The Donald Trump Impeachment Clock Is Ticking
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cawacko
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I'm under no disillusion of who how democrats view me. Living in California for so long I've been called racist, sexist etc to my face by people I don't know how many times because I'm a republican.
My personality is one that likes to bring people together even in an area as hopeless as politics. But I am well aware there are many who believe like BAC and Desh do that what you do in life doesn't matter you're entire being is essentially defined by how you vote. And to them I'm the enemy
cawacko
Well-known member
Do democrats not have disagreements Desh? Is that why you run from this question even though you claim to own real estate?
SmarterthanYou
rebel
that's nothing new.
evince
Truthmatters
I only know you from a political chat site
you started out kinda decent and would accept FACTS
you don't anymore and you lie and shuffle and pretend to not understand what is told you and then you make up bold faced lies about what people say.
YOU ARE EVIL
don't want to be seen that way ?
stop being evil
evince
Truthmatters
blackascoal
The Force is With Me
Why give in to bullshit .. from fucking racist?
I see you as an enemy??? That's bullshit and you know it. I've never called you anything but 'brother.'
You're confused .. and you're flailing around like a fish out of water trying to understand your own confusion.
How you vote IS PART OF WHAT YOU DO. It's an essential part of what you do. How you vote cuts to the chase about essentially who you are.
You vote for an essentially all-white political party that demonstrates absolutely no compassion for the poor or disenfranchised. How in the Hell do you consider yourself 'compassionate' when you also aren't working within the community to help those people? How?
Where are your posts attacking the republican budget that demonstrates zero compassion for anyone but themselves? Where?
I like you brother .. would love to talk politics with you and a beer/doobie .. but your confusion in how you may be viewed is internal, not the product of everybody else.
How about this .. just be you. Stop caring about what others think .. stop listening to fucking racists.
the irony is especially rich ...Dem's have taken obstructionism to full fledged war on legitimacy
cawacko
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As stated before I would have a drink and watch a game with you in a heartbeat. It's not a personal thing. But for many people politics isn't the driver in their life. They don't spend hundreds of hours on a political chat board with the same people. And when I see people such as my mom who voted for Obama in '08 and Romney in '12 I don't think she became evil all of a sudden or a different person. I'm a Republican because they are closest to my beliefs. I didn't vote for Trump because he does not support what I do. My beliefs aren't based on what the party does.
So no, I don't believe people are defined in life by their political affiliation and I know a lot of assholes in life from all political stripes so I try to judge people individually and not by their group. (I don't always do that of course. In fact often I don't. But especially in one on one situations I try.)
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I will judge you.....
GazzaQueen
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So powerful. So scary.
PostmodernProphet
fully immersed in faith..
don't be compassionate.......next thing you know you're paying for sex change operations for persons convicted of treason and released by a lame duck president......
PostmodernProphet
fully immersed in faith..
I think Trump's election created at least 5 million deshs.....
PostmodernProphet
fully immersed in faith..
classic "passive-aggressive" disorder......
blackascoal
The Force is With Me
I agree with just about everything you've said here my friend .. and I don't see your mother as evil either. Frankly, there isn't a whole lot of difference between Obama and Romney. Obamacare IS Romneycare, both with the exact same Heritage Foundation origin.
My argument is not that you're a republican. My argument is that you demonstrate the same lack of compassion for poor and disenfranchised people that is indicative of the majority of republicans.
I'll ask again, where are your posts attacking the republican budget for its gross lack of compassion for anybody but themselves? Does voting republican demand that you stay mute about what you don't agree with .. or, do you agree with that budget/lack of compassion?
You vote for an all white party .. yet, I've never remotely considered you a racist in 10 years of conversations between us. Thus, I do not define you just by the party you vote for, although I will indeed question the specifics of your politics.
I define you by your words and the character that I see in you .. and I assume you do the same thing .. which of course is why you like me. :0)
GazzaQueen
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Americans have learned that compassion for one is disregard for the other.
blackascoal
The Force is With Me
Republicans' patience with Trump may be running out
(CNN)The news that former FBI director James Comey wrote in a memo that President Donald Trump asked him, in February, to stop investigating national security adviser Mike Flynn has sent shockwaves through Washington.
It comes amid Trump's worst week in politics, and that's saying a lot. After many months of shocking and aweing the nation, the President is finally doing something that seemed impossible -- he is threatening to crack the Republican firewall on Capitol Hill that has done more than anything else to protect him.
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The triple whammy of Comey's firing, the intelligence sharing with Russia and now the Comey memo has shaken the GOP, generating immense, open questions about whether the President is able to handle two core presidential functions that Republicans have always prioritized -- law and order and national security.
Now, more Republicans like Tennessee Senator Bob Corker, who warned of a "downward spiral," are speaking up. Others are not springing to Trump's defense and remain conspicuously silent. None of them know exactly what to do.
With an eye on thttp://www.cnn.com/2017/05/16/opinions/gops-patience-with-trump-running-out-zelizer/index.htmlhe 2018 elections, they realize how politically damaging Trump could be to their prospects, particularly as his approval ratings are now hovering at about 38%.
(CNN)The news that former FBI director James Comey wrote in a memo that President Donald Trump asked him, in February, to stop investigating national security adviser Mike Flynn has sent shockwaves through Washington.
It comes amid Trump's worst week in politics, and that's saying a lot. After many months of shocking and aweing the nation, the President is finally doing something that seemed impossible -- he is threatening to crack the Republican firewall on Capitol Hill that has done more than anything else to protect him.
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The triple whammy of Comey's firing, the intelligence sharing with Russia and now the Comey memo has shaken the GOP, generating immense, open questions about whether the President is able to handle two core presidential functions that Republicans have always prioritized -- law and order and national security.
Now, more Republicans like Tennessee Senator Bob Corker, who warned of a "downward spiral," are speaking up. Others are not springing to Trump's defense and remain conspicuously silent. None of them know exactly what to do.
With an eye on thttp://www.cnn.com/2017/05/16/opinions/gops-patience-with-trump-running-out-zelizer/index.htmlhe 2018 elections, they realize how politically damaging Trump could be to their prospects, particularly as his approval ratings are now hovering at about 38%.