Eric Loh

Glorifying traitors and an ethnic cleansing general in form of statues. Uniquely USA. 

I think Nadler is not bother with going after Barr because Barr didn’t get what he and Trump want. Barr wanted a resignation from Berman immediately and replaced temporarily with his goon from New Jersey. Berman stood his ground and only relented after Trump stepped in but he got what he wanted I.e. no goon from New Jersey but his deputy Andrey Strauss who is an independent, principled and highly respected. Then Lindsay as Senate Judiciary Head blew the sail off course by saying he has not got any report on Jay Clayton and will only act when he got the ‘blue slip’ from the relevant senators. This looking to be an anti climax for Barr. 

9 minutes ago, tlandtday said:

Why don't you elaborate on how Trump is a racist rather than making silly statements.  If anyone has demonstrated racist acts or tendancies in the past it has been Biden or is he now a saint since he is running against Trump?  Trump may be a lot of things not desirable but I see no evidence he's a racist?  Provide some proof.

Try running down his Tulsa’s speech and identify for yourself just how many times he use racially divisive terms and references. 
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2020/06/21/democrats-critics-slam-trump-racist-remarks-tulsa-rally/3231914001/

4 minutes ago, 4737 Carlin said:

Yes, because teens should be allowed to wield all the power. The naivety and idealism of youth, coupled with the leftist brainwashing they've received since birth, gives them infinite wisdom. What can possibly go wrong ?

Teens involved in politics are actually oxymoron. Trump must be the epitome of low that the teens will abandon their usual obsessions to troll Trump. 

Don't think being outsmarted by kids is Trump's main concern. The telling sign of declining support in Tulsa was evident with only about 1/3 filling up the arena. Even if covid is the reason, it show the supporters heeding the seriousness of the pandemic and following the CDC guidelines rather than Trump's innuendo. That is a negative for Trump. The signs are that evangelicals are slowly backing away and the independents and suburban women are abandoning Trump. He is also losing seniors to the virus. If this trend persist, Biden's basement strategy of accepting science to lead and his steady and stable approach towered over Trump's inability to lead and unify.  

16 minutes ago, Marcous said:

Parscale said it wasn't the case. I don't know why he would say that, maybe to avoid looking incompetent?

 

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2020/jun/21/trump-tulsa-rally-scheme-k-pop-fans-tiktok-users

Not important how Parscale feel. Trump is humiliated big time and he wouldn't take kindly to that. Parscale's days are numbered.  

Trump’s rally trolled by teen activists. Teens fighting back in a way they can. So apt. 

8 minutes ago, Crazy Alex said:

The good news a surge of COVIC-19 cases after a Joe Biden rally isn't a concern:

 

That’s being a responsible leader, following rules and protecting others. Contrasting with Trump who takes no responsibilities, not following rules and not protecting his own people. See the difference? Doubt you can. 

23 minutes ago, bkk6060 said:

Just watched the replay of his rally.

He looked surprisingly fresh and energetic. Very funny at some points.

He will kill Joe in any debates.

I see a big comeback by Trump and I bet November winner.

Was as incoherent as usual. The part that amplified that incoherency was when he talk about watching the taking down of confederate statues on TV and then he switched and talk about many TVs in AF One and then switched again and talk about how he bargained with Boeing for the new AF One and then switched again and talk about Boeing’s financial problems. He forgotten the original subject. Think he has Aphasia. We probably will hear more of his mental condition from Mary Trump’s upcoming book. 

41 minutes ago, simple1 said:

Very few turned up, practically no-one, which is not mentioned in the link below (used the description sparse) as opposed to the prior estimated crowd of 40,000 for the rally outdoors of the arena. Accordingly trump &  Pence cancelled their outside appearance - Lol

 

https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/503750-trump-pence-scrap-planned-outdoor-speeches-at-tulsa-rally

 

 

Promise big and deliver small. New Trump’s reality slogan. Story of his whole presidency. 

5 minutes ago, EVENKEEL said:

You can downplay it all you want, but hard to deny it's not impressive.

What exactly are the attendee numbers. Parscale and Trump are trying to outdo each other with conflicting numbers and the arena only seat 19,200. None of them are capable of telling the truth, 

7 minutes ago, skorp13 said:

You believe the former was spontaneous? I have some beach front land in Nebraska i'd like to sell you

You mean Andrew Floyd’s death was planned. 

8 minutes ago, skorp13 said:

Who says they won't be wearing masks? Where do you get this stuff? So it is ok to not wear masks, gather in hundreds if not thousands rioting and looting not social distancing but not to gather peacefully to support a presidential candidate???

Over used argument. Apple and pear comparison. Former was spontaneous and most wore masks outdoor while latter is being organized, indoor and attendees unified by Trump’s no mask political statement. 

1 hour ago, simple1 said:

Some info has been provided regards cyber attacks on large commercial organisations and universities. I would assume Federal Government stuff they would prefer to keep off the front page. Can't provide link as behind paywall, but you may get access as a casual offshore user.

 

https://www.theaustralian.com.au/

This BBC link is about the best I can obtain to shed some light on the cypher attack. 
 

Key takeaways were no major breach and there are 4 countries suspected not just China. Still lacking in specifics and details. 

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-australia-46096768

30 minutes ago, Tie Dye Samurai said:

Trying to get ahead of the news cycle...if the country wakes up to his tweets he sets the narrative for the day...I do not like Trump but it would be ignorant to not acknowledge that he understands media...ultimately that will be a substantial part of what he is remembered for.

He may understand media but I think his morning tweets are nothing but poor political discipline. He is impulsive and can’t stand criticism and his counter punch instinct override his discipline and he must react instantly with tweets. He tweets the whole day and the some of his controversial tweets like Obamagate was in the middle of the day.