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liberals are evil death is their only redmption left.
Donald Trump's IQ 156, Barack Obama's IQ 102
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MaryAnne
Governor
Not really,because I know Hillary really won the popular vote by 2.4 million.
I also know she would not have cohabited with Putin to win. She would not have been investigated for so many things I have now lost count.
She would not have told 6 million people surrounded by toxic water to ," Have fun," as he left
She would not have attacked half her party because they disagreed with her.
She would have not embarrassed her party by being a bumbling,narcisstic fool.
MaryAnne
Governor
Why am I not surprised,Jack? Bullies love bullies,until some one comes along and kicks their butts. Then every one makes fun of them.as Trump blunders from one boastful failure to another it would be easy to laugh if it were not my country he was embarrassing.
BTW, good book recommendation. Jeff Flake on," Conscience Of A Conservative." Jeff is as blunt about what is wrong with his party as,"JD Vance was about his disfunctional family in," Hillbilly Elogy."
MaryAnne
Governor
As usual they were taken in by satire! So desperate to make Trump look good against a Constitutional Scholar they grasp at straws and are often fooled.
Meanwhile check out Trump's business score by Fox Business,of all things.
http://www.foxbusiness.com/politics/2016/10/20/trumps-business-credit-score-is-19-out-possible-100.html
MaryAnne
Governor
And,of course Trump is brilliant. Telling people with toxic water all around then to." Have fun!" That was a doozy of Trump brilliance,Jack.
It would have been a doozy, if he'd actually said that, MA. You need to stop watching CNN (Clown News Network) and MSNBC.And,of course Trump is brilliant. Telling people with toxic water all around then to." Have fun!" That was a doozy of Trump brilliance,Jack.
Jeff Flake is aptly named.
JackDallas said: ↑
No actually it has nothing to do with their/our intelligence. But it says a lot about our sense of humor and taking an opportunity to poke fun at the POS.
I know Obama's IQ is higher than 102 but anyone who has watched the SOB and listened to his babbling, has to know he is not a smart man.
He is light-years away from the brilliance the Left assigns to him.
No actually it has nothing to do with their/our intelligence. But it says a lot about our sense of humor and taking an opportunity to poke fun at the POS.
I know Obama's IQ is higher than 102 but anyone who has watched the SOB and listened to his babbling, has to know he is not a smart man.
He is light-years away from the brilliance the Left assigns to him.
I do enjoy ridiculing Liberals. You f**king children virtually beg to be ridiculed and denigrating. You have no respect for the rule of law or for anyone else. You lie and call people racists simply for being white. You can't win a national election without cheating and you have nothing of value to offer this country. You are the most miserable people on the planet because you are traitors to what used to be your country too.
Sense of humor. HUMOR.
You're so far gone you forget what humor is. You may have a sense of outrage. Or a sense of anger. Or a sense of you're not getting what you deserve. What you do not have...by denigration...is a sense of humor.
Obama won his elections, twice, in rather large and honest manner. The last two GOPers won with fewer votes than the opposition. No need for the primer or the dance...just the understanding that you don't care for the one man, one vote concept.
Humor. Jokes. Funny. Not hate. I used to think you were smart enough to understand. I no longer do...because you're just an angry old man yelling get off my lawn.
Yeah, Obama's success in getting healthcare for the country resulted in millions of Americans losing their insurance and their doctors and is now imploding and will soon go the same way as HillaryCare, down the toilet.
No Democrat has ever won an election in an honest manner. And stay off my lawn.
Ridiculous claptrap for right wingers.
And yet it's true.
MaryAnne
Governor
I do not see any improvement, sear. I see his handlers trying their best to make him look good by reading a TelePrompTer.
Then he goes off message with, "Have fun," to the people of Houston surrounded by toxic waste water.
If you remember Bush had a do over,too. In New Orleans with his," Good job, Brownie," remark to the Horse trainer.
Bush could not do anything about his recession. He slunk out of town as fast as he could. Only good thing about Bush is that he never criticized Obama for trying to clean up his mess.
Trump is on a vengeance kick,trying to undo Obama's accomplishments. Even Republicans in Congress are rebelling after he went after them.
MaryAnne
Governor
You fell for Satire,too! You have to be a little faster,Eddy!
sear
Mayor
MA #106
I've never been impressed with Donald Trump. From the start I considered him a NYC jive-talking shyster.
How good could he be?
A gambling casino he ran went bankrupt! A GAMBLING CASINO!!
Plus, Trump's reputation for stiffing workers and business partners is legendary. Any idea how many times Trump has been to court? Do you suppose it's more than the judge?
~Thurs. Aug. 25, 2016 on CBS / Stephen Colbert, interview guest and Hillary Clinton VP running-mate Senator Tim Kaine was asked about Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's then recent accusation that “Hillary Clinton's a bigot.” Senator Kaine replied:
“When Hillary Clinton got out of law school she was workin' to help advance racial justice in the juvenile justice system in South Carolina, and fight school segregation in Alabama. And I about that time got out of school and was battling housing discrimination in the South, & in Virginia.
At his early career Donald Trump was a real estate guy who got sued by the Justice Department for discriminating against people in housing, writing the letter “C” on applications if they were minority. Umm, he ... Hillary Clinton's got a track-record all the way back to being a middle-schooler in a Methodist youth group of trying to advance priorities for others. And Donald Trump's for himself.” [& has said so explicitly]
Senator (and 2016 Democrat VP candidate) Tim Kaine
b) You're switching topic from executive ability to keep a major campaign promise,
to the healthcare merit of ACA.
That's not an intrinsic deficiency of ACA or Obama. It's the consequence of simple partisan political sabotage.
d) The sanity check that demonstrates you misrepresenting here:
Government estimates, whether CRS, CBO, or GAO indicate that had Majority Leader McConnell's legislative intent become law, tens of millions of U.S. citizens would have lost healthcare coverage.
Your claim is:
"Obama's success in getting healthcare for the country resulted in millions of Americans losing their insurance".
So by YOUR own standard, the Republican plan is an order of magnitude worse.
And yet you continue to pretend Obama's the bad guy. Can you name a better guy?
I've never been impressed with Donald Trump. From the start I considered him a NYC jive-talking shyster.
How good could he be?
A gambling casino he ran went bankrupt! A GAMBLING CASINO!!
Plus, Trump's reputation for stiffing workers and business partners is legendary. Any idea how many times Trump has been to court? Do you suppose it's more than the judge?
~Thurs. Aug. 25, 2016 on CBS / Stephen Colbert, interview guest and Hillary Clinton VP running-mate Senator Tim Kaine was asked about Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's then recent accusation that “Hillary Clinton's a bigot.” Senator Kaine replied:
“When Hillary Clinton got out of law school she was workin' to help advance racial justice in the juvenile justice system in South Carolina, and fight school segregation in Alabama. And I about that time got out of school and was battling housing discrimination in the South, & in Virginia.
At his early career Donald Trump was a real estate guy who got sued by the Justice Department for discriminating against people in housing, writing the letter “C” on applications if they were minority. Umm, he ... Hillary Clinton's got a track-record all the way back to being a middle-schooler in a Methodist youth group of trying to advance priorities for others. And Donald Trump's for himself.” [& has said so explicitly]
Senator (and 2016 Democrat VP candidate) Tim Kaine
a) Excellent.
b) You're switching topic from executive ability to keep a major campaign promise,
to the healthcare merit of ACA.
c) What I've read about it indicates that's because congressional Republicans are sabotaging ACA, leaving insurers unable to set reliable insurance rates in the Republican-created unstable environment.
That's not an intrinsic deficiency of ACA or Obama. It's the consequence of simple partisan political sabotage.
d) The sanity check that demonstrates you misrepresenting here:
Government estimates, whether CRS, CBO, or GAO indicate that had Majority Leader McConnell's legislative intent become law, tens of millions of U.S. citizens would have lost healthcare coverage.
Your claim is:
"Obama's success in getting healthcare for the country resulted in millions of Americans losing their insurance".
So by YOUR own standard, the Republican plan is an order of magnitude worse.
And yet you continue to pretend Obama's the bad guy. Can you name a better guy?
sear
Mayor
PS
But there are hints of it in comments like this:
Then Trump got himself so far off message that his campaign manager pressured Trump into getting the campaign back on track by using teleprompter.
Since the inauguration, it remains available to Trump.
But they do come up with some doozies.
Problem is, in this case, in the context of Trump calling the White House a dump, it makes Trump look like a pampered elitist: so out of touch with crisis adversity that he lacks fundamental grasp of it; thus the comment.
Let's see how Trump goes on his DACA decision (to be announced tomorrow?).
Since the president's comment, journalist investigations have looked into it, some saying Bush was right, others raising doubts. At this point I don't consider either position definitive.
Dodd - Frank was suppose to patch the hole. But I'm not entirely comfortable that it would, and it seems there's stirrings in congress to dump Dodd - Frank. Justification? It impedes business.
Even MOC from ostensibly "secure districts" (seats won by substantial partisan majority) know there are limits.
IMAO the GOP is in death-jitters.
Who on Earth can say what the Republican party stands for?
Just a decade ago it was common knowledge that the Republican party was socially conservative, and deficit / $tax $cut friendly.
No Body knows what the Republicans stand for anymore.
It's gradual, and glacially slow.
But there are hints of it in comments like this:
MA adds:
A few weeks before, Trump ridiculed campaigners that used teleprompter.
Then Trump got himself so far off message that his campaign manager pressured Trump into getting the campaign back on track by using teleprompter.
Since the inauguration, it remains available to Trump.
Gaffes are not unique to Republicans.
But they do come up with some doozies.
Problem is, in this case, in the context of Trump calling the White House a dump, it makes Trump look like a pampered elitist: so out of touch with crisis adversity that he lacks fundamental grasp of it; thus the comment.
Let's see how Trump goes on his DACA decision (to be announced tomorrow?).
I remember the controversy.
Since the president's comment, journalist investigations have looked into it, some saying Bush was right, others raising doubts. At this point I don't consider either position definitive.
President Clinton helped Gingrich repeal Glass - Steagel, which set up the conditions necessary for all the "under-water" "sub-prime" mortgages.
Dodd - Frank was suppose to patch the hole. But I'm not entirely comfortable that it would, and it seems there's stirrings in congress to dump Dodd - Frank. Justification? It impedes business.
They're still elected positions.
Even MOC from ostensibly "secure districts" (seats won by substantial partisan majority) know there are limits.
IMAO the GOP is in death-jitters.
Who on Earth can say what the Republican party stands for?
Just a decade ago it was common knowledge that the Republican party was socially conservative, and deficit / $tax $cut friendly.
No Body knows what the Republicans stand for anymore.
MaryAnne
Governor
Is a funny all you have left,Jen? Sad.
Queen Titania
Senator
You are talking to yourself MA -
