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Marginalization of Obama, Trump wastes no time
25 Nov 2016 16:25 #34
by You Know Who
Great post
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Replied by You Know Who on topic Marginalization of Obama, Trump wastes no time
hillfarmer wrote: Congratulations. You have all been taking notes from your idol Trump on how to project your attitudes and beliefs onto others and then vilify them for those attitudes and beliefs. The right wing has been especially good at creating false narratives and then repeating them over and over until they believed them. Taking peaceful protests and then twisting them into a narrative about how the liberal hordes are now spreading hate and burning cities down is just the latest example of your strange, twisted reality.
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25 Nov 2016 16:34 - 25 Nov 2016 17:06 #36
by Arlen
Replied by Arlen on topic Marginalization of Obama, Trump wastes no time
The people protesting who have a problem with Trump being president didn't even vote! How funny is that?!
They are not serious people, but only young and stupid. Those who are older and support the protestors are just old and stupid.
Now about marginalization of the Democrats:
The Democrat Party has been reduced from a national political party to a regional municipal party. Only in urban areas and coastal regions do they exist.
The last three elections have seen continued losses for the Dems in both Congressional seats and major state positions. 2016 was the nail in the coffin as both houses of congress and a majority of state governors are with the GOP.
After the election, Democrats hold the governor’s office and both legislative chambers in just six states—all of them on the Atlantic or Pacific oceans—compared with 25 for Republicans.
Good work, Obama!
They are not serious people, but only young and stupid. Those who are older and support the protestors are just old and stupid.
Now about marginalization of the Democrats:
The Democrat Party has been reduced from a national political party to a regional municipal party. Only in urban areas and coastal regions do they exist.
The last three elections have seen continued losses for the Dems in both Congressional seats and major state positions. 2016 was the nail in the coffin as both houses of congress and a majority of state governors are with the GOP.
After the election, Democrats hold the governor’s office and both legislative chambers in just six states—all of them on the Atlantic or Pacific oceans—compared with 25 for Republicans.
Good work, Obama!
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25 Nov 2016 18:31 #38
by FredHayek
Thomas Sowell: There are no solutions, just trade-offs.
Replied by FredHayek on topic Marginalization of Obama, Trump wastes no time
Good for the goose, good for the gander? It is wrong to blame all Muslims for the Orlando nightclub massacre but you are fine calling all Trump voters racist Nazi`s. I personally know Hispanics and Jews who voted for the Donald. But you think all of them are rednecks. 
You must be a horrible union leader since you couldn't convince them to vote for Hillary.
You must be a horrible union leader since you couldn't convince them to vote for Hillary.You Know Who wrote:
FredHayek wrote:
Please! People are accusing me of being racist & a misogynist just because I refused to vote for Hillary. And some of the protests are peaceful, but the damage in Portland Oregon cost $$$. I never understand destroying your own town, especially when Oregon went for Hillary. I hope it is just a few anarchists acting out their frustrations and we will not see this for the next four years.hillfarmer wrote: Congratulations. You have all been taking notes from your idol Trump on how to project your attitudes and beliefs onto others and then vilify them for those attitudes and beliefs. The right wing has been especially good at creating false narratives and then repeating them over and over until they believed them. Taking peaceful protests and then twisting them into a narrative about how the liberal hordes are now spreading hate and burning cities down is just the latest example of your strange, twisted reality.
Obviously...Some people have a big problem with this clown being president of The United States of America- It's not too hard to understand, Fred.
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If you don't have a problem with it, then just stay in your house, drink your Busch beer, eat your Mac N Cheese and watch re runs of the apprentice - Don't tell other people how they should protest
Thomas Sowell: There are no solutions, just trade-offs.
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25 Nov 2016 20:47 #39
by ScienceChic
"Now, more than ever, the illusions of division threaten our very existence. We all know the truth: more connects us than separates us. But in times of crisis the wise build bridges, while the foolish build barriers. We must find a way to look after one another as if we were one single tribe.” -King T'Challa, Black Panther
The truth is incontrovertible. Malice may attack it. ignorance may deride it, but in the end, there it is. ~Winston Churchill
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It's nothing new that Republicans were voted in. Because Obama was such a polarizing figure, even though he was far from extreme, it was perceived that Dems have been in control the past 8 years. You can't go from historically electing all white men to a black man and expect the following election to get a woman in the highest office, that's far too much change too process in such a short amount of time. The pendulum has been swinging back and forth for the past how many decades now? I just don't think that the Dems were expecting to lose the White House AND control of Congress in this election. I predict that it will shift back again in the next election or the one proceeding after Reps do nothing to improve the corruption, economy, or people's lives. The result of this election is not an endorsement of Reps so much as an indictment against the status quo and who was currently in power; what's sad is that nothing will change either now, or with Dems being voted in until everyone realizes the sh**storm coming with climate change.Arlen wrote: The people protesting who have a problem with Trump being president didn't even vote! How funny is that?!
They are not serious people, but only young and stupid. Those who are older and support the protestors are just old and stupid.
Now about marginalization of the Democrats:
The Democrat Party has been reduced from a national political party to a regional municipal party. Only in urban areas and coastal regions do they exist.
The last three elections have seen continued losses for the Dems in both Congressional seats and major state positions. 2016 was the nail in the coffin as both houses of congress and a majority of state governors are with the GOP.
After the election, Democrats hold the governor’s office and both legislative chambers in just six states—all of them on the Atlantic or Pacific oceans—compared with 25 for Republicans.
Good work, Obama!
Missed you too BB, thank you very much for thinking of (not so) Lil Science Dude! Happy Thanksgiving!Blazer Bob wrote: Edit: SC missed you at Tday. I gave your son a present. M is holding it for him.
"Now, more than ever, the illusions of division threaten our very existence. We all know the truth: more connects us than separates us. But in times of crisis the wise build bridges, while the foolish build barriers. We must find a way to look after one another as if we were one single tribe.” -King T'Challa, Black Panther
The truth is incontrovertible. Malice may attack it. ignorance may deride it, but in the end, there it is. ~Winston Churchill
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