Post: #1961

Ass-hole countries! I like this guy. He bitches about surveillance at his domicile early on when he was sworn in and behold..............
1. In October the Dems were using government funds through the Obama administration to direct the F.B.I. with C.I.A. Intel through wiretaps in Trump's buildings and he complained.
2. The D.N.C. created a "Dossier" that claimed Trump liked "Golden showers" on the basis of a Russian spy that really never saw any such thing..............Then paid him
3. He certainly must have a cast iron set of balls to mess with the C.I.A..



Any one want to discuss the merits of getting medic-aid recipients that are single with no children into a work related en devour? maybe some school?

Post: #1962

(01-11-2018 08:35 PM)Maggot Wrote:  Ass-hole countries! I like this guy. He bitches about surveillance at his domicile early on when he was sworn in and behold..............
1. In October the Dems were using government funds through the Obama administration to direct the F.B.I. with C.I.A. Intel through wiretaps in Trump's buildings and he complained.
2. The D.N.C. created a "Dossier" that claimed Trump liked "Golden showers" on the basis of a Russian spy that really never saw any such thing..............Then paid him
3. He certainly must have a cast iron set of balls to mess with the C.I.A..



Any one want to discuss the merits of getting medic-aid recipients that are single with no children into a work related en devour? maybe some school?

Care to back all that up? Lay it out there, big boy. I'm looking forward to showing what I have in response.

...and it was shithole countries, not asshole countries.

Post: #1963

Today's cover.

Post: #1964

OK................and remember Obama knew nothing about this. He saw nothing and didn't even get up that morning.

tinkering link

Post: #1965

Got anything a little more centered? I ask because American Thinker is strongly biased. It's quite conservative and uses selective practices in choosing what they publish but any time you care to choose something in the middle I am happy to indulge you...cuz I love ya, Maggottyboo.

Post: #1966

I don't think there is a 'middle" anymore.

Post: #1967

So.............When Trump brings that asshole from the shithole country North Korea to the negotiation table with Chinese and Russian backing, how will that be spun like a saucer at a circus with the powers that be as a bad thing? It's gonna happen and when it does I'm just saving my place in line to say "I told you so" Just putting this out there. 01/12/18

Post: #1968

Well, we all know who believes the spin so I don't think you have much cause for concern when it comes to rational thinking people.

Post: #1969

Why are the Republicans bleating about the Democrats shutting down the government when it's all under Republican control?

...and I heard Paul Ryan say if the Democrats want to hurt the military it's on them. Oh for fuckssake. Nothing changes with the military, you'd think someone in his position would know that.

Post: #1970

(01-18-2018 06:08 PM)Duchess Wrote:  

Why are the Republicans bleating about the Democrats shutting down the government when it's all under Republican control?

...and I heard Paul Ryan say if the Democrats want to hurt the military it's on them. Oh for fuckssake. Nothing changes with the military, you'd think someone in his position would know that.

Strategy is why. It sucks, but that's what the finger pointing is about. Neither party wants to get blamed for the shutdown ahead of this year's midterms.

But, I'm not sure the impact on midterm elections isn't overstated. The 2013 shutdown was generally attributed to the Republicans, and yet they kicked ass in the 2014 midterms. I remember being surprised by that.

Anyway, Ryan has enough of a Republican majority in the House that he doesn't need a single Democratic vote to pass the funding bill and keep the government running (including checks to military personnel).

However, McConnell needs at least 9 Dems in Senate to vote for it, even if he gets every Republican senator on board. And, he doesn't have every Republican senator on board.

Republican senators who've worked hard for years on end to get reasonable bi-partisan immigration reform (including DACA) legislated seem pretty pissed that Trump flip-flopped on his public proclamation that he'd sign any bi-partisan bill they handed him last week, pulling the rug out from under them after Ann Coulter and some other hard-righters lost their shit.

There are also some Democrats from red states who are up for re-election this year. Those representing states with low immigrant populations may well vote for the GOP refunding bill.

We'll see.

Post: #1971

Government shutdowns suck, though they're not new.

But, if it happens again this time out, it will be the first time a shutdown ever occurred when one party held majority of both the House and Senate and the presidency.

I didn't know that until this morning. I think that fact will make it even harder for Republicans to successfully convince the majority of Americans that the blame for a shutdown lies solely at the feet of Democrats.

Post: #1972

Kinda hope it does shut down if they're unwilling to take care of DACA & CHIP. Screw 'em all.

Post: #1973

I'm listening to Mitch McConnell do his best to convince people that Dems are holding the country hostage for illegal immigrants, thereby spitting in the faces of children and veterans.

Well, it's Trump who won't sign a DACA bill without funding for The Wall. Tax payers never agreed to pay for that 'great big beautiful wall' and candidate Trump swore to us that we wouldn't have to pay for it. He promised it would be paid for by Mexico - something General Kelly told Fox this week is not gonna happen and was a promise attributable to the fact that Trump wasn't informed on the issue.

Now, representatives from both parties are making press statements blaming the other party. Shit flingers.

Post: #1974

Can't stand that old cocksucka McConnell nor that baby eater Paul Ryan.

The dumb & uninformed will believe them.