Terminal_Marxicity
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I voted for Cruz to stop him. Little did I know, there is no stopping what can not be stopped. Only GOD can stop what can not be stopped.
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I know how you feel.
I told everyone I knew that Trump was a bad candidate.
You may be right.I voted for Cruz to stop him. Little did I know, there is no stopping what can not be stopped. Only GOD can stop what can not be stopped.
Except someone in Hillary Media Control blew it and Trump won. Or was it in Media Hillary Control? Or Hillary FBI Control? To strange a nut to crack. We'll never know. It was a strange election. Poor Bernie. Politically he was way too far left, but he seemed a decent person, and he really got shafted.Hillary bought the DNC and Trump was the Pied Piper candidate designed to win in the primaries and lose in the general.
We really should have had a presidential debate between Ted Cruz and Bernie Sanders.Except someone in Hillary Media Control blew it and Trump won. Or was it in Media Hillary Control? Or Hillary FBI Control? To strange a nut to crack. We'll never know. It was a strange election. Poor Bernie. Politically he was way too far left, but he seemed a decent person, and he really got shafted.
We really should have had a presidential debate between Ted Cruz and Bernie Sanders.
One of those characterizations is accurate.A Canadian Zodiac Killer and a Senile Socialist.
Third Party Please!
Franken's 'resignation' was politically necessary as a ploy against Roy Moore in Alabama. Sounds strange but I think it really was the case. If Moore won, a definite possibility, the contrast between Franken and Moore would have been stark. There would have been intense pressure not to allow Moore to be seated in the Senate. But since Moore lost, there is less of a political reason for Democrats to have to force Franken out.
There is a Minnesota groundswell to keep Franken as Senator. At least among progressive social activist types. Not the rest of us. And I think that is because he has been a loyal progressive political activist, and that is way more important to them than personal morality.
I think that the witch hunts will continue. The goal is still to take down Trump. When these senators finally figure out that keeping Franken will make the war against Trump a tiny bit more difficult, they will cry the crocodile tears for him but privately tell him he darn well better resign. Besides, his replacement, picked by the Minnesota governor is another progressive with impeccable Planned Parenthood credentials, having been a PP regional director before being Lt. Governor. They really lose nothing with Franken gone. They will keep their eyes on their goal, which is to take Trump down one way or another.
I'm a 'never Trump' guy but I find that the war on Trump is disgusting.
When Hillary was nominated at the convention, I told my friend I thought Trump had a better chance of winning than anybody thought. I was sure he tapped into a feeling that a bunch of people had that they didn't want to voice. Right or wrong, I think a lot of people felt that their group (however they identified) had been left behind by Washington and decided to vote for a guy that claimed he would be their voice. I think he is their voice, but I don't really think that shines a good light on them. Just my opinion.
That's what I did and will in all probability keep doing.A Canadian Zodiac Killer and a Senile Socialist.
Third Party Please!
I'm not sure we have any recall option until the 2020 election. He will be recalled then. But wait. He is a 'progressive' so he will probably be re-elected anyway. Or recount votes until he wins, like the first time he was 'elected'. In an Obama landslide in Minnesota he lost by about 46 votes and they brought in the high priced Washington lawyers to recount until he won. A comic election that one was.Well the GOP wanted Alabama to decide. MN has a recall option. If they want to get rid of him, they can.
So the guy that was given permission to kiss this gal, by the gal, got a little carried away, and is now considering reinstatement for a resignation that should never have been necessary to begin with?
Why is that a problem? Did I miss something there?
I think there were a few more accusers. I don't know all the details though.
Kissing was the least of it.There almost has to be, and hoping someone can enlighten us on that and whether or not any other accusers accusations where pretty much as invalid as the one I refer too.
There were several accusers. And there is that picture, for which any alternate explanations just don't make sense. He was caught dead to rights. His apologies were lame, in a sort of blame the victim kind of way. He will do the right thing, belatedly, if he does indeed resign.There almost has to be, and hoping someone can enlighten us on that and whether or not any other accusers accusations where pretty much as invalid as the one I refer too.
There almost has to be, and hoping someone can enlighten us on that and whether or not any other accusers accusations where pretty much as invalid as the one I refer too.
Here are all the misconduct accusations against Al Franken, who is resigning from the SenateFor the first one, even if Roger Stone wasn't tipping his hand that he was involved, after I saw the video of the performance, I knew the accusations were trash. Right after kissing Al, she turned around and kissed a service man, and didn't ask his permission. She didn't seem distressed to me AT ALL.
From the "How many people predicted this?", files: Franken urged to reverse his resignation
At least four senators are urging Al Franken to reconsider resigning, including two who issued statements calling for the resignation two weeks ago and said they now feel remorse over what they feel was a rush to judgment.Now, Al Franken is the victim. See how that works.
Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.), who urged Franken not to step down to begin with — at least not before he went through an Ethics Committee investigation — said the Minnesota senator was railroaded by fellow Democrats.
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“The most hypocritical thing I’ve ever seen done to a human being — and then have enough guts to sit on the floor, watch him give his speech and go over and hug him? That’s hypocrisy at the highest level I’ve ever seen in my life. Made me sick,” Manchin said.
Does this mean the witch hunts are finally over? What about Trump?
Does this mean the witch hunts are finally over? What about Trump?
Witch hunts are a phenomenon of mass hysteria. As such, they go on until the hysteria passes.They plan on continuing that for at least another year, guess they think that will help them in the midterms...
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