The (new, straight-from-scratch) Trump thread
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Past two weeks have gotten a bit intense. Google News looks like this every day now.
Plus, Fox News appears to be falling apart with the purge of Roger Ailes and Bill O'Reilly and the death of Ailes yesterday.
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Plus, Fox News appears to be falling apart with the purge of Roger Ailes and Bill O'Reilly and the death of Ailes yesterday.
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/19/busi ... .html?_r=0
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Fox sounds like it's a mouthpiece for RT these days.ericbarbour wrote:Past two weeks have gotten a bit intense. Google News looks like this every day now.
Plus, Fox News appears to be falling apart with the purge of Roger Ailes and Bill O'Reilly and the death of Ailes yesterday.
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/19/busi ... .html?_r=0
During the political shit show of the last week there has been a Twitter spat among many of the anti-Trump Twitterati. Mensch and Taylor keep asking to be credited with what they believe are their scoops. Maybe nine days ago Mensch called the March for Truth "Team Deza" then today she said she supports the march. The Jester and Mensch had a falling out and hate each other now. I think people are being too hard on Taylor and don't accept that Mensch is flawed but still a useful source of general-picture information rather than details. Most level-headed people are staying the hell away from the Twitter wars over how useful/dangerous the new "citizen-journalists" against Trump are. Multiple news sources are claiming that a new left-targeted conspiracy culture is growing. No doubt that there is an opening on the left for conspiracy type outlets. Hopefully they can avoid following in the footsteps of Fox.
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Feel free to talk about Brock.sashi wrote:Garsh and here I was ready to start The (new, straight-from-scratch) Brock thread. Poor guy.
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He said he was going to drain the swamp and the swamp has yet to eat him alive, despite all the growls, mysterious splashes, hisses, thrashings, hoop-hoop-hoops, flares of natural gas, crab eyes and snake lips winking at him in the mangrove mud. I don’t fancy his chances but he is still out there in an aluminium punt driven by a big fan, so that makes it even so far. You have to remember though that people didn’t vote for him because he’s Trump. They voted for him because he is not Hilary Clinton. Think of every day without her and without her big establishment behind her, and be thankful for your lucky stars. It could have been so vrrk blkk nyk nyk nyk bzzzzzz and blood-suckingly zwwww. Now it is almost human and that is what democracy is supposed to be all about.
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Doesn't sound like you've been reading the news.Qwerty wrote:He said he was going to drain the swamp and the swamp has yet to eat him alive, despite all the growls, mysterious splashes, hisses, thrashings, hoop-hoop-hoops, flares of natural gas, crab eyes and snake lips winking at him in the mangrove mud. I don’t fancy his chances but he is still out there in an aluminium punt driven by a big fan, so that makes it even so far. You have to remember though that people didn’t vote for him because he’s Trump. They voted for him because he is not Hilary Clinton. Think of every day without her and without her big establishment behind her, and be thankful for your lucky stars. It could have been so vrrk blkk nyk nyk nyk bzzzzzz and blood-suckingly zwwww. Now it is almost human and that is what democracy is supposed to be all about.
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Flip Flopped wrote:Doesn't sound like you've been reading the news.
I can't find a link to it but I read an opinion piece that surmised that it was better to have Trump in office being an incompetent nincompoop than him being impeached. The theory being that due to his incompetence none of his stated goals will ever actually come to fruition.
If you didn't like Clinton I suppose the above is still a good out come even if having Clinton in office would have meant less uncertainty especially about anything good that came out of the previous administration. Any of the criticisms of Clinton being corrupt or an insider should be considered moot when compared to Trump's self interest, nepotism and blatant greed.
The even worse news is that it's not just Trump but all his cronies and goons that he has appointed to positions of power. With or without him as long as the people he appointed who clearly intend to dismantle the departments they have been assigned to are still in those positions all bets are off as to how much damage could be done.
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Quite. It's frightening to think about how many GOP Congressmen may have been compromised by Russian interests. I can't tell if the criticisms of Jill Stein over Russia are stretching it too far or if Russia did an covert op of the Left and the Right as we know they did in the 1970s (? decade) in Germany.suckadmin wrote:Flip Flopped wrote:Doesn't sound like you've been reading the news.
I can't find a link to it but I read an opinion piece that surmised that it was better to have Trump in office being an incompetent nincompoop than him being impeached. The theory being that due to his incompetence none of his stated goals will ever actually come to fruition.
If you didn't like Clinton I suppose the above is still a good out come even if having Clinton in office would have meant less uncertainty especially about anything good that came out of the previous administration. Any of the criticisms of Clinton being corrupt or an insider should be considered moot when compared to Trump's self interest, nepotism and blatant greed.
The even worse news is that it's not just Trump but all his cronies and goons that he has appointed to positions of power. With or without him as long as the people he appointed who clearly intend to dismantle the departments they have been assigned to are still in those positions all bets are off as to how much damage could be done.
I wish we could convince all the Clintons to back away from public view. They are too hated. I'm pretty neutral on them, but there's no sense further inflaming the partisanship right now.
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Flip Flopped wrote:I wish we could convince all the Clintons to back away from public view. They are too hated.
Seriously doubt that will happen--like the Kennedys they've drilled their way deep into the Democratic Party mechanisms and have far too many Democratic and corporate supporters. Now both major parties are hopelessly compromised by "big money", and there isn't enough interest in cleaning it up. I think the millennial generation has basically given up.
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What do you think of Bernie? He wouldn't release his taxes.ericbarbour wrote:Flip Flopped wrote:I wish we could convince all the Clintons to back away from public view. They are too hated.
Seriously doubt that will happen--like the Kennedys they've drilled their way deep into the Democratic Party mechanisms and have far too many Democratic and corporate supporters. Now both major parties are hopelessly compromised by "big money", and there isn't enough interest in cleaning it up. I think the millennial generation has basically given up.