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After next in a line of GOP defeats this fall, the GOP is going to have to do some soul searching and debating on what kind of party it wants to be


Don't kid yourself.  Mitch knows just what he wants.  And so does the rest of the backestablisment

What we have to ask ourselves is what it's going to take to get what we want.

We know.

When was the last time you heard Mitch cite the 10th ?
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Pelosi: Trump Is ‘Palsy-Walsy’ with Putin

Pam Key 17 Apr 2024

Representative Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) said Wednesday on MSNBC’s “Andrea Mitchell Reports” that former President Donald Trump was “palsy-walsy” with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Pelosi said, “What’s at stake is our democracy. I want to thank you for the attention that you have paid to Ukraine. It is all the things that are going, whether in a Manhattan courtroom or in Gaza and the rest, so important there. The attention to Ukraine has been diminished in my view in the press and our country. Nothing less is at stake than our democracy.”

She added, “It’s a tragedy that it has taken this long. I’m so glad, I won’t say glad, at long last, it has happened. The Ukrainians have been remarkable. The countries surrounding it have been taking in refugees, supplying humanitarian assistance and the rest. Those were members of NATO. They know they could be threatened should Putin prevail. Those who are not members of NATO are scared. They made it clear to us that they have propaganda in their own country coming from Russia as well.”

Mitchell said, “I was saying to Chuck Todd a few moments ago that one of the things Donald Trump just said on Friday, I believe, was that no money should go for Ukraine until Europe does something. Europe did $54 billion when this legislation was sitting in the Senate and in the House. Europe did $54 billion. They don’t have the weapons, the air defenses and the ammunition that Zelensky and Ukraine need.”

Pelosi said, “That’s indicative of how irresponsible he has been on this because he is palsy-walsy with Putin for some reason. For him to say that shows his lack of knowledge, his lack of values and quite frankly, his lack of commitment to democracy.”

https://www.breitbart.com/clips/2024/04/17/pelosi-trump-is-palsy-walsy-with-putin/

Since when was Ukraine committed to democracy ?
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Every time I think this woman has passed away, she pops up somewhere

She may have.

She's been pre-embalming for quite some time.
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Editorial/Opinion/Blogs / Re: 1938 and 2024: Whom do you stand with?
« Last post by roamer_1 on Today at 04:33:12 am »
Yours?

Nah. Yah's. He called his shots over 6000 years ago.
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Yup...and I remember '68.
Me too.
I think this will top that, and Mrs. O'Leary's cow isn't around to blame this time.
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Editorial/Opinion/Blogs / Re: The Kill Switch... John Stossel
« Last post by Smokin Joe on Today at 04:09:58 am »
Why I love my herd of 20th century vehicles.
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Editorial/Opinion/Blogs / Re: 1938 and 2024: Whom do you stand with?
« Last post by Hoodat on Today at 04:07:49 am »
There would have been no final solution if beginning in 1938 Eastern European Jews had had the apparatus to fight and leave.

There would have been no Final Solution without inherent hatred of the Jewish people.


Can we explore why?

See above.
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Canada. 

This should be fun since EV's have serious trouble functioning in cold weather.  Maybe after a year or so of dealing with non-functional cars and trucks imposed on them by their government, the Canadians will throw out their left-wing virtue-signaling government, and go back to distinguishing themselves from Americans by being more British (or French) culturally, rather than further left politically.
Well, the survivors might. But 80 percent of Canadians live in Cities, and it's the other 20 percent who are more likely to freeze to death.
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Jesus H. Christ, Himself, won't be able to get this economy back on track without the American People suffering excruciatingly high interest rates on borrowing money.

Absolute nonsense.  The only thing required to get the economy back on track is for the federal government to stop spending money it doesn't have.  Allow capital to flow to those who actually do create wealth instead of it being confiscated by an entity that creates no wealth.  But then you are already on record here opposing that.


And if TBR NeverTrumpers insist on blaming him for the huge deficits incurred because of the Covid Stimulus handouts

I can't speak for the small handful of Never-Trumpers here.  But for us #NeverLiberals, we fully understand that not only does the Executive Branch have veto power over the Legislature, but said branch is also the one put in charge of all the spending.  The President also has the advantage of the Bully Pulpit which can go a long way towards influencing Congress, especially with the Senate under GOP control for all four years of Trump's Presidency.  Only a weak-ass feckless schmuck would let Congress run over him roughshod, that is unless that schmuck was fully on board with all that spending from the get-go like Trump was.


During Ronald Reagan's presidency, I sold real estate in Washington, D.C. when fixed 30 year rates were so high, they enacted usury laws. A fixed 15% 30 year rate was a 'bargain'...if you could find it.

During Ronald Reagan's Presidency, the government actually borrowed money from the existing supply.  In other words, they had to compete for those dollars.  Hence, interest rates reflected that demand.

But during Trump's Presidency, the government didn't do that.  Instead of competing for existing dollars, they simply printed up new ones to fund government, which allowed them to set interest rates near zero.  And by doing so, they effectively stole the value of that money from everyone else through devaluation.


And all you guyz can dance around the minefield all you want with your phony 'concern' for him being railroaded in the courts at the moment.  You're all liars who can't hide your glee while typing posts claiming the opposite.

You all make me sick to my stomach.

Show me where I lied.
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