teedubbya
8 years ago
yall must be really limber
gummy jones
8 years ago
There's plenty of dirt to go around and a double helping of slime. Only one side seems to be claiming to be clean.

Sure as heck ain't me.

But whatever it takes to continue outrage aka donations I suppose.
victor809
8 years ago

There's plenty of dirt to go around and a double helping of slime.

gummy jones wrote:



don't be ridiculous.
You're comparing the people who are pointing out that the president is incompetent with the incompetent president?

I mean seriously... this is more an incompetency issue than a racism issue. If our moronic orange president were at minimum competent enough to keep his idiotic mouth shut when moronic thoughts go through his head, we wouldn't even see "leaks" like this.

blaming the messenger here is ridiculous.... he's incompetent. Our other branches of government aren't in place to cover for his incompetency.
teedubbya
8 years ago
I actually felt better while watching the entire televised Tuesday meeting until he completely through it out on Thursday. It was meaningless. The chithole term while unnecessary and completely inappropriate for any professional meeting (usually would bring reprimand or termination), isn't the real issue and doesn't phase me much.

This wasn't a leak in any way shape or form. It was a bipartisan meeting gone awry. sunshine laws and freedom of information are in place for a reason. Anytime someone pivots to secrecy is good and disclosing is bad it tells you a lot about where they are at. I'd be in favor of such meetings being transcribed and available. Integrity...act like the world is watching.

Then to watch cotton, perdue, and the HS director lie about it (but even if it did happen it is ok and maybe even good...wtf) is pathetic.


And yes both parties are slimy at times. Don't use that as an excuse for your guy to be slimy. I want my side to be better than yours. it used to be.
delta1
8 years ago
The tell was was Lindsey Graham's reaction...after being a harsh Trump critic since the beginning, he had spent the previous few months working with Trump, singing Trump's praises, and then basking in the glow with Trump after the tax bill was passed...Graham took Trump at his word when he said "I will sign a bipartisan bill...it will be a bill of love" ... shortly after the televised bipartisan meeting on Tuesday, Trump hedged a tad by making a list of stuff he wanted in the bipartisan bill.

Then on Thursday, at a meeting with Trump, the bipartisan proposal was shot down by the President, even though it contained what he had on his list, using tough language. After the Thu meeting, Graham supported Durbin's description of what happened... Durbin had been his partner in pushing the bipartisan bill that Trump declined to sign and said he was shocked by the Trump he saw on Thursday, asking where the Tuesday Trump went....
bgz
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8 years ago
I know I know, dementia kicks in when the filter goes... now where did I put my phone, F#(*k!!!
ZRX1200
8 years ago
http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/manhattan/doctor-found-dead-knife-torso-nyc-apartment-article-1.3689775 

No mention that this was a Dr that was a whistle-blower on the Clinton foundation in Hati.......
delta1
8 years ago
Tough way to commit suicide...stabbing your own heart...seemed to be a well-regarded doctor, who volunteered to help a devastated poor country...we need more of those...
bgz
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8 years ago
I could think of 10 less painful ways to kill yourself off the top of my head... why would anyone pick that one?

Does seem a bit fishy just based on that alone.

I would think that it would be brutally hard to stab yourself in the heart. I imagine it would take a few attempts, as I wouldn't think it would be as easy to do as it sounds.

Was there prior attempt wounds, or did he do it on his first shot?
ZRX1200
8 years ago
Near the heart is what I read.
bgz
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8 years ago
Oh... in that case, he must not have been as good of a doctor as they say he was because he missed :/
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8 years ago

don't be ridiculous.
You're comparing the people who are pointing out that the president is incompetent with the incompetent president?

I mean seriously... this is more an incompetency issue than a racism issue. If our moronic orange president were at minimum competent enough to keep his idiotic mouth shut when moronic thoughts go through his head, we wouldn't even see "leaks" like this.

blaming the messenger here is ridiculous.... he's incompetent. Our other branches of government aren't in place to cover for his incompetency.

victor809 wrote:



No victor, it was a gutless liberal coward that ran out of a closed door meeting and cried to the media that Trump called a ****hole country a ****holes country. Why! Because gutless cowardly liberals could chit there diapers and get all the lazy, week minded liberals outraged at a new narrative to push.. Yet you gutless cowardly liberals have been spitting out your self-righteous BS for years.. BTW please don’t talk about Rugby, you embarrass the great sport.

NO SARCASM
frankj1
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8 years ago
oh how we wish for a one-party system.
Speyside
8 years ago
Erc, your name calling and anger only diminishes you and the viewpoint you are espousing.
tailgater
8 years ago
Does it take a full 7 days to become week minded?
DrMaddVibe
8 years ago

Does it take a full 7 days to become week minded?

tailgater wrote:

[whip]
tailgater
8 years ago
Regarding the OP:

the POTUS was wrong to speak out loud what many (not in his position) feel to be the truth.

But with that said, it still feels like a petulant little child ran out of the meeting with intentions to tattle on the Presidents faux pas.

There is honestly no other way to describe it.

You're in a meeting with the President of the United States.
He used a potty term.
Stop peeing your pants with giddy anticipation to tell the world.

Note to self: Don't invite THAT guy to Vegas.

victor809
8 years ago
Who's this ecr guy? I think he must be liberal....based on the self righteous ****ting of his diapers he seems to have done with that rant.

Sounds like a fullback...
frankj1
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8 years ago

Regarding the OP:

the POTUS was wrong to speak out loud what many (not in his position) feel to be the truth.

But with that said, it still feels like a petulant little child ran out of the meeting with intentions to tattle on the Presidents faux pas.

There is honestly no other way to describe it.

You're in a meeting with the President of the United States.
He used a potty term.
Stop peeing your pants with giddy anticipation to tell the world.

Note to self: Don't invite THAT guy to Vegas.

tailgater wrote:


on Jan. 12 you said:

No spin needed.
The President should apologize.

not setting you up for debate, but do you feel the message or the messenger is the bigger story, 4.5 months later?
victor809
8 years ago
The president of the United States should be smart enough to realize that in a meeting with congresspeople from both parties, anything negative he says will be immediately reported. This is not new. Republicans did it to Obama... I'm sure Dems did it to Bush. The difference is they were both smart enough to know they needed to speak intelligently.

Either Trump isn't smart enough to realize his undiplomatic and borderline racist comments would be reported, or he specifically wants to run his administration that way.
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