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29 minutes ago, @SkinsGoldPants said:

 

 

Could go here or the shooting thread. Just wanted to point out the "during his reign" part of the quote. I don't know if this is the word the asshat on Fox said. Or if this is Trump believing that Presidencies and Reigns are the same thing. 

 

Wondering whether this is Trump, referring to himself in the Third Person, or some subordinate with the password to the First Tweet, who thought he was posting to a sock puppet account instead of Trump's.  

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11 hours ago, No Excuses said:

Because we live in hell, you can’t just login to your NYT account and simply cancel. I have to dial some call center chump to do it. 

The plus side is you get to tell someone exactly why you’re cancelling and they have to put it into their system. 

 

(Supposedly)

 

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The thread of tweets from Senator McCollister was posted earlier. Here's the response from the state's GOP:

 

https://thehill.com/homenews/state-watch/456290-nebraska-gop-tells-republican-lawmaker-who-said-party-is-enabling-white

 

The Nebraska Republican Party on Monday called for GOP state Sen. John McCollister to re-register as a Democrat after he accused the party of enabling white supremacy in the United States. 

“John McCollister has been telegraphing for years that he has little if nothing in common with the Republican voters in his district by consistently advocating for higher taxes, restrictions on American’s Second Amendment rights, and pro-abortion lobby,” Nebraska Republican Party Executive Director Ryan Hamilton said in a statement. “His latest false statement about Republicans should come as no surprise to anyone who is paying attention, and we’re happy he has finally shed all pretense of being a conservative.”

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2 hours ago, Busch1724 said:

The thread of tweets from Senator McCollister was posted earlier. Here's the response from the state's GOP:

 

https://thehill.com/homenews/state-watch/456290-nebraska-gop-tells-republican-lawmaker-who-said-party-is-enabling-white

 

The Nebraska Republican Party on Monday called for GOP state Sen. John McCollister to re-register as a Democrat after he accused the party of enabling white supremacy in the United States. 

“John McCollister has been telegraphing for years that he has little if nothing in common with the Republican voters in his district by consistently advocating for higher taxes, restrictions on American’s Second Amendment rights, and pro-abortion lobby,” Nebraska Republican Party Executive Director Ryan Hamilton said in a statement. “His latest false statement about Republicans should come as no surprise to anyone who is paying attention, and we’re happy he has finally shed all pretense of being a conservative.”

Typical "shoot our own" Republican response when a GOPer finally starts to take a stand in the party...shouts of crucify the RINO ring loud! They have no sense of self awareness or corrective. They know they are right because it's what they believe.

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4 minutes ago, AsburySkinsFan said:

Typical "shoot our own" Republican response when a GOPer finally starts to take a stand in the party...shouts of crucify the RINO ring loud! They have no sense of self awareness or corrective. They know they are right because it's what they believe.

Let the GOP die it's natural death.

10 years from now, the GOP will barely be in power.  There actions pretty much since 2009 have sealed their fate.   Millennials and GenZers will be mostly in control 10 years from now and they won't be Republican for the most part. 

 

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32 minutes ago, Rdskns2000 said:

Let the GOP die it's natural death.

10 years from now, the GOP will barely be in power.  There actions pretty much since 2009 have sealed their fate.   Millennials and GenZers will be mostly in control 10 years from now and they won't be Republican for the most part. 

Yeah, well that‘s when they stop shooting their own and start shooting everyone else (more so than they are already). Dramatic rise in mass shootings from right wing radicals IS going to happen. Unavoidable at this point.

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https://www.marke****ch.com/story/is-the-stock-markets-everything-bubble-finally-popping-this-chart-might-have-the-answer-2019-08-05

 

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The stock market was in shambles to start the week, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA, +0.95% dropping more than 700 points after China retaliated against President Trump’s latest move in the intensifying trade war.

 

Charles Hugh Smith, known for his Of Two Minds blog, like many other market bears, has been calling for a painful end to this bull run for a while now.

 

“Nothing the Fed could do will restore a fragile, speculation-dependent, debt-bubble economy to any sort of health,” he wrote. “Whatever the Fed does, it further distorts a massively distorted system, increasing the odds of a catastrophic re-set.”

 

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1 minute ago, PleaseBlitz said:

Let the crash happen. It will sweep Trump out and give the Dems the Senate.

 

We know we are due for recession. Let the worst happen now and President Warren will fix things.

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2 hours ago, Rdskns2000 said:

Let the GOP die it's natural death.

10 years from now, the GOP will barely be in power.  There actions pretty much since 2009 have sealed their fate.   Millennials and GenZers will be mostly in control 10 years from now and they won't be Republican for the most part. 

 

Here's the worst part about all of this.

Had the GOP not gone full send to the shallow end the gene pool they could have stayed in the game and been a true and necessary conservative voice as we move forward, but now they've all but guaranteed that we will take a hard shift to the Left and all of its warts.

1 hour ago, Sacks 'n' Stuff said:

Yeah, well that‘s when they stop shooting their own and start shooting everyone else (more so than they are already). Dramatic rise in mass shootings from right wing radicals IS going to happen. Unavoidable at this point.

They probably just need to remember that some of us have the same toys they do. 

See they think we're all snowflakes, but some of us can defend our own and are willing to do so.

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23 minutes ago, AsburySkinsFan said:

Here's the worst part about all of this.

Had the GOP not gone full send to the shallow end the gene pool they could have stayed in the game and been a true and necessary conservative voice as we move forward, but now they've all but guaranteed that we will take a hard shift to the Left and all of its warts.

They probably just need to remember that some of us have the same toys they do. 

See they think we're all snowflakes, but some of us can defend our own and are willing to do so.

Conservatism is dead and really has been for a long time. The Cinos in their quest to get or keep power; Assured themselves of that.

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21 minutes ago, Rdskns2000 said:

Conservatism is dead and really has been for a long time. The Cinos in their quest to get or keep power; Assured themselves of that.

 

You could go back decades and not find a true example of Conservatism preaching anything but "Do as I say, not as I do". Maybe even a full century. It's like a myth, a rumor, a mystery that can't actually be proven. It's Ted Cruz liking porn on twitter, wide stances in an airport bathroom stall, trolling for teenage girls at the mall, Jerry Falwell Jr. with his wife and the Poolboy in Miami. 

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30 minutes ago, @SkinsGoldPants said:

 

You could go back decades and not find a true example of Conservatism preaching anything but "Do as I say, not as I do". Maybe even a full century. It's like a myth, a rumor, a mystery that can't actually be proven. It's Ted Cruz liking porn on twitter, wide stances in an airport bathroom stall, trolling for teenage girls at the mall, Jerry Falwell Jr. with his wife and the Poolboy in Miami. 

 

You're describing the death of morality in politics. Which I suspect was never there. But they used to have to try to look moral, to keep their jobs. Now the Rs, at least, have decided that their spin machine means getting caught doesn't count any more. 

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1 minute ago, Larry said:

 

You're describing the death of morality in politics. Which I suspect was never there. But they used to have to try to look moral, to keep their jobs. Now the Rs, at least, have decided that their spin machine means getting caught doesn't count any more. 

 

I've described the faking of mortality for about 100 years that led to this moment in history. Sacrificing their souls to a guy who didn't even pretend to be moral until 5min ago.

Meanwhile.... this moment back in 2012

 

 

 

 

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2 hours ago, AsburySkinsFan said:

Here's the worst part about all of this.

Had the GOP not gone full send to the shallow end the gene pool they could have stayed in the game and been a true and necessary conservative voice as we move forward, but now they've all but guaranteed that we will take a hard shift to the Left and all of its warts.

 

You know, I doubt it.

 

Change is scary, even if its good or necessary.  Our brains are wired to minimize past negatives and accentuate past positives (nostalgia). 

 

There will always be a place for a conservative movement, pricipled or otherwise.  People who like the status quo or the past will gladly take it over change the left represents (or the other side paints it as representing).

 

We'll get a cycle or two of progressive policies, probably most suceed but maybe some don't and the right wing rhetoric will swoop in and we'll see a new Contract with America or Tea Party or whatever and they'll suddenly be right back in it.

 

Besides, so much of how our government works is based around land voting, and that's not changing in a decade.

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39 minutes ago, DogofWar1 said:

 

You know, I doubt it.

 

Change is scary, even if its good or necessary.  Our brains are wired to minimize past negatives and accentuate past positives (nostalgia). 

 

There will always be a place for a conservative movement, pricipled or otherwise.  People who like the status quo or the past will gladly take it over change the left represents (or the other side paints it as representing).

 

We'll get a cycle or two of progressive policies, probably most suceed but maybe some don't and the right wing rhetoric will swoop in and we'll see a new Contract with America or Tea Party or whatever and they'll suddenly be right back in it.

 

Besides, so much of how our government works is based around land voting, and that's not changing in a decade.

Not saying you're wrong, but where is the Tea Party now? You can claim its dead or just in a new Trump form, either way, its still dying.

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25 minutes ago, Simmsy said:

Not saying you're wrong, but where is the Tea Party now? You can claim its dead or just in a new Trump form, either way, its still dying.

 

I mean, it ebbs and flows but the problem is that so long as land votes, these groups will just tranform into something new.

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7 hours ago, Rdskns2000 said:

Let the GOP die it's natural death.

10 years from now, the GOP will barely be in power.  There actions pretty much since 2009 have sealed their fate.   Millennials and GenZers will be mostly in control 10 years from now and they won't be Republican for the most part. 

 

 

Um, the GOP Is practically a violent fascist political movement now who have changed governance to their advantage. This isn’t going to end with them slowly withering away.

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