obama-appointed DOJ inspector general.

I can’t get too whipped up over President Trump’s commutation of Roger Stone’s 40-month sentence for non-violent criminal obstruction of a bogusly based and ridiculously over-prosecuted investigation.

Not under circumstances in which jail-house doors have been swung open all over the country by federal, state, and local governments, which are using the coronavirus pandemic as a rationale to release both hardened criminals and elderly convicts (i.e., those around Stone’s age)."

Denial is a wonderful thing... or the ability to only use 1 or 2 pardons from previous adminstrations leave out Bush. And not see a pattern in Trumps 25 pardons and 11 commutations.... just saying
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scottw 07-12-2020 07:27 AM

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Originally Posted by wdmso (Post 1196808)
Denial is a wonderful thing...
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denial?

nightfighter 07-12-2020 07:33 AM

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Originally Posted by scottw (Post 1196802)
just sayin'...


I can’t get too whipped up over President Trump’s commutation of Roger Stone’s 40-month sentence for non-violent criminal obstruction of a bogusly based and ridiculously over-prosecuted investigation.

Not under circumstances in which jail-house doors have been swung open all over the country by federal, state, and local governments, which are using the coronavirus pandemic as a rationale to release both hardened criminals and elderly convicts (i.e., those around Stone’s age)."

Here is a perfect example of where I feel independent thinking over partisan politics is needed... I agree that in the grand scope of things, Stone's commutation won't be an important historical event. (Just another example of why this POTUS is a horrible human being.) As for releasing so many from prison? I can see the compassionate argument there. Heck, the 41 year old son of a man I have used as a sub contractor, died in a state run lock up. Three days and he was gone. Dead. He was in for stealing from parking meters.... Not his first offense mind you, but you get my drift. Compassionate releases to fit the crime, I am ok with that. Not ok with the release of the animals who have already raped and killed again, after being released under the pandemic heading.
So what I am trying to portray is that some good old fashioned negotiation skills are needed here, in American government. Neither party has all the answers. We, as a country, still must be able to police and protect the people from the rioting and looting that goes for protesting these days. You don't need to be a police state in order to uphold the laws of the land. I am an independent, but clearly a right leaning independent. Doesn't mean I wont back proposals from the left that I think are viable or needed, just because of who proposed them. Partisan politics is what is wrong with government today, IMHO.

Sea Dangles 07-12-2020 07:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Got Stripers (Post 1196782)
Must kill you that you promised the boss to tone down your insults, your reaching now. Don’t mistake my distain for this administration for anything else, I love this country and the beauty is I can express my opinion freely and you sir will just have to take it. Your guy is going down as the worst of all time and it’s hard to take I know.

Our guy is the greatest president of our lifetime.
Don’t take that personally

wdmso 07-12-2020 07:36 AM

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Originally Posted by scottw (Post 1196810)
denial?

yep denial that Trump didn't do anything wrong or unethical or has clearly abused his authority once again ..

I am i wrong
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Sea Dangles 07-12-2020 07:39 AM

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Originally Posted by PaulS (Post 1196788)
Please stop with the personal insults Bruce did nothing to you.
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How is politely asking a big baby to move out of the Country an insult, and who is Bruce?

nightfighter 07-12-2020 07:41 AM

Partisan

definition
politics

A partisan is a committed member of a political party or army. In multi-party systems, the term is used for politicians who strongly support their party's policies and are reluctant to compromise with their political opponents.


It is a head scratcher as to why this behavior is allowed to continue by our elected representatives.... Though supporters from both sides of the aisle will complain about pols lining their own pockets.... It always comes down to money, doesn't it?

scottw 07-12-2020 07:50 AM

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Originally Posted by nightfighter (Post 1196813)

Partisan politics is what is wrong with government today, IMHO.

I'd only add...it's what's wrong with EVERYTHING today...EVERYTHING is politicized...the more you depend on government and give it power, which ultimately comes down to politics...the more time you spend focused on the machinations of government so we like Europe and other places continually turn more power over our lives to government then complain, protest, riot...when government doesn't act in ways that we feel are in our best interest...when you centralize government and you put that much power and control over $$$ in the hands of a few....of course government is extremely partisan.......

scottw 07-12-2020 07:52 AM

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Originally Posted by wdmso (Post 1196815)
yep denial that Trump didn't do anything wrong or unethical or has clearly abused his authority once again ..

I am i wrong
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did he do anything wrong, unethical or clearly abusive in this case?

Got Stripers 07-12-2020 08:31 AM

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Originally Posted by Sea Dangles (Post 1196814)
Our guy is the greatest president of our lifetime.
Don’t take that personally

Funny how you have felt the need to repeat that statement probably approaching 100 times, is that what you need to do in order to convince yourself of something your rational mind knows isn’t true. It was childish a year ago, now it’s just sad to watch, I’m afraid for your mental heath come November.

Sea Dangles 07-12-2020 09:00 AM

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Originally Posted by Got Stripers (Post 1196825)
Funny how you have felt the need to repeat that statement probably approaching 100 times, is that what you need to do in order to convince yourself of something your rational mind knows isn’t true. It was childish a year ago, now it’s just sad to watch, I’m afraid for your mental heath come November.

Funny?
Yes
In November we can have 2 outcomes,neither will have any influence on my future nor my happiness. If Trump wins, I promise to make fun of flakes for another 4 years. If Biden wins, I get to laugh for 4 years. Regardless, I will be smiling and thankful for our leadership.

One promise I will make now is to never be a big whining baby because I don’t get my way.��

Got Stripers 07-12-2020 09:09 AM

I think in a way you are whining like a baby, because your true self is just dying you can’t unleash your usual insults and SD BS. Don’t worry about me, regardless of the outcome of the last election, the next or any future election, my positive outlook on life is unshakable. This country will survive the worst president of our lifetime and any future political hack that gets elected.

Sea Dangles 07-12-2020 09:26 AM

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Originally Posted by Got Stripers (Post 1196829)
I think in a way you are whining like a baby, because your true self is just dying you can’t unleash your usual insults and SD BS. Don’t worry about me, regardless of the outcome of the last election, the next or any future election, my positive outlook on life is unshakable. This country will survive the worst president of our lifetime and any future political hack that gets elected.

I am not worried about you.
Peg will keep your diapers clean

Got Stripers 07-12-2020 09:37 AM

There is the SD we all know, couldn’t help yourself, just like your guy; neither of you can stop the inner self.
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spence 07-12-2020 10:02 AM

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Originally Posted by nightfighter (Post 1196818)
Partisan

definition
politics

A partisan is a committed member of a political party or army. In multi-party systems, the term is used for politicians who strongly support their party's policies and are reluctant to compromise with their political opponents.


It is a head scratcher as to why this behavior is allowed to continue by our elected representatives.... Though supporters from both sides of the aisle will complain about pols lining their own pockets.... It always comes down to money, doesn't it?

I think you can point to Newt Gingrich, rise of K street and endless Clinton non scandals as the turning point. Country came together briefly after 9/11 but even that unraveled once the truth became clear. Trump has simply taken it to entirely a new level.
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scottw 07-12-2020 10:40 AM

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Originally Posted by spence (Post 1196833)
I think you can point to Newt Gingrich, rise of K street and endless Clinton non scandals as the turning point. Country came together briefly after 9/11 but even that unraveled once the truth became clear. Trump has simply taken it to entirely a new level.
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spoken like a blind partisan:shocked:


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