Kavanaugh accuser passes bogus polygraph

[JackDallas]

It wasn’t one exchange, it was 6 minutes of examples of Hannity saying things that weren’t true and Smith pointing out his lies.

F**k off, you don't have a clue what's going on in this country, in politics, in the world, in your own mind. You're a cuckoo clock, a one-trick-pony, who needs a frontal lobotomy.
In your world white is black; up is down; right is wrong; good is bad; shit is shinola. Trying to entreat you like you have a normal functioning brain is a waste of time.

 

[EatTheRich]

https://www.politifact.com/personalities/sean-hannity/statements/byruling/false/

 

[Days]

Even if it was ... and it certainly appears otherwise ... she could have done so in good faith because she believed it.

It certainly appears like a planned strategy for delaying the vote. In fact, it escapes sanity to imagine it is anything else but that. Feinstein is lying to the American people and fooling no one, not even you. Just because you are going along with the lie, doesn't mean you are fooled by it.

 

[EatTheRich]

It certainly appears like a planned strategy for delaying the vote. In fact, it escapes sanity to imagine it is anything else but that. Feinstein is lying to the American people and fooling no one, not even you. Just because you are going along with the lie, doesn't mean you are fooled by it.

I don’t doubt that her motives were political. That doesn’t mean she didn’t believe Ford.

 

[Days]

I don’t doubt that her motives were political. That doesn’t mean she didn’t believe Ford.

Ford was just one strategy in the network. Feinstein is in the business of puting strategies in action. 'nuff said.

 

[georgephillip]

1. Nearly everyone of them I talked to were hiding their support for Red Don, they ... STILL .. publicly don't want to show support for Red Don mostly they work with people at jobs that will see them as racist or supporting a racist ... which is what they're doing; supporting an overtly racist person.

Chris Hedges has a take on Trump (and Bernie) that seems to discriminate between symptom and root cause. If nothing else, I find Trump a perfect symbol for the decay of capitalism:

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/09/13/books/review/chris-hedges-america-farewell-tour.html

"In his current book, Hedges raises provocative questions.

"Has the destructive aspect of capitalism reached a tipping point?

"Are drug abuse, pornography and gambling emblematic of a free market run amok?

"Are the vacant shells of cities like Scranton, Dayton, Buffalo, Youngstown and Cleveland the inevitable consequences of an economy based on greed?

"Hedges’ answer consists of a grim doubling down. 'The American Empire is coming to an end,' he writes. 'The death spiral appears unstoppable, meaning the United States as we know it will no longer exist within a decade or, at most, two.'"

Hedges is one among many predicting another impending economic crash; however, he's unique (as far as I know) in linking that collapse to the US currency losing much of its global reserve status.

 

[JackDallas]

Chris Hedges has a take on Trump (and Bernie) that seems to discriminate between symptom and root cause. If nothing else, I find Trump a perfect symbol for the decay of capitalism:

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/09/13/books/review/chris-hedges-america-farewell-tour.html

"In his current book, Hedges raises provocative questions.

"Has the destructive aspect of capitalism reached a tipping point?

"Are drug abuse, pornography and gambling emblematic of a free market run amok?

"Are the vacant shells of cities like Scranton, Dayton, Buffalo, Youngstown and Cleveland the inevitable consequences of an economy based on greed?

"Hedges’ answer consists of a grim doubling down. 'The American Empire is coming to an end,' he writes. 'The death spiral appears unstoppable, meaning the United States as we know it will no longer exist within a decade or, at most, two.'"

Hedges is one among many predicting another impending economic crash; however, he's unique (as far as I know) in linking that collapse to the US currency losing much of its global reserve status.

A man, Donald Trump. who, against the combined evil of the deep state and the democrat Party, has revived our economy and virtually saved the country from ruin, you call a symbol for the decay of capitalism. Seems a bit ironic, don't you think, that the man who took the country to the edge of destruction, Barack Obama, you consider to be your hero, and I equate with no less a nefarious specter as the devil himself.

Hot dang, only in America can we get away with that.

 

[georgephillip]

Seems a bit ironic, don't you think, that the man who took the country to the edge of destruction, Barack Obama, you consider to be your hero, and I equate with no less a nefarious specter as the devil himself.

I'm not sure where you got the idea I ever supported Barack Obama. I see Obama, both Clintons and Bushes, and Trump as handmaidens for the richest 1% of voters.

Chris Hedges says it far better than I can:

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/09/13/books/review/chris-hedges-america-farewell-tour.html

"Traditional institutions of liberalism, including the Democratic Party, are, in Hedges’ view, hopelessly corrupted. 'The ruling elites,' he says, 'bought the allegiances of the two main political parties by purging … New Deal Democrats and corporate and imperial critics.

"They imposed obedience to corporate capitalism and globalization within academia and the press.'

"Hedges’ indictment names names: 'Self-identified liberals such as Bill and Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama mouthed the words of liberal democratic values while making war on these values in the service of corporate power.'

"Even liberal nonprofit organizations like MoveOn.org and the Sierra Club 'are feeble appendages to a corporatized Democratic Party.'

"Hedges is a Harvard Divinity School graduate and an ordained Presbyterian minister.

"His ecclesiastical immersion shows.

"This passage is long but revealing of his mind-set:

You can't condemn one corporate whore without condemning the other without being a hypocrite.

 

[georgephillip]

This current president has faced more virulent hatred and an onslaught of lies and phony criminal charges, a witch hunt like no other in our history, and still has revitalized the economy, stopped bad trade deals, got us out of the phony global warming Paris Accords scam (forced on America by Obama) and lowered the unemployment rate to historic lows.
The Left hates him because they have been unable to destroy him.

Donald Trump is one of America's worst presidents, and he is undoubtedly the most hated. And that emotion is more than justified by his life-long collusion with organized crime elements, his long history of being a liar, bigot, narcissist, deadbeat, free-riding con artist, phony, abject business failure, thief, tightwad, flip-flopper, plagiarist, xenophobe, hypocrite, and dictator butt-kissing inbred isolationist. He belongs in prison, and when the Dems take control of congress that is exactly where he and his crime family will wind up.

Will you...

?
https://www.amazon.com/Whats-Wrong-Trump-Michael-Marcus/dp/0998883522

 

[Dawg]

Was in Red Don country over the weekend and observed a some things

1. Nearly everyone of them I talked to were hiding their support for Red Don, they ... STILL .. publicly don't want to show support for Red Don mostly they work with people at jobs that will see them as racist or supporting a racist ... which is what they're doing; supporting an overtly racist person.

2. To a person they all thought Red Don was a worse human being than Obama but a better human than Clinton. Asked what made Clinton worse of course there was nothing factual but all of them to a person felt she was just worse.

3. Despite knowing Benedict Donald was a bad human they still supported him because they separated his bad human behavior from the policies he promised he'd enact. There was no connection between being a straight jerk and screwing them in the end. They brought up bringing jobs back to America and I retorted with his licensed MAGA Hats being made in China. Someone ... KNEW ... the actual MAGA Hats from his website were made in the USA so we're not talking about the typical PJ KKKon mouth breather. At the end of that part of the discussion it was still the ends justify the means; IE America can get a little more by giving up a tiny bit to Red Don and his abhorrent behavior.

All one of them

You're a Liar

You wait 4 days to post this Lie

 

[Dawg]

Alright, we will hold up their supreme court nominations while we get to the bottom of it.

"we" got a mouse in your pocket

you will try, but you will fail and already have come Monday

THE house has been found and the owners...…..

 

[Dawg]

I don’t doubt that her motives were political. That doesn’t mean she didn’t believe Ford.

if she believed she'd brought letter forward during confirmation

 

[Dawg]

Ford better be glad she didn't accuse a Clinton

dig

 

[JackDallas]

Donald Trump is one of America's worst presidents, and he is undoubtedly the most hated. And that emotion is more than justified by his life-long collusion with organized crime elements, his long history of being a liar, bigot, narcissist, deadbeat, free-riding con artist, phony, abject business failure, thief, tightwad, flip-flopper, plagiarist, xenophobe, hypocrite, and dictator butt-kissing inbred isolationist. He belongs in prison, and when the Dems take control of congress that is exactly where he and his crime family will wind up.

Will you...

?
https://www.amazon.com/Whats-Wrong-Trump-Michael-Marcus/dp/0998883522

Most hated by whom? He is certainly not hated by the folks who elected him.
I intend to vote for him in 202o.

 

[EatTheRich]

if she believed she'd brought letter forward during confirmation

A decent person would have. Pelosi is a swamp monster.

 

[Dawg]

A decent person would have. Pelosi is a swamp monster.

as are majority of fvcks you support

https://www.westernjournal.com/ex-fbi-agent-sounds-alarm-kavanaugh-accusers-polygraph-test/

 

[georgephillip]

Most hated by whom? He is certainly not hated by the folks who elected him.
I intend to vote for him in 202o.

If you were serious when you said you would trade Republican control of congress for Justice Kavanaugh, Trump will be in prison long before November, 2020.

You also seem to forget a majority of voters cast their POTUS ballot for a candidate who was NOT Donald Trump. He is the most widely hated president in US History, and his detractors grow in numbers every time he opens his mouth.

 

[JackDallas]

If you were serious when you said you would trade Republican control of congress for Justice Kavanaugh, Trump will be in prison long before November, 2020.

You also seem to forget a majority of voters cast their POTUS ballot for a candidate who was NOT Donald Trump. He is the most widely hated president in US History, and his detractors grow in numbers every time he opens his mouth.

The popular vote is irrelevant. It will take a constitutional amendment to get rid of the Electoral college (that means a vote of approval by 75% of the states. Even lunatic Democrats can't believe that will ever happen.
You seem to be one of the smarter of the crazies on the forum (a dubious complement, I admit) so you have to know that impeachment does not mean removal from office. You also must be able to get past the wishing and hoping and understand the reality that removing Trump from office almost an impossibility and is, in actuality, not going to happen. And if it did, do you think his policies would be much different under Pence? Or, are you one of these low information individuals who thinks that, if you get rid of Trump, Hillary Clinton will waddle into the Oval Office and plop her fat ass down in the presidential chair?

 

[EatTheRich]

The popular vote is irrelevant. It will take a constitutional amendment to get rid of the Electoral college (that means a vote of approval by 75% of the states. Even lunatic Democrats can't believe that will ever happen.
You seem to be one of the smarter of the crazies on the forum (a dubious complement, I admit) so you have to know that impeachment does not mean removal from office. You also must be able to get past the wishing and hoping and understand the reality that removing Trump from office almost an impossibility and is, in actuality, not going to happen. And if it did, do you think his policies would be much different under Pence? Or, are you one of these low information individuals who thinks that, if you get rid of Trump, Hillary Clinton will waddle into the Oval Office and plop her fat ass down in the presidential chair?

2/3 of the states.

It may be much easier to remove Trump from office once th House starts investigating his conduct and the things that are now hidden come to light.

 

[Capitalist]

Ralph always has a few good questions:

https://nader.org/2018/09/18/questions-questions-where-are-the-answers/

1. "Why do reporters and elected and regulatory officials decline to ask questions about peer-reviewed studies concluding a minimum of 250,000 Americans are losing their lives every year due to preventable problems in hospitals? (see Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine’s May 2016 report). Five thousand fatalities a week on the average plus many more preventable injuries and illnesses should be an ongoing subject of urgent inquiry for action..."

I love the Green Party. The key to reducing corruption is greater government control.

Always good for a laugh.