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11 Mar 2011 1:42 pm in No Holds Barred Political Forum
15 Feb 2018 2:08 pm
So the truth is now a deeply ugly smear?Termin8tor » 15 Feb 2018 12:22 pm » wrote:Yet another example of the deeply ugly smears little Miss Marxist makes on conservatives.Misty » 15 Feb 2018 11:12 am » wrote:Bill Cassidy-$2,800,000 in support from the NRA.
Rob Portman-$3,000,000 in support from the NRA.
Joni Ernst-$3,100,000 in support from the NRA.
Marco Rubio-$3,300,000 in support from the NRA.
Cory Gardner-$3,900,000 in support from the NRA.
John McCain-$7,700,000 in support from the NRA.
SCROTUS-More than $21,000,000 in support from the NRA.
Psychopath.
Those numbers come from the non-partisan Center For Responsive Politics.
They post all political contributions for both Democrats and Republicans.
Republicans get much more money from the NRA than Democrats do.
Does that surprise you?
https://www.opensecrets.org/about/
15 Feb 2018 2:09 pm
.Misty » 15 Feb 2018 1:52 pm » wrote:
How truly ugly.
Citing the words of a victim to unfairly smear a conservative.
No gun control would have prevented this, psycho.
15 Feb 2018 2:13 pm
How is that "truth," liar?Misty » 15 Feb 2018 2:08 pm » wrote:So the truth is now a deeply ugly smear?Termin8tor » 15 Feb 2018 12:22 pm » wrote:Yet another example of the deeply ugly smears little Miss Marxist makes on conservatives.
Psychopath.
Those numbers come from the non-partisan Center For Responsive Politics.
They post all political contributions for both Democrats and Republicans.
Republicans get much more money from the NRA than Democrats do.
Does that surprise you?
The NRA supports our Constitutional right to the 2nd Amendment, and laws that make the country safer. Given that legal gun ownership lowers violent crime, it's your party that has blood on its hands, as it does in Chicago, Baltimore and other dangerous cities.
Cite one single thing the NRA espouse that caused this tragedy.
I'l wait.
Forever.
15 Feb 2018 2:28 pm
He believes in merit based immigration, but merit based hiring, not so much.
But he said he only hires the best people.
https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2018/02/14/poli ... ssion=true
Somebody tell me again how Hillary was so careless in her handling of classified info that we should lock her up?
There are a bunch of yahoos in the WH who may be unable to get a security clearance, but are still allowed access to the most highly classified materials.
Rob Porter was one of them.
How many more are there?
It should not take that long for the president's closest advisers and people working in the WH to get clearance.
They go to the top of the list.
But he said he only hires the best people.
https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2018/02/14/poli ... ssion=true
Somebody tell me again how Hillary was so careless in her handling of classified info that we should lock her up?
There are a bunch of yahoos in the WH who may be unable to get a security clearance, but are still allowed access to the most highly classified materials.
Rob Porter was one of them.
How many more are there?
It should not take that long for the president's closest advisers and people working in the WH to get clearance.
They go to the top of the list.
15 Feb 2018 2:32 pm
Maybe the fact that she committed felonies gives you a hint?Misty » 15 Feb 2018 2:28 pm » wrote:Somebody tell me again how Hillary was so careless in her handling of classified info that we should lock her up?
That a former Assistant Director of the FBI called the investigation a "sham investigation" gives you another hint?
That our adversaries likely hacked her server gives you another hint?
15 Feb 2018 2:39 pm
How 'truly ugly' of you to imply that the victim is 'truly ugly' for posting that on the public platform like Twitter.Termin8tor » 15 Feb 2018 2:09 pm » wrote:How truly ugly.Misty » 15 Feb 2018 1:52 pm » wrote:
Citing the words of a victim to unfairly smear a conservative.
That's a lie.Termin8tor » 15 Feb 2018 2:09 pm » wrote:No gun control would have prevented this, psycho.
Two laws would have prevented this.
1. Reinstatement of the assault weapons ban that was allowed to expire in 2004.
2. A change in the Florida law that says that you need to be 21 to buy a handgun, but only 18 to buy rifles like the AR15 used in this shooting.
If the age limit to buy a rifle was also 21, he would not have been able to buy an AR15.
15 Feb 2018 2:55 pm
So then you must be extremely upset that BLOTUS had a guy whom he knew could not get a security clearance, handling every piece of the most highly classified material that came across his desk.Termin8tor » 15 Feb 2018 2:32 pm » wrote:Maybe the fact that she committed felonies gives you a hint?Misty » 15 Feb 2018 2:28 pm » wrote:Somebody tell me again how Hillary was so careless in her handling of classified info that we should lock her up?
That a former Assistant Director of the FBI called the investigation a "sham investigation" gives you another hint?
That our adversaries likely hacked her server gives you another hint?
And has his son-in-law who likely also has been denied clearance sitting in on the most highly classified Presidential Daily Briefing.
Because if you were upset about Hillary's handling of classified info, and not upset about those things, then that would make you a hypocrite.
Please cite the specific 'felonies' that Hillary committed and the proof that her server was 'likely' hacked with links to your sources.
Thank you.
I'll wait.
FOREVER
15 Feb 2018 3:14 pm
I didn't call the victim ugly, liar. They're very distraught and young and likely don't know the details about gun control.Misty » 15 Feb 2018 2:39 pm » wrote:Termin8tor » 15 Feb 2018 2:09 pm » wrote:How truly ugly.
Citing the words of a victim to unfairly smear a conservative.
How 'truly ugly' of you to imply that the victim is 'truly ugly' for posting that on the public platform like Twitter.
Your smears are ugly.
Well they couldn't possibly have used a different weapon, could they?That's a lie.No gun control would have prevented this, psycho.
Two laws would have prevented this.
1. Reinstatement of the assault weapons ban that was allowed to expire in 2004.
Imbecile.
So you want to violate the Constitutional rights of people under the age of 21.2. A change in the Florida law that says that you need to be 21 to buy a handgun, but only 18 to buy rifles like the AR15 used in this shooting.If the age limit to buy a rifle was also 21, he would not have been able to buy an AR15.
Should we take away their right to vote, of free speech and other rights?
15 Feb 2018 3:16 pm
Who are you kidding?Misty » 15 Feb 2018 2:55 pm » wrote:Please cite the specific 'felonies' that Hillary committed and the proof that her server was 'likely' hacked with links to your sources.
Thank you.
I'll wait.
FOREVER
Hey Dim, I've cited extensive evidence of felonies and abuse of power in this thread.
How many citations have you responded to?
ZERO.
15 Feb 2018 3:18 pm
****. However concerning some of that might or might not be, it has nothing to do with Hillary Clinton's felonies.Misty » 15 Feb 2018 2:55 pm » wrote:So then you must be extremely upset that BLOTUS had a guy whom he knew could not get a security clearance, handling every piece of the most highly classified material that came across his desk.
And has his son-in-law who likely also has been denied clearance sitting in on the most highly classified Presidential Daily Briefing.
Because if you were upset about Hillary's handling of classified info, and not upset about those things, then that would make you a hypocrite.
And nothing to do with the "sham investigation" those hacks Comey and Strzok conducted that covered them up, as one former Assistant Director of the FBI said. That was obstruction of justice.
They'd all better lawyer up.
15 Feb 2018 8:00 pm
More from the house of scandal.
I would bet good money that the majority of people in this country have no idea who Scott Pruitt is or what he looks like.
I guess all the cabinet heads now feel that anything goes since they work for a con-artist/fraud/grifter.
Supposedly Melania had nothing to do with this.
It's all just a crazy coincidence that they hired her friend and paid her way more than anyone else that they hired.
This woman also has an all access pass to the WH.
People were harassing him on his flights? LOLEPA Head Says He Needs to Fly First Class Because People Are Mean to Him in Coach
The head of the Environmental Protection Agency has broken months of silence about his frequent premium-class flights at taxpayer expense, saying he needs to fly first class because of unpleasant interactions with other travelers.
Pruitt told the New Hampshire Union Leader he had some “incidents” on flights shortly after his appointment by President Donald Trump last year.
I would bet good money that the majority of people in this country have no idea who Scott Pruitt is or what he looks like.
This guy is an Obama holdover, who didn't do this stuff until after 45 appointed him.Inspector: 'Serious Derelictions' By VA Secretary Related To Overseas Travel
Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin improperly accepted tickets to Wimbledon and his staff lied about the nature of a trip to Europe so that his wife could accompany him at taxpayer expense, according to a report released Wednesday by the department's inspector general.
Those were just two instances among several "serious derelictions," the internal investigator detailed in an 87-page report issued by the VA's inspector general, Michael Missal.
I guess all the cabinet heads now feel that anything goes since they work for a con-artist/fraud/grifter.
Interesting. She sets up a brand new LLC right after the election and gets a cool $26 million.Trump inaugural committee paid $26 million to friend of first lady Melania Trump
The committee responsible for organizing President Donald Trump's inaugural events paid a friend of first lady Melania Trump $26 million, part of more than $90 million the group spent on the festivities, according to a tax form filed to the IRS earlier this month and released Thursday.
Stephanie Winston Wolkoff, a New York society events planner, also serves as a senior advisor to the first lady, although she is not paid for her White House work.
The inaugural committee reported paying $26 million to WIS Media Partners, a limited liability company that Wolkoff set up in December 2016.
Supposedly Melania had nothing to do with this.
It's all just a crazy coincidence that they hired her friend and paid her way more than anyone else that they hired.
This woman also has an all access pass to the WH.
15 Feb 2018 9:23 pm
Is this the best you can do, psycho?Misty » 15 Feb 2018 8:00 pm » wrote:More from the house of scandal.
People were harassing him on his flights? LOL
I would bet good money that the majority of people in this country have no idea who Scott Pruitt is or what he looks like.
After ignoring how the Clinton's lined their pockets with 100's of millions of dollars from their Pay to Play and corruption?
Psychopath.
15 Feb 2018 9:54 pm
Asked today about the latest school shooting in Florida, Senator Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) said that Congress has not done a very good job of getting the names of people who have mental reasons for not being able to handle a gun, into the FBI files.
I'll give him the benefit of the doubt because he's like 100 years old, but he seems to have forgotten that
he was the lead sponsor of a stand alone bill that passed the Senate one year ago today that would keep the names of people who were adjudicated mentally ill out of the FBI files.
That bill passed both the Senate and the House and was signed into law on February 28th, 2016 by the SCROTUS.
Unlike all the EO's he signed in his first few weeks in office, he signed this bill behind closed doors and with no fanfare.
The WH has admitted that there are pictures of him signing the bill, but after repeated requests by CBS News, they have refused to release them.
Ironic considering that as a new president the BLOTUS loved to take credit for everything he signed with big signing ceremonies.
I'll give him the benefit of the doubt because he's like 100 years old, but he seems to have forgotten that
he was the lead sponsor of a stand alone bill that passed the Senate one year ago today that would keep the names of people who were adjudicated mentally ill out of the FBI files.
That bill passed both the Senate and the House and was signed into law on February 28th, 2016 by the SCROTUS.
Unlike all the EO's he signed in his first few weeks in office, he signed this bill behind closed doors and with no fanfare.
The WH has admitted that there are pictures of him signing the bill, but after repeated requests by CBS News, they have refused to release them.
Ironic considering that as a new president the BLOTUS loved to take credit for everything he signed with big signing ceremonies.
15 Feb 2018 10:08 pm
With blind, deaf and wheelchair bound people protesting loudly from the gallery, the House of Representatives today passed a stand alone bill that would gut the Americans With Disabilities Act, because I guess there is a huge demand in this country to make the lives of these people even more difficult than they already are.
At least ten of the disabled protesters were arrested.
At least ten of the disabled protesters were arrested.
15 Feb 2018 11:43 pm
They play by their own rules.Bannon refuses to answer questions not pre-approved by the White House
Former White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon would only answer questions pre-approved by the White House during an interview Thursday with the House Intelligence Committee, lawmakers said.
Members from both parties were fuming after the interview, which lasted roughly three hours, saying Bannon had refused to answer any questions that touched on his work for President Trump after the 2016 election.
"The only questions he would answer were questions that had been scripted, literally scripted, for him by the White House.
A set of 25 questions that had been written out for him to which the answer to each must be 'no,'" said Rep. Adam Schiff (Calif.), the panel's ranking Democrat.
Bannon invoked executive privilege when asked questions that extended beyond his list, an assertion the committee does not believe he has the grounds to make, the lawmakers said.
"There is no plausible claim of privilege that could apply to those circumstances," Schiff added.
"The breadth of that claim is breathtaking and insupportable, and indeed, at times, it was laughable."
Rep. Mike Conaway (Texas), the senior Republican leading the probe into Russian election inteference, said the committee is planning to examine what further steps the committee can take to compel the former chief strategist to provide answers.
“He did not answer all the questions we’d like answered so there is frustration among the committee members with respect to that," Conaway said.
"We have further steps to take and we will be taking those."
When asked whether committee plans to hold Bannon in contempt of Congress, Conaway said the decision extends to others like Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.).
"Contempt is a big deal, and I don’t have unilateral control over that conversation," he said.
http://thehill.com/policy/national-secu ... hite-house
15 Feb 2018 11:59 pm
So in your eyes no one in the Trump administration can possibly do anything wrong because.....the Clintons.Termin8tor » 15 Feb 2018 9:23 pm » wrote:Is this the best you can do, psycho?Misty » 15 Feb 2018 8:00 pm » wrote:More from the house of scandal.
After ignoring how the Clinton's lined their pockets with 100's of millions of dollars from their Pay to Play and corruption?
Psychopath.
Please provide the link that shows that they 'lined their pockets' with '100's of millions of dollar's' from their 'pay to play' and 'corruption.'
FYI, Bill Clinton made $189 million from book sales and speaking fees and according to Forbes their net worth combined is $125 million dollars, so I don't know what they did with those 100's of millions that you are talking about.
It hasn't seemed to have ended up in their pockets.
Sicophantic lickspittle.
16 Feb 2018 1:59 am
16 Feb 2018 9:24 am
No, I'm pointing out that you shriek and babble about minor offenses by Trump and officials while ignoring huge abuses of power and countless felonies by your party.Misty » 15 Feb 2018 11:59 pm » wrote:So in your eyes no one in the Trump administration can possibly do anything wrong because.....the Clintons.Termin8tor » 15 Feb 2018 9:23 pm » wrote:Is this the best you can do, psycho?
After ignoring how the Clinton's lined their pockets with 100's of millions of dollars from their Pay to Play and corruption?
Psychopath.
Yo seriously think that $130 million was from people who just wanted to hear them speak, not pay them off? You're kidding, right?Please provide the link that shows that they 'lined their pockets' with '100's of millions of dollar's' from their 'pay to play' and 'corruption.'
FYI, Bill Clinton made $189 million from book sales and speaking fees and according to Forbes their net worth combined is $125 million dollars, so I don't know what they did with those 100's of millions that you are talking about.
It hasn't seemed to have ended up in their pockets.
And the Clinton Crime Foundation is as much illegal slush fund as it is charity. The FBI is finally investigating it.
Here's your link.
That's autobiographical, I assume.Sicophantic lickspittle.
16 Feb 2018 9:28 am
How deeply, deeply ugly. We don't even know the Vegas shooter's motive, let alone how to prevent it.Misty » 16 Feb 2018 1:59 am » wrote:Husband of Gabby Giffords.
The president failed to acknowledge our nation's gun violence crisis after the Congressional baseball shooting in Alexandra. He failed to take action after hundreds were shot and 58 killed at a concert in Vegas
And gun control wouldn't have prevented either.
Only a psychopath or political hack would blame Trump for something that probably cannot be prevented and shouldn't be solved at the federal level.
What are you or your hack doing about the endless violence in Chicago and every city in the country, run by your party?
Dead **** silence.
16 Feb 2018 9:30 am
More excellent legislation from Repubs.Misty » 15 Feb 2018 10:08 pm » wrote:With blind, deaf and wheelchair bound people protesting loudly from the gallery, the House of Representatives today passed a stand alone bill that would gut the Americans With Disabilities Act, because I guess there is a huge demand in this country to make the lives of these people even more difficult than they already are.
At least ten of the disabled protesters were arrested.
That bill is an unConstitutional monstrosity that has been grossly abused and done terrible damage to the country's business.
It's long been in dire need of reform.
I'll give 100:1 odds it's not being "gutted."
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