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50 minutes ago, elmrfudd said:

Thanks for providing a great example of a leftist, where their opinions and ideological beliefs have become a self proclaimed level of morality and intelligence with no reason. 

You seriously think that income equality, free public education and healthcare are immoral. Save yourself before it’s too late.

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1 minute ago, elmrfudd said:

Fortunately, you don't have to worry about it. And the constitution will never be ratified to give large cities overwhelming power. 

You mean the constitution will never be ratified to give one person one vote? I wouldn't be too sure about that, not sure at all.

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9 minutes ago, rabas said:

US heathcare is now $4 trillion/year (a problem in itself), how do you get that for free?

 

Roll back tax cut and tax on the rich. The swamp which Trump support & source of campaign funds. 

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2 minutes ago, elmrfudd said:

Again, this is just your opinion. It does not mean anything other than your personal opinion. 

 

In case you have not noticed, what have the previous presidents gave us other than massive debt due to unjustified foreign wars and bloated unaccountable government agencies and employees? 

 

Where was your sense of moral outrage then? 

 

Get over it 

"Again, this is just your opinion. It does not mean anything other than your personal opinion."

Do you enjoy pointing out the obvious ad nauseam? He posts his opinions, you post your opinions, we all do it. OK?

 

"In case you have not noticed, what have the previous presidents gave us other than massive debt due to unjustified foreign wars and bloated unaccountable government agencies and employees? 

Where was your sense of moral outrage then? "

 

You indicate he wasn't outraged. How would you know?

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6 minutes ago, elmrfudd said:

Thanks for chiming in unnecessarily. I just asked if he had the same emotional irrational outrage and preening when the country was being led by the previous presidents. If he did. Then he's not a hypocrite. Get it? 

 

So if he was irrational back then he isn't a hypocrite now? Your mind obviously works in mysterious ways, just like your guy Trump. No wonder you're a fan.

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7 minutes ago, heybruce said:

Funny how some people can follow convoluted conspiracy theories based on discredited evidence to find "proof" of a crime, but can't see what's in front of them.

 

A Vice President's son takes a job foreign job that does not affect the US but for which he has no obvious qualifications:  Proof of corruption.

 

The President's son-in-law is given a variety of jobs--solving Mid-East problems, ending the opioid crisis, fixing VA Health Care, re-inventing government, etc.--for which he has no qualifications but which give him private meetings with useful contacts to help his floundering real estate business:  Nothing to see here.

 

All US intelligence agencies, congressional investigations, and the Mueller investigation conclude Russia interfered in the 2016 election:  Not proof of anything.

 

An outlandish conspiracy theory based on false information about the DNC server somehow ending up in Ukraine:  Sounds believable.

 

The Vice President implements US and international policy by insisting an ineffective, corrupt prosecutor be removed before international aid is released to Ukraine:  Obviously the VP is corrupt.

 

The US President replies to a request for military aid with "I want you to do us a favor though" and the President's people work behind the scenes to ensure pointless investigations that will help the President's re-election campaign are publicly announced:  Nothing wrong with that.

 

It's obvious what's going on:  Members of the Trump cult have concluded their glorious leader can do no wrong and will accept no evidence that conflicts with that conclusion, but will believe outlandish nonsense that supports it.

" Members of the Trump cult have concluded their glorious leader can do no wrong and will accept no evidence that conflicts with that conclusion, but will believe outlandish nonsense that supports it."...…    if the day ever comes when honest to goodness "proof" is offered by the Dems related to an honest to goodness "crime" being committed then yes, a number of us will be interested in hearing it. So far nothing had been offered in that regard.  

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