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Squints said:
When Scott and DeSantis assume their elected roles, are you planning to come back and pronounce how wrong you are? Why, of course not. You’ll jump to another “hot button” topic, anything to deflect from your dumbassery, and you’ll holistically project it onto Trump. This **** is old!!!!!

I’ll bet a year’s salary, and consecutively until 1/20/21, that Trump will not leave office until he has either duly exhausted his term limit or is voted out. He will NOT be removed from office, no matter how much you fap for it to come true.

Do you even “American politick,” bro?

ETA: Since I’m a dumbass, uneducated rube, we will assume a base year’s salary at whatever the average ambulance chaser in Tennessee grosses in a calendar year. My trailer needs new underpinning and the roof needs sealing.
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I didn't know you lived in a trailer😎
 
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Septic said:
Too funny, you don't care about being lied to? Thats telling.

Remember when conservatives had a moral conviction and a backbone to stand up for honesty?
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I don't really believe any politicians care about honesty .....as I've gotten older I've realized they're all in it for something.....moral conviction isn't that something though
 
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evillawyer said:
Does Trump end this charade now that the midterms are over or does he just double down on dumb and keep these troops away from their families for Thanksgiving?

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Lol. Bold faced lies in that tweet. I know 2 people who are on the border. Like most of the MSM, they are againg reporting erroneously. But hey, attack Trump is what matters!
 
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carlos86 said:
No I’m not. He you go the definition straight from the book. If you still can’t understand that’s on you. Go read some Hans Morgenthau, George Kennan or Carl Schmitt.

“Nationalism is a multi-faceted phenomenon. Expressing both claims for recognition and for superiority, it is marked by an intrinsic moral ambivalence. Politically, its emergence has coincided with the affirmation of liberal and democratic ideas, and in particular the notion of popular sovereignty. It expresses the political identification of citizens with their state, and the policies of governments to reinforce such identification. It is based on the existence of a shared national identity, relying on the presence of historical, cultural, language or religious bonds.
However, because of the imperfect congruence of states and national identities, nationalism has also developed outside and against nation- state, to affirm the rights of minorities.”
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You forgot to quote your source
 
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Franklin Pierce said:
Is Donald Trump more popular than Emmanuel Macron in France?
Today they are in Paris to mark Armistice Day, and Trump may be pleased to have left behind the Washington brouhaha following the midterms and his firing of Jeff Sessions.

Yet the broader and more remarkable point is the extent to which Trump and Macron’s fortunes have reversed. When Macron first welcomed Trump to Paris on Bastille Day, in July, 2017, Macron was the new Sun King of Europe; Trump was the toxic one everyone loathed.

Now, while Trump is not exactly universally popular, his approval rating is consistently above 40 percent. Macron’s hovers around 20 percent, and his presidency is starting to look like a lame canard. Indeed, polls suggest that, while Macron’s popularity is now at historic lows, the French are warming up to Trump. Given that there is almost certainly timide Trump factor in France, it’s quite possible the American president is now more than the French one in France. Quite something.

It would be amusing if he ended up being more popular than Macron in France; given that Macron pitched himself quite explicitly as l’anti Trump, the center-left antidote to Trump’s economic nationalism. Macron’s numerous stunts against the Donald – remember the never-ending handshake, his ‘Make Ze Planet Great Again’ speech and more – were designed to show the world that he understood what an awful joke Trump was; that he, Emmanuel, was the future. But it now looks as if Trump could have the last laugh. Then again, the two men have such a great personal connection – similar egos perhaps? Insecurities? – perhaps they can comfort each other. Perhaps they’ll do what struggling statesmen often do: look abroad for a monster to destroy. They could end up marking Armistice Day by starting another war together. Vive les républiques!

https://spectator.us/trump-arrive-france-macron/
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LOL
 
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evillawyer said:
Evidently this is a real thing. They advertise it on Fox. One stop shopping for the red hats on your list. I think it's fitting that it's a bear....but I digress.

Trumpy Bear Official Website
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Dr0oP3RUwAA6C63

How triggered are you right now
 
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golfballs said:
Dr0oP3RUwAA6C63

How triggered are you right now
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I just find this thing wonderfully ambiguous. Is it a joke being played on redhats (it really does look like a mock ad Jon Stewart would do) or is this a serious pitch to the redhats that plays off of their over-the-top patriotism/jingoism?
 
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Yeah, whatever. Still not nearly as egregious as that horrific coffee cup salute that Obama did.

 
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NorthDallas40 said:
Ummmmmm ... wasn’t Trump in France on Sunday? I seem to remember you guys bitching about somethings he did in France on 11/11 to trigger all of you moonbats?
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Something like Trump was afraid to get rained on and immediately some people started suspecting he was a witch, namely Robert Mueller.
 
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NorthDallas40 said:
Ummmmmm ... wasn’t Trump in France on Sunday? I seem to remember you guys bitching about somethings he did in France on 11/11 to trigger all of you moonbats?
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Yeah, but he's back in DC now. Personally, I do think a lot of this stuff is just staged patriotism for show. If he's patriotic, I'd much rather see him and Congress take some concrete actions for vets that benefit them.
 
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evillawyer said:
Yeah, but he's back in DC now. Personally, I do think a lot of this stuff is just staged patriotism for show. If he's patriotic, I'd much rather see him and Congress take some concrete actions for vets that benefit them.
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Yeah, while campaigning for budget cuts to the military (call it defense, call it whatever you want, their pay and benefits ARE a part of that budget) and veterans’ affairs.

You and your cohorts don’t GAS about the military and its value, nor do you care about the sacrifices servicemen and women have made, so that you can talk **** and perpetuate your “news” from the shittersphere, in spades.
 
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Squints said:
Yeah, while campaigning for budget cuts to the military (call it defense, call it whatever you want, their pay and benefits ARE a part of that budget) and veterans’ affairs.

You and your cohorts don’t GAS about the military and its value, nor do you care about the sacrifices servicemen and women have made, so that you can talk **** and perpetuate your “news” from the shittersphere, in spades.
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Triggered?
 
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