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CNN: Read slowly....Never mentions the man that killed 5 is here illegally and has been deported numerous times...
CNN: Read slowly....Never mentions the man that killed 5 is here illegally and has been deported numerous times...
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1 May 2023 7:32 am in No Holds Barred Political Forum
15 May 2023 5:26 pm
SINGLE ITALIAN = STOLEN VALOR.DeplorablePatriot » 15 May 2023, 4:48 pm » wrote: ↑ Hilarious!
You step on your dick with every post. You must have very short legs.
******.
15 May 2023 5:28 pm
You have NO idea how right you are!
15 May 2023 5:40 pm
https://www.factcheck.org/2022/01/jan-6 ... -ray-epps/Zeets2 » 15 May 2023, 10:23 am » wrote: ↑ Sure it is!
That's the preferred response by gullible liberals when faced with evidence you can't dispute.
So here are the comparison photos released by the FBI:
So explain why Garland couldn't give an answer to why FBI plant Ray Epps' photo was removed from the Most Wanted List of J6th top suspects, despite not having been arrested or even questioned after he was found to be speaking with the former head of the group Oathkeepers, who many claimed led the demonstration?
15 May 2023 5:53 pm
Are you okay with transvestites having story time with groups of children?
15 May 2023 6:00 pm
What does that have to do with how "all set" I am, Mr. Stolen Valor???DeplorablePatriot » 15 May 2023, 5:53 pm » wrote: ↑ Are you okay with transvestites having story time with groups of children?
But in answer to your question, no.
15 May 2023 6:23 pm
I now know at least two issues you disagree with which resulted from the "leadership" of Biden. You seem to be or want to be a moderate democrat. Moderate democratic rule is extinct. It won't return until there is an internal war of some sort. Anyone who votes democrat today is supporting far left, socialist ideology and the decline of democracy. You are a cog in that decline by supporting the party. Something I can't fathom any career military person being part of.maineman » 15 May 2023, 6:00 pm » wrote: ↑ What does that have to do with how "all set" I am, Mr. Stolen Valor???
But in answer to your question, no.
15 May 2023 6:49 pm
When I got out of the Navy, a fellow Annapolis graduate husband of a local democratic state senator networked with me and talked me into acting as her campaign manager in a biennial election. She had a well-heeled republican opponent and we had to really pull out all the stops in our grassroots GOTV campaign. We won. She became the assistant majority leader, and I became her chief of staff. There were several key issues that we disagreed upon, and, early-on, I asked her about how I was supposed to keep up the intensity of my support for a platform I did not entirely agree with. She said to me, "If you want your state representative or state senator to vote the way you want them to vote on every single issue, you only have one option: run against them in the primary, win the nomination and win the general election, and then vote the way you want to. Barring that, you need to ask yourself which party encompasses MORE of your beliefs than the other. And then go to work for that party... because politics is a team sport and NOTHING you want to get done ever gets done if you are in the minority."DeplorablePatriot » 15 May 2023, 6:23 pm » wrote: ↑ I now know at least two issues you disagree with which resulted from the "leadership" of Biden. You seem to be or want to be a moderate democrat. Moderate democratic rule is extinct. It won't return until there is an internal war of some sort. Anyone who votes democrat today is supporting far left, socialist ideology and the decline of democracy. You are a cog in that decline by supporting the party. Something I can't fathom any career military person being part of.
Every four years, I have read each party's platform from cover to cover... and only then, determine whether I am still a democrat or not. In 2020, the reading took half the time, because the GOP, for the first time in MY lifetime, at least, did not even bother to write one. All they said was, basically, "whatever the clown wants to do is what we want to do."
And I tell you this: I would NEVER vote for the clown if for no other reason than because of the incredible disrespect he has shown for some of my MILITARY heroes.... John McCain and Bill McRaven are two that jump immediately to mind. **** him. I would seriously vote for a DOG before I'd EVER vote for a CLOWN.
15 May 2023 6:55 pm
Joh McCain was not a military hero.maineman » 15 May 2023, 6:49 pm » wrote: ↑ When I got out of the Navy, a fellow Annapolis graduate husband of a local democratic state senator networked with me and talked me into acting as her campaign manager in a biennial election. She had a well-heeled republican opponent and we had to really pull out all the stops in our grassroots GOTV campaign. We won. She became the assistant majority leader, and I became her chief of staff. There were several key issues that we disagreed upon, and, early-on, I asked her about how I was supposed to keep up the intensity of my support for a platform I did not entirely agree with. She said to me, "If you want your state representative or state senator to vote the way you want them to vote on every single issue, you only have one option: run against them in the primary, win the nomination and win the general election, and then vote the way you want to. Barring that, you need to ask yourself which party encompasses MORE of your beliefs than the other. And then go to work for that party... because politics is a team sport and NOTHING you want to get done ever gets done if you are in the minority."
Every four years, I have read each party's platform from cover to cover... and only then, determine whether I am still a democrat or not. In 2020, the reading took half the time, because the GOP, for the first time in MY lifetime, at least, did not even bother to write one. All they said was, basically, "whatever the clown wants to do is what we want to do."
And I tell you this: I would NEVER vote for the clown if for no other reason than because of the incredible disrespect he has shown for some of my MILITARY heroes.... John McCain and Bill McRaven are two that jump immediately to mind. **** him. I would seriously vote for a DOG before I'd EVER vote for a CLOWN.
15 May 2023 7:11 pm
**** YOU
15 May 2023 7:17 pm
I'd rather swallow my pride than aid the decline of this country's security, culture, ethics, drive, patriotism, respect for elders, and morality.maineman » 15 May 2023, 6:49 pm » wrote: ↑ When I got out of the Navy, a fellow Annapolis graduate husband of a local democratic state senator networked with me and talked me into acting as her campaign manager in a biennial election. She had a well-heeled republican opponent and we had to really pull out all the stops in our grassroots GOTV campaign. We won. She became the assistant majority leader, and I became her chief of staff. There were several key issues that we disagreed upon, and, early-on, I asked her about how I was supposed to keep up the intensity of my support for a platform I did not entirely agree with. She said to me, "If you want your state representative or state senator to vote the way you want them to vote on every single issue, you only have one option: run against them in the primary, win the nomination and win the general election, and then vote the way you want to. Barring that, you need to ask yourself which party encompasses MORE of your beliefs than the other. And then go to work for that party... because politics is a team sport and NOTHING you want to get done ever gets done if you are in the minority."
Every four years, I have read each party's platform from cover to cover... and only then, determine whether I am still a democrat or not. In 2020, the reading took half the time, because the GOP, for the first time in MY lifetime, at least, did not even bother to write one. All they said was, basically, "whatever the clown wants to do is what we want to do."
And I tell you this: I would NEVER vote for the clown if for no other reason than because of the incredible disrespect he has shown for some of my MILITARY heroes.... John McCain and Bill McRaven are two that jump immediately to mind. **** him. I would seriously vote for a DOG before I'd EVER vote for a CLOWN.
15 May 2023 7:19 pm
easy to say for a stolen valor ******.DeplorablePatriot » 15 May 2023, 7:17 pm » wrote: ↑ I'd rather swallow my pride than aid the decline of this country's security, culture, ethics, drive, patriotism, respect for elders, and morality.
Single Italian.
you disgust me.
15 May 2023 7:24 pm
maineman » 15 May 2023, 7:19 pm » wrote: ↑ easy to say for a stolen valor ******.
Single Italian.
you disgust me.
The truth is easy to say. That's why you have so much difficulty here.
15 May 2023 7:27 pm
Single Italian?DeplorablePatriot » 15 May 2023, 7:24 pm » wrote: ↑ The truth is easy to say. That's why you have so much difficulty here.
litmus test?
You shove NWP at ME and claim that has some value.
**** you.
SWOP.
****... you've had two **** days
I answered YOU within the hour.
Why? Because I am a career **** naval officer who has been retired for longer than I served and you are a stolen valor little puke who isn't man enough to lick the **** off my shoes
15 May 2023 7:42 pm
No, **** YOU
Being captured does not make you a hero
15 May 2023 7:53 pm
refusing to accept special treatment at the Hanoi Hilton because your old man was CINCPAC DOES.
15 May 2023 7:58 pm
John McCain was not a military hero.maineman » 15 May 2023, 7:53 pm » wrote: ↑ refusing to accept special treatment at the Hanoi Hilton because your old man was CINCPAC DOES.
15 May 2023 8:04 pm
**** rino McCain and **** McRaven!!!maineman » 15 May 2023, 6:49 pm » wrote: ↑ When I got out of the Navy, a fellow Annapolis graduate husband of a local democratic state senator networked with me and talked me into acting as her campaign manager in a biennial election. She had a well-heeled republican opponent and we had to really pull out all the stops in our grassroots GOTV campaign. We won. She became the assistant majority leader, and I became her chief of staff. There were several key issues that we disagreed upon, and, early-on, I asked her about how I was supposed to keep up the intensity of my support for a platform I did not entirely agree with. She said to me, "If you want your state representative or state senator to vote the way you want them to vote on every single issue, you only have one option: run against them in the primary, win the nomination and win the general election, and then vote the way you want to. Barring that, you need to ask yourself which party encompasses MORE of your beliefs than the other. And then go to work for that party... because politics is a team sport and NOTHING you want to get done ever gets done if you are in the minority."
Every four years, I have read each party's platform from cover to cover... and only then, determine whether I am still a democrat or not. In 2020, the reading took half the time, because the GOP, for the first time in MY lifetime, at least, did not even bother to write one. All they said was, basically, "whatever the clown wants to do is what we want to do."
And I tell you this: I would NEVER vote for the clown if for no other reason than because of the incredible disrespect he has shown for some of my MILITARY heroes.... John McCain and Bill McRaven are two that jump immediately to mind. **** him. I would seriously vote for a DOG before I'd EVER vote for a CLOWN.
You are terribly misinformed about Trump and what he did for veterans, idiot!!! You must have sustained brain damage sucking too many dicks in the navy...President Donald Trump has followed through on his promises to America’s veterans, ensuring they have access to quality care here at home.
The president championed significant health care reforms and veterans’ choice, something he’s achieved through the Mission Act of 2018 — the biggest and most comprehensive VA health care reform in decades.
The Mission Act fulfills his 2016 campaign promise to, “ensure every veteran has the choice to seek care at the VA or at a private service provider of their own choice.” He promised that “no veteran will die waiting for service.”
The Veterans’ Health Care Eligibility Reform Act of 1996 was the last significant reforms for VA health care, and it did not provide veterans choice in selecting their health care provider. President Trump has improved upon this existing framework in support of veterans most in need.
https://www.militarytimes.com/opinion/c ... community/
15 May 2023 8:08 pm
So guys that actually put their lives on the line for YOUR life are tossed aside for the ****** grabbing bone spurs loser?
Clearly, you never served.
15 May 2023 8:10 pm
**** you. He was a hero to every student at Annapolis. He refused to trade on his name and stayed in prison with his shipmates. You wouldn't do that.
15 May 2023 8:19 pm
Nope, I was against the Vietnam War that accomplished NOTHING except to get 55,000 young American boys killed. I was against the Iraq war we were lied into and think the US should keep its nose out of Ukraine/Russia conflict. Behind every US military involvement is corruption and money laundering.maineman » 15 May 2023, 8:08 pm » wrote: ↑ So guys that actually put their lives on the line for YOUR life are tossed aside for the ****** grabbing bone spurs loser?
Clearly, you never served.
WAR IS A GODDAMN RACKET!!!
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