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MidwestGuy
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Of course John was replying to another poster the same way you are replying to him - not sure if you caught that or not?
The way you describe Trump I would have described Obama…
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The way you describe Trump I would have described Obama…
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Jeanne_S
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I agree.The anti Trumpster rhetoric is getting beyond tiresome.
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PaulinVA
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If I jumped into a reply to another poster, I apologize.
Well, I thought Obama’s overreach on Executive Orders was bad for the country.
I find this so interesting. The previous president denigrated the office and constitution by claiming in an authoritarian way that he could rule with his pen and phone, he nominated partisan hacks like Gun Runner Eric Holder. He overtly lied about his Awful Care Act. He viciously used race to intentionally divide the American people.
Sorry, your complaints come across shallow and hollow.
Where is it in the regulation that the SC spends $35 m and two years and then says, “duh, I don’t know.”
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grotto
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The Democrats would not hesitate for a second to continue throwing Mueller under the bus. They started that bus up when the report came out and they did not like it! His ploy of a "goodbye, I am not going to speak of this again "and then enlarged on his inability to find evidence by suggesting there just wasn’t enough to hang Trump.
Don’t think the Democrats are going to be satisfied with his effort, but they are so
dissatisfied already they can’t stand anymore. Oops, just heard they are going to make him come back! Sick, isn’t it? And the American people are patiently waiting, how long will it take?
Don’t think the Democrats are going to be satisfied with his effort, but they are so
dissatisfied already they can’t stand anymore. Oops, just heard they are going to make him come back! Sick, isn’t it? And the American people are patiently waiting, how long will it take?
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PaulinVA
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Jon, BOTH Obama and Trump could be guilty of the things each of us charge them with. It’s not a partisan either/or.
They both usurped power they didn’t/don’t have. They both have denigrated the office.
Well, I agree with you about Obama. What say you about Trump?
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kat07
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Impeachment for:
- Not being Hillary
- Not being a Democrat
- Not buckling under pressure like RINOs
- Being an American rather than a “citizen of the world”
- Being for the American Constitution
- For seeing it through to find out the real conspirators and the real collusion.
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grotto
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President Trump is a great President!
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Jeanne_S
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I suspect the Dems and Trump haters know this and are scared to death of his success in spite of all their vile efforts to bring him down
I say that Trump is boorish and not a particularly nice person. I say he often speaks in a way that is contrary to the basic civil discourse we should expect from all of us, but particularly our elected officials.JonNC:
Jon, BOTH Obama and Trump could be guilty of the things each of us charge them with. It’s not a partisan either/or.
They both usurped power they didn’t/don’t have. They both have denigrated the office.
Well, I agree with you about Obama. What say you about Trump?
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PaulinVA
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Thank you.
LeafByNiggle
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Saying that you are tired of listening to the arguments of your opponents in a debate is not an argument. It just means that you tire easily.
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Jeanne_S
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Hearing the same vitriol day is n and day out is indeed tiresome. Seems the anti Trumpsters have nothing else other than the memes that have been recycled relentlessly the past two plus years 
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You’re welcome.JonNC:
Thank you.
I also say that, in terms of policy, he is light years better than Obama was or Clinton would have been.
You say you are not a Democrat. Do you agree with this?
Well, there you are. It sounds like you were looking for a progressive.JonNC:
Jon, I’m just shocked that you say Trump has policies!
Well, to be fair, his policy to to do crazy stuff so everyone is always looking at him. This Mexican tariff stuff is absolutely crazy.
My 401(k) and investment accounts are not doing real well right now.
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PaulinVA
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I think “progressive” is a pejorative nowadays. So, er, thanks?
I am looking for someone who believes in limited government, that bigger government isn’t the answer to our our problems, but at the same time protects us from people/businesses that seem to always do things that are expeditious at the expense of regular people.
I’m anti-abortion. I’m very aware that I am very privileged. I am a veteran and believe I am patriotic. I am more conservative than liberal,and struggle with government’s roll in helping those less fortunate.
Oh, and I like sunsets and long walks on the beach.
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stevegravy
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Some other Presidents to think about, lifted from Mark Steyn:
“Warren Harding, who had a fifteen-year extramarital affair followed by another, not to mention the Teapot Dome scandal. John Kennedy, who devoted time to even more affairs of state: Marilyn Monroe, Gunilla von Post, Judith Campbell Exner, Mary Pinchot Meyer, Marlene Dietrich, Mimi Alford, and his wife’s press secretary, Pamela Turnure. Richard Nixon, who fell short in other areas of greatness. Bill Clinton, another woman attacker: a rape here, an assault there, here a paw, there a jaw, everywhere a claw, claw; with a “Please stop it!” here, and a “Please stop it!” there, and a “Where’s your wife?” here, and a “Where’s your wife?” there, and a “Nay! Nay!” here, and a “Nay! Nay!” there… Want more? OK. Grover Cleveland had a daughter out of wedlock. Chester Arthur was so corrupt and beholden to Roscoe Conkling’s New York “spoils” machine that Charles Guiteau assassinated President James Garfield just because the insane Guiteau was sure that Arthur would name him American consul to Paris as gratitude for giving Chester the Presidency. Franklin Pierce was such a heavy alcoholic all his life that he died of liver cirrhosis. Alongside Chester, Pierce is best remembered as one of America’s two least-remembered Presidents. Not to mention James Buchanan, whose unique leadership skills — he actually expected to be remembered akin to George Washington — saw him usher in the Civil War.”
Things could be worse.
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Economist
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Along with the word: “liberal”. Very sad that the word: “freedom” which is “liberty” became a cuss word these days.
Well, I’m with you here, except I’m far more concerned about what government can do to us. I am concerned about big tech as well.
Sounds like we agree, except for the “privilege “ part. If you’re a veteran, you’re not privileged. I refuse to play the privilege/victim game.
With the hand of my sweet wife of 35 years in one hand and a cold lager in the other.
Doesn’t sound like we disagree on very much.
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Ridgerunner
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If you read the article more carefully, you will see that what I said is the only subject matter mentioned in the article. And yes, an uninvolved person named Rossi is guessing that the Grand jury will surely nail Trump too. But of course, he doesn’t know anything other than his own hope that it means trouble for Trump.
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