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Hanaguma

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  1. Really? What are the qualifications? I thought it was something like 35 years old, native born citizen...
  2. Lucky for you that domestic issues and the economy were ticking along so smoothly then. You had the time and mental energy to get hyperbolic about such nebulous and irrelevant issues.
  3. He is no threat. He only fills a psychological need in people to feel a sense of crisis. Much the same way every election since 1980 has been billed as "the most important election of our lifetime". Back to the interview, I thought his performance was poor. Similar to his chat with Megyn Kelly. Trump does well in obvious adversarial situations where he can bluster and the interviewer follows along. But with a well prepared journalist who asks good questions and then has follow-ups prepared, he looks bad.
  4. No doubt Covid was mishandled by Trump, no argument there. It highlights one of his biggest character flaws, the inability to be the slightest bit introspective. But again, hardly a "miserable" term for most Americans for most of the term.
  5. Even if that were true (and it is debatable), why would that be 'miserable'? The facts are the facts, regardless how they came about. As for the economy being 'in tatters', there WAS a small intervening event in 2020, as you may recall... if not for the 'intervening event' the Bad Orange Man may well have been re-elected as well.
  6. Actually you are wrong. He is that rare person who actually THINKS before he speaks. And then expresses himself very carefully. He is also honest enough to say when he doesnt know something, or if he needs more time to answer. It is a rare quality in a public figure these days. I have been watching him since his days back at University of Toronto when he was threatened with legal action over refusing to use language mandated by the government. Been quite a journey since. I love it when journalists question his credentials to speak about social issues from a psychological perspective- his answers of "well, I AM a licenced clinician with 20 years of practice, and have published books on the subject, so I think I actually do know what I am talking about."
  7. As yes, that miserable term with 2% inflation, 3% unemployment, and two dollar gas.... hated it.
  8. Not a bad looking young lady considering she has 4 kids. Pretty obvious she enjoys 'male company'. Recently transformed from MILF to GILF on your scorecards.
  9. I think I did say that she lied. "The coverup attempt (which is obviously lying) made it worse" is what I wrote. Deny, cover up, deflect. Standard tactics for politicians who are caught out.
  10. That's YOUR job. What I don't see is anyone making excuses for her. She needs to take the "L" and move on. Nothing to defend or justify about her idiocy.
  11. True. AOC might not be a bad option, but the Democrats are genuinely thin on the ground in the 'hottie' department.
  12. Not at all. Maybe we have different ideas about what "screwed up" means- to me it means a remarkably stupid and egregious mistake. She deserves fully whatever is coming. As with so many things, the coverup attempt just makes things worse. Which is why I suggested that she do the honourable thing and resign. Wouldn't do that if it was just an "oopsie".
  13. Takes after the current VP I guess, who learned a lot while serving under Willie Brown in California. Politics indeed makes strange bedfellows...
  14. Their carrot cake is insanely good....
  15. Y'all are just jealous that conservative women are far better looking than the harridans on the left...
  16. Hopefully you are right, if she doesnt decide to resign or at least not run for re-election. I wonder if she was like this always, or is it the malignancy of the Sodom on the Potomac experience starting to shine through. There are far too many stories of Congresscritters behaving as if they were above the law and having DYKWIA moments. It needs to be nipped in the bud.
  17. She screwed up. I would say resignation from Congress would be the dignified thing to do. But probably wont happen.
  18. Trump, ever the master of real estate, lives rent-free in the heads of many obsessed individuals.
  19. ...which relates to Hunter Biden and his foibles exactly how? You tried, Trippy, you tried. ...and please stop using the anti-semitic trope "the Big Lie". Especially when you use the specific article 'the' and capitalize "Big Lie".
  20. In other words, "it's not us, it's THEM". You tried, Trippy, you tried.
  21. I am searching for a way to make a connection between Hunter Biden's possible gun crimes and the Bad Orange Man mishandling a bible..... still searching..... still searching.... Nope, can't find it. Can you help me out?
  22. Sounds reasonable to me. I with BOTH parties would abandon their geriatric leaders and put up some younger and more energetic nominees. Ironically, so do most Americans. Yet the parties both seem determined to refight the 2020 election, in spite of the wishes of the general public.
  23. Agreed 100%. Mitt was at least morally upright and unimpeachable. And still got pilloried by the press. It may be one of the reasons that Trump was chosen next by the GOP. If moral character did not matter, why not go for the amoral a-hole who at least might get the job done?
  24. Ah yes, the "b-b-but Trump..." deflection in full gear. If Hunter did this crime, he should be penalized as would anyone else with similar circumstances. If not, he should be acquitted. The rest is just smoke and orange-tinted mirrors.
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