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Senators reach deal ...
Funny this deal gets passed and i didn't see any catchy
democrats kill virus relief bill:kewl: I have seen the Trump supporters on other sites,, still making outlandish claims still blaming democrats about the details of a bill That Their President is going to sign :kewl: unless Fox tells him something else |
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it earlier. that’s why you didn’t see anyone say they killed it this time. are you denying that senate democrats are the reason it didn’t get passed a few days ago? When faced with a pandemic, every doctor says the first thing you need, is $35 million for the kennedy center for performing arts. that will keep us all healthy. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
More IQ points lost, won’t be getting those back... :rolleyes:
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Your a Fox parrot just admit it |
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And did this make you feel better? Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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It is that I think responding to someone's posts (who isn't talking to you) and insulting their intelligence says something about them. I thought you were better than that but I'm prob. wrong since you seem to be doing that more and more. |
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many thousands of people wouldn’t have been furloughed. you can’t just say, the dems killed it. fox parrot? i hate sean hannity. the only one i watch occasionally is tucker carlson, who like me, regularly criticized republicans and praises liberals. you’re the parrot here. not me. when do you criticize liberals or praise conservatives? when have you ever done that? on what major issues do you disagree with liberals? We’re all ears wayne, go ahead and tell us which major issues you side with conservatives on? Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Your posts lately are basically a mix of fighting with Jim, calling Scott snarky, or passing your holier than thou judgements on anybody that disagrees with your views, so spare me your thoughts about my character. I sleep fine at night. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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I agree three days isn't the end of the world. But the fact is, the senate democrats killed it on Monday, and the did so because they wanted funding for liberal projects, some (not all) of which have absolutely nothing to do with helping sick people - do you agree with this, yes or no? Requiring that companies have officers in charge of inclusion and diversity? $35 million for the Kennedy center for the arts? |
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This bill isnt going to prevent future layoffs lets hope it helps 35mil for the Kennedy might not have been need if Republicans didnt target planned parenthood or other non profits... who knows maybe both have been removed Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Any bill being negotiated includes the wishes of both parties and some things get negotiated away. The diff. here is that you only focus on one side and blame the Ds. Pres. Trump even seemed to agree w/that by stating he didn't want a company to get $ and then buy back their stock. |
I’m happy to dunk on Congress, but I don’t understand why some people think it should be quick, easy, and painless to get a majority to agree on how to spend two trillion dollars.
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Republicans right now are holding up COVID relief package because the unemployment insurance is TOO GENEROUS, In a statement, Sens. Tim Scott, R-S.C., Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., and Ben Sasse, R-Neb., said that the bill could provide a "strong incentive for employees to be laid off instead of going to work" because some people could theoretically make more by being unemployed. they continued. "If the federal government accidentally incentivizes layoffs, we risk life-threatening shortages in sectors where doctors, nurses, and pharmacists are trying to care for the sick, and where growers and grocers, truckers and cooks are trying to get food to families' tables." really only big business who they want to give billions to.. would lay people off so the government can pay them .. the individual has no such power to lay themselves off :wall: |
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Is this how retirement is gonna go? Why not try happiness... Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Originally Posted by Sea Dangles So you read Breitbart actually...it's Bartbright :uhuh: |
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You should take a look Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
Ha, I get my fill here.
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And your ignorance may not be entirely innocent. I suspect you disagree with the "world view," as you've put it in the past, or with the political view or slant, of Breitbart, or Fox New, or various bloggers, etc., so you intentionally pick something you think is negative about them, point that out, then think you've proved that they are to be scorned and dismissed. Breitbart and Fox news are excellent sources for things that the left leaning media avoid covering or get wrong when they do. Breitbart and Fox got a whole lot more right on a lot of the nonsense ginned up about Trump. They've pointed out a host of fallacies, misconceptions, and lies told about Trump. They were far more accurate and ultimately right about the Russia hoax, the impeachment hoax, the obstruction hoax, and a whole lot more, than was the leftist media. That's true of many "conservative" or libertarian bloggers such as those whose videos I've posted and you've dismissed via this method of pointing out a thing that you think is negative about them personally, and so dismiss, avoid, the content of their message which you were not able to dispute. Your method is a recipe for remaining willfully ignorant. How useful was your source for the fish tank cleaner drinkers? |
Feel free to support all the fish tank cleaner imbibers you want.
Some hope that politicians look for support among the people not so easily confused Apparently that is not the case with Trumplicans Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
"House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D., Calif.) worked to scupper the phase-three coronavirus relief package on Sunday after Majority Whip James Clyburn (D., S.C.) told caucus members last week that the bill was “a tremendous opportunity to restructure things to fit our vision.”
Clyburn’s comments came on a Thursday call featuring more than 200 House Democrats, during which caucus members laid out a list of provisions they wanted to be included in the Senate’s trillion-dollar package." |
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Maybe you should ride your high horse over there and read the comments, then come back and tells us what you think , because you clearly have no idea how extremist their views are , hiding behind words like patriotism and MANGA The volume of hate and vitriol is amazing. Our forum is respectfully and moderate in comparison. Notice the ads here , I've attached 1 from their site |
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And wanting Hillary to be brought to justice is not extreme. A great many Americans, not an extreme fringe, feel that way. And much of what is in Breitbart is information and commentary from the "conservative" prospective that you won't find in leftist outlets. And if you think that asking for a vote is hate, vitriol, and extreme, then I can understand why you side with Progressives. Progressives seem to have this notion that anything they don't agree with is extreme . . . as well as hateful, racist, and all the rest of the mantra. |
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you've exposed yourself as one of them ... where facts a reality are absent .... :btu: |
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I doubt that anything will be done to Hillary re her political misdeeds, so I don't think about it. And I don't respond to polls. So I'm not one of those who would have voted to the ad in your link. And I have no illusion that when I "expose" your problem with being able to think or discuss rationally that a light will go on in your head and "expose" your problem for you to more clearly see it. I just do it a little for fun and a little to shine that light for others who may wonder what's going on with some of your gibberish--such as you display by your above post. |
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There are enough people who think she committed a crime, that to consider their view to be an extreme one seems to be at least erroneous, or, more underhandedly, might be considered a biased tactic to marginalize and dismiss them. And further labeling them beyond that as vitriolic, or haters, is demeaning them as well. It is a pretty shady way to have a discussion. And if you're trying frame the argument as one can only believe that a crime has been committed when it is brought by "law enforcement" (whatever that means), then your attempt at thought control is closer than you know to that "authoritarian" form of government that you accuse others of. |
Nearly two-thirds of Americans believe that Donald Trump committed crimes before he became president, according to a new Quinnipiac poll conducted after Trump’s former lawyer Michael Cohen testified to Congress.
Among those surveyed, 64 percent believe that the president committed crimes before he was elected, with 24 percent saying they don’t think he did. Those polled were split on whether they believe Trump has committed crimes while in office: According to the poll, 45 percent believe the president has, while 43 percent say he hasn’t. |
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