There has to be a scientific way to figure the leak thing out. Or a brute force option of waterboarding the reporter until he squeals. I'm good with either.
There has to be a scientific way to figure the leak thing out. Or a brute force option of waterboarding the reporter until he squeals. I'm good with either.
When we have our president being listened to and transcribed during conversations with other heads of state; we have gigantic security and safety issues.
Idgaf about leaks. What has even been leaked? I believe this is just another ploy to make it look like Trump is unfit, has no control, and doesn't belong in Washington...
Which sessions clearly does belong, he's a policin PC sob. Nothing at all like how he was portrayed by the media before trump picked him.
Anybody got an example of a "leak" that would raise eyebrows?
Ive not been overly concerned with leaks, since they were nothing of substance. Until yesterday.
When we have our president being listened to and transcribed during conversations with other heads of state; we have gigantic security and safety issues.
The idiot didn't even vote. So he's a huge hypocrite who did not put his money where his mouth is.
There's lots of problems with Trump and his personality, but I don't see how anyone could argue that he at least has created the perception of a more business friendly administration and it is showing.
In my opinion, if you don't vote then you don't have the right to complain about the current administration.
He did indeed take a team to the Super Bowl a few years ago, though it was hardly a one man show over there. Since then, he's been erratic at best and downright ineffective at worst. Is he still better than some quarterbacks who do have contracts? Yes. Are his anthem antics affecting his market value? Probably. But, if he had the recent performance of Andrew Luck, a player of comparable experience. be assured that a team would snap him up in a heartbeat, controversy notwithstanding. Even if he had the recent performance of an Andy Dalton, he's on a roster right now.
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The reason owners, and many coaches and GMs, do not want Kaepernick is because of the attention he will bring. Him taking a knee will be the story every week, and will be the most talked about player on their team. Why would a team want that for a guy who isn't going to be a starter? Teams get bad publicity when they sign/draft guys with checkered pasts, but it only lasts for a few weeks. Signing Kaepernick will bring more than just a few weeks worth of attention.
Typical response with exactly the amount of substance we all have come to expect...
My position on elected officials is well documented in this thread.
Your vote is you asking a person to accept taxpayer dollars to go to Washington and represent your interests. You aren't "voting against" anyone. A vote for Clinton was a vote for Clinton. A vote for Trump was a vote for Trump.
Me choosing not to vote for an incredibly shitty option does not mean I can't complain about how those people govern. Contrary, I have more of a right to complain since I didn't ask one of them to accept my money to represent me.
I voted against Obama...no. I voted for McCain. One of the more embarrassing things I've ever done. Since then my view on voting has matured.
The Russians made him do it.... I wish someone would ask the libs about the 4 special congressional elections since Trump won. In which the democrats lost all 4. Ask them if the Russians tampered in these 4 elections also.WaPo be crying. CRYING.
West Virginia’s governor is switching parties. And Democrats just hit a new low..
They failed at repealing Obamacare. They promised they'd repeal it. They failed miserably. I'm a conservative and thoroughly disappointed in them.
I don't care what angle they have. What are they going to do, promise to repeal it and replace it next election? Promise to "fix" it? That ship has sailed. We know electing Republicans makes no difference for the future of Obamacare. It's here until it collapses. Obamacare shouldn't factor into anyone's decision at this point. Even if it collapses under R control, they'll do just as bad of a job "fixing" it as the Ds.
The fine needs to be left in place, and Trump needs to challenge Obama's EOs that delayed the fine and send every single person in America that would have owed the penalty a bill.
I really can't think of a scenario right now that would ever have me coming out to vote for an R again.
Perhaps, but probably not all 72 of them.New information in the foiled Australia terror plot. One of the two men responsible for building the bomb had a brother going on a trip. They put the bomb in the backpack of the brother without his knowledge. They were going Jihad his ass without him even knowing. Wonder if he still would have been rewarded with virgins?
Well enjoy being a democrat then.
Again, to just blindly repeal it no matter the offer is a vote to say we don't give a shot about the blowback. That's weak AF IMO. It's bad and we all agree but so was IRAQ and to just up and leave made it worse!
Maybe politics isn't your thing, and I get it because I hate them all too. But the decision is bigger than simply just repealing the act.
If another Civil War ever happens again these Dipshi!s are in serious trouble.
Maybe he had a different ballot than I had in Ohio because the one I had allowed you the option to write in a candidate. Kaepernick didn't have to vote for someone in either party.Kaep's intended message was that he was against any system of oppression. Whenever a minority speaks out there is this assumption that it is Anti-Trump/Pro-Hilary. He was trying to make the point that had he voted, it would have been hypocritical to his stance since (in his mind and many others) both parties ultimately support a form of oppression and power over our society. In my opinion, if you don't vote then you don't have the right to complain about the current administration. But he's not a hypocrite if his message was not in support of either party.
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My position on elected officials is well documented in this thread.
Your vote is you asking a person to accept taxpayer dollars to go to Washington and represent your interests. You aren't "voting against" anyone. A vote for Clinton was a vote for Clinton. A vote for Trump was a vote for Trump.
Me choosing not to vote for an incredibly shitty option does not mean I can't complain about how those people govern. Contrary, I have more of a right to complain since I didn't ask one of them to accept my money to represent me.
I voted against Obama...no. I voted for McCain. One of the more embarrassing things I've ever done. Since then my view on voting has matured.
Somewhere along the line, we've lost the concept of elected officials representing the tax PAYER.
I know you can take nationalism too far, but we could use some nationalism right now. Trump is doing that. The globalists were getting close enough to their dream that they were starting to taste it, now they're really mad.
Wow, I'm sure that never occurred ....
Please give me one legit reason why Trump refuses to say anything bad about Putin while he blasts everyone else. HIm blasting Congress instead of Putin the other day is just laughable. A reasonable person would be wondering whose side he is on?
Hey Cardkiller - hope you've been well
one reason COULD BE that Trump believes and/or has intel that show that Putin is less of a threat to the US than others
If that were the case - then a wise CINC would have to prioritize the 10-millino tasks that need to be done -- and start focusing elsewhere first
So that's one possible logical reason while he doesn't classify Putin / Russia as a threat
He HAS pushed on Russia here or there --- he just signed on for sanctions against them that I"m trying to better understand (gas pipelines) and DO NOT support --- so that doesn't fit in with the idea that he's in bed with them
(neither does the Obama / hot mic moment of promising to back off the Russians once he's reelected etc)
and we know that the Russian-relationship isn't as simple as the media make it to be
Just trying to show a reasonable angle
Honest question - do you see Russia as a threat to the US?
Militarily?
Even though NATO is expanding East and we'd been putting troops in Poland / Ukraine etc?
Aside from the horrific/brutal communist USSR period -- we've NEVER had a reason nor a rivalry with the Russians
I believe it's more or less 'made up'
I can think of other nations that HAVE had historical beef/wars/economic competition with Russia though
I sometimes wonder if we haven't been doing their duty work for a while now
Somewhere along the line, we've lost the concept of elected officials representing the tax PAYER.
I know you can take nationalism too far, but we could use some nationalism right now. Trump is doing that. The globalists were getting close enough to their dream that they were starting to taste it, now they're really mad.