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Forbes issues warning
Forbes published a piece, warning any company that hires Trump senior officials, that every statement that company ever makes, will
be presumed to be a lie. I was concerned with the extreme to which we’d pass liberal bills after this election. But i never thought we’d spend this much energy on reprisals. Forbes literally dared companies to hire these people. This is unity and tolerance?Censorship and retribution? It beats everything i’ve seen. It’s like the left is actually scared of having to put their TDS on a shelf, they’re going berserk with one final purge. Again, Rockhound, I’d be fascinated with your take. https://www.google.com/amp/s/au.fina...mgYh2V9w3gDshM |
Now, Forbes is a left wing organization.
How about the list of political donors that will not provide funding for the Reps and Senators who backed Trumps attempt to steal the election. Or the largest business organization in the country, U.S. CHAMBER'S DONOHUE SAYS TRUMP'S CONDUCT LAST WEEK "WAS ABSOLUTELY UNACCEPTABLE AND COMPLETELY INEXCUSABLE |
Here is the quote from your link. “Let it be known to the business world: Hire any of Trump’s fellow fabulists... and Forbes will assume that everything your company or firm talks about is a lie. We’re going to scrutinize, double-check, investigate with the same skepticism we’d approach a Trump tweet,”
And I assume everyone understands they aren't talking about low level ees at Forbes or in the Trump admin. So Forbes should just take on face value quotes from people who have lied repeatedly in the past w/o investigating the facts behind the quote? |
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Hilary said very forcefully, hat Bill wasn’t cheating on her, but rather he was being framed by republicans. she also said she came under sniper fire on a trip which was a BS claim. but she can work anywhere she wants? Sarah Sanders is a pathological liar? she’s told worse lies than saying she’s been under sniper fire? Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
When all else fails, there's always "But Hillary"
Amazon removes QAnon merchandise from its marketplace. |
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A few of Sarah bigger lies:
•Denying knowledge of Trump’s in-office hush-money payoffs, despite the fact that Trump himself admitted to them; •Claiming that Trump had created far more jobs for African Americans than Obama, when, in reality, Obama created four times as many as Trump; •Insisting, with a straight face, that her boss had never “promoted or encouraged violence,” seemingly forgetting the time Trump told supporters at a rally, of a protester who’d been ejected, “I’d like to punch him in the face”; or the time he told a crowd in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, “If you see somebody getting ready to throw a tomato, knock the crap out of them, would you? Seriously, okay. Just knock the hell—I promise you I will pay for the legal fees, I promise”; or the time he openly fantasized about “Second Amendment people” preventing the appointment of liberal judges; or the time he instructed police officers to knock suspects’ heads against the side of their squad cars. •Smearing the many, many women who have accused Trump of sexual harassment or assault and claiming they are the liars; •And, of course who could forget the time she created an elaborate yarn about how she’d heard from “countless…individuals who work at the FBI who said they were very happy” with Trump’s decision to fire James Comey, in an attempt to make the story that the firing was all about agency morale stick, and had nothing whatsoever to do with the Russia investigation. Which, of course, she admitted was a total lie during her interview with Special Counsel Robert Mueller. She subsequently doubled down, telling George Stephanopoulos that she only admitted to lying about hearing from “countless” people, before shifting the focus to Comey, who she described as a “disgraced leaker” and a “dirty cop.” |
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Here's my favorite, you criticize Sanders for "Smearing the many, many women who have accused Trump of sexual harassment or assault" Yet Hilary, as First Lady, goes in front of the world, and refers to Bills accusers (and we KNOW that at least one of them was telling the truth) "narcissistic looney tunes". But you have no issue with that. None. Please explain. Yeah, those are some serious principles you have there, Paul. Please, tell us what a tireless advocate Hilary is, for women. |
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Trump and all his supporters involved in this breach of the capital deserve everything they have coming. If you aren’t watching all the video being released, then you don’t care how serious this was and how lucky more weren’t killed. Trump, his family and those inciting this mob deserve to be impeached, disbarred, sent packing from future federal office, criminally prosecuted,payback should be a bitch.
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Now even Moscow Mitch has come out stating Trump committed impeachable offenses, so even one rattlesnake understands the venom the other snake is spewing is a danger to his power and coalition.
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Karma works in mysterious ways.
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Paul: sarah sanders deserves to never work again, because she disparaged assault victims. Jim: so did Hilary. why does she get a pass? Paul: you make vile statements about women. how about growing a pair, and answering the obvious question that a 6 year old would have asked you? Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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here’s the difference. unlike you, i can admit the truth that his policies have been beneficial for the country. i despise trump. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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you are the one who brought up Sarah Sanders. What I said is Sarah Sanders is a habitual liar who has shown that she will say anything to defend Trump. So I view her constant lying as different than Hillary's infrequent lies or stupid statements where she later says she shouldn't have said something and apologizes. I don't view comparing someone's infrequent statements with someone's frequent statements the same. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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You are going to great lengths, to avoid acknowledging that hilary did the same exact thing. only one conceivable reason why...it’s ok when democrats do it. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Trump's brand is destroyed forever. You cannot do business without any type of partners... When you think about the logo of Trump's business at this point, it's those people storming the Capitol"
Donny Deutsch Sorry, I have no empathy Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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I’m waiting for the Grand Jury
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Easy to conclude that, when you willfully ignore every single positive thing he has done. "So if you want to pick some things and say he's done a good job" I, unlike you, consider everything. The good and the bad. It's not "me". What about the Gallup poll, done every presidential election year, where a record number in 2020 (even during a pandemic) said they were better off than 4 years ago? The poll was done during the pandemic, and never before, have more Americans claimed to be better off than 4 years ago. For me, the only conclusion is that Americans like his policies. You disagree with my interpretation of that poll (I don't see any other conclusion), but you don't offer an alternative. I don't know how to judge his presidency overall. His character is so completely flawed, I don't know the words to describe it. But his policies, were in my opinion very positive, and the Gallup poll supports that. But he got creamed in the election, which tells us with zero ambiguity that the same people who liked his policies, didn't want to deal with the baggage. You can't often say that a one-term presidency was a smashing success, and I won't make that claim with Trump, it would be silly to try. "I think his economic policies have hurt the country" You are in a very, very small minority who really think that. The only thing that didn't get much better was the debt, and he deserves criticism for that. By just about every single other measure, he improved the economy meaningfully, and moreso for minorities. That's one of the reasons that liberal elites hated him. For all their talk, he did more for blacks than any president in my lifetime, and it's not even close. No one comes close. Liberals have been saying for decades that the 1990s crime bill was racist (and authored by Joe Biden, but let's save that for another time). Obama had control of both houses of congress for much of his first 2 years, he easily could have reformed that crime bill. He didn't. It took Trump. And I hate what Trump did with crime reform, but its what liberals in general, and blacks in particular, have been asking for, for decades. No one chose to deliver, until Trump. Why is that? Paul, what does it say to you, that you criticize Sarah Sanders for insulting assault victims (which is very fair criticism), but you refuse to comment that Hilary did the same exact thing? |
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You recycle the same old things (repeatedly) about the Dems. bc you have so few and try to compare those few things to the 0,000s that Trump does and try to say there are the same. Hillary - Deplorables, insulted assault victims, sniper fire Obama - Guns Biden - If you vote for Trump you ain't black, they'll put you in chains. |
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tax cuts low unemployment lowest black unemployment ever soaring stock market criminal justice reform energy independence peace accords in middle east increased funding for black colleges routing ISIS no kids dying in questionable wars very pro Israel now, that’s not a comprehensive list of results, it’s only a list of what I’d call positive results. he had some big failures, did nothing to expand healthcare to the poor, etc. it also completely ignores his personality. but when i look at that list, and i see a poll that says 56% of americans feel those things , altogether, improved their lives, i’m not sure my reaction is to be doubtful. i would doubt that many americans would respond favorably to those things. Do you? if anyone else had accomplished these things, how different would the conversation be? and again, that doesn’t mean i think we should ignore his ethics, he absolutely should be measured by that as well. But the democrats here seem completely unable to ever talk about anything other than his horrible personality. that’s part of his presidency, but is it literally all there is? i don’t think it’s honest to ignore the good. When i say that, you guys tend to respond as if i’m saying ignore the bad, and i’ve never said that. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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think it was. Obama left the democrats holding fewer elected positions than any time since the civil war. was he worth it? did you ever ask that question ( no, you didn’t). If the democrats give voting rights to illegals, poof, TX is blue and you won’t see a republican president for decades at least. i dont know why they wouldn’t do that. i don’t know f joe manchin is committed to stopping them. if they don’t do that, all the gop needs to do is run someone who will deliver Trump-like policies without the immense personal baggage. Make no mistake, 2020 was a complete disaster for the GOP. But they’re way better off then they were at this point in 2009 when obama had a much larger majority in the house and a filibuster proof majority in the senate. and the gop came roaring back from that. which is exactly why i can’t see why they wouldn’t secure voting rights for illegals. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
You just have to watch the House Republicans defending Tweety today
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Being divided is a two way highway. One side is not the sole problem. Pointing fingers at the other guy doesn't solve it. The division has been growing for a long while. Remember the divide between the Tea Party and Occupy Wall Street? Couldn't get more divided than that. The aftermath of those two movements morphed into the current parties. If you don't think the likes of Ocasio, Rashida, Ilhan, and the rise of the social justice/Post Modern/and Socialist elements in the Democrat Party are not equal partners in the division between them and traditionalist, "conservative" America, and prefer to put the blame on Trump, I, even further than usual, question your honesty, as well as your ability to think rationally, logically, or with some common sense. You are, obviously, very intelligent. But you betray that by abandoning total honesty and using divisive, deceitful rhetoric. I understand the use of the rhetorical version of scorched earth in order to totally defeat an ideological or political opponent. But that is war, not honest dialog. Winning a war does not necessarily make a country, or a party, or a person, just, wise truthful, and good. It does not make you right in the battleground of ideas. It can lead to the opposite of all that is good. Many evil people and regimes have won wars and created misery and oppression. If you are seen as tricky, deceitful, in dialog, your opinions are not trusted. You are far more likely persuade those who disagree with you if your argument is rigorously honest. Ranting, raving, and demagoguery is more likely to divide us than unite us. |
History judges on the whole of a persons performance.
The divide is like between the Tea Party and Occupy Wall Street? One a powerful part of a major party and the other a splinter group? Yes, Occupy Wall Street is like the left wing of the democratic party, but the Trumplican Cult is far to the right of most Americans. Few people see Nixon as having a good record, well then again you wouldn't be happy with his successes anyways. |
Ten republicans voted yes and Trump has no social media account to spew his hate for them, it’s going to be a rough night in the residence.
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You're deep into labeling and branding. To me that's an escape from fact to metaphor. Not very useful, other than to smear and deceitfully win political war. And Nixon was quite Progressive, whatever that's worth. Nixon is refried political leftovers. Feast on him as much as you want. Not interested at this time. |
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