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  1. 3 minutes ago, LadySkinsFan said:

     

     

    These two posts are exactly what I agree with, if you support any Republican who supports their party's presidential candidate, you are supporting Nazi sympathizers. In fact you are a Nazi sympathizer. I too am tired of ****footing around calling out who these people are and what they are doing to destroy our country. At 72, I don't have the patience or time to coddle people who won't name who they are. They've been doing this since Nixon! Each iteration is worse. I'm not having it!

     

    What I don't understand is that honest-to-God Republicans are the type of people who would have fought AGAINST the Nazis in WW II. Not surprisingly, the newer generation doesn't get that...or maybe they do, and would have gladly supported Hitler had he won the war. The winners get to write the history books.

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  2. 19 hours ago, Conn said:


    I’m guessing there’s a ton of admin work being done behind the scenes to wrangle dozens of other alumni into syncing their availability to be there for this big event. Lots of scheduling work to be done before they can just announce what game it’s going to be, probably 

     

    Let's hope they changed the locks on Jason Wright's office door.

  3. Haley just proved that Trump was right...she is a birdbrain. It's very short-sighted on her part, but maybe that's one of the problems with our political system where people's memories reset every 4 years and they can't see more than 4 years into the future. Does Haley think Trump will put her in his cabinet if he wins? HE WILL NOT.

     

    Haley's flip-flopping after criticizing Trump so heavily will be brought up for the next election...and guarantee she loses.

     

    Haley's smart move would have been to continue witholding her direct support. Now it looks like Trump was right last week when he said all her voters would come to him, which I suspect they will or just not vote...maybe some will go to Biden for sanity's sake but let's be honest: Biden isn't exactly exciting anyone.

     

    At the end of the day people continue to treat Trump like a celebrity and not a politician, and this country is in serious trouble whether he wins or not. If he wins, it's obvious. If he loses, there will be riots.

  4. 16 minutes ago, Larry said:

     

    I absolutely expect him to sue. And appeal and delay and appeal.  

     

    Until the day before he's ordered to testify under oath. Then he will drop the charges. 

     

    In all this confusion, I wouldn't be surprised if tRump wound up suing himself. Or appeal a case he's already won.

  5. Just now, Jumbo said:

    Been expecting a hung jury all along, based on the (cynical or rationally justified) likelihood of x number of magas deciding they would try to plant themselves in camo and one of them pulling it off. 

     

    And of course trump world will wield any acquittal like a cudgel on his other cases.

     

    "Witch Hunts!!!"

     

     

     

    If he's convicted, his supporters will cry that our justice system is corrupt for convicting him.

     

    If he's acquitted, his supporters will cry that our justice system is corrupt for trying to convict him.

     

    We can't win.

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  6. I'm a bit skeptical of a full conviction myself, but Costello's emails don't help his defense. It's absurd to believe all these people did things without tRump's knowledge or approval, all in the name of protecting him...and that if tRump knew he would be SHOCKED!!🤨

     

    It's the same with the mafia defense: how can you believe the witnesses who were former mobsters themselves and told lies? Well, circumstantial evidence piles up and mafia bosses were convicted on that, even though they tried the same "I had no idea what these wiseguys were doing" defense.

     

    If this jury is competent, they will see through the defense and convict...but that's only if there isn't some deluded MAGA troll on the jury.

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  7. 8 minutes ago, LadySkinsFan said:

    The centuries long subjugation of 50% of the population ended when women had access to the means to control their reproductive rights. Ever since, men have tried to return to the bad old days. It's really out of control now, and these men and their handmaids are going to learn in November that we're not having it. Coupled with Nazism and Christian Nationalism, we're really seeing what they're doing to try and stuff women back into our subhuman category, just like people of color specifically Black people.

     

    What's scary is that there are plenty of women who don't seem to have a problem with going back to the "bad old days." That's something I was not anticipating after the Roe v. Wade overturn. I truly hope you're right about November.

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  8. 10 minutes ago, Die Hard said:


    Except not really though. If you listen to any interview of a MAGAt, they’re already under the impression that the USA is ruled by/under an authoritarian (Biden) regime.

     

    The persecution of political opponents is one of the bedrocks of their argument.

     

    They’re fine with an authoritarian regime though, as long as it’s theirs.

     

    It's that appeal to fear: "If they're coming for ME now, they'll be coming for YOU next." No one stops to think that nobody will be coming for "YOU" at all if you're not involved in massive crimes like election fraud, corruption, sexual assault, etc. It seems that fear short-circuits the brain's ability to process logic.

     

    News sites like WaPo regularly post all of the lies and inaccuracies that tRump says, as if that's going to change anyone's mind. As if anyone voting for tRump even reads anything by the WaPo because they believe that are funded by Biden.

     

    Biden is behind the 8-ball on understanding tRump's appeal, and just being logical and boring isn't going to get it done. tRump supporters don't believe our election system has integrity, but just getting up and saying that's not true will not convince anyone.

     

    Running for POTUS must be purely an ego thing for tRump. Many people believe he is running to stay out of jail...well, I don't think he will ever see the inside of a jail cell even if he's NOT the POTUS, especially with this trial. It's clear there are two tiers of justice in the US, one for us and one for rich people.

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  9. 1 minute ago, LadySkinsFan said:

    It's right out there in public now. Trump's an unrepentant Nazi, he learned at the knee of his Nazi father. He's never changed, he's hidden it from the public for a long time. He's going for broke now. 

     

    Unfortunately it seems like his supporters don't care, just like supporters of Mussolini didn't mind it when he had the manager of a train station shot..."well, he made the trains run on time." Remember Marge Schott? She praised Hitler saying he "did a lot of good but went too far."

     

    We also have a lot of migrants here from countries that don't support democracy in the first place, so they don't see the big deal in electing an authoritarian.

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  10. 39 minutes ago, The Evil Genius said:

    I suspect Trump doesn't sue. Espeiclly since he already has a civil ruling of already sexually assaulting someone. 

     

    Discovery is a ****. 

     

    Agreed, but he will keep bloviating about it in public, because to a narcissist there is no such thing as bad publicity...just publicity!

     

     

    17 minutes ago, The Evil Genius said:

    Hopefully Dan and Donnie can share a helicopter ride soon. 

     

    Sorry, that made me think of this from Scarface:

     

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  11. 12 minutes ago, Renegade7 said:

     

    It's a rape scene.

     

    The victim has refuted it and died, there was no conviction or criminal trial.

     

    Why is this scene in the movie like it's fact? 

     

    Something feels off about this. Jus because no one likes Trump shouldn't give it a pass.

     

    Creative license.

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  12. 1 hour ago, Larry said:

    Kinda surprised he's letting them come home at all. Would have thought he'd be making them stay there till they die. 

    He probably only allows Russians to come home, since he can keep sending ethnic minorities from Siberia and central Asia into the meat grinder.

  13. 37 minutes ago, LadySkinsFan said:

    Receipts and Trump signed checks. That's enough for me to determine that the man condoned and approved the illegal scheme to hide the payoff paynents as "legal services" when they weren't, they were actually election fraud. That's a crime, "boss".

     

    While there's no 'smoking gun' proof, there's more than enough circumstantial evidence to convict Trump...just like in mafia boss cases when a former wise guy turns into a stool pigeon...if they needed written receipts and other hard proof of a mafia conspiracy (something mafia bosses, like Trump, avoid for obvious reasons), rather than a pile of circumstantial evidence, then no mafia boss would have ever been convicted of a crime EVER.

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  14. 2 hours ago, Riggo-toni said:

    These are just shorts, but if you listen to the entire interview, this woman is fascinating and informative.... despite the nitwit doing the interview.

     

     

    She's spot on. Putin used NATO's expansion (which stopped in 2004) as an excuse for his actions saying that Russian 'culture' is being threatened back in 2022. Since then, he's pivoted to saying he wants to reestablish the Russian Empire, basically, and that all countries that used to be a part of the USSR must be part of it. The fact that NONE of these countries wants to willingly be a part of that either escapes Putin completely or doesn't matter.

     

    I'm betting on he doesn't care, since Russian leaders don't care much about their own population's happiness in the first place, why would they care whether Ukraine/Baltics/etc. citizens want to be closer to the West that to Russia?

     

    I fear that Putin's view of Russian culture being 'threatened' means they can't expand their borders without consequences. And looking at Russia's demographics, they are dying off...he's living in a pipe dream if he thinks Russian women are going to go back to having 5 to 9 kids...less cannon fodder for the Red Army...who by the way are currently sending troops from minority cultures in Siberia to die in Ukraine...NOT Moscow-born Russians.

     

    Talk about unintended consequences...Sweden and Finland have joined NATO, and Gazprom just suffered its first multi-billion loss due to sanctions. But I guess he will keep doubling down on stupid.

  15. 3 minutes ago, @DCGoldPants said:

     

    From CNN's tracker

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    Analysis: There's been a "tonal shift" in court as defense attacks Michael Cohen

    From CNN's Aditi Sangal

    There’s been a “tonal shift” today as Donald Trump’s attorney Todd Blanche continued cross-examining Michael Cohen, CNN’s Audie Cornish said.

    CNN reporters saw Blanche walking back into the courtroom after a break side-by-side with Trump, which has only been seen once before. Trump is usually walking out front solo with his lawyers trailing.

    “I think you could interpret for that to Donald Trump giving an 'attaboy' to Todd Blanche,” CNN’s Gloria Borger said.

    This comes as defense continued its attempt to discredit Cohen in front of the jury, which CNN analyst Elie Honig deemed to be successful.

    “I don't think I've ever seen a star cooperating witness get his knees chopped out quite as clearly and dramatically as what just happened with Michael Cohen,” he said.
    - I can't find the knees chopped out moment in all the other updates.
     
     
     

     

     

    Blanche is trying to save his job by morphing into a Rottweiler. It remains to be seen whether that approach helped or hurt Cohen with the jury...at least Cohen remained composed throughout.

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  16. 17 minutes ago, @DCGoldPants said:

     

    If you're the jury and notice this, what are you thinking? Is this an act? Or were the times he looked upset or sleepy because he wanted the jury to be fooled into it not being important? I'd think its an act for me on the jury. Also, I'm still not sure what the defense is doing here. They aren't disputing the stuff with Daniels, and the NDA right before the election anymore? Wasn't the point of the defense to say that it was all a lie, there was no sex, but also the agreement was done without Don's knowledge.....AND it was done to protect his marriage? 

     

     

     

    That's all the defense team can do, attack Cohen's credibility. Because they have nothing otherwise. Cohen can be a total scumbag, AND be telling the truth...both things can be true, something Trump Chumps have a hard time understanding.

     

    Cohen's testimony has mostly confirmed what previous witnesses said, too. It's going to be hard for the defense team to keep claiming that Cohen made everything up.

     

    I think tRump paying attention was an attempt to intimidate Cohen, nothing more.

     

    I also feel that if a verdict is reached quickly, then tRump is cooked. If they deliberate for days, then that means there's some Trump Chumps on the jury.

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  17. 46 minutes ago, China said:

     

     

    No, next time she should be held in contempt and jailed.

     

    Agreed, but it will just feed into their current narrative that "If they're coming for ME, then they're going to come for YOU!" B.S.

     

    It continues to enrage me that people don't see through this. No one is going to come for YOU if you're not engaging in all these illegal activities tRump is charged with.

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  18. 13 minutes ago, Captain Wiggles said:

     

    They would have been primaried out same as the other GOP moderates have over the past two decades. More money to be made in the private sector as a former representative and far less headaches. See John Boehner and his venture into being a cannabis pitchman for example. 🤷🏻‍♂️

     

    Yeah I kinda figured that, but I also felt some of them just got too scared over all the death threats, which in my opinion seems to come with the job these days. It's really the MAGA nut jobs that are in control, not Trump...there was even a report where Trump supposedly said he was scared of his MAGA followers.

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  19. https://www.outkick.com/sports/give-espn-crediting-for-quickly-ending-disastrous-rgiii-monday-night-football-ends-experiment-bobby-burack

     

    "Monday Night Countdown" was the weakest of the many NFL pregame shows last season. And RGIIII was the main reason why.

     

    During the season, we labeled the addition of RGIII to "MNF" ESPN's "worst decision since handing Bomani Jones a television show," which ended in abrupt cancelation.

     

    An NFL pregame is not "First Take." Viewers don't turn on "Countdown" for hot takes and clownish behavior. "Countdown" leads into ESPN's most expensive property, "Monday Night Football," for which Disney pays $2.7 billion annually.

     

    Griffin represented both ESPN and the NFL as an analyst for the program. And he made a fool of himself. And, in return, a fool of ESPN and the NFL.

     

    RGIIII consistently undermined ESPN's coverage by defending Lamar Jackson, whom he refers to as his "little brother," against strawmen. 

     

    Notably, Griffin shouted that he "wants to see people finally put respect on Lamar’s name" on-set ahead of the Ravens-Texans playoff game. Even Van Pelt turned to him, perplexed. "Who is disrespecting him?" asked Van Pelt. "He’s about to win MVP."

     

    Griffin didn't answer the question.

     

    He made similar comments all season long. No other player has their own personal advocate/fanboy on a highly-watched NFL pregame show – so why should Lamar Jackson?

     

    Ultimately, RGIII could not separate his personal feelings from his role as an analyst. 

     

    Early in the season, he called for the 49ers to put head coach Kyle Shanahan, one of the best coaches in the NFL, on the "hot seat." A week later, Griffin admitted his issues with Shanahan are "personal" and that he blames the coach for his lack of success as a Redskin.

     

    Can you imagine if Tom Brady gets in the booth for Fox next season and starts bashing Bill Belichick over their fractured relationship? That would be highly unprofessional and Fox would not stand for it.

     

    Griffin also acted like a dolt off-air, on social media. He made unsupported accusations about the Bears of sabotaging Justin Fields, then used his widely discredited reporting to call for players to boycott the Bears in protest.


     

     

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