American Politics

[QUOTE=ScatManDoo;2522393]On January 7th Mark Zuckerberg said the company was banishing Trump for using the platform to foment a violent riot in the District of Columbia a day before.

Yes, I believe what Mark Zuckerberg wrote about TrumpShit using his platform to foment a violent riot in the District of Columbia. You been under a rock ShooBree?

Hey Stupid Swede, who do you think invited and incited that mob?

Again?

No you spreader of lies. Trump invited and incited on Facebook.

It's been two weeks. Shoobree, can you finally answer the question? Did Trump win or lose his re-election bid? Oily smelt got your tongue? Hahahaha.[/QUOTE]Haha, pathetic! But what to expect from a libtard like you.

Show me the evidence. Show me the posts on Facebook where Trump "incited violence".

You can't, because you're a liar.

[QUOTE=ChochaMonger;2522459]You are confessing that the terrorist attack on the USA Capitol was an attempt by incompetent white supremacists to keep their failed president in office. LOL! The ragtag mob of insurrectionists were the worst trash from the underbelly of American society. Your hero QAnon Shaman is a bald failed actor who is unemployed and lives with his mommy in her basement. Why not do Americans a favor and petition the Swedish government for asylum for the insurrectionists? They will love socialist Sweden with the overpriced booze and radical feminists. LOL![/QUOTE]Blah, blah, blah.

Come back when you've anything of value to say. Anyways, I guess you have yet to see the inner city ghettos and all the nice Democrats living there.

Don't worry, USA is already full of radical feminists.

[QUOTE=Travv;2522511]"One explanation I haven't heard for Trump's strong performance among Hispanic voters in 2020 has been the high regard in which the leftist president of Mexico, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, holds Trump. If your cousins back in Mexico are big AMLO fans and they tell you AMLO likes Trump, that cuts across ideological lines pretty well. . . I think the Trump-AMLO friendship was an enemy-of-my-enemy thing involving the Bush family in the US and the various neoliberals in Mexico like the Salinas family, with whom Jeb Bush used to vacation.

On election night 1988, the Mexican party of the left was finally about to win a Presidential election when suddenly the lights went out at the vote counting central. When the power finally went back on, the ruling Institutional Revolutionary party was somehow in the lead.

When the Cold War ended, the PRI president Carlos Salinas went to George H. W. Bush with a message the Bush family had long dreamt of: Mexico would open up to American business if it could be included in the free trade pact the US was (boringly) negotiating with Canada. This has been the Grand Strategy of the Bush family ever since GHWB had to hire front men to nominally own his Zapata oil company in Mexico because Americans have been banned from the Mexican oil biz since 1938. It's not widely recognized in the USA Media that the Bush dynasty's fundamental strategic vision over the last half century has been to knock down the barriers keeping American business out of Mexico in return for lowering the barriers keeping Mexican people out of America. (It's not a coincidence that two President Bushes' oil firms were named Zapata and Arbusto.) This is not an irrational plan, but it benefits elites (who own oil companies) more than the American public (that works for a living).[/QUOTE]Probably the most interesting post I've ever read on ISG.

[QUOTE=Spidy;2522565]SB, dude, the irony of your statement is so laughable, you only serve to incriminate yourself. If this isn't a clear case of [b]"...the pot calling the kettle BLACK" [/b] ...LOL! ..kkkkkkk (Sorry just couldn't resist the irony).

You, dude are the arch white supremacist supporter in chief and no doubt you'll probably take this a complement. Disgusting Indeed!!![/QUOTE]Haha, pathetic. Not supporting black supremacy doesn't make me a white supremacist. You have to do better than that.

[QUOTE=ScatManDoo;2522577]The relevant point is that no incumbent before ever lost by a crushing 7 million vote margin.

No idiota, TrumpShit was crushed by 84 million votes cast against his lying ass.

I never said he did liar. Can you read in English?

You should learn how to read, stupido.

Projecting once more.

Lies like ShooBree continues to tell, resulted in 4 deaths on January 6th by his fellow Trump Goons as well as an on-duty Cop protecting our Capital & elected officials.

To perpetuate these ridiculous lies from Donald Trump leaves blood on all the Trump Goon hands.[/QUOTE]Haha, you're a pathetic hater.

Trump is living rent free in your head.

You're a liar, just admit it.

I can read, I can count and I can honestly call you out for being a liar.

Trump holds the record of most received votes for a sitting US President, 8 million more votes compared to Obama in 2012. Obama actually received 3.5 millions less votes in 2012 than in 2008.

You're a simpleminded weirdo. A disgusting, lying libtard with hate in your heart.

I find you to be boring, for you it's all about personal attacks and never a word about real political issues. Probably because you actually don't know anything about politics.

[QUOTE=Spidy;2522721]In 2002 when then former President G. W. Bush, made finding voter fraud his top priority. He had his attorney general, John Ashcroft, assign voter fraud as a top priority for the Department of Justice. After years of trying, the federal prosecutors kept coming up empty. They charged more people with violating migratory bird laws (when people change states) than voting statutes.

They found nothing! No Fraud! No Violations! [I]Even after several years of searching and examining [u] over a BILLION votes[/u] spanning more than a decade and they found 31 cases of voter fraud. [b] Only 31 Cases! .[/b][/I].

In October 2006, President Bush told Mr. Ashcroft's successor, Alberto are. Gonzales, that he had heard about fraud in Albuquerque, Milwaukee and Philadelphia. Karl Rove, Mr. Bush's aide, warned Mr. Gonzales he had these so called "concerns" about voter fraud.

In several highly unusual moves, seven United States attorneys were forced to resign, on top of two more pushed out earlier. Events unfold and soon a scandal erupted and those involved in the scheme to manufacture voter fraud, found themselves in congressional hearings. Those involved, resigned, quit or were fired in disgrace.[/QUOTE]Didn't Al Gore and the Democrats cry about "voter fraud"?

Maybe that doesn't count. LOL!

[QUOTE=ShooBree;2522921]Trump holds the record of most received votes for a sitting US President, 8 million more votes compared to Obama in 2012. Obama actually received 3.5 millions less votes in 2012 than in 2008.[/QUOTE]That's a stupid comparison from the stupid Swede.

Why not compare compare eight years in office, to just four years and sent packing? Celebrate your loser's loss. Drink a toast to losing. It's what you appear to know and find comfort in.

Compare Obama's reelection bid where he won reelection with 3 million more votes than Romney. Compare that to Trump being trounced, more than 7 million votes short of what the popular winning choice was. Hahahaha.

You don't compile a winning record like Obama's, by falsely denying you losses and defeats as loser Trump and his loser followers do.

[QUOTE=ShooBree;2522921]Trump holds the record of most received votes for a sitting US President[/QUOTE]He also holds the record for most impeachments of all one and two term presidents. Double the next worst.

[QUOTE=ShooBree;2522922]Didn't Al Gore and the Democrats cry about "voter fraud"?

Maybe that doesn't count. LOL![/QUOTE]Gore does not have the blood on his hands from lying and inciting idiots to storm the congress over false voter fraud claims.

[QUOTE=Elvis2008;2522818]That official, Frances Watson, also denied that anyone had been told to leave the room. A monitor from the state election board also told Lead Stories that he was present the entire time.

[URL]https://www.huffpost.com/entry/video-georgia-election-false-fraud_n_5fcac976c5b619bc4c330575[/URL]

After a short period when observers weren't present, an independent state election board monitor arrived to oversee the scanning at 11:52 pm.

So one story says an observer was present and another says none were present. You dumb ass Dimocrats cannot even get your stories straight in the liberal press!

From the conservative press, [URL]https://noqreport.com/2020/12/03/bombshell-video-evidence-of-clear-voter-fraud-presented-in-georgia-for-the-first-time/[/URL].

Attorney Jackie Pick presented video evidence that Georgia election officials in that State Farm Arena tabulation center instructed press and ballot observers to leave around 10:20 pm on election night because counting was going to stop until the morning. We can see the observers leave while four people stayed behind doing nothing. Once the observers were gone, the four ballot counters sprung into action, pulling boxes of ballots from under their tables to continue counting.

Let me go back to this quote from the Washington Post for a second: That official, Frances Watson, also denied that anyone had been told to leave the room. A monitor from the state election board also told Lead Stories that he was present the entire time.

There is a fucking video showing everyone leaving! The people covered up the tables, and four people stayed behind on the instructions of Barron. Where is this fucking observer on the video?

If you are a Dimocrat dumbshit only concerned about winning and do not give a damn about the election process and your own fucking vote, everything that happened in Fulton County was fine.

You cite a story that no one was told to leave, and you look at that video where everyone but four people leave and covers up their tables, and you all are, "Gee, Duh, looks fine to me".

It really is amazing how stupid people you are.[/QUOTE]Don't tell me that Trump won the election BIG, a landslide, as he used to say! Get real, your candidate and idol LOST the election, 7 million votes behind Biden. I am really sorry for people that resort to insults out of desperation. You can call us names but that won't change the outcome, from Wednesday the americans will have a decent if not charismatic guy at the White House.

[QUOTE=ShooBree;2522921]You're a liar, just admit it.

I can read, I can count and I can honestly call you out for being a liar.

Trump holds the record of most received votes for a sitting US President, 8 million more votes compared to Obama in 2012. Obama actually received 3.5 millions less votes in 2012 than in 2008.

You're a simpleminded weirdo. A disgusting, lying libtard with hate in your heart.[/QUOTE]As ShooBree crumbles to his knees, sobbing uncontrollably.

Unable to be consoled when he thinks about no longer getting all those personalized Tweets that Trump would send only to him, and his nine cats.

[QUOTE=Tavares;2522949]Don't tell me that Trump won the election BIG, a landslide, as he used to say! Get real, your candidate and idol LOST the election, 7 million votes behind Biden. I am really sorry for people that resort to insults out of desperation. You can call us names but that won't change the outcome, from Wednesday the americans will have a decent if not charismatic guy at the White House.[/QUOTE]I'll add that some people are under the impression that if they lie often enough and for long enough, and especially if they cut on the cap key and use exclamation marks, that what they say will become true. But regarding the unanimous decision of a federal three judge panel, 3rd District of PA:

"'Charges of unfairness are serious,' Bibas wrote in the nonprecedential opinion. 'But calling an election unfair does not make it so. Charges require specific allegations and then proof. We have neither here. " Bibas is a former clerk for USA Supreme Court Justice Anthony M. Kennedy, a former federal prosecutor, and a former law and criminology professor at the University of Pennsylvania Law School. The two other judges on the panel, Chief Judge the. Brooks Smith and Judge Michael Chagares, are appointees of President George W. Bush. ".

[URL]https://www.abajournal.com/news/article/3rd-circuit-calling-an-election-unfair-does-not-make-it-so[/URL]

And rehashing info from proven, chronic liars like Hannity, Roger Stone, Alex Jones, Rudy Giuliani etc. Of course will never cut it. Proof is needed in a court of law. Well damn, it never happened, not even after 50+ tries. Conservatives that are still crying need to mop up the tears and look to the midterms.

[QUOTE=ShooBree;2522922]Didn't Al Gore and the Democrats cry about "voter fraud"?

Maybe that doesn't count. LOL![/QUOTE]Do you mean did Al Gore even before the election say that the only way he would lose is if the other guy cheated?

And that Al Gore never conceded, claiming the whole time that he won in a LANDSLIDE?

And Al Gore had a team of lawyers filing 60 lawsuits trying to get the results overturned in each of the 3 swing states he would have needed to overturn to change the outcome of the election? Quite unsuccessfully.

And Al Gore phoned the Secretary of State of each of these states asking for them to "find more votes" for him?

And Al Gore whipped up a roided out army of thugs to come to the capital to "encourage" the sitting VP (also Al Gore oddly enough) to ignore his constitutional duty to certify the election he lost?

And when Al Gore (the VP) didn't give in to Al Gore (the Presidential candidate) he got his mob of liberals to storm the capitol, chanting "Hang Al Gore"?

And when Al Gore then praised these people that he loved them and they were special AFTER they had chanted "Hang Al Gore", breached the capitol and almost got to Al Gore? (WOW he IS FAST).

Oh yeah, you are right. Al Gore did all these things!

I still get questions as to why I, being Norwegian, write more about Sweden than I do about my own country. First of all: I do write about Norway sometimes. And second of all: If you look at capital cities alone, Oslo could quite possibly be the worst city in Scandinavia. However, in virtually all other respects, Sweden is worse. And yes, it is every bit as bad as I say it is.

The primary reason why I write so much about Sweden is because it is the most totalitarian country in the Western world, and should thus serve as a warning to others. The second reason is that Sweden, like my own country, now needs some "tough love. " Too many Swedes still cling on to the myth of the "Swedish model" while their country is disintegrating underneath their feet. If Sweden the nation is to be saved – if it still can be saved, I'm not so sure – then Sweden the ideological beacon for mankind must be smashed, because vanity now blocks sanity.

[URL]https://www.brusselsjournal.com/node/2278[/URL]

You know, one of the things about growin up in 3 different countries in my formative years, is that you get cultural perspective. Being in high school in america what I recall growing up in FL is the indoctrination your typical cuban or latino migrant used to come in and within a year was an expert in baseball and wearing the hat backwards and all of that, I used to hear my classmates talk about how in third world countries thay were so different so primitive that this could never happend to US america the greatest country on planet earth, I even believed this illusion good memories good times.

However we forgot that even though we are amercian we are also HUMANS subject to the same pressures and prejudices like any other culture, it's quite frankly a goddam shame the greatest country in theory on planet earth managin this pandemic like a complete shit show, we can complain who's fault it's but one thing is clear this sort of thing is not happening in Germany or even latin america, the chaos the entitlement the dillusion and mismanagement is not just a thing OTHERS do, and this level of political chaos is not supposed to be an american thing and this era has higlighted this with abundant clarity that this is apparently an american thing, so there are two choices either people pressure it's leaders to get off their ass and LEAD or let the nation decend on a slow chaotic decent like most empires of the past. One thing is clear as an american citizen I am happy to not be near the mess and enjoying the chaos from afar preferibly with a young thing or two as the suck on my dick as it should be done.

[QUOTE=RandMcNasty;2522976]Do you mean did Al Gore even before the election say that the only way he would lose is if the other guy cheated?

And that Al Gore never conceded, claiming the whole time that he won in a LANDSLIDE?

And Al Gore had a team of lawyers filing 60 lawsuits trying to get the results overturned in each of the 3 swing states he would have needed to overturn to change the outcome of the election? Quite unsuccessfully.

And Al Gore phoned the Secretary of State of each of these states asking for them to "find more votes" for him?

And Al Gore whipped up a roided out army of thugs to come to the capital to "encourage" the sitting VP (also Al Gore oddly enough) to ignore his constitutional duty to certify the election he lost?

And when Al Gore (the VP) didn't give in to Al Gore (the Presidential candidate) he got his mob of liberals to storm the capitol, chanting "Hang Al Gore"?

And when Al Gore then praised these people that he loved them and they were special AFTER they had chanted "Hang Al Gore", breached the capitol and almost got to Al Gore? (WOW he IS FAST).

Oh yeah, you are right. Al Gore did all these things![/QUOTE]Be careful of saying such things in public even though everyone currently knows none of that ever happened. Just saying it aloud or writing it is enough for it to take root in the minds of susceptible wingers starving to fill their heads with something, anything that will keep their fantasies alive. That is how Trump does it. He has been bamboozling his targeted suckers into believing things happened that never happened for years.

His first Impeachment was about him blackmailing the president of the Ukraine to merely announce that he has opened an investigation of the one likely Dem candidate that Team Trump knew even then would probably defeat him in 2020. He knew there was no evidence of Biden corruption to be found. That wasn't the point. All Trump needed was for an investigation announcement to be made and he would fill in the rest.

Same as they did with Comey's announcement of looking into Clinton's nothing burger emails again just days before the 2016 election.

Expect half the wingers who read that post to be 100% convinced Al Gore DID all those things by Noon tomorrow and the other half not quite sure but believe he might have.