07-09-2019, 11:29 AM
(07-09-2019, 08:56 AM)GMDino Wrote: Neither is supporting Trump "just to watch liberals cry" yet that is the position of many. Even on this board.
You'll have to find the post arguing that this is a position. I often find the histrionic reactions to Trump's every move amusing. I don't confuse that with a political position.
Quote:You mean comedians who make fun of the actual things that DJT says and does? I swear his supporters are as thin skinned as he is sometimes.
Nah, I mean the endless string of progressively unfunny crap they spew for easy laughs. Norm MacDonald put it well, shitting on Trump is the newest form of hackery. Colbert used to be one of the most clever, insightful comics around. Now we get Putin's c%&kholster from him.
Quote:To the OP: Disagreement is good...if it leads to discussion and resolution. If it's just stomping your feet and holding your breath until you get your way.
You just illustrated the point of this thread.
Quote:The answer is not always compromise, but coming at an idea from two ends can produce good results if both ends are being honest and are open to new ideas. That is something we seem to have lost around these parts.
Which side is the most guilty of not doing so in this scenario?
(07-09-2019, 10:59 AM)bfine32 Wrote: Omar's thoughts on the matter:
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/ilhan-omar-pelosi-aoc-battle-sorry-not-sorry_n_5d22994be4b01b834738d3f5?ncid=yhpf
These Freshmen Congressmen might just have a little bit of an inflated view of themselves.
You might not want to tug on the Queen's robe much more.
Always good to know what the resident antisemite thinks. As I said earlier, some of these freshmen Dems have been given way too much, way too fast. Egos through the roof.
