Collins: Trump's Remarks About Ford Were 'Just Plain Wrong'

[Sanguine]

You don't sound like a real Ted Cruz supporter, lol.  Please don't throw stones at others, Cruz fully supports the President and has said so. Lol.

Error!

Much like Godwin's Law, Smith's Law has been updated to reflect the use of "Cruz" as a logical fallacy.  Godwin's Law, is of course, the internet corollary to the more general and equally fallacious and offensive Reductium ad Hitlerium.

15 yard penalty assessed and the next penalty will result in forfeiture of the game.

[Axeslinger]

Can you understand why others view it as mocking?

@Once-Ler
Everyone here knows me as a vocal NT, although as I’ve stipulated ad nauseum, one who gives trump credit where it is due. 

Truml did nothing wrong here. The ones viewing this as mocking and trying to make hay out of it are doing so merely in an attempt to undercut the support for Kavanaugh and are trying to give Flake Murkowski and Collins a reason to latch on to a no vote.   

Nothing more, nothing less. 

[Formerly Once-Ler]

@Once-Ler
Everyone here knows me as a vocal NT, although as I’ve stipulated ad nauseum, one who gives trump credit where it is due. 

Truml did nothing wrong here. The ones viewing this as mocking and trying to make hay out of it are doing so merely in an attempt to undercut the support for Kavanaugh and are trying to give Flake Murkowski and Collins a reason to latch on to a no vote.   

Nothing more, nothing less.

Believe what you want.  I only call it mocking because it is an English word that perfectly describes what Trump did. 

[Weird Tolkienish Figure]

Believe what you want.  I only call it mocking because it is an English word that perfectly describes what Trump did.

Everyone (both you and me) will see what they want to see IMO. Nobody's opinion will be changed from Trump's actions.

[Frank Cannon]

Collins said the FBI probe was "Very thorough" this morning. It looks to me like she is leaning yes on this vote.

[TomSea]

I posted that Ben Sasse article, I can't find it. He seemed to be wavering some but probably not enough to be concerned about.  He's got an independent streak, so let the chips fall where they may.  He seems fair and that's all one can ask of another human being, to be fair.

[mystery-ak]

Collins: FBI's Kavanaugh investigation appears to be 'very thorough'

https://thehill.com/homenews/senate/409898-collins-fbis-kavanaugh-investigation-appears-to-be-very-thorough

[mystery-ak]

Flake: No corroboration for Ford’s claims in FBI report
https://thehill.com/homenews/senate/409903-flake-no-corroboration-for-fords-claims-in-fbi-report

[Sanguine]

They're coming around.  Let's see what Murk does.

[Frank Cannon]

They're coming around.  Let's see what Murk does.

They don't have any argument now to go against this nomination unless they want to be considered full Rat. There is also the small matter that the Rats are now hated and all their chances to take the House and Senate evaporated over this issue. Can't play both sides from the middle when one side has nothing to offer.

[edpc]

Either way this goes, it was always about generating outrage for voter turnout in the midterms. The left knows controversy incites their base.

[Frank Cannon]

Either way this goes, it was always about generating outrage for voter turnout in the midterms. The left knows controversy incites their base.

They already had their radical base foaming at the mouth. You forget one of them shooting up a ball field full of GOPers? What these idiots did now is wake a sleeping giant within the GOP base. Just looking at the Rats face today trying to spin that the FBI investigation was not enough tells me they know they blew this whole deal too.

[truth_seeker]

Once a Democrat... and I don't care if one alters the equation that Trump has switched back and forth between parties. Point remains, Reagan was a registered Democrat.

Reagan had some Republican detractors, like John Anderson; a close approximation with Flake, Kasich, etc.


Anderson later joined several goofy 3rd parties, so McMuffin, Flakey and his supporters have room to go.

[bilo]

Either way this goes, it was always about generating outrage for voter turnout in the midterms. The left knows controversy incites their base.

I think they also figured if they threw enough mud Kavanaugh would quit, or some Pubs would fold. We will see if any Pubs fold, it's starting to look like they won't.

The leftists may have believed they would "crank up" their base with their disgusting behavior. However, I am hoping that they are really in a bubble where they misled about how much support they have by a media that shares their same views. If the Kavanaugh hearings taught us anything it should be that we see what a totalitarian state will lokk like under the socialists. You are guilty until you can prove your innocence and even then if you prove your innocent if we've decided your guilty you will still be guilty.

[bilo]

Reagan had some Republican detractors, like John Anderson; a close approximation with Flake, Kasich, etc.


Anderson later joined several goofy 3rd parties, so McMuffin, Flakey and his supporters have room to go.

I think Trump has proved he will stick to what he said he would do. It's not just domestically, but in foreign policy. He is a breath of fresh air going to the UN and telling the globalists to their face that we will not submit to them. I know his in your face style turns off a lot of people, but the policies he's pursued have been outstanding. Any disappointment I have is with the Pub party itself and their failures legislatively. I really didn't care if the Pubs kept the House because of their failures, but after Kavanaugh my fear of the Rats overrides any indifference.

[truth_seeker]

Either way this goes, it was always about generating outrage for voter turnout in the midterms. The left knows controversy incites their base.

Rush just stated, the democrats went into Shumer's office, and came out somber.

Rush suggested Shumer showed them disastrous internal polls.