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originally posted by: Xtrozero
originally posted by: thedigirati
a reply to: Xtrozero
well, that is refreshing
"Warren admits to being a sorry candidate"!!
should be the top headline on Drudgeπ²ππ€£π€·ββοΈ
I'm thinking all Trump needs to do is say he is sorry if he hurt anyone's feelings and all is good.
originally posted by: Gryphon66
Trump has been monumentally important for the task he was "intended" to do ... sow discord domestically in the US and around the world, diminish the alleged moral high-ground that the US has historically wielded around the world, erode the rule-of-law and trash Constitutional limits on Executive power, serve as a focus point for a Cult of Personality that denies reality, science and accepted facts.
He has highlighted the weakest points of the American Constitutional form of government. He has helped to bring a spotlight onto some of the least desirable characteristics of the American cultural underbelly.
All in all, he's done a great job at serving as a needed agent of Chaos, in my opinion.
originally posted by: thedigirati
originally posted by: Wayfarer
a reply to: thedigirati
Uh, I don't know about the named individuals you referenced, so perhaps you can ask them yourself?
Regarding the MAGA hat touching: Is that woman in your profile you? I like the thought if so that you (being a MAGA hat wearer) would wanna cuddle.
the picture in my avatar is married to a 6'4" Marine, she laughed at your offer (my wife,it's in my profile but no one reads anymore)
you said the poe-ple being hurt by Trump
who are they?
Pelosi and Co are the ones fighting Trump, I presumed you were hurt as well.
So you admit you have not been Hurt by Trump
so why not accept Trump as Your president??
well?
originally posted by: Esneider
That's what they said just before the 2018 Midterm election. Trump declared last year's election was a referendum on his administration, and brother was it after the voters ejected from office 41 pro-Trump members of congress.
Most encouraging, young voters 18-34 years voted for Democratic candidates by an astonishing 35% margin- the greatest in history-and the youth are the future.
originally posted by: spacemanjupiter
I hate politics and feel that both dems and pubs are just 2 sides of the same coin.
Corruption rampant through all sides, dems, pubs, libs.
Even so, it has never been more clear that someone, possibly simply due to ignorance, is dividing and conquering. I think it's partly ignorance and partly self preservation though, and it's 100% business.
originally posted by: redmage
a reply to: Sheye
I see you haven't been paying much attention. Those top military men that "help him make decisions" have all rebuked Trump's decision to abandon our allies in Syria.
Trump has repeatedly and openly declared that he believes he is smarter and more informed than all of our top military men and intelligence officials serving our country.
In short, no one really advises him, and he doesn't read his daily briefings. He simply seeks to surround himself with "yes men" who will nod when he makes any suggestion.
Anyone who challenges his suggestions, or provides him facts that disagree with his beliefs, are subject to twitter tirades, and/or being replaced.
originally posted by: GenerationGap
Arrest the subverters and liars. Try the subverters and liar before a judge and jury. Hang the subverters and liars in the public square that are found to be guilty.
originally posted by: Byrd
originally posted by: JAGStorm
abcnews.go.com...
It sure seems some are starting to think so.
βThe America that they believed in was under attack, not from without, but from within,β Adm. William H. McRaven, who led the U.S. Special Operations Command before retiring
Are we going to see a wave of conservatives, a wave of military, a wave of independents leave camp Trump?
Many in the military have revered General Mattis, even idolized, even worshiped him. He left but now there is a war of words between the General and Trump. How will this sway the military as a whole? My guess, not in Trumps favor.
Possibly. America is a democratic republic.
Trump is a businessman. He's trying to run the country as if he's its CEO. But CEOs aren't democratic leaders of a business -- they're at best an oligarchy and at worst a plutarchy.
The generals don't like him and the intelligence community sure doesn't like him. The troops, who love shows of power, seem to be very much in his corner but the commanders have really soured on him according to what I've read.
originally posted by: Esneider
That's what they said just before the 2018 Midterm election. Trump declared last year's election was a referendum on his administration, and brother was it after the voters ejected from office 41 pro-Trump members of congress. Most encouraging, young voters 18-34 years voted for Democratic candidates by an astonishing 35% margin- the greatest in history-and the youth are the future. a reply to: HalWesten
originally posted by: spacemanjupiter
a reply to: JAGStorm
A lot of people believe the president is smart enough to destroy the 'deep state', let alone actually know what the 'deep state' is. Trump is different. Trump is hip.
The reality is that Trump is causing a lot of problems for both dems and pubs because he is ignorant. I'm 44 and I don't remember a time where this country has been so divided. This division is clearly because of one person in office.
I hate politics and feel that both dems and pubs are just 2 sides of the same coin. Corruption rampant through all sides, dems, pubs, libs.. one seems to hide it better than the other. Politics, it's all garbage and I can't believe people spend any significant amount of time even talking about it.
Even so, it has never been more clear that someone, possibly simply due to ignorance, is dividing and conquering. I think it's partly ignorance and partly self preservation though, and it's 100% business.