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Termin8tor » 08 Oct 2018 9:56 am » wrote:

Misty » 08 Oct 2018 9:49 am » wrote:Why I’m Leaving the Republican Party By Tom Nichols (professor at the U.S. Naval War College)...

Good luck, Tom. We'll somehow survive without you.

Until you run out of angry white men which is basically all you have left.

Termin8tor » 08 Oct 2018 9:33 am » wrote:Like rapist Bill Clinton, for whom you told years of lies.
I am only pointing out that you lied; that many if not most of those protesters were paid and part of the usual Democrat Rent-a-Mob.

Since you love nothing better than to call me a liar every day and you obviously think that anyone who lies is a terrible person, let's talk about lying Puss.

On Saturday the POTUS said this in Topeka, Kansas:

“Every single Democrat in the U.S. Senate has signed up for the open borders – and it’s a bill. And it’s called The Open Borders Bill. What’s going on? And it’s written by – guess who – Dianne Feinstein.”

I have Googled it and I can't seem to find any such bill written by Feinstein or any other Democrat.
Can you find me a link for that Puss?

It couldn't possibly be that he was lying about that, could it?

Termin8tor » 08 Oct 2018 10:05 am » wrote:

Misty » 08 Oct 2018 9:58 am » wrote:Try winning elections with only angry white men, you Trump toady.

I await your prediction for November.
Which you'll never make.

You're right.
I am making no predictions for November.
Because even though Democrats get more votes than Republicans, it's still an uphill battle for them to take over Congress due to Republican gerrymandering and voter supression.

Were I you, I would not gloat so much about 'winning' because it's a hollow victory when you have to win by cheating.

I watched this segment this morning.

Conservative commentator Max Boot: ‘Vote straight-ticket Democratic Party — the GOP needs to be razed to the ground’

Conservative commentator Max Boot called for the total destruction of the Republican Party to undo the damage by President Donald Trump.

The author and former Wall Street Journal editor appeared Monday on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” to promote his new book, “The Corrosion of Conservatism: Why I Left the Right.”

“It’s hugely harmful to the long-term future of the Republican Party as America becomes less white,” Boot said. “The Republicans are being identified as the white nationalist party.”

Boot warned that was disastrous in political terms and wrong in moral terms, and the Soviet émigré blamed Trump for making racial hatred an overtly celebrated value in the GOP.

“I came here at age 6, I learned to speak English — I think I speak it reasonably well,” Boot said.

“I try to fit in, blend in — I thought I achieved that. I thought of myself as an ordinary American, not as a hyphenated American.

Donald Trump is making me to think in those terms, he’s making me think there’s something less American than me.

I wasn’t born here, I’m Jewish. I’m not the kind of American that Donald Trump celebrates. It’s a tragedy for me and heartbreaking for me.”

Boot said that trend would metastasize if the GOP achieved midterm election victories, and the former Republican called for voters to send a strong message opposing racial hatred.

“They will double down on white nationalism and racism, xenophobia, undermining the rule of law,” Boot said.

“They will be solidified as a core part of the Republican identity.

That’s why I think it is essential that Republicans pay a price at the ballot box for what they are doing, and that’s why I’m urging, as somebody who is a lifelong Republican never voted for a Democrat before I voted for Hillary Clinton in 2016, having said all that I’m urging everybody to vote straight-ticket Democratic in November, because I think it’s imperative to get some checks and balances.

https://www.rawstory.com/2018/10/conser ... ed-ground/

Misty » 08 Oct 2018 10:18 am » wrote: You're right.
I am making no predictions for November.
Because even though Democrats get more votes than Republicans, it's still an uphill battle for them to take over Congress due to Republican gerrymandering and voter supression.

Were I you, I would not gloat so much about 'winning' because it's a hollow victory when you have to win by cheating.

I C u R taking one out of good old Hil's bag of tricks. blame blame blame. How about the left has no message other than Trump? I mean really, what the **** are they running on? Maybe you can enlighten us.

I went to visit squirm in the nut house, they said he is 51/50 dangerous to self and others!

Termin8tor » 08 Oct 2018 11:45 am » wrote:

Misty » 08 Oct 2018 10:31 am » wrote:I watched this segment this morning.

Boot said. “The Republicans are being identified as the white nationalist party.”

Now I get it. Max is a comedian.

You have a Misty fixation, Psycho...

Racetex (RSIG) » 08 Oct 2018 10:34 am » wrote:

Misty » 08 Oct 2018 10:18 am » wrote:You're right.
I am making no predictions for November.
Because even though Democrats get more votes than Republicans, it's still an uphill battle for them to take over Congress due to Republican gerrymandering and voter supression.
Were I you, I would not gloat so much about 'winning' because it's a hollow victory when you have to win by cheating.

I C u R taking one out of good old Hil's bag of tricks. blame blame blame. How about the left has no message other than Trump? I mean really, what the **** are they running on? Maybe you can enlighten us.

I'm not talking about the 2016 presidential election.
Democrats get more votes than Republicans in congressional elections.
And several states including my own have been forced by the courts to redraw their congressional districts because of partisan gerrymandering.

And BTW, she did get 3 million more votes than 45.

Misty » 08 Oct 2018 10:13 am » wrote:Since you love nothing better than to call me a liar every day and you obviously think that anyone who lies is a terrible person, let's talk about lying Puss.

On Saturday the POTUS said this in Topeka, Kansas:

“Every single Democrat in the U.S. Senate has signed up for the open borders – and it’s a bill. And it’s called The Open Borders Bill. What’s going on? And it’s written by – guess who – Dianne Feinstein.”

I have Googled it and I can't seem to find any such bill written by Feinstein or any other Democrat.
Can you find me a link for that Puss?

It couldn't possibly be that he was lying about that, could it?

So Clem who never misses one of my posts has posted replies to four other posts of mine since I posted this, but has ignored this one.
I wonder why?

indago » 08 Oct 2018 11:55 am » wrote:

Termin8tor » 08 Oct 2018 11:45 am » wrote:Now I get it. Max is a comedian.

You have a Misty fixation, Psycho...

Since I logged in here a little while ago, I have spent 99% of my time replying to his posts in my two regular threads.

He monopolizes all of my time here by pounding out posts faster than I can answer them.
Then he whines when I ignore him or send his crap to the Peanut Gallery.

Termin8tor » 08 Oct 2018 12:49 pm » wrote:

Misty » 08 Oct 2018 12:21 pm » wrote:So Clem who never misses one of my posts has posted replies to four other posts of mine since I posted this, but has ignored this one.
I wonder why?

Hey look, a squirrel!
Psychopath.

So **** typical.

You throw the liar word around here all day long.
But you are a sycophantic lickspittle and Trump toady who has no problem with lying when your Cult45 leader does it.
In fact, like all the other Deplorables, you actually enjoy it.

Termin8tor » 08 Oct 2018 1:36 pm » wrote:

Misty » 08 Oct 2018 12:25 pm » wrote:Since I logged in here a little while ago, I have spent 99% of my time replying to his posts in my two regular threads.
He monopolizes all of my time here by pounding out posts faster than I can answer them.
Then he whines when I ignore him or send his crap to the Peanut Gallery.

Isn't it just terrible that I refute your lie and smears, psycho?

You should spend more time refuting the lies and smears of your Cult 45 leader.
But you would probably need a full time staff of 10 people to help you with that.

Don't you dare talk to me about lying and smearing as long as you ignore his constant lying and smearing.

Now go find me the link to that 'Open Borders Bill' written by Diane Feinstein.

Termin8tor » 08 Oct 2018 1:46 pm » wrote:

Misty » 08 Oct 2018 1:42 pm » wrote:

Termin8tor » 08 Oct 2018 1:36 pm » wrote:Isn't it just terrible that I refute your lie and smears, psycho?

Don't you dare talk to me about lying and smearing as long as you ignore his constant lying and smearing.
Now go find me the link to that 'Open Borders Bill' written by Diane Feinstein.

Sure, right after you quote Kavanaugh denying under oath that he drank to excess.

Okay, right after you quote me calling him a rapist.

Termin8tor » 19 Sep 2018 4:21 pm » wrote:

Misty » 19 Sep 2018 4:14 pm » wrote:Oh please, spare me the ****.

You mean like you denying that you accused Kavanaugh of rape, when in fact you did?

Termin8tor » 08 Oct 2018 1:46 pm » wrote: You falsely accused him of committing perjury.

No, he did commit perjury many times even before Dr. Ford came forward.

If you post anything else in this thread that is not humorous, it will go straight to the PG.

Misty » 08 Oct 2018 12:16 pm » wrote: I'm not talking about the 2016 presidential election.
Democrats get more votes than Republicans in congressional elections.
And several states including my own have been forced by the courts to redraw their congressional districts because of partisan gerrymandering.

And BTW, she did get 3 million more votes than 45.

How do dems get more votes when they have lost so many seats these past 10 yrs? How about telling us what the Dem's message is?

And the reality show continues.
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Stay tuned.

Racetex (RSIG) » 08 Oct 2018 3:36 pm » wrote:

Misty » 08 Oct 2018 12:16 pm » wrote:I'm not talking about the 2016 presidential election.
Democrats get more votes than Republicans in congressional elections.
And several states including my own have been forced by the courts to redraw their congressional districts because of partisan gerrymandering.
And BTW, she did get 3 million more votes than 45.

How do dems get more votes when they have lost so many seats these past 10 yrs?

You tell me.

Aside from winning the popular vote in the presidential election in 2016, Democrats also got more votes for the U.S. Senate than Republicans, and yet Republicans maintained their majority on Capitol Hill.

The Congressional Map Has A Record-Setting Bias Against Democrats

Racetex (RSIG) » 08 Oct 2018 3:36 pm » wrote:How about telling us what the Dem's message is?

The message varies depending on the state or the individual district.
Nationally, healthcare is a big issue.

Texas rejects 2,400 online voter registrations as Oct. 9 deadline looms.

More than 2,000 potential voters in Texas had their voters’ registration applications unfairly rejected by the Texas Secretary of State, a national advocacy group said Wednesday.

Those voters will be barred from voting on Nov. 6 unless they re-submit updated applications with new signatures on them, according to the Secretary of State’s office, which will send affected voters the paperwork by mail. It must be resubmitted to the state within 10 days.

Here's the Heart-Wrenching Story of a Two-Year-Old Kid Facing an Immigration Judge



Fernanda Jacqueline Davila was taken from her grandmother when they approached the U.S. border in late July.

Just two years old, Davila has spent the past two months communicating with a caseworker and translators before finally being brought before a judge.

The New York Times offered a heartbreaker this morning, publishing a profile of Davila’s journey through the makeshift judicial system that’s become the U.S. immigration courts.

Davila was the 26th child Judge Randa Zagzoug ruled on that day; she was followed by four more to round out the afternoon. She was still the youngest ever to pass through the courtroom, according to the paper.

In the time between the American government entering her into its steadily growing stable of migrant children and her court date, Davila stayed at Cayuga Centers in New York City.

The Times notes that “many” children were allowed to spend the night with foster families but that they had to remain in custody during the day.

What this belies is the increasing number of cases in which the parents and extended family of detained children are being denied in their attempts to reconnect their families.

As MSNBC reported in August, those reunification efforts are made even more difficult by the fact that, of the hundreds of undocumented children still detained after being separated from their families, most of their parents have already been deported.

Take a recent report from the Associated Press, which similarly focused on the drama surrounding two-year-old Alexa.

Her mother, Araceli Ramos Bonilla, had applied for a U.S. visa in an attempt to bring her daughter to America and escape an abusive relationship with Alexa’s father.

But the visa process dragged on, leading Ramos to pack up with Alexa and travel to the Texas border in 2015, before Trump’s ghoulish policy had set in.

As the AP reported, she was stopped by Border Patrol and Alexa was taken from her custody.

The agents told Ramos she would never see her daughter again and deemed Alexa an “unaccompanied minor.”

Fast forward 15 months and Ramos was deported after having her case assigned to a Louisiana immigration court that had denied 95 percent of all asylum requests (compared to a national average of 50), according to the report.

Alexa was handed over to a pair of foster parents by a rural Michigan judge, who granted two American adults temporary guardianship.

In total, it took 15 months, during which Ramos starting an online campaign in which she posted videos of her weeping and begging for a reunion with Alexa, before the U.S. legal system corrected its mistake.

Ashley Tabaddor, the president of the National Association of Immigration Judges, told the Times that until the last year, cases like Alexa’s and Davila’s were rare.

Before the adherence to the current fear-based immigration policy of family separation, she said the courts almost never saw cases concerning children under the age of six.

As of September, there were at least 12,800 kids in U.S. custody, roughly five times the number the were being held in the spring of 2017.

They’re kids like Davila, no different from any other would-be American kid.

Per the Times:

The youngest child to come before the bench in federal immigration courtroom No. 14 was so small she had to be lifted into the chair.

Even the judge in her black robes breathed a soft “aww” as her latest case perched on the brown leather.

Her feet stuck out from the seat in small gray sneakers, her legs too short to dangle.

Her fists were stuffed under her knees.

As soon as the caseworker who had sat her there turned to go, she let out a whimper that rose to a thin howl, her crumpled face a bursting dam.

You shouldn’t need a reporter, or anyone, to wax poetic about two-year-olds losing months of their young lives to the **** that is the U.S. immigration system to understand that what’s happening to Alexa, Davila, and thousands of other kids is **** up.

Ultimately, the more distressing fact is that Davila, currently lost in the system, is not a cute, shy young girl with emotions and fears.

There, away from her family, she is just child No. 26 in courtroom 14.

https://shareblue.com/gop-nominee-denve ... ssion=true

The latest Trumplican talking point?
It's mob rule.

They are not running on their accomplishments.
They are running on defending you from angry mobs of Democrats.


Listen to these idiots, mostly on FOX News TRUMP TV parrot the Liar-In-chief.

http://www.msnbc.com/all-in/watch/gop-w ... 15?v=railb&