frankj1
8 years ago

Another reason why America wasn't "With Her"!!!!![whip]

DrMaddVibe wrote:


electoral college, anyway.
but more (voting) Americans chose her.

no judgement, just a fact.
DrafterX
8 years ago
Ya but 10% of them voted twice and were illegals .... or so I heard... 😟
frankj1
8 years ago

Ya but 10% of them voted twice and were illegals .... or so I heard... 😟

DrafterX wrote:


I voted twice, but not for her either time.
DrMaddVibe
8 years ago

electoral college, anyway.
but more (voting) Americans chose her.

no judgement, just a fact.

frankj1 wrote:




That's the ONLY vote that matters.
HuckFinn
8 years ago
The dems questions are just for the record.
Everyone knows what they're gonna ask, and how he's gonna answer.
And that he's gonna be confirmed...

It's just a show...
frankj1
8 years ago

That's the ONLY vote that matters.

DrMaddVibe wrote:


I completely get it, and I support it, even knowing that sometimes I have to suffer some anguish during a term here and there from winners with whom I disagree...as it was, I was going to disagree with either candidate the last go round!

I was only saying that you may want to walk back a little from making it sound like a resounding statement by Americans to support the current state of affairs.

I'd add that given the insanity and loss of dignity in the WH, some Trump voters may be having second thoughts.

Hey, we're just expressing some opinions on a discount cigar forum. Me and you, we ain't fixing nothing!

ZRX1200
8 years ago
Loss of dignity? Thank god that's new.....
frankj1
8 years ago

Loss of dignity? Thank god that's new.....

ZRX1200 wrote:


it is a new low.
Even if you love Trump's direction, at least admit his behavior is disgusting. Worse than Bush barfing in that guy's lap.

Is this how you want American's to be perceived?

How are ya, bud?
DrafterX
8 years ago
Was Obama's apology tour how we wanted to be perceived..?? 😕
engletl
8 years ago
IMO the current administration can be summarized as a "mash-up" of the previous 28 years of administration and molded into one highly childish whining .......

You get the picture
DrMaddVibe
8 years ago

I completely get it, and I support it, even knowing that sometimes I have to suffer some anguish during a term here and there from winners with whom I disagree...as it was, I was going to disagree with either candidate the last go round!

I was only saying that you may want to walk back a little from making it sound like a resounding statement by Americans to support the current state of affairs.

I'd add that given the insanity and loss of dignity in the WH, some Trump voters may be having second thoughts.

Hey, we're just expressing some opinions on a discount cigar forum. Me and you, we ain't fixing nothing!

frankj1 wrote:




Can't walk back the wishes of 63 million Americans. Can't walk back the results so far either despite the Kenyan King's latest lies he's telling.

People were fed up with career politicians lying to their faces. They elected Trump. Look at what he campaigned on. He's crossing them off one by one. Keeping promises he made on the trail. You can hate him or love him, but to feign that he's not living up to what he said he was going to do is just downright the wrong discernment he deserves.

I didn't vote for him the 1st time. I will the 2nd though. I don't know a single person that regrets their vote for him. I've heard from some on the Left that wished they had've.


https://nationalinterest.org/feature/why-trumps-record-trumps-medias-spin-30757 
frankj1
8 years ago

Was Obama's apology tour how we wanted to be perceived..?? 😕

DrafterX wrote:


I dunno, keep reading here about bowing, but that was a cultural nod, not a drop of the flag...not nearly as bad as smiling handshakes giving legitimacy to a few of the worlds deadliest despots while trashing friends.
frankj1
8 years ago

Can't walk back the wishes of 63 million Americans. Can't walk back the results so far either despite the Kenyan King's latest lies he's telling.

People were fed up with career politicians lying to their faces. They elected Trump. Look at what he campaigned on. He's crossing them off one by one. Keeping promises he made on the trail. You can hate him or love him, but to feign that he's not living up to what he said he was going to do is just downright the wrong discernment he deserves.

I didn't vote for him the 1st time. I will the 2nd though. I don't know a single person that regrets their vote for him. I've heard from some on the Left that wished they had've.


https://nationalinterest.org/feature/why-trumps-record-trumps-medias-spin-30757 

DrMaddVibe wrote:


Simply meant that losing the popular vote (yet legitimately winning the election) absolutely ends talk of a mandate!
I'm no loon, I know he won. I just thought you got carried away.

I'll likely go third party again.
DrMaddVibe
8 years ago

Simply meant that losing the popular vote (yet legitimately winning the election) absolutely ends talk of a mandate!
I'm no loon, I know he won. I just thought you got carried away.

I'll likely go third party again.

frankj1 wrote:




I couldn't go 3rd Party with that loon. Seriously..Time and Place.
DrMaddVibe
8 years ago

I dunno, keep reading here about bowing, but that was a cultural nod, not a drop of the flag...not nearly as bad as smiling handshakes giving legitimacy to a few of the worlds deadliest despots while trashing friends.

frankj1 wrote:



The President of the United States of America NEVER bows!

EVER!
frankj1
8 years ago
that sounds like an arbitrary rule...a bow does not equate to surrender! Not much different than a handshake in many countries, nothing wrong with showing respect for the culture of friends

but he should never help the worst of the worst gain political status and equity with a smile and a hug photo op!
frankj1
8 years ago

I couldn't go 3rd Party with that loon. Seriously..Time and Place.

DrMaddVibe wrote:


he is a loon, for sure. I was just trying to help a future candidate get some traction with enough percent of votes to make it to the televised debates.
rfenst
8 years ago

I dunno, keep reading here about bowing, but that was a cultural nod, not a drop of the flag...not nearly as bad as smiling handshakes giving legitimacy to a few of the worlds deadliest despots while trashing friends.

frankj1 wrote:



Nothing wrong with customary bow "when in Rome".
tailgater
8 years ago

Nothing wrong with customary bow "when in Rome".

rfenst wrote:



Careful with that bow if you're in Athens.

Somebody might want to push in your stool.




DrafterX
8 years ago
One of the lawmakers on the hot seat ahead of the vote is Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, who recently received a particularly unusual gift in an effort to sway her opinion.

A package of 3,000 coat hangers arrived at Collins’ office in Washington, D.C. -- symbolizing back-alley abortions that took place before they became legal with the 1973 Roe v. Wade ruling -- in the hopes of convincing the pro-choice senator to vote against Brett Kavanaugh’s Supreme Court confirmation.


sick bassards...[-(
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