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/ ski trip to northern VT last weekend in the frigid cold. they had a really nice cabin with a wood stove so they were fine. great stuff. Zero screen time. |
In a scene that looks straight out of the Soviet Union, Ron DeSantis sat yesterday at a desk flanked by several guests, where for an hour, he proposed new ways to crack down on media outlets freedom by weakening their legal protections. Behind him, a giant “TRUTH”, (Pravda) sign.
'DeSantis repeatedly decried First Amendment protections granted to US media outlets and brainstormed ways to weaken them. He described the press as the country’s “leading purveyors of disinformation...' The GOP has gone full authoritarian. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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But that election continues to haunt officials in the Philadelphia suburb of Delaware County, Pa., who are still dealing with lawsuits alleging election fraud, despite no substantial evidence, and ongoing criticism from some local residents during public meetings. the GOPQ is a festering infected wound on our nation .. who won't seek or accept treatment ... amputation is starting to be the only solution But the Rons and the Trumps of the world these festering and infected are their base and they want their votes ... so they will continue to pour whatever lies they believe back to them while taking their money :rotflmao: |
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I be can’t help but notice that Putin move while Trump was in power. Maybe that’s just a coincidence, and maybe it’s not. I kept hearing how much more stable things would be with Biden in there. Are China and Russia being better neighbors now? If so, I’m sorry I don’t see it. One night argue that they’re taking advantage of the overwhelming weakness projected by our frail Alzheimer’s patient we have now. You have to give Biden sincere kudos for low unemployment. But on the global front, i’m not sure he’s striking fear in the heart of our adversaries. |
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and when you support that party it's hard to wash the sink off .. and of course you missed the entire Point that conservatives are upset over a balloon and Biden then they are about the chinese who sent it . And the Party willing to kowtow to Russian aka Putin's aggression in Ukraine GOP base warms to giving Russia some of Ukraine’s territory A Washington Post-ABC News poll, for instance, shows half of Republicans now say we’re doing “too much” for Ukraine. That’s up from 18 percent in April 2022. More strikingly, an NBC News poll last week showed 63 percent of Republicans opposed “providing more funding and weapons to Ukraine, A Fox News poll released last week showed Democrats thought Ukraine was winning the war by a 2-to-1 margin, 61 percent to 26 percent. But Republicans were split, with 43 percent saying Russia was winning and 42 percent saying Ukraine was winning. It’s the second poll since the 2022 election that suggests Republicans are more likely than Democrats to view Russia as winning the war. why Jim? it's not about the Money thats a red herring, or is it once again they refuse to Back a democratic POTUS before the 2024 election afraid giving him a win if Ukraine succeeds ... like i said cowards But but OMG a chinese Balloon ! Good by Taiwan the Republicans won't help you But they'll Blame Biden for not doing anything |
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Your party's house of representatives had 1 person out of 200+, think that babies born alive are human beings. Your party sees no downside to men being in a bathroom with little girls, or with male prisoners saying "I am female" and being moved to a women's prison. Your party says the border is secure. Your party says the police are what's wrong with American cities. Your party's senate majority leader called for violence against 2 specific SCOTUS justices because he didn't like the way they decided a case. These are core tenants of your party. I'm not pointing to one crazy extremist jerk, though yoru side has plenty of those (Ihan Omar, Adam Schiff, Bernie Sanders, Liz Warren...) I can't stand Trump. But he's the only republican in the country who could have beaten Hilary, he re-shaped the Supreme Court for a generation. And he made you, and many others, crazy. Unfortunately, at this point Trump is doing more harm than good for the GOP (wasn't always the case, but it is now). After 2024, he'll be in the rear view mirror and you'll need another lightning rod to distract attention away from your side's unpopular policies. My side is led by a very unpopular person. Your side embraces policies that Americans don't like. Polls show that both of those things are true. One of those things will fix itself in 2 years. One won't. |
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Our ability to control things in this world is and should be dependent on our allies. A twittering lying blowhard for a leader didn’t work, most Americans saw that. As it is for a relatively small investment, matched by our allies, Russia has decimated much of their military muscle and their economy. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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The biden administration is t saying the border is secure? all the videos of them doing so, are doctored videos that foxnews fabricated? democrats haven’t thrown cops under the bus since ferguson MO? hands up don’t shoot, defund the police, those aren’t really being repeated by democrats? democrats aren’t advocating for unisex locker rooms and bathrooms? foxnews is making that up? Bob, 1% of the country watches fox news in a good day. It’s not accurate that foxnews isnt the only reason why democrats don’t win unanimously. your brain is simply broke. Yeah i’m the predictable party parrot, who isn’t voting for trump in 2024 under any circumstances None of you can admit your side doesn’t walk on water. |
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no way of knowing if russia would have even invaded if trump had won. Trump didn’t help russia in Syria. you’re wildly speculating, and to the surprise of no one, your speculation is to the left of Karl Marx if Trumps leadership didnt work, why were things so peaceful and prosperous than? why did a record number of americans respond to Gallup that they were better off. Trump didn’t lose because his policies failed. He lost because he has taken the concept of personal like ability to cosmic new lows. People liked his policies. The test of that will be in the next election where he’s not the nominee. might not be until 2028. If the lefty agenda is what americans want, why isn’t Biden lolling better? People like him personally way more than trump,,but he’s way underwater. Why? Why have republicans long controlled a majority of state legislatures and governorships Funny how none of you ever, ever respond to that. Because you know you can’t. |
How is this for red state idiocy:
Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the new governor of Arkansas, has pledged to get the “bureaucratic tyrants” of Washington “out of your wallets”; in 2019 the federal government spent almost twice as much in Arkansas as it collected in taxes, de facto providing the average Arkansas resident with $5,500 in aid. Talk about ungrateful. Basic decency is to thank the people helping you out but instead the red states insult the blue donor states. |
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Jim keep thinking your Party is for All Americans their only for those whom will support all their hate a bigotry its not Hard Just look at the GOP members leading their so Called hearings and their Titles "We have a government that now I believe is targeting the very people it is supposed to serve," subcommittee chair Rep. Jim Jordan said Tuesday. "We plan on, as a Republican majority, holding them accountable." funny GYM using Accountable in a sentence Jim Jordan Refuses to Cooperate With Jan. 6 Panel : 56 percent of Americans said the panel is "just an attempt to score political points" the other 44% are MAGATARDS who don't believe in anything unless its not True and still think Trump won LOL Like I said jim you can spew all your right wing talking points . what's comical there all cultural grievances ... Democratic policies benefit all Americans |
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of course not Biden was not ordained By God Like Trump just ask republicans Rep. Barry Loudermilk (R-Ga.) on Dec. 18 said Jesus was afforded more due process rights under Pontius Pilate than President Trump has been afforded. in an interview with Fox News, former energy secretary Rick Perry praised Trump as “God’s chosen one” Trump has embraced the belief himself, tweeting quotes from conservatives comparing him to the “second coming of God” and even proclaiming “I am the chosen one” and looking toward the heavens Sarah Huckabee Sanders, Trump’s (now former) press secretary, telling television preacher Pat Robertson’s Christian Broadcasting Network: “I think God calls all of us to fill different roles at different times, and I think that he wanted Donald Trump to become president. |
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Median Income 49th in health care 48 in crime and 41 in education $26,315 and found this Odd in Fiscal Stability they rank 14th? but their priority Arkansas House Passes Bill Restricting 'Adult' Performances you cant make this stuff up:thanks: |
do only the wealthy can complain about government waste. very inclusive.
no one is asking the feds to stop helping people paul. It’s waste. And if a republican were to get elected potus, maybe the republican politicians would stop caring about wasteful spending. That doesn’t mean it’s not a legitimate issue. |
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The main ingredient in SCOTUS judicial interpretation is the text of the law. Anything else is a fiction which, if accepted, transforms the Constitution into a new being, a new law. Progressives use "personal beliefs and perceptions" as a fictional means to avoid or subvert the "main ingredient"--the original text--to create new law. To legislate from the bench. Here's the perfect illustration of Progressive adjudication that changes constitutional law, that transforms the Constitution from a written law into a jumble of fluid words that can merely be a "legal" excuse to do as you wish--Wickard v. Filburn (1942). To briefly summarize, the Roosevelt administration thought that keeping prices up during the Depression would help to shorten it (which turned out to be wrong and actually stupid). So they allotted a quota system for production. Only so much wheat, e.g., was allowed per producer, to be grown. A small farmer, Rosco Filburn, grew more than his allowed share, the vast majority of which was used to feed his own livestock. He was thus fined by the Federal Government for excess growth, so he fought it and lost the case. He was prosecuted under the Agricultural Adjustment Act which was supposedly made valid by the Interstate Commerce Clause of the Constitution. To make it brief, essentially, the ICC was previously established by Chief Justice Marshall as being limited, AS WRITTEN IN THE TEXT OF THE CONSTITUTION, to commerce with foreign nations, among (between) the states, and with the Indian tribes. In spite of the fact that commerce as defined at the time meant actual business between buyers and sellers, and in spite of the fact that Filburn did not even sell his "excess" wheat but used it himself, and that it did not cross state borders, the Progressively packed court decided that, "Even if activity be local and though it may not be regarded as commerce, it may still, whatever its nature, be reached by Congress if it exerts a substantial economic effect on interstate commerce." In other words, even though Filburn did not sell his wheat in interstate commerce, he did consume it on his own farm. Had he not grown the wheat himself, he would have had to buy it. And even though the monetary value of the small amount of wheat in question would not affect the price of wheat, it would, in the aggregate, have a substantial effect if there were many others who grew wheat on their own property, for their own consumption. So, by this "interpretation" of the original textual words "commerce" and "interstate" in the Constitution, and this "interpretation" of to whom the clause was specifically directed (with foreign nations, among [between] the states, and with the Indian tribes), by these interpretations the Federal Congress was given an expansion of regulatory power that affects nearly every aspect of our lives. That is, nearly everything we do can have a claim to having an affect on commerce. And "commerce" can be anything a judge or Congress says it is. And "interstate" can also mean "intrastate" or just be meaningless so the Clause need no longer be referred to or named the Interstate Commerce Clause, but just referred to as the Commerce Clause. The once Constitutionaly limited Interstate Commerce Clause has become the primary source of federal power. And by the host of Progressively interpreted SCOTUS decisions that followed, the power of the states, and of the people, has diminished. |
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What would you expect of a man who was supported by the Russian mafia in NY and Floriduh for years, two of his three wives came from the Soviet Union and his kids are on tape saying they got all the money they need from Russia. Throw trillions at the economy at the end of one of the longest economic expansions and things will look great but the bills come due. Now you trust polls???? Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
I love his “people liked his policies” mantra it’s a classic hit and I guess if by that you mean the upper crust and big business, then yeah they like them why not it was a big money grab. If the policies were that good, everyone’s doing so much better, then I doubt his caustic personality would be such a deal breaker. Trump continues to be a weight dragging the GOP down. Jim can’t seem to understand why it comes around to Trump all the time, which to me seems like an easy thing to grasp. When you bash Biden and his performance, is it any wonder we bring up the previous administration? Trump cost you the White House, Trump led a coup, he cost you the big red wave and even now he is the only one with a hat in the ring for 24.
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time record in the Gallup poll, asking if americans are better off after four years of a president. if you put his outrageous behavior aside, he delivered. unemployment 0.1% higher than it is now, lowest black unemployment ever, tax cuts, eliminating a lot of ( what was apparently) useless regulations, criminal justice reform ( which your side has wanted for 30 years and obama chose not to do it), low inflation, stock market records, getting public and private sector together to quickly build covid testing and vaccine, increasing funding for black colleges. He did things i hated. but overall, america liked his policies. insulting me, doesn’t make that wrong. it just makes you look stupid. you hated him to the point your brain cracked. we get it. this kid why you’re all terrified of desantis. smart policies without the personal baggage ( so far). |
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We know Republicans would never cut anything people need and never give to the people who don’t… “We are under attack in a left-wing culture war we didn’t start and never wanted to fight. Every day, we are told that we must partake in their rituals, salute their flags, and worship their false idols.” Do you really think this is a path to power on the national level? Because wow. Of course it’s all the Trumplican Party has. If they ran on their policy positions of tax cuts for the wealthy and restricting women's reproductive rights, they wouldn't have much else to talk about. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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how can the side that holds more state and federal offices, be the victim, exactly, pete? “tax cuts for the wealthy” total lie. trump doubled the standard deduction, helps people at the bottom. he lowered tax rates in every single tax bracket. there wasn’t a tax bracket that didn’t get a cut. make that wrong, psycho liar. if actual facts proves your case, guy wouldn’t have to make stuff up. crime is up. fentanyl deaths are up. illegal border crossings are up. effective wages are down thousands of dollars a year because of insane inflation when trump was potus, you said here he was responsible for every covid death. biden oversaw more deaths. and you stopped beating that drum. How come? voices in your head stopped telling you to lead with that? |
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If the Trumplican party actually controls the country as you claim, one would think the Republican run states would be leading, instead they’re failing. 2020 set records for murders, who was President then? Are you proposing Congress actually do something about immigration and drug abuse, it looks like they’re more interested in playing victim. How’s that clown show going? The Trump tax cuts were far more beneficial to the highest income Americans. FACT; Trump imposed nearly $80 billion worth of new taxes on Americans by levying tariffs on 1000s of products, which is equivalent to one of the largest tax increases in decades. The tariffs amounted to a $52.6 billion tax increase in 2021. Corporate profits have set all time records and are major inflation drivers, are you now advocating for price controls? Or is it the minimum wage that’s driving inflation? And actually, the crime capitol of the US is Kevin McCarthy's Republican-run Bakersfield, CA. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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From the above article, this is #2 of "The seven biggest lies Biden told this week": 2. “We have created a record 12 million new jobs.” Biden tries to count the jobs backfilled post-pandemic as “new” jobs, but these positions were already created and merely temporarily abandoned due to COVID-19. In reality, Biden has created 2.7 million net new jobs above what Donald Trump created. This job creation is only 60 percent of the 4.5 million net new jobs that Trump created in his first two years in office. |
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Summary The statistics for the entirety of Donald Trump’s time in office are nearly all compiled. As we did for his predecessor four years ago, we present a final look at the numbers. The economy lost 2.9 million jobs. The unemployment rate increased by 1.6 percentage points to 6.3%. Paychecks grew faster than inflation. Average weekly earnings for all workers were up 8.7% after inflation. After-tax corporate profits went up, and the stock market set new records. The S&P 500 index rose 67.8%. The international trade deficit Trump promised to reduce went up. The U.S. trade deficit in goods and services in 2020 was the highest since 2008 and increased 40.5% from 2016. The number of people lacking health insurance rose by 3 million. The federal debt held by the public went up, from $14.4 trillion to $21.6 trillion. Home prices rose 27.5%, and the homeownership rate increased 2.1 percentage points to 65.8%. Illegal immigration increased. Apprehensions at the Southwest border rose 14.7% last year compared with 2016. Coal production declined 26.5%, and coal-mining jobs dropped by 16.7%. Carbon emissions from energy consumption dropped 11.5%. Handgun production rose 12.5% last year compared with 2016, setting a new record. The murder rate last year rose to the highest level since 1997. Trump filled one-third of the Supreme Court, nearly 30% of the appellate court seats and a quarter of District Court seats. |
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lie that biden told about creating all the jobs lost during covid that i bet sky came back no thanks to him. you respond by pivoting immediately to trump bashing. Bob, what are you afraid would happen, if you just admitted Biden was being dishonest? What do you think would happen? What are you afraid of? Biden has unemployment at 3.4. i think trumps lowest was 3.5. Biden can, and should, brag about that. A meaningful number of jobs have been created on his watch, and he absolutely deserves credit for that. But most of the 12 million jobs weren’t created, they came back after covid let up. That started before biden took office. Trump and biden share credit for that recovery. Is that not accurate and fair? |
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