Politics

[Ray B]

Biden is the next President

It is possible that he'll make it to inauguration and become the next president, but don't bet on him being president for more than 90 days. He's got an ambitchious piranha nipping at him and it won't be long before he succumbs

we will deserve everything that happens .

A problem in the DemonRat genetic code is the ability to start wars but not finish them. The squad appears to be intent on starting a war on America's middle class. Don't look for that war to end well for the DemonRats- they will get everything they deserve. Something about he who laughs last.

 

[Red Leg]

It is possible that he'll make it to inauguration and become the next president, but don't bet on him being president for more than 90 days. He's got an ambitchious piranha nipping at him and it won't be long before he succumbs

A problem in the DemonRat genetic code is the ability to start wars but not finish them. The squad appears to be intent on starting a war on America's middle class. Don't look for that war to end well for the DemonRats- they will get everything they deserve. Something about he who laughs last.

It is that sort of chest pounding nonsense that is causing us to lose. This is a political battle. Our opponents realize it. They are decisively engaged, and at the moment are winning it. We, on the other hand, seem happy to fantasize about how they will get what they deserve. We had better figure out how to win at the ballot box are we will be the only ones "getting" anything. And it will be rammed legislatively right up our posterior.

And I don't want history to get in the way of your assumptions, but last I looked, since Johnson, Republicans have seemed pretty effective at getting us into endless military quagmires.

 

[Ray B]

Ah, spoken like a true lifer. Welcome to the ignore button

 

[Red Leg]

Ah, spoken like a true lifer. Welcome to the ignore button

Whatever. I'll sit up nights worrying about it.

 

[Brent in Az]

Besides eliminating some Iranian riff raff, isn't Trump the first President, NOT, to be involved in a Military conflict?

 

[Wheels]

Michelle Malkin

@michellemalkin

Swamp GOP:
We'll abolish the Department of Education...later.
We'll defund NPR...later.
We'll secure the borders...later.
We'll repeal Obamacare...later.
We'll repeal Section 230...later.
We'll end voter fraud...later.
We'll fulfill our promises...NEVER.



1:07 PM · Dec 16, 2020

 

[Brent in Az]

Michelle Malkin
@michellemalkin

Swamp GOP:
We'll abolish the Department of Education...later.
We'll defund NPR...later.
We'll secure the borders...later.
We'll repeal Obamacare...later.
We'll repeal Section 230...later.
We'll end voter fraud...later.
We'll fulfill our promises...NEVER.

1:07 PM · Dec 16, 2020

I love that conservative goddess.

 

[fourfive8]

I love that conservative goddess.

Yes, she's at times outspoken, very sharp and definitely fearless! Parents are immigrants from Philippines. Originally from Philadelphia, she currently lives Colorado Springs CO w/husband and kids.

 

[observe]

This is what happens when "leaders" out of the (maybe?) 75 average IQ genepool in government are politically promoted to the level of total incompetence in RSA...

Now a lockdown is declared on certain beaches only 2 days before the (long in advance paid for) holidays start, then they even enforce this puzzling "medical safety" decision by deploying fully combat armed soldiers on these now empty holliday beaches to prevent any holiday makers at gunpoint from entering and getting covid-19 on said beaches,--
BUT, at the same time and place everybody are allowed like normally into all the fully crowded malls and shops etc. just across the street from these same empty "protected" beaches without any problem of covid-19 infection !

If you can see the medical logic of preventing the spread of covid-19 in these measures, then maybe you are part of said disadvantaged genepool...?

These are nonsensical wasted expensive armed resources in a country with one of the highest murder, rape and violent crime rates in the world, where the average majority of all the people desperately need these soldiers and police officers to be deployed in known crime hotspots where crime bosses rule and making life difficult for the normal RSA citizens.

Maybe somebody high up wants a crimefull holiday for own gain---?
FOLLOW THE MONEY!

Nothing else makes remotely any sense in this cuckoo nest....

 

[Rick Cox]

I hope the door hits Barr in the ass on his way out.

He's a coward because he spoke against his boss to support what he knows is the truth, despite knowing full well the retribution in store for doing so? Hmmm, hold on I want to check my thesaurus...

 

[Brent in Az]

He's a coward because he spoke against his boss to support what he knows is the truth, despite knowing full well the retribution in store for doing so? Hmmm, hold on I want to check my thesaurus...

Barr was a coward, just like SCOTUS. The wormy apple doesn't fall far from the tree.

 

[Red Leg]

Barr was also the guy who stood up to Robert Mueller and brought the Russia nonsense to an end without necessitating a Presidential political action like firing Mueller (which would have made Trump into Richard Nixon in the eyes of the press and 70% of the country). More importantly, Barr immediately put a stake through the heart of the budding effort to pursue obstruction of justice charges for which Mueller's team had left ample opportunity. He has appeared several times before congress with devastating effect to his critical questioners.

I suspect Barr's team is doing its investigative job. We may find that there is nothing meaningfully chargeable in the whole surveillance scandal. Bureaucrats may indeed have acted on a democrat generated document. But I suspect their individual actions, based upon limited specific knowledge, were by the book. I also suspect that the individual steps taken by even senior leaders are largely explainable based upon what they knew and when they knew it. Any premature and not fully vetted accusations would have been seen as pure politics. Barr, to his credit, seems to have little interest in such theater.

Barr has also appointed Durham a special prosecutor. That insures the investigation goes on into the next administration, and if Durham can make a case, it protects him with regard to recommended actions and charges.

Barr seems to apply the same standards to the President. He, like a few of us here have opined, has not seen anything illegal of sufficient magnitude to overturn a state election certification. I have no doubt that Barr is personally better informed on the magnitude of potential problems than most. The President obviously doesn't like that, and as with others, sees disagreement as disloyalty.

As an aside, that is a pretty self-destructive leadership technique. Over time, one does end up surrounded by loyal subordinates - who unfortunately will tell the boss only what he wants to hear.

And no Barr did nothing to avert the mail-in ballot catastrophe that cost Trump this election. Not his job. That failure falls squarely on the state legislatures for not acting (obviously no democrat majority one would) and possibly the senate for not at least attempting shine daylight on the subject.

It is often good to remember a comment by Ronald Reagan:

"The person who agrees with you 80 percent of the time is a friend and an ally – not a 20 percent traitor.”

Barr was at least such an ally to the President. It would be good if the Trump purists occasionally kept that in mind about their fellow conservatives as well. Our adversaries seem to have no problem maintaining focus on their political enemy.

 

[Royal27]

I think probably the worst and most invasive thing about liberal ideology is how they do things like name calling without fact to back it whenever they don't emotionally like something.

Then, it becomes OK and all begin to do it. I've seen more Ad Hominem attacks from "conservatives" over the last 1-2 years than ever.

 

[Brent in Az]

The day's of political niceties are over. The tactics of the left need to be used against them, or they win. Simple equation.

Free speech, and free thinking, is slowly being destroyed. I'm going to stand on the mountain top, and loudly hurl insults at those trying to do it.

Eye for an eye.

 

[cls]

Joe Biden's looming disaster (msn.com)
Don't know if this will work or not, I found it to be an interesting opinion from The Hill.

 

[jeanes]

The political focus now needs to be on Georgia and the Senate races. The Republicans need to be supported, even if you don't like them. The alternative is much worse.

 

[Royal27]

The day's of political niceties are over. The tactics of the left need to be used against them, or they win. Simple equation.

Free speech, and free thinking, is slowly being destroyed. I'm going to stand on the mountain top, and loudly hurl insults at those trying to do it.

Eye for an eye.

That's it - let's save free speech by destroying it, just like the left does. Great plan.

Keep poking that stick in your own eye.

 

[wesheltonj]

Joe Biden's looming disaster (msn.com)
Don't know if this will work or not, I found it to be an interesting opinion from The Hill.

That guy is dead on accurate. One more of the sharp knives out for Biden.

 

[Brent in Az]

That's it - let's save free speech by destroying it, just like the left does. Great plan.

Keep poking that stick in your own eye.

Im not talking about destroying free speech, but the other tactics that are being used against us.

 

[PARA45]

This is interesting:

https://redstate.com/brandon_morse/...humer-and-nancy-pelosi-out-to-pasture-n295482