Trump:"You could ask General Kelly if he got a call from Obama."
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« Reply #25 on: October 17, 2017, 02:28:08 PM »

Sigh, Trump stirring the pot again.

But cmon guys, a lot of fine people still have faith in Trump and want to see him do good for the country. Please don't offend good people just because of some racists and sexist deplorable. I don't want to see Donald Trump die. I want to see him become a much better president, but I highly doubt he will. Hillary did a terrible job making the case to working class Americans, was very elitist and dismissive to a lot of Americans, among other big problems.

This goes for the other side too though -- a lot of people fear what Trump will do to the country (for good reason - he's insanely impulsive, narcissistic, easy to anger, says awfully scary things to miniorities, etc.). It's crazy how some Trump supporters have a complete lack of empathy and think they they are right just because Trump won the electoral college. People voted for Trump for a lot of different reasons -- you can't just assume everyone who voted for Trump wants the same thing.

Insulting each other is exactly what the billionaire plutocrats want us to do -- go at each others throats for dumb social issues while they profit off of policies that don't benefit the working class Americans. Unfortunately, a lot of these policies that benefit the plutocrats happen to be from the republicans, but the democrats need to do a better job in making policies that benefit the American worker as well.

Very well said.
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« Reply #26 on: October 17, 2017, 02:39:56 PM »

https://twitter.com/kaitlancollins/status/920288039028559872

They should declare the day this man dies a national holiday.

It would be a glorious day for the Union.

This quote is a prime example of why liberals (like you) aren’t taken seriously.

For what it's worth, you aren't taken very seriously either.

Neither is socialism.
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« Reply #27 on: October 17, 2017, 03:05:05 PM »

It's okay. Republicans will be rewarded with more seats in elected offices because that's just how this country is Smiley Pardon my cynicism.

Well, they definitely will in the Senate.
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« Reply #28 on: October 17, 2017, 03:07:46 PM »

I thought I was inured to anything Trump does... but his using General Kelly to make this point when Kelly's son was KIA is making me literally sick to my stomach. This is unbelievable.
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« Reply #29 on: October 17, 2017, 03:20:11 PM »

It's okay. Republicans will be rewarded with more seats in elected offices because that's just how this country is Smiley Pardon my cynicism.

Well, they definitely will in the Senate.

I wouldn't be surprised if we lost VA and made no gains in the VA houses. My image of this country couldn't go much lower really.
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« Reply #30 on: October 17, 2017, 05:03:59 PM »

https://twitter.com/kaitlancollins/status/920288039028559872

They should declare the day this man dies a national holiday.
It would be a glorious day for the Union.

This quote is a prime example of why liberals (like you) aren’t taken seriously.

For what it's worth, you aren't taken very seriously either.

Neither is socialism.

Nothing but Whataboutism from our Alabama friend.
Instead of commenting about trump's assh**e response towards Kelly's dead son, Alabama instead concentrates on the OP and then out of left-field, "socialism."
Pure deflection.
LOL.
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« Reply #31 on: October 17, 2017, 07:13:29 PM »

https://twitter.com/kaitlancollins/status/920288039028559872

They should declare the day this man dies a national holiday.
It would be a glorious day for the Union.

This quote is a prime example of why liberals (like you) aren’t taken seriously.

For what it's worth, you aren't taken very seriously either.

Neither is socialism.

Nothing but Whataboutism from our Alabama friend.
Instead of commenting about trump's assh**e response towards Kelly's dead son, Alabama instead concentrates on the OP and then out of left-field, "socialism."
Pure deflection.
LOL.

Do you agree with the the statements the OP made?
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« Reply #32 on: October 17, 2017, 11:32:39 PM »

https://twitter.com/kaitlancollins/status/920288039028559872

They should declare the day this man dies a national holiday.
It would be a glorious day for the Union.

This quote is a prime example of why liberals (like you) aren’t taken seriously.

For what it's worth, you aren't taken very seriously either.

Neither is socialism.

Nothing but Whataboutism from our Alabama friend.
Instead of commenting about trump's assh**e response towards Kelly's dead son, Alabama instead concentrates on the OP and then out of left-field, "socialism."
Pure deflection.
LOL.

Do you agree with the the statements the OP made?

Do you agree with the statement Trump made? *waits for yet another deflection*
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« Reply #33 on: October 18, 2017, 12:48:10 AM »


No need whatsoever for the caveat "...for those who served".
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« Reply #34 on: October 18, 2017, 01:37:49 AM »

Insulting each other is exactly what the billionaire plutocrats want us to do -- go at each others throats for dumb social issues while they profit off of policies that don't benefit the working class Americans.

Uhh is that an endorsement of Mitt Romney in your signature?
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« Reply #35 on: October 18, 2017, 02:04:17 AM »

Sigh, Trump stirring the pot again.

But cmon guys, a lot of fine people still have faith in Trump and want to see him do good for the country. Please don't offend good people just because of some racists and sexist deplorable. I don't want to see Donald Trump die. I want to see him become a much better president, but I highly doubt he will. Hillary did a terrible job making the case to working class Americans, was very elitist and dismissive to a lot of Americans, among other big problems.

We're going to need some Trump voters to get a big win in 2020 and to tell America we truly reject Trumpsim.

This goes for the other side too though -- a lot of people fear what Trump will do to the country (for good reason - he's insanely impulsive, narcissistic, easy to anger, says awfully scary things to miniorities, etc.). It's crazy how some Trump supporters have a complete lack of empathy and think they they are right just because Trump won the electoral college. People voted for Trump for a lot of different reasons -- you can't just assume everyone who voted for Trump wants the same thing.

Insulting each other is exactly what the billionaire plutocrats want us to do -- go at each others throats for dumb social issues while they profit off of policies that don't benefit the working class Americans. Unfortunately, a lot of these policies that benefit the plutocrats happen to be from the republicans, but the democrats need to do a better job in making policies that benefit the American worker as well.
You literally endorse Mitt Romney for Senate.
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« Reply #36 on: October 18, 2017, 09:04:50 AM »

Sigh, Trump stirring the pot again.

But cmon guys, a lot of fine people still have faith in Trump and want to see him do good for the country. Please don't offend good people just because of some racists and sexist deplorable. I don't want to see Donald Trump die. I want to see him become a much better president, but I highly doubt he will. Hillary did a terrible job making the case to working class Americans, was very elitist and dismissive to a lot of Americans, among other big problems.

We're going to need some Trump voters to get a big win in 2020 and to tell America we truly reject Trumpsim.

This goes for the other side too though -- a lot of people fear what Trump will do to the country (for good reason - he's insanely impulsive, narcissistic, easy to anger, says awfully scary things to miniorities, etc.). It's crazy how some Trump supporters have a complete lack of empathy and think they they are right just because Trump won the electoral college. People voted for Trump for a lot of different reasons -- you can't just assume everyone who voted for Trump wants the same thing.

Insulting each other is exactly what the billionaire plutocrats want us to do -- go at each others throats for dumb social issues while they profit off of policies that don't benefit the working class Americans. Unfortunately, a lot of these policies that benefit the plutocrats happen to be from the republicans, but the democrats need to do a better job in making policies that benefit the American worker as well.
You literally endorse Mitt Romney for Senate.

Technically, Mitt Romney is not a billionaire, he just acts like one.
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