US Politics Mega-Blog - Page 160

On January 29 2019 22:19 JimmyJRaynor wrote:
regarding Donald Trump and Mike Tyson... this comedy skit sure didn't age well.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wC4VywdavV8

On January 30 2019 00:44 xDaunt wrote:
I can't wait to hear Kamala's position on Title VII, particularly as it applies to quid pro quo claims.

As for Schultz, this threatened Democrat boycott of him is oh-so-telling of the current state of the Democrat party. It's yet another example of the tyrannical personal destruction politics that Democrats revel in. It's not enough to let the democratic process play out. Oh no, political opponents must be punished!

On January 30 2019 01:59 Jockmcplop wrote:


Yeah...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i-STZi4tDAU

On January 30 2019 02:26 xDaunt wrote:
Apples and oranges. Hillary committed a crime. Schultz has not.

On January 30 2019 02:39 Jockmcplop wrote:


So you're saying that Trump supporters are so concerned with politicians following the rule of law that they will go out of their way to campaign for one of them to be jailed?
It had nothing to do with the fact that she was a political enemy, and if they didn't believe that she had committed a crime they wouldn't have tried to destroy her.

Interesting.

What about lyin' Ted the sniveling coward? Did his dad really help the JFK assassin?

Trump does exactly the same thing, but just in a more ridiculous cartoonish way.

On January 30 2019 02:52 xDaunt wrote:

Don't be ridiculous. When the acting director of the FBI does a public press conference in which he outlines outlines the crime that a candidate commits (regardless of the fact that he then decides not to recommend prosecution for obvious political reasons -- or because the acting AG refuses to do so for obvious political reasons), it is not unreasonable for an opposing political candidate to point out the crime and advocate for prosecution.

On January 30 2019 02:58 Jockmcplop wrote:


Fair point,

What about every single other one of Trump's political opponents that him and his fan club have tried to destroy? I guess that was different to when the dems do it because they do it in a kind of dem way that's much worse.

On January 30 2019 03:20 Nebuchad wrote:
It's weird that immediately after Hillary stopped being a meaningful political opponent everyone stopped caring about her crimes. Didn't know a lust for justice could be selective like that.

On January 30 2019 03:33 xDaunt wrote:

Not sure who you're talking about here. There is a huge number of Trump supporters who still think that she needs to be investigated and prosecuted, and for good reason, too.

On January 30 2019 03:40 Nebuchad wrote:


Yes. The difference is barely noticeable between during the campaign and now

On January 30 2019 03:49 xDaunt wrote:

If anything, it's more fervent now than it was back during the campaign on account of the Russiagate scandal. And the demand now is to investigate far more people than just Hillary.

On January 30 2019 05:38 Doodsmack wrote:


Sounds like a mob wants to spin up a witch hunt because of their political bias.

On January 30 2019 05:41 xDaunt wrote:

Political bias is besides the point. The facts speak for themselves. Looking at the tea leaves, the rest of the country is eventually going to be forced to face the facts, at which point there will be a reckoning.

On January 30 2019 06:46 GreenHorizons wrote:


You're starting sound like that qanon crap?

On January 30 2019 07:00 xDaunt wrote:

No, I'm just paying attention to the media leaks per my prior posts. Someone in the know on Trump's side is leaking stuff to friendly media outlets. Combine that with what we publicly know about the Mueller investigation and the continued lack of any semblance of proof of Trump/Russia collusion, and it's not hard to see where this is going.