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Poll Question : Should Foreign Govts. Influence US Elections?
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yes00 %
no1083 %
only if they help my candidate216 %
Total12100%

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Foreign Govts Influencing Our Elections
51. Author: frankj1Date: Fri, 6/14/2019, 8:29PM EST
so do you personally think it's ok for him to do what he said he would (hypothetically) do?
52. Author: opelmanta1900Date: Fri, 6/14/2019, 11:47PM EST
Drafter? Ya... Those chickens deserved it...
53. Author: tailgaterDate: Sat, 6/15/2019, 7:49AM EST
frankj1 wrote:
so do you personally think it's ok for him to do what he said he would (hypothetically) do?


It doesn't matter whether I think it's OK or not.

I joined the discussion because I found the (continued) hypocrisy worthy of a comment.

But I'll answer: No. It's really NOT OK.

But if this is the litmus test for being worthy of the position, then the oval office will sit in silence in perpetuity.
54. Author: Burner02Date: Sat, 6/15/2019, 9:28AM EST
delta1 wrote:
Trump said he'd take information from a foreign government that would hurt a political opponent and help his election.



You should start drinking again AL, it might just help your hearing and reasoning ability.
55. Author: Burner02Date: Sat, 6/15/2019, 9:30AM EST
delta1 wrote:
Wonder if China and Iran would have any interest in helping Dems win in 2020?



Check the Clinton Foundation deposit slips, they might get a carry over from 2016.


56. Author: frankj1Date: Sat, 6/15/2019, 8:38PM EST
tailgater wrote:
It doesn't matter whether I think it's OK or not.

I joined the discussion because I found the (continued) hypocrisy worthy of a comment.

But I'll answer: No. It's really NOT OK.

But if this is the litmus test for being worthy of the position, then the oval office will sit in silence in perpetuity.

somewhere in there is an answer to the topic, buried in comments about the same reaction as yours but about others being nuts. It doesn't matter what any of us think, we're just talking here.

you are the only one calling it a litmus test.

It's wrong, he'd be wrong to do it, we agree. and if we didn't agree, that would be ok too.

and he has rescinded his remarks since I was last on here. As of now, he might think we are right too.
57. Author: tailgaterDate: Sun, 6/16/2019, 8:06PM EST
frankj1 wrote:
somewhere in there is an answer to the topic, buried in comments about the same reaction as yours but about others being nuts. It doesn't matter what any of us think, we're just talking here.

you are the only one calling it a litmus test.

It's wrong, he'd be wrong to do it, we agree. and if we didn't agree, that would be ok too.

and he has rescinded his remarks since I was last on here. As of now, he might think we are right too.


You say it's not a litmus test, yet people are wanting him removed from office and they're using this excerpt as their reason du juor.

58. Author: frankj1Date: Sun, 6/16/2019, 8:44PM EST
tailgater wrote:
You say it's not a litmus test, yet people are wanting him removed from office and they're using this excerpt as their reason du juor.


true.
they also have a lot more and they are arguably correct...arguably incorrect too.

Personally, my preference would be for them to work hard on putting up a candidate to defeat him in the next election.
59. Author: bs_kwajDate: Mon, 6/17/2019, 6:25AM EST

If we could just get Trump outta there and insert Hillary... we wouldn't have to worry about any 'foreign powers'...

We'd be in one big happy one world government with the smart people in Brussels making all the decisions.


Beer
60. Author: DrafterXDate: Mon, 6/17/2019, 6:46AM EST
That's what Obama was pushing... Hillary messed it all for him cause she can't walk and stuff.. Mellow
61. Author: frankj1Date: Mon, 6/17/2019, 12:18PM EST
bs_kwaj wrote:
If we could just get Trump outta there and insert Hillary... we wouldn't have to worry about any 'foreign powers'...

We'd be in one big happy one world government with the smart people in Brussels making all the decisions.


Beer

wasn't an either/or question for me two year sago...it was a neither/nor.
I voted third party.
62. Author: dstiegerDate: Mon, 6/17/2019, 12:24PM EST
frankj1 wrote:

I voted third party.


Me2...I wonder what Evan McMullin is doing nowadays? I voted for him and would have loved it if he won, but I won't say that I didn't have some reservations about how hood a president he might have been.

I got one eye on Schultz....would love to see one or more others muddy the waters...I sorta wish Klobuchar were willing to split....I think she usually talks like she could be a party outsider
63. Author: DrafterXDate: Mon, 6/17/2019, 1:04PM EST
I prefer to party outside... Even if I'm inside I open a window at least... Mellow
64. Author: dstiegerDate: Mon, 6/17/2019, 1:11PM EST
We turned on the radio and had a party on the patio.

65. Author: frankj1Date: Mon, 6/17/2019, 1:56PM EST
was that your third party?
66. Author: delta1Date: Wed, 6/19/2019, 9:40PM EST
Burner02 wrote:
You should start drinking again AL, it might just help your hearing and reasoning ability.


you angling for my early demise?
67. Author: Burner02Date: Thu, 6/20/2019, 9:08PM EST
delta1 wrote:
you angling for my early demise?



Absolutely not.
68. Author: delta1Date: Sun, 6/23/2019, 3:43PM EST
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