King Charles: Australia's Future as a Republic Rests with Its People

[DougieMax]

For the entirety of this century thus far, the left has been relentless telling anybody who would listen what a rotten person Dick Cheny was and how he was satan personified. Same with George Bush and same with Mitt Romney. Mike Pence too. The vitriol was off the charts with every foul name in the book thrown out there. So it is only fitting that such sh!tty people, being the human garbage the left has spent so much time and energy to remind us of, should throw their support over to Kamala. It just seems so completely appropriate that human garbage like that want her in the White House. There are certainly plenty of people like Cheney, Bush, Romney and Pence right here in this forum that want the same thing they do.

[expat_4_life]

17 minutes ago, DougieMax said:

For the entirety of this century thus far, the left has been relentless telling anybody who would listen what a rotten person Dick Cheney was and how he was satan personified.

 

Let us not forget Rachel Maddow comparing Cheney to herpes and concentrated bong water

 

 

[Fat is a type of crazy]

Not all were reviled. Bush and Cheney yes. Took many  Trumpies much longer to do so than Democrats -  they seemed to wait till after Trump said it. Before then those Trumpy types and their right wing media were the most gung ho on Iraq.

Romney was never reviled beyond being the leader of the Republicans and putting his dog on the roof of his car. Pence because of his support of Trump but he stood up when it counted.

Your logic is that only bad Republicans - reviled by all now - support Kamala but of course there's many who don't fit your categorisation. See Lincoln Project.

You then say there are people on this site that are like your examples that you describe as human garbage apparently because they are voting for Kamala. 

What a mess of a post. 

Edited September 14 by Fat is a type of crazy

[WorriedNoodle]

What vitriolic bile is spewed by the op. The only reason said Republicans have thrown support behind a less than inspiring Democrat contender is because the alternative is far worse and makes a laughing stock of the country.

[DougieMax]

6 hours ago, WorriedNoodle said:

What vitriolic bile is spewed by the op. The only reason said Republicans have thrown support behind a less than inspiring Democrat contender is because the alternative is far worse and makes a laughing stock of the country.

Joe and Kamala have plumbed new depths when it comes to laughing stock.

[DougieMax]

7 hours ago, Fat is a type of crazy said:

Romney was never reviled beyond being the leader of the Republicans and putting his dog on the roof of his car. Pence because of his support of Trump but he stood up when it counted.

 

What a wonderfully selective memory you have. I remember Romney villified relentlessly during the campaign. Too rich, bad hair, flip flopper (he was), racist, out of touch, blah blah. You people hated his guts.

 

And Pence was a member of the loathed Christian right, also racist of course, and a perfect hood ornament of  the Patriarchy Express. Had he been a little more visible, you can be sure your heroes like the ladies on the View and in Pyong Yang would have been all over him like a greasy cheap suit.

 

Now you people are slobbering over both of them, pretending you would have stoned them to death before if given a chance. 

 

[shdmn]

There isn't even a Republican platform left besides more tax cuts for the rich.

 

Edited September 14 by shdmn

[mdr224]

1 minute ago, shdmn said:

Speaking of garbage.  Is there even a Republican platform left besides more tax cuts for the rich?

 

Whats democrats platform? Dont talk about inflation and try to convince voters that things wont get more expensive in the next four years?

[shdmn]

7 minutes ago, mdr224 said:

Whats democrats platform? Dont talk about inflation and try to convince voters that things wont get more expensive in the next four years?

I thought this thread was about what a poopy-face Darth Cheney is for voting Democrat instead of embracing the dark side and how this is somehow good news for Republicans?

 

 

Edited September 14 by shdmn

[jerrymahoney]

As attributed (loosely) to John Maynard Keynes:

When the facts change, I change my mind. What do you do, sir?

[HappyExpat57]

1 hour ago, DougieMax said:

Joe and Kamala have plumbed new depths when it comes to laughing stock.

Never worry, though - your title as greatest laughing stock will never be taken away.

[DougieMax]

7 minutes ago, shdmn said:

How come your account is less than 3 months old?  How many other ones do you have or what was the last one before it got banned?

 

7 minutes ago, shdmn said:

 

 

As usual, the left cannot come up with any original memes. As for the youth of the account, I only discovered this place via Facebook a couple of months ago. It looked like fun because of the large number of wokie NPCs here. I have not been disappointed. Now run along to your Orange Man Bad pep rally.

[DougieMax]

11 minutes ago, HappyExpat57 said:

Never worry, though - your title as greatest laughing stock will never be taken away.

Wow, another witty and original post. You wokies never run out of them. 55555

[shdmn]

Every post from MAGAs lately.

 

 

Edited September 14 by shdmn

[FritsSikkink]

9 hours ago, DougieMax said:

For the entirety of this century thus far, the left has been relentless telling anybody who would listen what a rotten person Dick Cheny was and how he was satan personified. Same with George Bush and same with Mitt Romney. Mike Pence too. The vitriol was off the charts with every foul name in the book thrown out there. So it is only fitting that such sh!tty people, being the human garbage the left has spent so much time and energy to remind us of, should throw their support over to Kamala. It just seems so completely appropriate that human garbage like that want her in the White House. There are certainly plenty of people like Cheney, Bush, Romney and Pence right here in this forum that want the same thing they do.

So a first they were God's gift to you but now they don't like Trump, you hate them?

[DougieMax]

If anything, wokies are certainly predictable. You can be sure that whatever they accuse the other side of doing, they are twice or thrice as guilty of doing. And unoriginal too which means we'll be seeing a post here which simply reverses the terminology saying the opposite of something like "you hated them and now you love them" with a peppering of "orange man bad." 

[jerrymahoney]

6 minutes ago, DougieMax said:

"orange man bad." 

After living through his 1461 days already as President, "orange man bad" is sufficient for me.

[DougieMax]

1 minute ago, jerrymahoney said:

After living through his 1461 days already as President, "orange man bad" is sufficient for me.

Indeed, after the farce that has been the Harris-Biden thus far, there is very little that would not be better.

[marin]

9 minutes ago, DougieMax said:

If anything, wokies are certainly predictable. You can be sure that whatever they accuse the other side of doing, they are twice or thrice as guilty of doing. And unoriginal too which means we'll be seeing a post here which simply reverses the terminology saying the opposite of something like "you hated them and now you love them" with a peppering of "orange man bad." 

Give it up dude, you are not even talking politics anymore you are just whining and bitching. I guess thats all you can really do with Kamala Harris getting further and further ahead. Must frustrate you in that the reason why is Trump himself and Kool Aid drinking supporters like yourself. So thank you for helping sink the good ship Trump. 

[bamnutsak]

10 hours ago, DougieMax said:

Same with George Bush

 

Assuming you meant "W.", AFAIK he has not endorsed Harris, and he has gone out of his way to say endorsing HArris would be "Contrary to his nature".

 

Again, another post birthed in Russian.

[jerrymahoney]

12 minutes ago, DougieMax said:

Indeed, after the farce that has been the Harris-Biden thus far, there is very little that would not be better.

An  earlier post of mine:

 

Posted April 27

 

To me the possibly more scary part of Trump again elected as President are these folks who see him as an empty vessel for changes to the Federal government they have been working on since Reagan.

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_2025

[DougieMax]

19 minutes ago, jerrymahoney said:

An  earlier post of mine:

 

Posted April 27

 

To me the possibly more scary part of Trump again elected as President are these folks who see him as an empty vessel for changes to the Federal government they have been working on since Reagan.

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_2025

Yeah, so? Is there a sprig of wisdom there somewhere?

[DougieMax]

23 minutes ago, bamnutsak said:

 

Assuming you meant "W.", AFAIK he has not endorsed Harris, and he has gone out of his way to say endorsing HArris would be "Contrary to his nature".

 

Again, another post birthed in Russian.

Gonna need a source for that. If you find it, I will post a retraction that you and your fellow wokies can quote til Kamala forgets how to cackle.

[jerrymahoney]

8 minutes ago, DougieMax said:

Yeah, so? Is there a sprig of wisdom there somewhere?

'Twas just to let you know I've been on this long before you showed up.

[DougieMax]

2 minutes ago, jerrymahoney said:

'Twas just to let you know I've been on this long before you showed up.

Wow, guess I need to prostrate myself and cry out "I'm not worthy." 5555

[Walker88]

17 minutes ago, DougieMax said:

Yeah, so? Is there a sprig of wisdom there somewhere?

Doubtful wisdom can come from those who support a racist, coup-plotting, anti-democracy psychopath whose major life concerns are cat-eating Haitian migrants (who do not exist) and sharks circling a sinking electric boat.

 

As for the current Administration about whom the Whiner Cult incessantly complains, it was Biden-Harris who presided over:

 

---lowering UE from the disastrous 6.8% the felon left in his wake to 41 months below 4%, and currently still far below the felon

 

---the end of the Felon Recession and building the strongest economy among all major nations

 

---An actual Infrastructure Bill, rather than the endless "Next week is Infrastructure Week"

 

---Actual improvements in healthcare and prescription drug prices, rather than the 'concept of a plan' 9 years in the making so far

 

---800,000 new manufacturing jobs

 

---the first new chip plants being constructed in the US in decades

 

---highest fossil fuel production ever in the US, now the largest producer of fossil fuels in the world

 

---9000+ approved drilling leases not being used, but ready if any energy company is so inclined

 

---rebuilt NATO and rebuilt respect for the US in the world, vs the abject embarrassment that was the last guy

 

But hey, your concern for the cats of Springfield and the possibility of childless AND cat-less ladies is heartwarming.

[Lacessit]

I am wondering how long the OP has been off his anti-psychotic meds.

 

Far from being the garbage he claims, Republicans such as Romney, Pence etc. are honorable people, so revulsed by the prospect of a second Trump term, that they see Harris as the only viable alternative to a dictatorship.

[jerrymahoney]

29 minutes ago, DougieMax said:

Wow, guess I need to prostrate myself and cry out "I'm not worthy." 5555

Up to you.

 

[cdnvic]

A nonsensical post and quote of it were removed. 

[jerrymahoney]

48 minutes ago, DougieMax said:

1 hour ago, bamnutsak said:

 

Assuming you meant "W.", AFAIK he has not endorsed Harris, and he has gone out of his way to say endorsing HArris would be "Contrary to his nature".

 

Again, another post birthed in Russian.

Gonna need a source for that. If you find it, I will post a retraction that you and your fellow wokies can quote til Kamala forgets how to cackle.

Former Bush AG: Harris endorsement ‘contrary to his nature’

 

Former Attorney General Alberto Gonzales told Julie Mason he thinks it is unlikely former President George W. Bush would ever endorse Vice President Harris. Bush, who was president during Gonzales’s attorney general tenure, announced last week that he would not publicly support a candidate in 2024.

 

“That would be so contrary to his nature and what I know about the man,” Gonzales said to Mason on SiriusXM.

 

https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/4879566-gonzales-bush-harris-endorsement/