I figured I would use a simple number so you could calculate without being confused.Quote:
Originally Posted by Posada20
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I figured I would use a simple number so you could calculate without being confused.Quote:
Originally Posted by Posada20
In 1,170 days, President Trump has made 18,000 false or misleading claimsQuote:
Originally Posted by rrzubnyy
The Fact Checker’s ongoing database of the false or misleading claims made by President Trump since assuming office.
Updated April 3, 2020
https://www.washingtonpost.com/graph...aims-database/
No Nick they fact check and try to find a kernel of truth in his propaganda.
Because people are at least somewhat adhering to strategies put in place.. We are not through this Mush. We are not close.Quote:
Originally Posted by rrzubnyy
Things look like they are slowing for sure and that's a really good sign but look at RC's post.
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Originally Posted by flimflamman
It was a joke.
He got you. :D
How much more of this can McConnell and the senate republicans tolerate and let slide?Quote:
Originally Posted by Kinkotheclown
I have read behind closed doors they believe he's an inept, incompetent buffoon, but fear public humiliation should they challenge him. Sad sycophants.
I actually read quite a few of them, told him he was wrong.Quote:
Originally Posted by drt1010
I agree with Flimflamman. I want to be clear as I believe I have been. This isn't Rep vs Dem.
It is this man. A man who would use the constitution as TP and tell us that's what it says to do.
There are many, on the right who are outwardly disagree with him. I agree with you that many others are in fear.
But some love him. I have no problem with loving him as long as you can see how poorly he has and is handling this.
Sobering as hellQuote:
Originally Posted by RCSownsU
I'm listening to a radio interview with an Harvard med virologist who is saying we may need to intermittently, social distance until 2022, if we don't get a vaccine.
People absolutely overreact to anything and everything he does or says. There's no way you can deny that at all. Doesn't matter what he does, good or bad, people will 100% find a way to **** on him for literally anything.Quote:
Originally Posted by drt1010
I definitely don't love how our Pres has handled Corona, bou are reallllllly nitpicking here.
Good, bad, right it wrong, it doesn't matter. He's had so many haters since day 1 who will never agree with a single thing he does.
But Jorge agreed with him...,Quote:
Originally Posted by Kinkotheclown
I agree clown. It's about one man. It's also about the myopic majority that allow the insanity to go unchecked. Few R's have publicly challenged him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kinkotheclown
Oh do any of you wake up with Covid symptoms after watching the news ... .? I woke up with a sore throat, Yet, it passed after having a cup of ginger tea. I am taking a day off and going to just friggin sleep today. Take a fresh ginger, slice it in long chunks, put on stove with a pot of water, and boil with a stick of cinnamon and enjoy. The ginger also has other benefits for the male function response, which is good for the wife. Enjoy the tea.
28 I respect you and your opinion, but disagree. He and he alone is responsible for the distrust. From the outset he's created an illusion and tried to sell it. The press tries to strip away the BS and get to some semblance of reality. Are they all honest and credible? Do they have an agenda and axe to grind? Certainly. But he also has his cabal tossing "softballs." I took issue with Nick's use of "overreact". If we can not believe and trust the words from his mouth is it an over reaction when we challenged for the truth? When the freedom of the press is squelched we are doomed. When our ability to question and challenge authority without fear of reprisal is diminished we have suck to the depth of autocracy. All hail the King. You may recall just yesterday he claimed "the president has absolute power", the very definition of an autocrat. He was challenged, he tried to squelch that voice. He was WRONG. He walked it back.Quote:
Originally Posted by goingfor28
During this crisis things have been magnified. His shortcomings more evident. His handling from the outset was suspect and he does not want to be reminded. His fragile psychic balance always in jeopardy.
I am a Republican for good or bad. But that does not define me as a human being. I am not offended if a person attacks republicans because as a Republican I should be critical of people I have invested money and my vote in much more then a Democrat for whom I did not. Like I should be more watchful of my child then someone’s else’s. If my candidate ****s up I feel betrayed and not defensive of them at all costs. Well that is how I see it. Some people here take the practice of what we do in sports, which is great for entertainment, and root for our team thru thick and thin. If you wear pinstripes I love you and if you wear the Red Sock uniform I hate you. They apply it to politics. That’s dumb. But maybe people are isolated socially from people with different beliefs. I myself am married to a pro choice Democrat, and my daughter is a College student with a unique way of looking at the world that challenges my beliefs. Some people I guess are not exposed to other positions with people they love and learn to ponder ideas and consider them on their own merit. It’s so binary for some.
As a Republican I was troubled by Oboma use of executive orders passing the Congress. Well do I look a blind eye to when Trump does it more ? As a Republican I objected to Obama'sactioms in Syria but am I supposed to ignore Trumps betrayal of the Kurds and how Syria was surrendered to Russian and Turkish interests ? It’s not knee jerk criticism, it’s reasoned and principled criticism on my part. This Covid response is just a piece of sand on a beach.Quote:
Originally Posted by goingfor28
And that makes it funnier.Quote:
Originally Posted by flimflamman