So you're going full psycho.Misty » 03 Mar 2019 2:35 pm » wrote:Termin8tor » 03 Mar 2019 6:32 am » wrote:Remember when you claimed that I'm a "fake conservative," moonbat?
Part of a "cult?"
And you never lie!
Well my gosh, almost every conservative in the country has joined that cult! Call a de-programmer, quick!TRUMP WOWS ‘EM...
Trump got a wildly enthusiastic response from the CPAC audience
, despite his speech’s length.
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CPAC has become nothing more than a big Trump rally where grifters like him promote themselves and hawk their books and merchandise.
Yeah, all 11 of them, all of whom long ago gave up almost all their conservative principles to the degree they ever were.Principled conservatives who would like to rebuild the conservative movement and want no part of that cult have started a group called #PrinciplesFirst and are holding alternate CPAC meetings all over the country.
What's wrong Precious?Termin8tor » 04 Mar 2019 12:36 pm » wrote:"Look, a squirrel!" she exclaims, as she ignores every single point I've made for years.Misty » 04 Mar 2019 12:08 pm » wrote:So Clem who never misses one of my posts had no comment on this one.![]()
Like all leftists, you can't allow the truth to be seen, so you censor it.Three for the Peanut Gallery:
Wow, so 95% of the Republican base has joined this cult?Why are you avoiding my question, psycho?
To hide your shameless dishonesty, of course.
Why don't you admit that you were lying through your teeth when you claimed I'm a "fake conservative" and part of a "cult?"
Because I was telling the truth.
Oh yeah, sure, "civilized" liberals like you prefer serial rapists, serial felons and fascistic leftists who instigate huge abuses of power.What's wrong Precious?"Look, a squirrel!"
she exclaims, as she ignores every single point I've made for years.
You can't defend the fact that your fellow Conservatives at CPAC stood up and cheered the death of John McCain?
Is there any wonder why I call them Deplorables?
They're **** animals.
Make sure you censor this before anyone sees it, wackjob.Three for the Peanut Gallery:
Once again, she's gone Full Psycho.Termin8tor » 04 Mar 2019 12:23 pm wrote:When are you going to admit that you lied when you claimed he called the neo-Nazis in Charlottesville "good people?"
Answer: never, because you're a liar and a smear artist.
No. Never because again, I was telling the truth.
He said there were 'very fine people' on both sides.
There were no 'very fine people' marching with the Nazis and White Supremacists.
Very fine people would not do that.
What kind of a principled conservatives would stand up and cheer the death of John McCain?Termin8tor » 04 Mar 2019 12:51 pm » wrote:So you're going full psycho.Misty » 03 Mar 2019 2:35 pm » wrote:CPAC has become nothing more than a big Trump rally where grifters like him promote themselves and hawk their books and merchandise.![]()
No honest person would ever make such an utterly silly claim. Yes, books and merchandise are sold, but if there's ever a place principled conservatives meet, it's CPAC.
As proved by the many lectures, discussions, etc.
Who applauds a war hero's death Precious?The late Sen. John McCain is dead and buried, but critics within his own party keep digging him up to roast him.
Last month, it was President Donald Trump. According to a published report, Trump was waxing on about McCain’s 2017 vote against a repeal of the Affordable Care Act during a lunch with television news anchors.
“By the way, he wrote a book and the book bombed," the New York Times reported Trump as saying.
He was referring to McCain’s final memoir, “The Restless Wave: Good Times, Just Causes, Great Fights and other Appreciations, published in May 2018.
This month, the designated McCain basher is Michelle Malkin.
The conservative commentator drew a standing ovation on Friday during the annual Conservative Political Action Conference.
During her speech, Malkin called out conservative leaders, blaming them for not doing enough to combat illegal immigration.
“Sanctuary cities have metastasized and both parties are to blame.
And yes, I’m looking at you, retired Paul Ryan. And yes, I’m looking at you, Mitch McConnell!
And yes, I’m looking at you, Bush family!” Malkin said to applause.
Then she pointed up and added: “And yes, I’m looking at you, the ghost of John McCain!”
People stood and applauded.
https://www.azcentral.com/story/opinion ... 055748002/
Oh look, the psycho lies, then avoids my point. Big freaking surprise.Misty » 04 Mar 2019 1:03 pm » wrote:What kind of.....Termin8tor » 04 Mar 2019 12:51 pm » wrote:So you're going full psycho.![]()
No honest person would ever make such an utterly silly claim. Yes, books and merchandise are sold, but if there's ever a place principled conservatives meet, it's CPAC.
As proved by the many lectures, discussions, etc.
I cited two legal experts and the former Chairman of the Federal Elections Commission, all of whom cited the specific writing of the law showing beyond doubt that I'm correct.Still lying that personal payments
are indictable illegal campaign contributions, wackjob??
Still lying that it was a 'personal payment' jackass?
You mean like one of your wingnut websites or FOX News TRUMP TV?And why are you wasting our time with the corrupt Fake News Washpost?Why don't you get a reliable source
And I'll bet that the Russians were deeply involved!This was not just a matter of an over the limit donation or a reporting error.
Trump and his cohorts entered into a conspiracy to defraud the public in order to influence an election.
That is criminal, not civil.
Termin8tor » 04 Mar 2019 1:07 pm » wrote:Oh look, the psycho lies, then avoids my point. Big freaking surprise.Misty » 04 Mar 2019 1:03 pm » wrote:What kind of.....Termin8tor » 04 Mar 2019 12:51 pm » wrote:So you're going full psycho.![]()
No honest person would ever make such an utterly silly claim. Yes, books and merchandise are sold, but if there's ever a place principled conservatives meet, it's CPAC.
As proved by the many lectures, discussions, etc.![]()
There is no place in the country that has more principled conservatives than CPAC.
No, it is not a group of "grifters," as you dishonestly smeared them.


Psychological projection is a defense mechanism in which the human ego defends itself against unconscious impulses or qualities (both positive and negative) by denying their existence in themselves while attributing them to others.Termin8tor » 04 Mar 2019 1:07 pm » wrote:That's about all you do, lie, smear, propagandize, repeat.
Yeah, I'm quite familiar with her, guffaw,"journalism" and either she's either an insane leftist or a lying hack or both.Misty » 04 Mar 2019 12:03 pm » wrote:In a far-reaching New Yorker exposé titled "The Making of the Fox News White House" published Monday, Jane Mayer dissects the often-incestuous relationship between the Trump White House and Fox News.
Thank you very, VERY much for making my point. Cupp is a leftist wackjob sent to, snicker, "report" by, drumroll, Bill Kristol and the Bulwark.Misty » 04 Mar 2019 1:14 pm » wrote:Psychological projection is a defense mechanism in which the human ego defends itself against unconscious impulses or qualities (both positive and negative) by denying their existence in themselves while attributing them to others.
For example, a person who is habitually rude may constantly accuse other people of being rude.
It incorporates blame shifting.
Like yours?Termin8tor » 04 Mar 2019 1:15 pm » wrote:Yeah, I'm quite familiar with her, guffaw,"journalism" and either she's either an insane leftist or a lying hack or both.Misty » 04 Mar 2019 12:03 pm » wrote:In a far-reaching New Yorker exposé titled "The Making of the Fox News White House" published Monday, Jane Mayer dissects the often-incestuous relationship between the Trump White House and Fox News.
Get a reliable source, geez.
Thank you very, VERY much for making my point.Termin8tor » 04 Mar 2019 1:19 pm » wrote:Thank you very, VERY much for making my point. Cupp is a leftist wackjob sent to, snicker, "report" by, drumroll, Bill Kristol and the Bulwark.Misty » 04 Mar 2019 1:14 pm » wrote:![]()
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Why did a "conservative" send an utterly partisan wackjob to report on CPAC?
The answer is obvious; Kristol long ago gave up most of his conservative principles.
And CPAC is where actual principled conservatives go.

So you are claiming that 95% of the Republican base is part of a cult?Misty » 04 Mar 2019 1:48 pm » wrote:Thank you very, VERY much for making my point.
You call every Conservative who has refused to join Cult45 a partisan wackjob.
William Kristol did NOT give up any of his Conservative principles.
Like Cupp and many other Conservatives he refused to join the Trump cult.
Your 75 page thread is what's full of crap Precious.Termin8tor » 04 Mar 2019 3:38 pm » wrote:I haven't defended Kristol for at least a decade, unless it was on some specific issue. I lost much of my respect for him a long time ago and never bothered reading anything he wrote and signed.
And not that actual reality ever gets in your way, the "fraud /' con artist/ grifter / flim flam man" has 95% support among the conservative base, and I have a 75 page thread documenting his excellent accomplishments.
So you're utterly full of crap, as usual.
How many of them are there, 7?Misty » 04 Mar 2019 1:48 pm » wrote:Thank you very, VERY much for making my point.
You call every Conservative who has refused to join Cult45 a partisan wackjob.
Well let's see what Cupp wrote about CPAC, about which I've read great praise and support, very broadly.William Kristol did NOT give up any of his Conservative principles.
Like Cupp and many other Conservatives he refused to join the Trump cult.
There was a time when you defended Conservatives like Kristol when I criticized them.
Now you throw them under the bus because they refuse to support the fraud/con artist/ grifter/flim flam man in the WH.
They have not abandoned their principles, you have.
And who else does she work for? CNN, home of Fake Conservatives.S.E. Cupp
Verified account
@secupp
Follow Follow @secupp
More CPAC was once a place to exchange conservative ideas. Now it’s just a place for agitprop and mean-spirited garbage.
https://twitter.com/secupp/status/1101575546985725952
I could probably name 25 or 30 without any hesitation.Termin8tor » 04 Mar 2019 3:53 pm » wrote:How many of them are there, 7?Misty » 04 Mar 2019 1:48 pm » wrote:Thank you very, VERY much for making my point.
You call every Conservative who has refused to join Cult45 a partisan wackjob.![]()
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That's the same Tweet I posted you jackass (Post #18585).Termin8tor » 04 Mar 2019 3:53 pm » wrote:Well let's see what Cupp wrote about CPAC, about which I've read great praise and support, very broadly.S.E. Cupp
Verified account
@secupp
Follow Follow @secupp
More CPAC was once a place to exchange conservative ideas. Now it’s just a place for agitprop and mean-spirited garbage.
https://twitter.com/secupp/status/1101575546985725952
They are not 'fake' Conservatives, they are anti-Trump Conservatives/Republicans.Termin8tor » 04 Mar 2019 3:53 pm » wrote:And who else does she work for? CNN, home of Fake Conservatives.
July 27, 2016 - During a press conference in Miami, Florida, GOP nominee Donald Trump tells NBC News’ Katy Tur to “be quiet” after she questions him for apparently calling on Russia to find Hillary Clinton’s missing emails.
https://www.nbcnews.com/video/watch-tru ... 3375555707
The Foreign Relations Committee was briefed on this today.The Trump administration missed a February 8th deadline to report to Congress on who was responsible for Khashoggi's death.
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The report was required after lawmakers last year triggered a provision of the 2016 Global Magnitsky human rights act requiring that a Trump administration investigation.
Republican and Democratic U.S. senators said on Monday they were frustrated with the Trump administration's failure to provide more information about the murder of Saudi Arabian journalist Jamal Khashoggi and vowed to push for a stronger response.
State and Treasury Department officials briefed the Senate Foreign Relations Committee behind closed doors on Monday evening. Lawmakers said they had learned nothing new.
"It was a complete waste of time. I knew more than they did," Republican Senator Lindsey Graham, a close ally of President Donald Trump on many issues, told reporters.
Graham said it was time for more action, but did not elaborate.
Republican Senator Mitt Romney said: "It was not very helpful. And it was frustrating for a number of us to have made so little progress."
Bob Menendez, the committee's ranking Democrat, said new sanctions should be levied, possibly via legislation he co-sponsored with Graham.
"I think the Senate's going to have to act unless it is willing to accept the death of a U.S. resident journalist as an acceptable action because of a broader relationship. I don't accept that," Menendez said.
"The Senate needs to act. Otherwise, Global Magnitsky will have no consequence and any administration, this one or another, can just ignore it," Menendez said.
https://www.nytimes.com/reuters/2019/03 ... i-usa.html
How many of them are there, 7?![]()
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So the millions of actual conservatives who strongly support Trump don't count?