That is not dead which can eternal lie, and with strange aeons bring us some web forums whereupon we can gather
http://garbi.online/forum/
LOLEasy now, you are getting me hard.Holman wrote:A Trump victory means the GOP pivots to being Trump's party, plain and simple. Congress (and a Trump victory certainly means GOP control of it all) will trade Trump what he wants in return for everything they want.
Democrats will be a powerless minority, and what Republicans will stand up to him? Certainly not the ones who can barely bring themselves to stand up to him now.
The last remnants of the old Republicans will be swept away.
It's started already.hepcat wrote:I may be naive, but I still think we have enough safeguards in place that Trumputin will ultimately just be another Carter and nothing will happen. He'll piss off a bunch of world leaders, sure. But that will be forgotten the moment the country wakes up 4 years later, looks at the president in bed next to them and realizes they made a yuuuuge mistake. The next president will be goddamn Gandhi next to this train wreck of an individual, and we'll get most of our good will back.
{T}he bill cleverly masks what’s effectively a total freeze on Syrian or Iraqi refugee resettlement as another layer of vetting. It’s not evidence-based. It’s demagogic. It’s Trumpish in its essence.
All of this has made it, and continues to make it, quite difficult to believe these conservatives when they distance themselves from Trump’s most bigoted proposals, such as the Muslim ban. Trump is just tapping into the same energy source with more efficiency. Responding to terrorist attacks that Syrian refugees have not committed with an effective ban on their resettlement is not brilliant, responsible constitutionalist conservative policymaking. It’s demagoguery from a party that’s feasted on it since well before Donald Trump converted it into a presidential nomination.
No. You say "I find your lack of faith disturbing."Rip wrote:Easy now, you are getting me hard.Holman wrote:A Trump victory means the GOP pivots to being Trump's party, plain and simple. Congress (and a Trump victory certainly means GOP control of it all) will trade Trump what he wants in return for everything they want.
Democrats will be a powerless minority, and what Republicans will stand up to him? Certainly not the ones who can barely bring themselves to stand up to him now.
The last remnants of the old Republicans will be swept away.
This sucking up to an authoritarian dictator is just hard to believe. It goes way beyond necessary diplomacy and strange bedfellows; there's a real admiration for Putinism on Trump's team.Donald J. Trump’s campaign on Thursday reaffirmed its extraordinary embrace of Russia’s president, Vladimir V. Putin, signaling a preference for the leadership of an authoritarian adversary over that of America’s own president, despite a cascade of criticism from Democrats and expressions of discomfort among Republicans.
“I think it’s inarguable that Vladimir Putin has been a stronger leader in his country than Barack Obama has been in this country,” said Gov. Mike Pence of Indiana on CNN, defending Mr. Trump by echoing his latest praise for the Russian leader, offered Wednesday night in a televised candidate forum.
Hillary Clinton excoriated Mr. Trump for asserting that Mr. Putin is a better leader than President Obama, saying it was “not just unpatriotic and insulting to the people of our country, as well as to our commander in chief, it is scary.”
Holman wrote: This sucking up to an authoritarian dictator is just hard to believe. It goes way beyond necessary diplomacy and strange bedfellows...
He's clearly up on his internet memes...malchior wrote:On top of the bizarre and frankly insane Putin love - he basically promised a purge of the military leadership *and* it barely merits a mention. That was the most dangerous thing I think he might have said yesterday at the forum. On top of his promises to purge the bureaucracy...this is very depressing and troubling.
We have like a 10 post limit before anyone can post images, right? What a way to start things off.Wilhelm wrote:Holman wrote: This sucking up to an authoritarian dictator is just hard to believe. It goes way beyond necessary diplomacy and strange bedfellows...
So I hear this in english with a thick german accent, and then I hear "iz thiz word correct? Liquidate? Tern ze generals into ze liquid? Yes? Ok. Liquidate ze igh ranking officers, as Stalin did!"Daveman wrote:He's clearly up on his internet memes...malchior wrote:On top of the bizarre and frankly insane Putin love - he basically promised a purge of the military leadership *and* it barely merits a mention. That was the most dangerous thing I think he might have said yesterday at the forum. On top of his promises to purge the bureaucracy...this is very depressing and troubling.
Or he's just a fan of Downfall. Or he's just kissing up to Putin by showing some Stalin love.
Most of College Humor is unfunny.Skinypupy wrote:That was painfully unfunny.Moliere wrote:CH's If Donald Trump Had Been President Throughout History
Also, Badman.Isgrimnur wrote:Their "If Google was a guy" was an inspired series.
I'd only seen the Penguin one. Those were pretty damn funny. Thanks!Brian wrote:Also, Badman.Isgrimnur wrote:Their "If Google was a guy" was an inspired series.
I'm really not sure, and given the atrocity that is this year's election cycle, I'm voting for the horse.hepcat wrote:Who's that guy sitting behind our next leader?
Don't be embarrassed a lot of people are. They say she is the lesser evil.Wilhelm wrote:I'm really not sure, and given the atrocity that is this year's election cycle, I'm voting for the horse.hepcat wrote:Who's that guy sitting behind our next leader?
Batman Can't Stop Thinking About SexTheMix wrote:I'd only seen the Penguin one. Those were pretty damn funny. Thanks!Brian wrote:Also, Badman.Isgrimnur wrote:Their "If Google was a guy" was an inspired series.
Hunh?“If you look at what happened, look at the aftermath today, the people who arranged the trip in Mexico have been forced out of government...That’s how well we did, and that’s how well we’re going to do have to do,” Trump told NBC.
Why would anyone with even a tiny bit of sanity work for this man without a contract? I know he stiffs contracted positions as well, but you'd have to be an idiot of legendary status to think he's giving you money without some leverage.tgb wrote:Here's a shocker: Drumpf stiffs campaign staff.
No contract, no NDA?Fitzy wrote:Why would anyone with even a tiny bit of sanity work for this man without a contract? I know he stiffs contracted positions as well, but you'd have to be an idiot of legendary status to think he's giving you money without some leverage.tgb wrote:Here's a shocker: Drumpf stiffs campaign staff.
Even volunteers for the Trump campaign sign an NDA that forbids disparagement of Trump, his campaign, his family, and all of their businesses. In perpetuity.LawBeefaroni wrote: No contract, no NDA?
As soon as I read this bit, I lost any bit of sympathy I might have had for them.Fitzy wrote:Why would anyone with even a tiny bit of sanity work for this man without a contract? I know he stiffs contracted positions as well, but you'd have to be an idiot of legendary status to think he's giving you money without some leverage.tgb wrote:Here's a shocker: Drumpf stiffs campaign staff.
So...they're idiots.The Alexandria-based policy shop reportedly launched in April to help expand Trump’s messaging beyond soundbites like build a wall, take the oil, and repeal Obamacare. But the organization’s work went largely ignored by the candidate, who never acknowledged the advisors in press releases. More dispiriting than the lack of attention was the lack of a paycheck. Staffers were promised compensation by Corey Lewandowski when he was managing the Trump campaign, several former advisers told the Post. But when Lewandowski’s reign atop Trump Tower came to a sudden end, their agreement became another casualty of the campaign shake-up. “It was understood that we would be paid. The campaign never discussed how much the pay would be. It was never in writing,” one staffer said. “There were some people who were treating it as a full-time job. I suspect that those people were quite astonished when the pay didn’t come through.”
So now he's stooped to saying things HE HAS SAID ABOUT HIMSELF and using them as negatives against his political opponent. It's almost as this is all one big joke to see just how gullible the American people are.Pensacola, Florida (CNN)Donald Trump said Friday that Hillary Clinton could "shoot somebody" in public and avoid prosecution -- echoing a phrase he once used to describe his electoral invulnerability.
Well we've got a couple guppies here so it's working to an extent.YellowKing wrote:Wow, this takes the cake.
So now he's stooped to saying things HE HAS SAID ABOUT HIMSELF and using them as negatives against his political opponent. It's almost as this is all one big joke to see just how gullible the American people are.Pensacola, Florida (CNN)Donald Trump said Friday that Hillary Clinton could "shoot somebody" in public and avoid prosecution -- echoing a phrase he once used to describe his electoral invulnerability.
Not getting paid should void any NDA in my opinion.Holman wrote:Even volunteers for the Trump campaign sign an NDA that forbids disparagement of Trump, his campaign, his family, and all of their businesses. In perpetuity.LawBeefaroni wrote: No contract, no NDA?
No doubt employees sign this long before they see their first paycheck (or don't).
He's pretty much the least convincing Christian Conservative of all time when he tries this stuff. The creepy part is that he tries it."There's a biblical verse that I've often read and I want to repeat it again because I think it is so important to what we're trying to achieve right now for our country. It's from 1 John chapter 4: 'No one has ever seen God, but if we love one another, God lives in us and His love is made complete in us.'
"So true, so True.
"Imagine what our country could accomplish if we started working together as one people, under one God, saluting one flag."