[quote who="Daiwa" reply="33" id="3687221"] The swamp is in charge. Has been for a century. We haven't had a Federal 'government of the people' for a long time and won't again during my lifetime. [/quote]Cheer up comrade! I look forward to Obersturmfuhrer Heinrich Mueller's Inquiry!
The vote for full repeal on Obamacare is a complete microcosm of all that is wrong in our government. Five of the Senators who voted no had voted yes previously, so its hard to imagine how they can return to their constituents and explain what had changed since the last vote, and why they failed to keep their word when it mattered. And isn't it predictable that the oldest fixtures in the Senate such as Lisa Murky Murkowsky, and John "Maverick" McCain, are voting no. The most likely cause?
These days I find article after article like, Scot Pruitt to be disbarred for having 2 email accounts, Trump Jr. to be sent to the electric chair for talking to a Russian, and Trump plummets to levels of unpopularity unseen in the history of polling. I think they should just copy and paste the same headline and save us all time and effort. It could be something like, "Democrats still abusing power to seek revenge for bitter election loss". This would save us all time and the news feed would p
[quote who="Borg999" reply="1" id="3684694"] Interesting how you've never provided a source for any of your "independent thoughts" [/quote]I don't have any sources, I pulled it all out of thin air and it materialized thru the magnificence of ethereal subtleties.
These days its all too common to see a person marinating in a political opinion that only conforms to their personal beliefs, and after hearing these groups of people they agree with who are all reading from the same distributed talking points, not based on fact, but on ideological leanings, they are then experts on really difficult topics such as the American health care system. Its also alarming just how far out of touch with reality left wing criticism has become when the main draw from th
[quote who="Borg999" reply="1" id="3683361"] Obama and Clinton are no longer politically relevant.... Everything that occurred /will occur, good or bad, from day one of the election is all on the shoulders of Trump and the Republican congress. [/quote]Why are you being so obtuse, is it deliberate?
Just mere seconds into McConnell's healthcare announcement, the human refuse of our society poured out onto our nation's capital to protest before anyone could even read or understand what was being proposed. Does Obama have like a box full of these people that spill out onto the streets when he conjures them up?
CNN would be the last place I would go for financial news and reports. I would look to Bloomberg, Forbes, WSJ, Reuters, and even CNBC.
Do I like Jeff Sessions? yes. Do I think he is worthy of all the withering criticism he has faced and all the vile accusations of racism and Klan sympathies? Absolutely not, but Jeff Sessions in my opinion has created a situation so unacceptable that he has to step down immediately. We need a wartime cabinet, not a group of powder puffs who don't know how to fight, or who refuse to defend our president. When AG Sessions recused himself from the Russia conspiracy theory, he essentially thr
Trump won the election and is currently dismantling all aspects of a terrible American experiment known as the Obama administration. Lets face it, the nations first black president and the hope of millions of Americans was dashed on the jagged rocks below. President Obama was a farce. A complete and utter disaster by every metric. The losses Democrats have faced in the last 8 years and their denial of this failure have led them onto a warlike path which is now impossible to reverse. Dem
Here comes the NJ Governor election to replace Chris 'Bridgegate" Christie. I did vote for Christie the first time, but it was only in the hopes of replacing corrupt, Goldman Sachs criminal, John Corzine. It was good to get rid of corrupt Goldman Sachs sleazeball Corzine, but Chris Christie vs John Corzine was really just a choice between whether or not we wanted to die quickly by consuming cyanide, or if we wanted a slow and painful death with shots of antifreeze. The corruption of NJ go
I couldn't help but notice that some on the left have chosen Memorial Day of all days to pour out their livers in the most unflattering of ways to spew political vitriol. Memorial day isn't here so that people can spend the day demeaning President Trump, its a day where we all remember our war heroes who have given the ultimate sacrifice. So when people embarrass themselves and their families on fb with their real identities by posting complaints about Trump, like hes a draft dodger,
Democrats of the past were inspirational and were worthy of voting for. In my friends basement, his dad had WWII stuff with FDR slogans like We can, we will, we must, and stuff like that. By today's standard, FDR and JFK would be considered religious zealots and military extremists. I really think JFK was the last real Democrat of any substance and the party never recovered from his assassination. Another thing not yet entered into this discussion is the sheer depth of how far this new
[quote who="Nitro Cruiser" reply="16" id="3679338"] I comment a lot on Yahoo, who wouldn't post a positive article on Trump if he cured cancer, and the numbers that fail to grasp it is staggering. [/quote]Its not surprising to me that large numbers of Yahoo users are motivated against Trump... consider that in California, 4 million people voted against Trump and all Yahoo can muster up is a thousand or so seething leftists who approve of Trump bashing comments, most of them live in
[quote who="Daiwa" reply="10" id="3678371"] It's all about narrative-building now. Facts are simply too boring. [/quote]I think Dimmowits are using the tactic of keeping something out there the way Republicans kept Benghazi alive even though there was no real smoking gun. They must feel that they were damaged by the cloud even though no one was impeached or driven from office. So, they went and built a cloud of their own that Trump is now somehow an agent of the Russian Government a
We need a big beautiful wall... and we have to get MS 13 the hell out of our country.
[quote who="Daiwa" reply="1" id="3674897"] debating (and enjoyed watching debate) evaporated after W's re-election. [/quote] Its fairly interesting to see how our views have changed over that time. I remember having some different views than I do today... its not that I changed my beliefs to a large degree, I just that I think some things and world events worked out poorly, and its fairly easy to do that kind of thing given how hindsight is always 20/20. So I can general
Some may say I need a psychiatrist, but I've always enjoyed politics and the topics involved. With that being said, wading into the sewage of political discourse these days is an exercise in madness. Gone are the days when such discourse could lead to anything remotely resembling a civilized exchange of ideas. We've ushered in a new era where most people who have such interest are more out to prove that they are right, and any person with any disagreement, or objection to any policy a
Still running 7, but I wouldn't buy a copy today if building a new rig. I would get a copy of 10 and figure out how to best tweak it to suit my needs.
[quote who="Jafo" reply="2" id="3673851"] BTW....that's the 'standard' Level 10. Mine is the 'Titanium Limited Edition Level 10" which is quite a bit different. [/quote]It was an extreme hit piece by PC Gamer :D I only thought 2 of them looked pretty bad.
I remember Jafo telling me about his rig, so you could imagine how horrified I was to see his beloved Level 10 being assailed and ridiculed by PC Gamer on a public forum... they list it as one of the "ugliest they've ever seen". http://www.pcgamer.com/the-eight-ugliest-pc-gaming-cases-weve-ever-seen/?utm_content=buffer7daa8&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook&utm_campaign=buffer_pcgamerfb
[quote who="Jafo" reply="2" id="3673255"] if someone I knew showed to be an antisemite I'd cease to know them. [/quote]I just felt embarrassed for her brother when she made that scene. Even tho he is a closed minded left wing guy, I still thought he was good people when his bizarre political beliefs were excluded. The sad thing is Andy wants to run an election on his fb everyday that Trump is in office and that caused me to unfollow him. Still friends, but I don't want to se
I was talking about political issues with a friend on fb and it caused me to decide never to do it again. The friend had posted on the topic of Trump, and a Jewish issue of some kind, I think it was one of those unfounded Trump/Antisemitism attacks, so I gently, or not so gently reminded him that Obama's support in Israel was the lowest of any American President in history. The poll I cited was not tilted or partisan in any way, cause it listed Bill Clinton as the Israeli favorite. So it
[quote who="Jafo" reply="9" id="3673084"] maybe just little girls [/quote]Oh jeeze :D
[quote who="Jafo" reply="6" id="3672969"] I don't want Trump affecting anything in this world. [/quote]Your issue lies in your hatred of Trump the man. I am far more concerned about what Trump can do to influence the courts and policy rather than whether or not I like him. Although I do admit, I've always been a fan of the Trumpster's brash and swashbuckling mannerisms. I think its actually uniquely American in the Charles Bronsonish, Chuck Norrisage sort of way. There a
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