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Just drove out into the middle of nowhere (rural) to look at a used Ford Focus. On the way back, I went past a small town hardware store that had this sign out front:
"We Now have Trump 2024 Flags!!!"
And so it begins......
That makes 3 sane, but still conservative Republicans. This includes Cheney and Kinsinger.
Amazing it is how desperate Repubs are toward seizing power that they would commit treason and sedition in order to accomplish it or support it by their silence. They rally around the Big Lie meme in order to give themselves excuses for why they lost control of the gov't in 2020 and an all-in existential cause to take control back, as if it were impossible for them to lose if the elections were fair while they attempt to be as unfair as possible to rig their way to electoral victories.
Sometimes I wonder why that is and eventually give up the notion realizing that the moment they chose Trump, of all the most unqualified, most criminal, most dangerously incompetent narcissist megalomaniacs they could anoint as Leader ad Infinitum, all of their abilities to be self-aware were lost to a singular fear and hate driven cause as they casually toss aside the way too-many REAL instances of Trump's criminality and his real threat to the security of the nation.
I marvel at the mental conditioning they have gone through in order to behave that way, where common sense and logic have been replaced with this form of mass-hypnosis, this rigorous mind altering regimen they've been put through in order to become as thoughtless and single-minded as they have.
Just to let you know, you just blew the chance of gaining back the little speck of brain power we thought you had the moment you posted this. You had your chance to say that you meant 2020 instead of 2016.Forgot he sat that one out.
How many of you have voted for those running for president who were not from one of the 2 main parties? My wife and I have, several times. Libertarian, green and Perot's Reform party back in '92. I have also voted for both Democrats and Republicans, depending on what my research has told me about the particular candidates.
I don't feel that either of the two main parties is very close to my personal beliefs. Libertarian is probably closest. I have a Bachelor's degree in Environmental Studies, and we do our part with composting, driving cars that get at least 40 mpg, capturing rainwater, and other choices we make to minimize our environmental impact.
However, I've also seen the other side of the coin. Most of my relatives are farmers. One local government agency told my uncle that he had to set aside a certain lowland area of his property, telling him to plant a certain type of shrub there. He did so, at considerable time and expense. In less than 6 months, another government agency came through and destroyed the entire planting, putting in drainage for the township.
It was an example of how stupidly government is organized, and how they put things into effect without communicating with each other. It reinforced my thought that a lot of government regulations and programs are wasteful and ineffectively run.
Yes, I'm a gun rights advocate. I believe that just about everyone should be able to own and use a gun for hunting or target practice. Both sets of my grandparents had guns. My dad has a couple of guns. Personally, so far I only have a BB gun that we use with the kids for target practice when we go camping.
I'm also one of those rare environmentalists who feel that next generation nuclear needs to be a big part of decreasing the amount of carbon dioxide we are putting into the atmosphere. Nuclear is natural/green, and natural nuclear reactions have been happening within the earth's crust for eons, heating water naturally.
So yeah, I'm an environmentalist who is for nuclear power, gun rights, and I have a libertarian worldview. I also don't believe that our country's founders would have supported us having a permanent, standing military force, and that doing so makes it more likely that we end up more in debt, involved in overseas struggles.
...also the problem of what to do with the nuclear waste, but that's part of what newer gen nuclear power is aiming to address.Does the government own the farm land papers your uncle worked on? If no, then the government has no right to do something on your uncle's property with out his permission. Your uncle has the right to sue. If the governement does have the land ownership, then the government has the right to do what ever they want with that property. They could even conduct a 2024 Biden Campaighn stop in your uncle's back yard if they wanted to.
The problem with nuclear energy is the possibility of a nuclear meltdown.
I would stop working for that stupid son of a bitch on the spot...I suggest you start looking elsewhere.I asked my boss, who is a Trump supporter, about his logic. I said "if you see real video evidence that people rioted to storm the capitol to overturn the election, you don't believe it, and dismiss it with a wave. Yet you will watch a made up film named 2,000 Mules about ballot stuffing and proclaim it as real evidence, even though they may have been stuffing Republican ballots, not Democrat ballots". To which he responds "well everyone knows the capitol was just a march, and those fuckers murdered Ashlee Babbitt in cold blood. But 2,000 Mules is verified proof that the Democrats cheated, and we won't let that happen again".
Fucking nuts, right?
I asked my boss, who is a Trump supporter, about his logic. I said "if you see real video evidence that people rioted to storm the capitol to overturn the election, you don't believe it, and dismiss it with a wave. Yet you will watch a made up film named 2,000 Mules about ballot stuffing and proclaim it as real evidence, even though they may have been stuffing Republican ballots, not Democrat ballots". To which he responds "well everyone knows the capitol was just a march, and those fuckers murdered Ashlee Babbitt in cold blood. But 2,000 Mules is verified proof that the Democrats cheated, and we won't let that happen again".
Fucking nuts, right?
I asked my boss, who is a Trump supporter, about his logic. I said "if you see real video evidence that people rioted to storm the capitol to overturn the election, you don't believe it, and dismiss it with a wave. Yet you will watch a made up film named 2,000 Mules about ballot stuffing and proclaim it as real evidence, even though they may have been stuffing Republican ballots, not Democrat ballots". To which he responds "well everyone knows the capitol was just a march, and those fuckers murdered Ashlee Babbitt in cold blood. But 2,000 Mules is verified proof that the Democrats cheated, and we won't let that happen again".
Fucking nuts, right?
You think they're angry now, just wait until they don't have the libs to blame all their problems on.Tell your boss to calm down, his/her side is literally all but guaranteed to be handed all 3 branches of govt by 2024, and to hold onto it for the foreseeable future.
Really still confused as to why they are so angry all the time.
Tell your boss to calm down, his/her side is literally all but guaranteed to be handed all 3 branches of govt by 2024, and to hold onto it for the foreseeable future.
Really still confused as to why they are so angry all the time.
I would stop working for that stupid son of a bitch on the spot...I suggest you start looking elsewhere.
Apparently the Governor of Oklahoma already did that by renaming the stretch of US-287 highway in Cimarron County, from Boise City to the Oklahoma-Texas border of the county as "President Donald J. Trump Highway".- why not just go all the way and sell the "Trump For Life"
Depending on how you read it you can sell it to libs or puns...
Apparently the Governor of Oklahoma already did that by renaming the stretch of US-287 highway in Cimarron County, from Boise City to the Oklahoma-Texas border of the county as "President Donald J. Trump Highway".
Oklahoma panhandle to get 'President Donald J. Trump Highway' due to GOP-backed bill
Oklahoma will name a roughly 20-mile stretch of a panhandle highway after former President Donald Trump.www.oklahoman.com
you sir are madYea. Dems are going to get trounced come election time. I fully expect the house, senate and presidency to go full Republican. With high inflation, the war in Ukraine, high gas prices, and so on. These are all going to be used against democrats effectively, and it's going to be a nightmare. I also expect Trump to get into office for a second term barring any health issues.
personally I do that by not speeding.Yeah... Not putting a hate symbol on my car to stay out of a speeding ticket.
Clinton has had an amazing career, but she isn't likeable on a human level to some on the left.
I find that an odd comment. Do you really mean "likeable on a human level"?
I never really found her likeable or not-likeable 'on a human level'. Really had, and still have, no feelings about her either way as a person. I just found her ideologically very right-wing (e.g. her vote on cluster bomb exports or her support for cuts to AFDC or her 'superpredators' comments, or her closeness to the war criminal Kissinger). Most of all, she seemed to me to be a war-monger to a degree that was a bit scary (both Clintons really loved dropping bombs on people, especially brown, foreign people).
"Likability" on that personal level never entered into it either way, I have almost no sense of what she's like "on a human level", it's about politics.
I don't have a vote in US elections but I did argue for US friends to hold their nose and vote for her (rather than the Green Party, as a couple were considering), on the same basis I'll vote for Starmer's Labour (even though I'm not impressed with his decidedly bland uninspiring leadership, and the way he seems more focused on picking fights with the left than actually opposing the Tories). You vote for the least bad option because the other lot are so appalling, that's just the reality of it.
Hillary Clinton was a 1000x better idea than her opponent.I find that an odd comment. Do you really mean "likeable on a human level"?
I never really found her likeable or not-likeable 'on a human level'. Really had, and still have, no feelings about her either way as a person. I just found her ideologically very right-wing (e.g. her vote on cluster bomb exports or her support for cuts to AFDC or her 'superpredators' comments, or her closeness to the war criminal Kissinger). Most of all, she seemed to me to be a war-monger to a degree that was a bit scary (both Clintons really loved dropping bombs on people, especially brown, foreign people).
"Likability" on that personal level never entered into it either way, I have almost no sense of what she's like "on a human level", it's about politics.
I don't have a vote in US elections but I did argue for US friends to hold their nose and vote for her (rather than the Green Party, as a couple were considering), on the same basis I'll vote for Starmer's Labour (even though I'm not impressed with his decidedly bland uninspiring leadership, and the way he seems more focused on picking fights with the left than actually opposing the Tories). You vote for the least bad option because the other lot are so appalling, that's just the reality of it.