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  1. #13635

    LOL. Trump bragged about claiming the Repub primaries were rigged against him first!

    Quote Originally Posted by Elvis2008  [View Original Post]
    And this starts at the primary level. One of the great untold political stories is how Hiliary rigged the 2016 primaries against Bernie. She then tried to do the same thing in 2016 with Trump and lost.

    I was talking to someone about why the swamp likes Dems more, and the answer was not Dems are more in line with the views of the CIA and FBI. It is just that the Democratic primaries are easier to rig than Republican ones.

    There was this great book by John Grisham called the Brethren. It was a light and fun read. Here is the description:

    The "Brethren" are three former judges who are incarcerated at a fictional federal minimum security prison. The trio embark on a scam to deceive and exploit wealthy closeted gay men. None of them are gay, but they write convincingly as two young vulnerable gay men, developing friendships and then asking for financial help. In some cases, they also try blackmail.

    Meanwhile, Teddy Maynard, the ruthless and soon-to-retire director of the CIA, is orchestrating a scheme to tip the United States presidential election in the favor of Aaron Lake, a hawkish congressman supported by arms manufacturers. However, Lake, who is closeted, is hooked by the unwitting Brethren in their scam.

    End of link.

    Grisham is a popular author, and it was never mentioned or controversial that the CIA was busy picking presidents, and you wonder how many times they have.

    That is the thing the Dems here do not get. Why do people love Trump so much? Well maybe because we know that it is obvious the CIA did not pick him. We did.

    Hell, Chuck "seven ways to Sunday" Schumer even admitted the CIA controls most the pols.
    Although the term "rigged" was used for many years in reference to other things, Trump was eager to claim many times that he was the first to use it with regard to the REPUB PRIMARIES being RIGGED against him!

    OK, Twisty McPretzel, twist your way out of this one:

    Trump's 'Rigged' Claim.
    July 12, 2016


    https://www.factcheck.org/2016/07/trumps-rigged-claim/

    Trump is fond of the word rigged. The primary process, the economy, the justice system that did not charge Hillary Clinton with a crime: all rigged. Trump now says hes a political trendsetter, claiming Bernie Sanders and then everybody followed his lead and started using the word rigged too. Thats false.

    Our review of public statements suggests Trump borrowed the word from Sanders, who regularly has used the term rigged to describe the government systems that institutionalize income inequality. That has been a Sanders theme since day one of his campaign long before Trump made the word a regular staple of his stump speeches.

    In fact, populist politicians have been using the term rigged for decades to describe various government or political systems despite Trumps claim that a couple political pros told him that he was a trailblazer in using the word rigged.

    Before we dig into the political uses of rigged, though, lets set the scene with Trumps odd boast, made during a rally in Raleigh, North Carolina, on July 5 after the FBI director announced that he would not recommend criminal charges against Clinton for her use of a private email server when she served as secretary of state.

    Today is the best evidence ever that weve seen that our system is absolutely, totally rigged, Trump said. Its rigged.

    Trump then went on to say that he was the first to use the term rigged in the Republican primaries, in reference to his displeasure with not being awarded delegates proportional to his vote tally in some states. Then all of a sudden, he said rigged became a hot term. People like Sanders started using it, Trump said, and now everyone talks about rigged.'

    Trump in North Carolina, July 5: And I used that term initially when I was running in the Republican primaries and I was the first to use it. Then all of a sudden it became a hot term. Everybody was using the word, rigged, rigged, rigged. But if you remember, Id win Louisiana and Id find out Id be getting enough delegates, what happens? And places like Colorado which were so good to me, but all of a sudden we find out that they dont have the vote. And other things. OK. I used the word great. And frankly Ill be honest. If I didnt win in landslides I wouldnt be standing up here. Youd be watching some politician who would lose to Hillary Clinton. OK? Believe me. Believe me.

    I started winning I learned about rigged very fast. I learned. But I used the term rigged. Then all of a sudden Bernie started using it and other people and now everyone talks about rigged but Im gonna keep using it because I was the one that brought it up and Im the one, and I asked a couple of political pros, Did you ever hear the word rigged, its a rigged everything? And they really it hasnt been a thing used, I guess it has to be somewhere along the line, but it hasnt.

    Trump mentioned it again the next day during a speech in Cincinnati.

    Trump in Cincinnati, July 6: The FBI director said Hillary failed to turn over several thousand work-related emails, including emails that were classified. Right? Rigged system folks. Remember I used to say it. Im the one that brought that word up. Now everybodys using it. Bernie Sanders is rightfully using it. Because honestly what they did with him was not good.

    We realize there are bigger issues being discussed on the campaign trail. But when Trump claimed that Im the one that brought that word up and that now everybodys using it, we wondered if that could possibly be true.

    Less than two months after announcing his presidential candidacy in June 2015, Trump got some written advice from his longtime adviser Roger Stone. As the Washington Post reported on Aug. 9, 2015, In a 13-page memo to Trump, Stone urged him to state that the system is rigged against the citizens and that he is the lone candidate who cannot be bought.'

    But we couldnt find any evidence that Trump actually took that advice at least not by literally using the word rigged until the following April, when Trump began to criticize the Republican primary system as well as the Democratic primary system, on behalf of Sanders. Trump was concerned that delegate counts were not matching popular vote counts in some states.

    At a rally in Albany, New York, on April 11, for example, Trump railed against the Republican primary process, calling it a rigged, disgusting dirty system. Later that month, at a rally in Indiana, Trump called the Republican primary process a rigged, crooked system thats designed so that the bosses can pick whoever they want.

    In June, Trump described the political system more broadly as totally rigged in order to keep incumbent politicians in power.

    Trump, June 7: After years of disappointment, there is one thing we all have learned we cant fix the rigged system by relying on very, and I mean this so, so strongly, on the very people who rigged it, and they rigged it, and do not ever think anything differently. We cant solve our problems by counting on the politicians who created our problems.

    In a June 22 speech in New York City, Trump used the word seven times in just over a minute to describe not just the political system, but the whole economy.

    Trump, June 22: Well will never be able to fix a rigged system by counting on the same people who have rigged it in the first place. The insiders wrote the rules of the game to keep themselves in power and in the money. Thats why were asking Bernie Sanders voters to join our movement: so together we can fix the system for all Americans. So important. This includes fixing all of our many disastrous trade deals. Because its not just the political system thats rigged, its the whole economy. Its rigged by big donors who want to keep wages down. Its rigged by big businesses who want to leave our country, fire our workers, and sell their products back into the United States with absolutely no consequences for them. Its rigged by bureaucrats who are trapping kids in failing schools. Its rigged against you, the American people.

    More recently, as we noted earlier, Trump has used the word rigged to describe the justice system that decided not to prosecute Clinton for her use of a private email system when she served as secretary of state.

    So theres no question Trump has embraced rigged everything in his speeches and interviews. But is he responsible for introducing the term into the current political discourse? Hardly.

    We did word searches on speeches by Trump catalogued by Project Vote Smart and did a Lexis Nexis search of all newspaper articles using the words Trump and rigged. We didnt find any evidence of Trump using the word rigged from the beginning of his campaign in June 2015 until April 2016, when it became a regular feature in his speeches.

    Sanders, on the other hand, regularly used the term rigged to describe the U.S. economy even before Trump entered the race and before Stone advised Trump to use the word rigged to describe the system. In his announcement speech on May 26, 2015, Sanders talked about income inequality and said, This type of rigged economy is not what America is supposed to be about.

    Project Vote Smart documents at least 40 instances of Sanders using the term rigged in speeches and interviews between the first day of his candidacy and Trumps initial use of the term in April 2016. From the start, Sanders campaign website included a page on Income and Wealth Inequality and concludes, This is what a rigged economic system looks like. It was one of the central themes of Sanders campaign.

    Although Trump claimed to have introduced rigged to the Republican primary, he didnt. During a Republican primary debate in January, Carly Fiorina criticized the establishment, the media and pundits, saying, The game is rigged. That same month, John Kasich similarly claimed the system is rigged.

    But lets go back a little further, before the 2016 campaign. In a major speech at the Democratic convention in 2012, Sen. Elizabeth Warren famously said, People feel like the system is rigged against them. And heres the painful part: Theyre right. The system is rigged.

    Warrens public statements archived by Project Vote Smart since January 2012 show the Massachusetts senator has used the term frequently over the last five years.

    But we can go back even further than that. Trump may take credit for introducing the term rigged to describe the primary process, but thats exactly the word Jerry Brown used in 1992 to describe that very system.

    Jerry Brown, May 21, 1992: The way the Democratic Party has rigged its rules, it uses something it calls Super Tuesday to try to promote a Southern conservative candidate as a way to win votes. But what that does is leave California and Oregon and a lot of other states out of the process.

    Other random examples of elected officials using the term rigged on the House or Senate floor over the years can be found here and here and here and here and here and here. We could go on. But the point is that politicians have long been using the term rigged to describe government and political systems for years and years.

    Trump may have a newfound affection for the word. But he didnt introduce it into the political discourse. It was already there.
    Maybe you missed all those early claims by Trump that the REPUB PRIMARIES were RIGGED against him because you were busy looking for tubs of sea salt to roll in after baking.

    Meanwhile, you do know that Bernie Sanders is not a member of the Democratic Party, right? And that he only "became" one temporarily in order to freeload on whatever DNC money and support he could glom onto for a presidential nomination election run, right?

  2. #13634

    Clown Show

    Quote Originally Posted by TheCane  [View Original Post]
    Yep. They really know how to govern! Just asinine. This "Senator" is a clown just like the guy called him: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDXp...ab_channel=CNN. What a disgrace to the institution.
    As long as MAGA continues, and I think they will in the next two elections, the clowns will be front and center. Partly because they're (Republicans) too afraid of losing their seats (incumbents), or they're in a safe districts which allows them to continue with whatever the flavor of the day is with regards to "important issues". Meanwhile, they can't or don't want to govern and actually put forth legislations to help their constituents, and the nation as a whole.

    Example: Putting up a bill to reduce a salary of current administration heads does nothing for her constituents, nor will it pass by the senate. It demonstrates pettiness reserved for 11 year olds.

    Until spines are grown and party rejects the MAGA faction, I won't look at the party seriously, let alone consider it a viable governing option.

  3. #13633
    Quote Originally Posted by MarquisdeSade1  [View Original Post]
    I think Axelrod is so upset because even they know they cannot pull off the size of the voter fraud needed to repeat 2020 in 2024.

    The spread is just too large to cover.
    And this starts at the primary level. One of the great untold political stories is how Hiliary rigged the 2016 primaries against Bernie. She then tried to do the same thing in 2016 with Trump and lost.

    I was talking to someone about why the swamp likes Dems more, and the answer was not Dems are more in line with the views of the CIA and FBI. It is just that the Democratic primaries are easier to rig than Republican ones.

    There was this great book by John Grisham called the Brethren. It was a light and fun read. Here is the description:

    The "Brethren" are three former judges who are incarcerated at a fictional federal minimum security prison. The trio embark on a scam to deceive and exploit wealthy closeted gay men. None of them are gay, but they write convincingly as two young vulnerable gay men, developing friendships and then asking for financial help. In some cases, they also try blackmail.

    Meanwhile, Teddy Maynard, the ruthless and soon-to-retire director of the CIA, is orchestrating a scheme to tip the United States presidential election in the favor of Aaron Lake, a hawkish congressman supported by arms manufacturers. However, Lake, who is closeted, is hooked by the unwitting Brethren in their scam.

    End of link.

    Grisham is a popular author, and it was never mentioned or controversial that the CIA was busy picking presidents, and you wonder how many times they have.

    That is the thing the Dems here do not get. Why do people love Trump so much? Well maybe because we know that it is obvious the CIA did not pick him. We did.

    Hell, Chuck "seven ways to Sunday" Schumer even admitted the CIA controls most the pols.

  4. #13632
    Quote Originally Posted by EihTooms  [View Original Post]
    OK, here it is; an election stunt "is" NOT "rigging". It "is" NOT even "cheating. ".
    Again, with the Clintonian defense and what the definition of what is is?

    Man, you are Mr. Pretzel all over again. I think salt is not enough. I think you need to be dipped in nacho cheese.

  5. #13631

    Those Republicans!

    Yep. They really know how to govern! Just asinine. This "Senator" is a clown just like the guy called him: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDXp...ab_channel=CNN. What a disgrace to the institution.

  6. #13630

    Republican Party of LOSERS!

    In the wake of 2023 Elections, where Americas loudly proclaim "NO, NO, NO", to QAnon/MAGA Repub extremist politics, we get the yet another bunch of Republican losers, brought to you, courtesy of the 3rd, 2024 Republican Presidential Primary Debate (Wednesday Nov 8th).

    The "no policies" and "no governing", Repub party, apparently, just wants to war monger, bomb stuff and control women's bodily autonomy.

    Let's RECAP, shall we:
    • -Ron de Santis, "...he [Trump] should explain why he racked-up so much debt." {Hey EihTooms, it looks like Ron de Santis, agrees with you!}
      -Ron de Santis, "...he [Trump] should explain why didn't get Mexico to pay for the border wall."
      -Ron de Santis, "...he [Trump] should explain why he didn't drain the swamp?" {Yes but he did drain the swamp! It's just that it was "moderate" Repubs that were being "drained" (...kkkk!)}
      -Ron de Santis, "...he [Trump] said Repubs would get tried of "winning"...we saw last night, I'm sick of Repubs LOOSING" {I'm not, I'm rather enjoying it (...kkkk!)}
    • -Nikki Haley, "...he [Trump] put us 8 trillion dollars in debt and our kids are never going to forgive us for that." {Hey EihTooms, and Nikki Haley too! (...kkkk!)}
    • -Tim Scott, "...I invite Nikki Haley and Ron de Santis to join me in a nation wide 15-week abortion ban ..." What a dumb ass, did he not see, the 2023 Elections the previous night, where the Repubs LOSE BIG-TIME, on the very same 15-weeks abortion ban/limit in Virginia, in the "Youngkin Belly Flop"? Talk about tone-deaf!
    • -Vivek Ramaswamy, "...we've become a Party of Losers" {(....kkkk!) couldn't have said it better myself!}
      -Vivek Ramaswamy, "Zelinski is a NAZI..." {REALLY dude...as he ignores the real Nazis and Neo-Nazi white supremacist terrorist groups, marching through Florida/America.}
    • -Chris Christie, "He's shown himself to be completely self-centered, completely self-consumed," Christie said of Trump. "He doesn't give a damn about the American people." {Well better late than never to the party, Chris?}

    I only caught the highlights, so feel free to interject.

    Conclusion:
    The Republican Presidential Candidates admit, Trump ran up the debt, to unrepresented levels. Exactly what EihTooms, has been telling the so called ISG Repub economists all along (...kkkk!)

    From the highlight, I don't know if there's a real winner, but Yes, according to Vivek, who's absolutely right, the Republicans have become "...a Party of Losers" and looking more like clowns, everyday!

  7. #13629

    The Republican "clown show" moves to jabs and fisticuffs?

    More infighting, as Repubs clash with one another and come very close to fisticuffs! As the debt default looms large...it is indeed a Repub clown show!

    'Stand your butt up': GOP senator challenges union boss to fist fight and Bernie Sanders is forced to break it up
    https://www.theblaze.com/news/markwa...n-obrien-fight
    https://www.forbes.com/sites/sarador...ittee-meeting/

    Rep. Tim Burchett, R-Tenn. I was one of eight that voted him out, Burchett told reporters Tuesday morning, calling McCarthy a bully.

    House GOP member accuses Kevin McCarthy of elbowing him in the back
    https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/...w/71579969007/

    Once again, it very much looks like, the Dems don't have to do a damn thing to bring the Repubs to heel. Just give them enough rope and they'll hang themselves, beat each other to a pulp or just simply implode!

    Which would be on Brand (imploding that is), for QAnon\MAGA Repubs!

  8. #13628

    More of Trump's very good brain business acumen numbers

    Had It not been for the drama of his 91 count Felony indictments and trials simmering in the background his venture likely would have attracted even less attention and lost more money:

    Trump's Truth Social has lost $73 million since its launch

    https://www.cnbc.com/2023/11/14/trum...ndroidappshare

    Truth Social, the brain child of former President Donald Trump, is hemorrhaging cash.

    The alternative social media platform has lost $73 million in the less than two years since it launched, according to a new filing from Digital World Acquisition Corporation, or DWAC, the special purpose acquisition company aiming to take Trump Media and Technology Group, or TMTG, public.
    As ChristoFacist Mike Johnson will tell you with a pious smile, that's because "Trump's policies WORKED"!

  9. #13627

    This is hard to find in the print Mainstream Media

    ChristoFacist Mike Johnson endorsed Trump on CNBC's Squawk Box and you will probably only see and read only some of what he said in the printed reports of it.

    This important tidbit from the Squeaker of the Pink Tinkle Repub House Majority on his reasons to endorse him is not generally included in those printed quotes. You have to actually watch the video clip to hear him say this astonishingly ignorant and / or stupid thing about the very recent history of the USA economy and Trump's participation or not in it:

    "Those first two years, as you all know, we brought about the best economic numbers in the history of the WORLD, not just the country, because his (Trump's) policies WORKED"!

    Watch the video here:

    https://www.cnbc.com/2023/11/14/spea...ndroidappshare

    Uh.

    1. It is not clear when ChristoFacist Mike already endorsed Trump before this announcement as he claimed here. Publicly, that is. So it is likely he committed a Mortal Sin by his standards by lying about that.

    2. Trump did not have ANY of his policies in place for the entirety of his first year in office. He played golf and thought up insulting nicknames for his critics. That's it. Otherwise, he simply coasted on the remarkably positive economic trajectory handed to him by the Obama-Biden Administration.

    3. His one and only economic legislation prior to the emergency relief legislation he had to rush into the system before the 2020 election due to his historically disastrous numbers his historically disastrous policies and stewardship produced in his last year in office wasn't even signed and passed until the last business day of his first year in office and that one was projected by the CBO to add at least $1. 5 Trillion to the deficit every 10 years into infinity and was producing fewer jobs with it than without it.

    4. Trump's so-called presidency last 4 miserable years, not just two years including that first year where he was only coasting on what he inherited and not passing any economic legislation. Why doesn't ChristoFacist Mike and every other Trump policy defenders mention the end result of all four years of his wonderful policies and stewardship? Lolol. You know, the numbers President Biden inherited from Trump thanks to Trump's terrific economic and national security decisions in 2018, 2019 and 2020.

    5. Naturally, the typically pro Repub Mainstream Media hacks on that show didn't bother to challenge ChristoFacist Mike on his ridiculous assessment of Donald Trump's true and verifiable policy and stewardship numbers for his entire 4 year term. And that show is supposed to be all about economic and financial matters! LOL.

    6. If you can stomach watching and listening to ChristoFacist Mike for the full 6 minute clip, you should see flashing red warning signs that the house of Congress charged with holding the purse strings is headed by such a pathetic simpleton regarding the economy and easily available economic data.

  10. #13626

    Words matter

    Quote Originally Posted by Elvis2008  [View Original Post]
    Yeah, you did.

    Well, if you pull out the Clintonian defense, what is your definition of is, I guess you could claim that pulling a stunt and rigging are different, but IMO they are the same. You are saying people voted for Trump not because they liked him but that they were manipulated.

    Back to Obama now? Man, it is hard being a Democrat these days and keeping the narratives straight. Tooms, you have twisted yourself into so much of a pretzel you need salt.

    It was so much easier in 2012 when the Dems won without cheating. It reminds me of the end of Shane, "Barack, come back. ".
    BTW, it is Trump who has Barack Obama on his mind so much he thinks Obama is still POTUS. Did you not understand what happened and who called who "Obama" and not "Biden" multiple times?

    My God, virtually every campaign ad is designed to "manipulate" the audience into voting a certain way.

    "rigging" would at least require some deception or lies. The Repub FBI Director didn't lie to give his beloved fellow Repub a last minute boost. He just pulled a last minute political stunt contrary to the standard protocol of the situation.

    Nobody has accused his political opponents of "rigging" an election more than Donald Trump. Do you think he has only meant his opponents were "manipulating" voters into believing he is not fit for office? I'm quite sure he meant illegally tampering with the votes. Ask Fux why they had to jump on a $787 Millon settlement and fire Carlson because they knowingly repeated Trump's lies about what he meant about "rigging" the election.

  11. #13625

    Here is what a stunt is NOT

    Quote Originally Posted by Elvis2008  [View Original Post]
    Yeah, you did.

    Well, if you pull out the Clintonian defense, what is your definition of is, I guess you could claim that pulling a stunt and rigging are different, but IMO they are the same. You are saying people voted for Trump not because they liked him but that they were manipulated.

    Back to Obama now? Man, it is hard being a Democrat these days and keeping the narratives straight. Tooms, you have twisted yourself into so much of a pretzel you need salt.

    It was so much easier in 2012 when the Dems won without cheating. It reminds me of the end of Shane, "Barack, come back. ".
    OK, here it is; an election stunt "is" NOT "rigging". It "is" NOT even "cheating. ".

    When someone begins the sentence with, "Who needs rigging when", then follows it with an example of something that "is" NOT rigging but merely a break in protocol in order to give his side a last minute advantage, that "is" NOT asserting that something was "rigged" by them. Election season stunts are commonplace.

    By contrast, the Electoral College system "is" NOT a "stunt". It "is" a system rigged to favor a candidate who the American electorate would rather not be POTUS as sometimes evidenced in their votes. As was the case for the Repub candidate in 7 of the 8 most recent presidential elections.

    So you believe as Trump does that Obama is the current POTUS, that Trump was busy being potus during 2021, that Trump's guidance will avert WWII, that the 2020 election was stolen from him, etc, etc and all those other loony lies or astonishingly stupid assertions Trump has made lately? I mean, without even twisting yourself into a pretzel you agree with Trump on those loony conclusions?

  12. #13624

    Mr Magoo clueless as ever

    "Yeah, you did.

    Well, if you pull out the Clintonian defense, what is your definition of is, I guess you could claim that pulling a stunt and rigging are different, but IMO they are the same. You are saying people voted for Trump not because they liked him but that they were manipulated.

    Back to Obama now? Man, it is hard being a Democrat these days and keeping the narratives straight. Tooms, you have twisted yourself into so much of a pretzel you need salt.

    It was so much easier in 2012 when the Dems won without cheating. It reminds me of the end of Shane, "Barack, come back. ". ".

    https://nypost.com/2023/11/13/news/b...gn=android_nyp

    https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-ne...ying-ceremony/

    I think Axelrod is so upset because even they know they cannot pull off the size of the voter fraud needed to repeat 2020 in 2024.

    The spread is just too large to cover.

  13. #13623
    Quote Originally Posted by EihTooms  [View Original Post]
    Hmm. We'll, of course, I didn't say the Repub Director of the FBI "rigged" the 2016 election for his beloved fellow Repub Trump, did I?
    Yeah, you did.

    Quote Originally Posted by EihTooms  [View Original Post]
    Actually, what I said was quite contrary to the idea that anyone needed to "rig" it for him.
    Well, if you pull out the Clintonian defense, what is your definition of is, I guess you could claim that pulling a stunt and rigging are different, but IMO they are the same. You are saying people voted for Trump not because they liked him but that they were manipulated.

    Quote Originally Posted by EihTooms  [View Original Post]
    Maybe we should do a quick check up; like Trump, do you also believe Barack Obama is the current President
    Back to Obama now? Man, it is hard being a Democrat these days and keeping the narratives straight. Tooms, you have twisted yourself into so much of a pretzel you need salt.

    It was so much easier in 2012 when the Dems won without cheating. It reminds me of the end of Shane, "Barack, come back. ".

  14. #13622

    Uh. But Brian,

    if Obama is really the current POTUS pulling the strings and making the decisions for Joe Biden, how does a 15 years younger than Trump, highly accomplished half African- American fit the $Billion of free Trump Campaign donations from Mainstream Media harping on Joe Biden's age and reduced support in the polls from African-Americans?

    Well, anyway, that seems like the logical followup question Brian could and should have asked Trump when he gave him that lame excuse for why he keeps referring to Biden as Obama.

    Oh, and what about the part where Trump thinks he was busy being potus all through 2021, that thingy about WWII, etc, etc, etc.

    https://crooksandliars.com/2023/11/l...rian-kilmeades

  15. #13621

    Ah. Maybe we should do a quick check up

    Quote Originally Posted by Elvis2008  [View Original Post]
    So 2016 election was rigged by the FBI and the 2020 election was the most secure in history? I feel so much better now.
    Hmm. We'll, of course, I didn't say the Repub Director of the FBI "rigged" the 2016 election for his beloved fellow Repub Trump, did I? Actually, what I said was quite contrary to the idea that anyone needed to "rig" it for him.

    Maybe we should do a quick check up; like Trump, do you also believe Barack Obama is the current President, that Trump defeated GW Bush in some election somewhere at some point, that Trump was busy being president all through 2021, that he kept us out of WWII, that we and the rest of the world had the best economy in history in 2020 and so on?

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