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Apr 19, 2019 10:53:45 #
chrisscholbe wrote:
I do not have crow in my ears nor is there any reason for me to be eating it.
Extremely poor attempt at humor.
Extremely poor attempt at humor.
Still in denial? Can’t get a grip on reality?
More crow for you comrade.
An attempt at humor was never made.
Your hilarity lost, T***p w*n fair and square.
Apr 19, 2019 11:01:12 #
chrisscholbe wrote:
I think his point was more that the investigation should never have taken place BECAUSE the allegations against Trump we're
1) made by lying Dems
2) not substantiated by the investigation
I will make a broad generalization that "WE" are so busy being angry that we have stopped listening to the "other side" because it might make us look weak.
It's a very sad state of affairs, IMHO.
1) made by lying Dems
2) not substantiated by the investigation
I will make a broad generalization that "WE" are so busy being angry that we have stopped listening to the "other side" because it might make us look weak.
It's a very sad state of affairs, IMHO.
I definitely agree with your last statement. We seem to put ourselves in the two camps and then also make one of them the enemy camp. It should not be that way. We can disagree with each other but still remember we are all Americans.
BUT, having said that, each camp now tends to look at the other side as harming America and I am not sure that isn't true. Democrats think Trump is harming America with every single thing he does. Not once since his inauguration have I heard even one positive comment about what he is trying to do. At the very least they could say the economy is good, people are employed, spending is up and so on. Surely there is something Liberals could say about Trump that is positive. But they won't. That is just plain wrong.
Conservatives see the Left as approving a******ns even if the baby is born alive. We see laws against i*****l a***ns while the Left not only actively supports i*****l a***ns coming across our borders but also wanting to support those people with freebies such as medical and college educations that even citizens don't receive.
Dennis
Apr 19, 2019 11:08:21 #
yhtomit wrote:
Still in denial? Can’t get a grip on reality?
More crow for you comrade.
An attempt at humor was never made.
Your hilarity lost, T***p w*n fair and square.
More crow for you comrade.
An attempt at humor was never made.
Your hilarity lost, T***p w*n fair and square.
You do not know me....even though you think you do.
No crow necessary......on my part.
My grip on reality is just fine, thank you.
You saying that you weren't attempting humor is even funnier than your original statements.
Apr 19, 2019 11:11:02 #
dennis2146 wrote:
I definitely agree with your last statement. We s... (show quote)
Starting with the Tea Party, we have become so polarized that it's becoming harder and harder for anyone on either side to compromise, even a little.
It's taken as a sign of weakness.
I long for the "good ole days" when we worked together for the common good.
Now we can't even agree on what that even means.
Apr 19, 2019 11:14:56 #
chrisscholbe wrote:
Starting with the Tea Party, we have become so polarized that it's becoming harder and harder for anyone on either side to compromise, even a little.
It's taken as a sign of weakness.
I long for the "good ole days" when we worked together for the common good.
Now we can't even agree on what that even means.
It's taken as a sign of weakness.
I long for the "good ole days" when we worked together for the common good.
Now we can't even agree on what that even means.
Common good means something that benefits the country not party. The folks who disagree with that are the problem.
Apr 19, 2019 11:27:10 #
Angmo wrote:
Common good means something that benefits the country not party. The folks who disagree with that are the problem.
I agree.
Apr 19, 2019 11:30:28 #
chrisscholbe wrote:
Starting with the Tea Party, we have become so polarized that it's becoming harder and harder for anyone on either side to compromise, even a little.
It's taken as a sign of weakness.
I long for the "good ole days" when we worked together for the common good.
Now we can't even agree on what that even means.
It's taken as a sign of weakness.
I long for the "good ole days" when we worked together for the common good.
Now we can't even agree on what that even means.
Agreed.
Dennis
Apr 19, 2019 11:31:57 #
Angmo wrote:
Common good means something that benefits the country not party. The folks who disagree with that are the problem.
I agree, the Republicans should have thought about that when they went after President Clinton in that stupid Lewinsky crap and impeachment.
Apr 19, 2019 11:38:29 #
EyeSawYou wrote:
I agree, the Republicans should have thought about that when they went after President Clinton in that stupid Lewinsky crap and impeachment.
Wait a minute. To somewhat quote a Liberal argument these days, I thought Trump was the President not Bill Clinton. Are we going all the way back to the Clinton years with your continued Liberal hypocrisy? Still whining about Bill Clinton and Monica. Well then let's bring out Hillary's statements that Bill's sexual partners were trailer trash, Bimbos and not to be believed. Of course that is hypocrisy in itself and won't stand in this era of the #MeToo movement.
Well wait a minute. Yes, with our Liberal two faced Hollywood Elites it would work just fine for them.
Dennis
Apr 19, 2019 11:42:56 #
chrisscholbe wrote:
Does make you "gag" to think that you might agree with a Liberal?
Why aren't they being investigated right now?
"You" guys are in power NOW.
Why haven't "you" started an investigation?
What's stopping "you"?
Why aren't they being investigated right now?
"You" guys are in power NOW.
Why haven't "you" started an investigation?
What's stopping "you"?
They are being investigated.
Apr 19, 2019 11:46:23 #
gorgehiker wrote:
Trump finally got the Attorney General he wanted. Barr is nothing but an embarrassing cheer leader. I watched Fox News in the afternoon before the crazies come on at night. Sheppard Smith and Chris Wallace objectively reported the problems for Trump in this report.
Barr did not write the report, you should be on Meuller's case because he was your hero until the report was released.
Apr 19, 2019 11:47:34 #
Apr 19, 2019 13:04:50 #
letmedance wrote:
Barr did not write the report, you should be on Meuller's case because he was your hero until the report was released.
Read the report, rather than Barr’s partisan spin on it.
Apr 19, 2019 13:10:16 #
chrisscholbe wrote:
Starting with the Tea Party, we have become so polarized that it's becoming harder and harder for anyone on either side to compromise, even a little.
It's taken as a sign of weakness.
I long for the "good ole days" when we worked together for the common good.
Now we can't even agree on what that even means.
It's taken as a sign of weakness.
I long for the "good ole days" when we worked together for the common good.
Now we can't even agree on what that even means.
TEA party my butt......I really got cranked up in 2001 when the left not only wouldn’t accept the e******n results, they continued to insult GWB and buck him for 8 years denying his legitimacy the whole time (with a too brief reprieve over 9-11)
Look in the mirror.
Apr 19, 2019 13:10:46 #
To those who say Trump is exonerated, what would you have said if during a political campaign Obama had publicly urged Russia to hack John McCain’s e-mail or Mitt Romney’s e-mail, and the E-mail appeared a scant 6 hours later?
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