Politics

[CK86]

https://mobile.nytimes.com/2017/07/11/u ... OPPn?amp=1

Lmao. NY Times says they're publishing story with email chain and so Don Jr tweets out the entire email chain where it directly says the info comes from the Russian government.

These are the worst criminals ever.

 

[SeanMayTriedToEatMe]

Had so much time to pass tax reform, had control over all branches of government. Didn't even do this one thing. What an asshole.

 

[deepdarkblue]

So I guess The Rock needs to fast track his campaign?

 

[DukeNukem05]

Had so much time to pass tax reform, had control over all branches of government. Didn't even do this one thing. What an asshole.

Still will go down in self-proclaimed history as the indisputable best president of all time.

 

[DrKlahn]

and his son will get a Pulitzer

 

[aiw]

 

[deepdarkblue]

So which thing is supposed to be distracting us from the other? Junior's emails, or the GOP trying to push through Obamacare repeal by August?

 

[aiw]

 

[CK86]

http://www.cnn.com/2017/07/12/politics/ ... index.html

Video of Trump meeting with Goldstone in Las Vegas.

 

[deeyoukayeee]

I've got a creepy feeling in my spine that this rabbit hole leads to a large elected contingent - and 35% of the populace - that, for the sake of political power, doesn't give even a minor fuck about any means to the end of preventing the demographic inevitability of women and darkies dictating political discourse.

At this point, it is blindingly obvious that the Trump campaign, if not the entire Republican party, hired the Russians to salvage a last, tenuous grip on 'popular' power. When that power is, justifiably, sought to be removed from their hands by rule of law, I am very concerned about the reaction. I hope the armed forces, though right-leaning, are loyal.

I lean pretty right, but it seems as though too many on my side have rounded the bend and shaken hands with devil. And they tend to be well armed.

 

[rhfarmer]

I've got a creepy feeling in my spine that this rabbit hole leads to a large elected contingent - and 35% of the populace - that, for the sake of political power, doesn't give even a minor fuck about any means to the end of preventing the demographic inevitability of women and darkies dictating political discourse.

At this point, it is blindingly obvious that the Trump campaign, if not the entire Republican party, hired the Russians to salvage a last, tenuous grip on 'popular' power. When that power is, justifiably, sought to be removed from their hands by rule of law, I am very concerned about the reaction. I hope the armed forces, though right-leaning, are loyal.

I lean pretty right, but it seems as though too many on my side have rounded the bend and shaken hands with devil. And they tend to be well armed.

The Obama presidency and the Clinton nomination ripped the finger out of the dyke of the notion that the US moral, civilized nation. We are a country full of poorly educated racists and misogynists papered over with "Christianity". I completely agree with your assessment.

There was a poll released recently that showed over 50% of registered republicans think colleges and universities are bad for the country. When did being educated become a bad thing for the GOP?

 

[surfpenguin]

Educated people are bad for the GOP because the more educated can see through the bullshit of GOP policies and practices.

 

[deepdarkblue]

Kid Rock is evidently going to run for Senate in Michigan, and I have no doubt he'll win. This sets us up nicely for a 2020 Kid Rock vs The Rock Presidential campaign.

It's like we're all living in a cartoon, or a never ending comedy sketch. It might even be funny, if I lived someplace like one of those fancy European countries where they have stuff like universal healthcare and a sense of environmental responsibility.

 

[physicsfactor]

It might even be funny, if I lived someplace like one of those fancy European countries where they have stuff like universal healthcare and a sense of environmental responsibility.

And only white people!

 

[deepdarkblue]

It might even be funny, if I lived someplace like one of those fancy European countries where they have stuff like universal healthcare and a sense of environmental responsibility.

And only white people!

No, that's silly. Who would mow the lawn or clean the house?

 

[deepdarkblue]

 

[aiw]

I've got a creepy feeling in my spine that this rabbit hole leads to a large elected contingent - and 35% of the populace - that, for the sake of political power, doesn't give even a minor fuck about any means to the end of preventing the demographic inevitability of women and darkies dictating political discourse.

At this point, it is blindingly obvious that the Trump campaign, if not the entire Republican party, hired the Russians to salvage a last, tenuous grip on 'popular' power. When that power is, justifiably, sought to be removed from their hands by rule of law, I am very concerned about the reaction. I hope the armed forces, though right-leaning, are loyal.

I lean pretty right, but it seems as though too many on my side have rounded the bend and shaken hands with devil. And they tend to be well armed.

The Obama presidency and the Clinton nomination ripped the finger out of the dyke of the notion that the US moral, civilized nation. We are a country full of poorly educated racists and misogynists papered over with "Christianity". I completely agree with your assessment.

There was a poll released recently that showed over 50% of registered republicans think colleges and universities are bad for the country. When did being educated become a bad thing for the GOP?

I don't think it was over 50%, meaning half do-hald don't. I think it was +50% believe college is bad. Like 72%-22%. Much worse.

 

[aiw]

It might even be funny, if I lived someplace like one of those fancy European countries where they have stuff like universal healthcare and a sense of environmental responsibility.

And only white people!

Except for all the Mooslims

 

[aiw]

I've got a creepy feeling in my spine that this rabbit hole leads to a large elected contingent - and 35% of the populace - that, for the sake of political power, doesn't give even a minor fuck about any means to the end of preventing the demographic inevitability of women and darkies dictating political discourse.

At this point, it is blindingly obvious that the Trump campaign, if not the entire Republican party, hired the Russians to salvage a last, tenuous grip on 'popular' power. When that power is, justifiably, sought to be removed from their hands by rule of law, I am very concerned about the reaction. I hope the armed forces, though right-leaning, are loyal.

I lean pretty right, but it seems as though too many on my side have rounded the bend and shaken hands with devil. And they tend to be well armed.

The Obama presidency and the Clinton nomination ripped the finger out of the dyke of the notion that the US moral, civilized nation. We are a country full of poorly educated racists and misogynists papered over with "Christianity". I completely agree with your assessment.

There was a poll released recently that showed over 50% of registered republicans think colleges and universities are bad for the country. When did being educated become a bad thing for the GOP?

I don't think it was over 50%, meaning half do-hald don't. I think it was +50% believe college is bad. Like 72%-22%. Much worse.

Sorry, you were right R (36-58). It was D that looks like the above (72-19).

 

[CK86]

Trump's lawyer sending "F*ck you" to a stranger's email and then following it up with threatening messages is just great. I about spit out my drink when I heard Lawrence O'Donnell reading the emails. Too damn funny and such a perfect fit for Trump's lawyer.