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  • Kat
    Kat Posts: 4,961
    Got to love supporters of the currently elected president.....

    https://youtu.be/gpMBk6e5rTg
    I laughed all the way through that...thanks. :) . Happy Monday.

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  • benjs
    benjs Toronto, ON Posts: 9,367
    mrussel1 said:
    mrussel1 said:
    PJ_Soul said:

    The union person was fine with it. 


    “This is just what Shell wanted to do and we went along with it,” Ken Broadbent, business manager for Steamfitters Local 449, told the newspaper. He said he wouldn’t “bad rap” the situation.

    “We’re glad to have the jobs. We’re glad to have the project built,” he said. “The president is the president whether we like him or dislike him. We respect him for the title.”

    America
    Everyone involved in that fascist move should fired. Including Trump. I am in a union, and if they tried to pull this, everyone would have shown up with fucking torches and pitchforks. And the Laboir board would have been on the company like a rabid pitbull. The fact that the workers actually felt cowed enough to tolerate this, and that the union rep actually felt like this was an option, definitely does speak volumes about where America is right now, both politically and in terms of workers' rights. Absolutely disgusting. Fascism has arrived in the USA.
    You must be operating under your own special definition of fascism.  As much as I hate Trump, this isn't fascism.  If the plant is closed, why would one be paid for not being onsite? That's part of the union contract. 
    Disgusting take on this.
    This about sums up the depth of your debating skills.  
    "But my MRI"
    So give away your MRI machine before checking if you can still retain access, see what I care. Asking for due diligence before a 'rip and replace' on something as significant as a healthcare system seems pragmatic to everyone except for you. To you, for what ever reason, it's selfish to plan. Not to mention that this was clearly an unrelated ad hominem attack, unrelated in almost every way to the conversation at hand. 
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  • Kat
    Kat Posts: 4,961
    Falling down,...not staying down
  • mrussel1
    mrussel1 Posts: 30,879
    Trump comes out today and says economy is very strong.  But also starts railing on the fed to cut the fed funds rate.  

    And now his aids are exploring a proposal to cut payroll taxes.  Yet no recession is on the horizon. 

    The reasoning is perfectly rational but also telling.  Economy is the only issue above 50 for him.  He can't take a chance with it,  so he'll pump it full of steroids if necessary just to very through the general.  It shows how weak he perceives his own position. 
  • Gern Blansten
    Gern Blansten Mar-A-Lago Posts: 22,178
    I thought it was interesting that Scaramucci predicted tRump will drop out of the race in March/Apr when it is apparent that he can't win.  That assumes the economy takes a dive by then.  

    I don't disagree.  He would rather bow out and make up some stupid excuse for not running (his business needs him, he fixed everything now he's done, etc) than actually lose.
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  • HughFreakingDillon
    HughFreakingDillon Winnipeg Posts: 39,473
    given what we know about his narcissism, there's no way I can believe he'd be aware of his own unpopularity enough to drop out. he literally thinks he's the most popular and effective president in history, and anyone who doesn't like him is a jealous loser. 

    you really believe he'll exit?
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  • josevolution
    josevolution Posts: 31,595
    I thought it was interesting that Scaramucci predicted tRump will drop out of the race in March/Apr when it is apparent that he can't win.  That assumes the economy takes a dive by then.  

    I don't disagree.  He would rather bow out and make up some stupid excuse for not running (his business needs him, he fixed everything now he's done, etc) than actually lose.
    No way he drops out , he’s already banking on Russia’s interference to get him another term ..
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  • Gern Blansten
    Gern Blansten Mar-A-Lago Posts: 22,178
    given what we know about his narcissism, there's no way I can believe he'd be aware of his own unpopularity enough to drop out. he literally thinks he's the most popular and effective president in history, and anyone who doesn't like him is a jealous loser. 

    you really believe he'll exit?
    He's acknowledging the Fox News poll that shows him behind so he knows the economy is the only thing keeping his head above water.

    I can see it happening although I won't be surprised if he stays in.  I think he felt like he would lose the 2016 election and would just blame the "rigged system" for his loss.  Dropping out gives him the opportunity to not lose which is what scares him the most.  I guess he could still try to blame a rigged system but I think the margin will be much wider this time.  Hard to argue it's rigged when you get your ass kicked.
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  • HughFreakingDillon
    HughFreakingDillon Winnipeg Posts: 39,473
    given what we know about his narcissism, there's no way I can believe he'd be aware of his own unpopularity enough to drop out. he literally thinks he's the most popular and effective president in history, and anyone who doesn't like him is a jealous loser. 

    you really believe he'll exit?
    He's acknowledging the Fox News poll that shows him behind so he knows the economy is the only thing keeping his head above water.

    I can see it happening although I won't be surprised if he stays in.  I think he felt like he would lose the 2016 election and would just blame the "rigged system" for his loss.  Dropping out gives him the opportunity to not lose which is what scares him the most.  I guess he could still try to blame a rigged system but I think the margin will be much wider this time.  Hard to argue it's rigged when you get your ass kicked.
    the thing is, he's not acknowledging the fox news poll, but saying "something is up at fox", so he thinks since it is unfavorable to him, it mus be "fake news" or rigged in some way. he will never believe he's going to lose. it won't matter how many people close to him tell him he will. partially because of his ego, but also because everyone told him that/said that in 2016. and look how that turned out. 
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  • ikiT
    ikiT USA Posts: 11,059
    given what we know about his narcissism, there's no way I can believe he'd be aware of his own unpopularity enough to drop out. he literally thinks he's the most popular and effective president in history, and anyone who doesn't like him is a jealous loser. 

    you really believe he'll exit?
    He's acknowledging the Fox News poll that shows him behind so he knows the economy is the only thing keeping his head above water.

    I can see it happening although I won't be surprised if he stays in.  I think he felt like he would lose the 2016 election and would just blame the "rigged system" for his loss.  Dropping out gives him the opportunity to not lose which is what scares him the most.  I guess he could still try to blame a rigged system but I think the margin will be much wider this time.  Hard to argue it's rigged when you get your ass kicked.
    he gonna get stomped yo
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  • mrussel1
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  • Thoughts_Arrive
    Thoughts_Arrive Melbourne, Australia Posts: 15,165
    ikiT said:

    I can tick a few of these off for Australia 
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  • The Juggler
    The Juggler Posts: 49,594
    mrussel1 said:
    Also contemplating a payroll tax

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  • Kat
    Kat Posts: 4,961
    edited August 2019
    Cah-ching....

    Juan Williams: Democrats finally hit Trump where it hurts
    BY JUAN WILLIAMS, OPINION CONTRIBUTOR — 08/19/19 06:00 AM EDT  

    Is the Resistance finally landing some punches on President Trump?
    Show them the money:
    Rep. Joaquin Castro’s (D-Texas) new fight plan hit the bullseye when he tweeted out a list of Trump’s top donors in San Antonio.
    “Donald Trump has put a target on the back of millions. And you’re too cowardly or agreeable to say anything about it,” Castro tweeted about those funders. “How about I stop mentioning Trump’s public campaign donors and he stops using their money for ads that fuel hate?”
    Separately, billionaire Steve Ross saw a rush for the exits at the upscale health clubs overseen by his firm, Equinox and Soul Cycle, after it emerged he was planning a fundraiser for Trump and the Republican National Committee with ticket prices as high as $250,000.
    Then Rep. Al Green (D-Texas) unleashed a new, money-based rationale for House Democrats to begin impeaching Trump — to put a spotlight on Trump’s big donors.
    Impeachment, Green told MSNBC, would result in Trump becoming “persona non grata to a good many of these wealthy people.”
    Green alleged that Trump’s wealthy donors saw him as a “beneficial bigot.”
    Those donors, Green said, are giving money in exchange for right-wing judges on the courts and tax cuts for the rich. “So he has benefitted them to the extent that they will tolerate his bigotry. When you tolerate bigotry, you perpetuate bigotry.”
    Also putting money at the front line of the fight against Trump is 2020 presidential candidate Julián Castro, who is paying for tough advertising calling out Trump’s bigoted language in the aftermath of the mass shooting in El Paso that left 22 people dead.

    continued at
    https://thehill.com/opinion/white-house/457888-juan-williams-democrats-finally-hit-trump-where-it-hurts
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  • ikiT
    ikiT USA Posts: 11,059
    VOTER FRAUD
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  • ikiT
    ikiT USA Posts: 11,059
    how about just PLAIN FRAUD
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  • ikiT
    ikiT USA Posts: 11,059
    fucking clown
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  • Kat
    Kat Posts: 4,961
    He's laying the groundwork....

    Trump's outrageous claims of voter fraud have a clear goal: Refusing to accept defeat in 2020
    There is no voter fraud; no one's ever found any. But Trump is sowing fears he can use to undermine the 2020 vote
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    A brand new Fox News poll shows Donald Trump well behind the top four Democratic candidates for president, with Joe Biden topping the list at 12 points ahead of Trump. Don’t get happy, though, or else we “tempt the wrath of whatever from high atop the thing,” to quote "The West Wing." We’re still a long way from the 2020 election and roughly a gazillion things could dramatically alter the landscape of the campaign.

    Trump, on the other hand, is totally losing his shpadoinkle over the poll results.

    continued at
    https://www.salon.com/2019/08/20/trumps-outrageous-claims-of-voter-fraud-are-about-one-thing-invalidating-the-2020-election/
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  • mickeyrat
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