Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

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Originally Posted by SpecialFNK

mocking a disabled veteran is just a childish joke? you people that hate Trump never use this same type of label when it's Trump mocking/attacking/criticizing. many went on and still attack Trump over mocking a disabled reporter, despite that not being true. Trump didn't mock the reporter just for being disabled.

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They shouldn’t have mocked him on SNL but I also don’t believe for a second it really bothered him. He saw it as a chance to make himself into a bigger name.

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Originally Posted by dbroncos78087

They shouldn’t have mocked him on SNL but I also don’t believe for a second it really bothered him. He saw it as a chance to make himself into a bigger name.

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They absolutely should have mocked him. Who wears and eye patch? You cant tell me he doesn't have less mockable options

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Originally Posted by ewing

They absolutely should have mocked him. Who wears and eye patch? You cant tell me he doesn't have less mockable options

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Pirates

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Originally Posted by ewing

They absolutely should have mocked him. Who wears and eye patch? You cant tell me he doesn't have less mockable options

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Have you seen him naked?

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Originally Posted by SpecialFNK

Trump didn't mock the reporter just for being disabled.

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Oh that's good to know. That makes it alright.

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Originally Posted by benny01

Pirates

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Dressing like a pirate as public figure is clearly a mockable offense

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Originally Posted by fingerbang

Thanks.

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Nice cheery pick... on to the next paragraph:

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Finance Minister Bill Morneau’s office told The Globe and Mail that the drop in revenue from high-income earners appears to have been a one-time event. Because the changes were announced in late 2015, before the year was done, taxpayers had the opportunity to shift income into the 2015 tax year, sheltering those funds from the higher 2016 taxes. As a result, the government says tax revenue was higher in 2015 and lower in 2016. A spokesperson for Mr. Morneau said early indications are that 2017 will show “a substantial rebound” in revenue from high-income earners.

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https://www.theglobeandmail.com/poli...-2016-despite/

hate her or not... she's ****ing funny.

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Originally Posted by ManRam

Why? Just curious.

I have more respect for him than most of the ghouls in congress who have sold out for that sweet sweet special interests money, especially in his party. I respect him for his service. He seems less destructive than the old wigs in his Party who want to cannibalize the middle and low classes. And he talks about that.

But on the issues little separates him from the rest, despite what he says. He's an absolute hawk and and is obsessed with Islam (I won't call him an Islamaphobe...I don't wanna trigger anyone). He's right in line with Trump on immigration and the wall, spewing all the same talking points during his campaign. His economic and tax beliefs are again right smack dab in the Republican mainstream. He's an absolute corporatist and espouses the same trickle down nonsense the rest of them believe, and he preaches austerity. He's spoken out strongly on most entitlements. He's a 2A nut. He's a pro-life nut. He's a religious liberty nut. He's a big charter school guy. He cries about all that safe space, PC, college campus stuff. Healthcare-wise he's a socialized medicare scaremonger. He's better than most of his peers on climate change (talk about low bars), but still believes we need to drill more.

I don't know man. He mostly sounds the same. He just is more willing to talk about the working class, and doesn't come across as bought-and-paid like all his neanderthalic peers.

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He is just like most of them, except he severed in the arm forces.


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Originally Posted by valade16

Because he had a very measured and mature response to the SNL controversy and he went on the show and was able to make fun of himself, make light of the situation and to use it as a teaching moment to try and bring people together. As I said, I know nothing of his politics, so yeah seems like based on what you said I disagree with basically most of his political beliefs, but as a person he seems respectable.

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He saw a chance to be in the limelight and took it.


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Well AOC is showing that she's willing to defy the DNC, she spoke at the Womens march over the weekend, the same one the DNC no longer supports due to the antisemitism of the leadership. Does this means she supports antisemitism?

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Originally Posted by ewing

They absolutely should have mocked him. Who wears and eye patch? You cant tell me he doesn't have less mockable options

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A person that lost their eye in combat.

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Originally Posted by ciaban2.0

Well AOC is showing that she's willing to defy the DNC, she spoke at the Womens march over the weekend, the same one the DNC no longer supports due to the antisemitism of the leadership. Does this means she supports antisemitism?

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This isn’t the first or last time that she has defied the Democratic leadership.

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Originally Posted by ManRam

Why? Just curious.

I have more respect for him than most of the ghouls in congress who have sold out for that sweet sweet special interests money, especially in his party. I respect him for his service. He seems less destructive than the old wigs in his Party who want to cannibalize the middle and low classes. And he talks about that.

But on the issues little separates him from the rest, despite what he says. He's an absolute hawk and and is obsessed with Islam (I won't call him an Islamaphobe...I don't wanna trigger anyone). He's right in line with Trump on immigration and the wall, spewing all the same talking points during his campaign. His economic and tax beliefs are again right smack dab in the Republican mainstream. He's an absolute corporatist and espouses the same trickle down nonsense the rest of them believe, and he preaches austerity. He's spoken out strongly on most entitlements. He's a 2A nut. He's a pro-life nut. He's a religious liberty nut. He's a big charter school guy. He cries about all that safe space, PC, college campus stuff. Healthcare-wise he's a socialized medicare scaremonger. He's better than most of his peers on climate change (talk about low bars), but still believes we need to drill more.

I don't know man. He mostly sounds the same. He just is more willing to talk about the working class, and doesn't come across as bought-and-paid like all his neanderthalic peers.

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What's wrong with Charter Schools? There are some absolutely fantastic charter schools that have helped poor black youths succeed and get into college on full rides. Are private parochial schools bad too? What about home schooling? Shouldn't parents get to chose where their children go to school?

Yeah, damn Crenshaw and his whole....responsible spending...nonsense.

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Originally Posted by ciaban2.0

What's wrong with Charter Schools? There are some absolutely fantastic charter schools that have helped poor black youths succeed and get into college on full rides. Are private parochial schools bad too? What about home schooling? Shouldn't parents get to chose where their children go to school?

Yeah, damn Crenshaw and his whole....responsible spending...nonsense.

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Sure they should. But they should still have to pay into the system. Whether they decide to use it or not afterwards is up to them.