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Posts posted by David Dennison
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22 minutes ago, Mojo Hand said:
I think where we differ is that you seem to think the political philosophies they parrot are their actual beliefs. I don't think they are. Take the Tea Party voters and their supposed political belief that our government should stop running up the debt. You think, it seems, that they followed a reasoned process to adopt a strain of conservative economic thought with a storied history, even if they didn't know about it's origins. I don't think they did. I think they only daid those things because they hated Obama on a gut level, it was a tangible thing to blame him for, and it was a good excuse to oppose Dem spending priorities. And I think the absence of the Tea Party now, with the Republicans spending more than Obama and increasing the debt more than Obama bears this out.
And I think most Americans are like this, to some degree. Only some gut instincts are better than others.
Yep. Republicans have no problem with government spending. They just don't like government spending on poor people.
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14 minutes ago, Hugo Stiglitz said:
You know things are going poorly when they wrap up the interview before the president is ready to stop talking.
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1 minute ago, EMAWesome said:
He's helping expose the far left's true mindset and ultimate goals.
As well as the far right's.
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Douche
Turd sandwich
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1 minute ago, Hugo Stiglitz said:
The good thing about GOP awakenings is that they come after their members have accepted once progressive positions as norms.
The left always wins.
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24 minutes ago, thrillhammer said:
the economy right now has some momentum. not happy about the interest rates rising, but unemployment seems down also.
Agreed. He hasn't screwed up the Obama economy.
Yet.
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Baker Mayfield will be a complete bust.
Yes, that is wishful thinking because fuck that little turd.
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3 minutes ago, kopp0e said:
Not with one game per week... (I also like the idea of Mexico City & Toronto both getting an NFL team)...
It just seems that games against west coast teams, either in London or on the west coast, would be an issue for the traveling team.
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The NFL seems determined to have a franchise in London. Won't jet lag be a real competitive issue?
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I kind of wish I needed a generator.
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Team Smart v. Team Stupid is very entertaining.
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It now appears that Richman had a security clearance, so leaking to him isn't a crime. The information he passed on to the media was unclassified, so there goes that.
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9 minutes ago, Onboard 2.0 said:
You like Hillary, you think she's ok I see her for what she was a corrupt, criminal who would do anything to get anything she wanted. Well she didn't get the presidency and we're better off for it. Sometimes you need a bitter pill to get better and Trump might be the bitter pill, so that others think ng they can do what Hillary tried to do will think twice.
What I find really pathetic is everyone here has friends who voted differently than they did, but it's here on an anonymous web site you have the (alleged) balls to call people a POS because they don't share your political point of view.
So we got someone even more corrupt and more criminal.
We would be much better off if she were president.
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1 minute ago, Francisco 2.0 said:
Um, doesn't he realize that without the Electoral College, he wouldn't be President?
https://www.politico.com/story/2018/04/26/trump-electoral-college-popular-vote-555148
To be fair, he's really dumb.
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1 minute ago, F250 said:
In a two party system, the primaries are supposed to be where multiple political ideologies are included in the democratic process. This is supposed to be how most political views get represented. Of course we know this isn't what happens but what is really insulting is when party loyalists insult 3rd party voters for acting as a spoiler.
Motherfuckers, if you eliminate minority voices from your process don't expect their vote in the general election.
The problem is, multiple political ideologies end up running under the banner of a party that doesn't necessarily share those ideologies. The Democratic Party is well within its rights to support the candidate that it believes best reflects its political platform. That's its raison d'être.
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23 minutes ago, Fozzz said:
What the DCCC did to Laura Moser really is despicable.
https://theintercept.com/2018/03/05/dccc-laura-moser-california-democrats/
You would think that a political party acting like a political party might convince people upset with said party that it might be time to leave that party and stop supporting its candidates.
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2 hours ago, Hugo Stiglitz said:
It’s really more of an international crime syndicate case involving a shitload of crimes.
What Trump himself is guilty of beyond obstruction of justice is pure speculation.
Mueller knows. That's why The Donald is freaking out.
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18 minutes ago, Hugo Stiglitz said:
Someone is triggered. Gotta go to that safe space.
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This isn't for the post office to make sizable personal loans. It's so people can have bank accounts.
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8 hours ago, Anastasis said:
Good point.
The influence of money on our politics is the cancer at our political core.
Lobbyists: Money to Congress
All cycles 201820162014201220102008200620042002200019981996199419921990 Summary Top 20 Members All Senators All Members of the House All Senate Candidates All House CandidatesParty Split: Dems:
Repubs:
Others:$6,105,470
$7,595,530
$42,942
All Candidates: $13,743,942
Incumbents Only: $12,589,694
House # of Members Average Contribution Total Contributions The US House of Representatives has 435 members and 5 non-voting delegates.
Totals may exceed 440 due to mid-term replacements.Democrats 183 $10,947 $2,003,398 Republicans 234 $22,185 $5,191,380 Independents 0 $0 $0 TOTAL 417 $17,254 $7,194,778 Senate # of Members Average Contribution Total Contributions The US Senate has 100 members.
Totals may exceed 100 due to mid-term replacements.Democrats 46 $74,240 $3,415,040 Republicans 48 $40,280 $1,933,484 Independents 2 $20,121 $40,242 TOTAL 96 $56,133 $5,388,766 Industries in this Sector: Lawyers/Law Firms Lobbyists Pick another Sector: Agribusiness Communications/Electronics Construction Defense Energy/Natural Resources Finance/Insurance/Real Estate Health Lawyers & Lobbyists Transportation Misc Business Labor Ideology/Single-Issue Other Search for an industry:The numbers on this page are based on contributions from PACs and individuals giving $200 or more.
All donations took place during the 2017-2018 election cycle and were released by the Federal Election Commission on Monday, April 16, 2018.
Feel free to distribute or cite this material, but please credit the Center for Responsive Politics. For permission to reprint for commercial uses, such as textbooks, contact the Center: info@crp.org
Thanks a lot, SCOTUS.
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Well, he's coming across as a washed-up crank.
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Is Kanye West even really a thing anymore, or is he just Mr. Kim Kardashian? I'm asking because I don't know.
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How Fox News works
in Cloak Room
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Because he was putting himself in legal jeopardy by saying he knew about things he previously said he had no knowledge of. He also played the dictator card and said he might have to "do something" about the justice department. Also, a whole lot of but Hillary.