Heretic;1851578 wrote:Wake me when you decide to visit reality for a day, Mr. Snowflake.

You spent 8 years crying like the biggest L'il Bitch in the world and now that you approve of who is in charge and others don't, it's time for them to leave the country. The sad thing about comparing you with Sleeper is that we at least know that he's just a troll act. You seem to sincerely believe what you say.

QuakerOats;1851620 wrote:You continue to equate the defense of individual liberty, the promotion of fiscal sanity, and adherence to the constitution with 'crying'; I am not sure why. Perhaps you love BIG government running your life and that of others, which is counter to the American experiment.

Good luck.

sleeper;1851442 wrote:http://nymag.com/thecut/2017/05/under-new-healthcare-bill-rape-is-a-pre-existing-condition.html



Absolutely disgusting move by the GOP. Amazing that women continue to vote and support a party that does not care about them at all.

I hope everyone is calling their congressman and letting them know this is an unacceptable GOP owned bill. Otherwise, complicit!

sleeper;1851622 wrote:At this point, I feel like you should go see a mental health professional. I hope you are able to find redemption.

Good luck.

QuakerOats;1851625 wrote:I would, but the mean republicans just took my health insurance away and now I am going to die.

Former President Obama warned President Donald Trump against hiring Mike Flynn as his national security adviser, three former Obama administration officials tell NBC News.

The warning, which has not been previously reported, came less than 48 hours after the November election when the two sat down for a 90-minute conversation in the Oval Office.

sleeper;1851894 wrote:http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/obama-warned-trump-against-hiring-mike-flynn-say-officials-n756316

Still amazes me that the GOP continues to chose party over country and by doing so remain complicit in this travesty infecting our Oval office.

O-Trap;1851936 wrote:False dichotomy with some intense hyperbole wrapped in.

Come on. Trump is so awful. It shouldn't be hard to rip on him without resorting to that.

sleeper;1851995 wrote:The GOP is more concerned about leaks than election manipulation and potential coordination with a foreign power.

gut;1852006 wrote:Probably because the "manipulation and coordination" didn't happen....and the leaks are a felony and we don't live in a police state!

The big deal about Flynn is basically for getting started on his job early - he discussed sanctions a month before being confirmed for the job. Not exactly the stuff of scandal.

sleeper;1852012 wrote:BTW without the leaks, Flynn would still be the NSA. Trump knowingly hired and continued supporting a man for 18 days before his firing(and after the leaks).

That is fact. It's extremely chilling you support and condone this.

ppaw1999;1852014 wrote:http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/kushner-family-stands-to-gain-from-visa-rules-in-trump%E2%80%99s-first-major-law/ar-BBAU7nY?li=BBnb7Kz

This has to be a major conflict of interest. I don't care which side of the political spectrum you are on, this should be a concern for everyone.

sleeper;1852012 wrote:BTW without the leaks, Flynn would still be the NSA. Trump knowingly hired and continued supporting a man for 18 days before his firing(and after the leaks).

That is fact. It's extremely chilling you support and condone this.

Spock;1852016 wrote:You do realize that it probably took a couple of weeks to investigate this information once the trump team took charge? I am sure that taking over a government is kinf of a busy process the first few weeks.

ppaw1999;1852014 wrote:http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/kushner-family-stands-to-gain-from-visa-rules-in-trump%E2%80%99s-first-major-law/ar-BBAU7nY?li=BBnb7Kz

This has to be a major conflict of interest. I don't care which side of the political spectrum you are on, this should be a concern for everyone.

gut;1852018 wrote:I don't support or condone it. The reason is to prevent undermining a current administration, even if in the last month things really should be coordinated, anyway.

But how did I mischaracterize it exactly? Wouldn't surprise me if this happens often, to varying degrees....it's just the intelligent services aren't spying on them and then leaking juicy details about conversations about grandkids.


It's chilling and surprising that you support the police state actions of Obama to spy on political opponents.

rocketalum;1852024 wrote:What I find frustrating is all the people taking a "nothing to see here" approach to Flynn, business ties, nepotism etc... would be flipping their collective shit if our current President had a 'D' after their name. This "team" mentality to politics is hypocritical nonsense. If there are two teams it's not D v R it's People v Government. As long as we continue to divide our team and root for someone on the other we will continue to go 0 for...

sleeper;1852023 wrote:You clearly didn't watch the hearing or haven't been following anything other than probably what Fox News is reporting. No point in educating you, you are complicit and are willfully ignorant to what is happening in the world around you.

rocketalum;1852024 wrote:What I find frustrating is all the people taking a "nothing to see here" approach to Flynn, business ties, nepotism etc... would be flipping their collective shit if our current President had a 'D' after their name. This "team" mentality to politics is hypocritical nonsense. If there are two teams it's not D v R it's People v Government. As long as we continue to divide our team and root for someone on the other we will continue to go 0 for...

gut;1852028 wrote:So a long-winded way of saying I'm right?

Starting the job early made him vulnerable to blackmail. Possibly, but kind of a stretch, dontchya think? Not really on the same level as Hillary's emails and foundation.

"We believed that General Flynn was compromised with respect to the Russians. Logic would tell you that you don't want the national security adviser to be in a position where the Russians have leverage over him."