Re: The 47th POTUS - Donald J. Trump

[BurtReynolds]

But...but that's how they do it. If they introduced a bill to defund domestic violence programs everyone who votes for it has to explain to their constituents why they don't want to help battered women. But if you put it in a bigger package that does lots of other things lawmakers can then say "I voted to help reign in government spending, sure there were things in it I didn't like but overall it'll get us back on track towards fiscal solvency". In the meantime, battered women are (even more) fucked.

Kinda like when democrats pass bloated spending bills and create easily corruptible new agencies under the guise of "the children" or whatever, so that when people get sick of the bullshit and cut those useless programs, they can cry about the mean old republicans wanting their kids to starve.

Domestic violence has decreased 64% since the Violence Against Women Act. But yeah, that's just bloat.

So has every other violent crime rate.

[B]

But...but that's how they do it. If they introduced a bill to defund domestic violence programs everyone who votes for it has to explain to their constituents why they don't want to help battered women. But if you put it in a bigger package that does lots of other things lawmakers can then say "I voted to help reign in government spending, sure there were things in it I didn't like but overall it'll get us back on track towards fiscal solvency". In the meantime, battered women are (even more) fucked.

Kinda like when democrats pass bloated spending bills and create easily corruptible new agencies under the guise of "the children" or whatever, so that when people get sick of the bullshit and cut those useless programs, they can cry about the mean old republicans wanting their kids to starve.

Domestic violence has decreased 64% since the Violence Against Women Act. But yeah, that's just bloat.

So has every other violent crime rate.

I'd like to see a graph with rates of all crime categories since the passage of the VAMA.

[BurtReynolds]

But...but that's how they do it. If they introduced a bill to defund domestic violence programs everyone who votes for it has to explain to their constituents why they don't want to help battered women. But if you put it in a bigger package that does lots of other things lawmakers can then say "I voted to help reign in government spending, sure there were things in it I didn't like but overall it'll get us back on track towards fiscal solvency". In the meantime, battered women are (even more) fucked.

Kinda like when democrats pass bloated spending bills and create easily corruptible new agencies under the guise of "the children" or whatever, so that when people get sick of the bullshit and cut those useless programs, they can cry about the mean old republicans wanting their kids to starve.

Domestic violence has decreased 64% since the Violence Against Women Act. But yeah, that's just bloat.

So has every other violent crime rate.

I'd like to see a graph with rates of all crime categories since the passage of the VAMA.

https://www.google.com/search?q=violent ... EQ_AUIBigB

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@ToryAnarchist? yikes

Yeah, uh, maybe the good usernames were all taken.

Still.

i'll be real: i don't really understand what point is being made here

[B]

But...but that's how they do it. If they introduced a bill to defund domestic violence programs everyone who votes for it has to explain to their constituents why they don't want to help battered women. But if you put it in a bigger package that does lots of other things lawmakers can then say "I voted to help reign in government spending, sure there were things in it I didn't like but overall it'll get us back on track towards fiscal solvency". In the meantime, battered women are (even more) fucked.

Kinda like when democrats pass bloated spending bills and create easily corruptible new agencies under the guise of "the children" or whatever, so that when people get sick of the bullshit and cut those useless programs, they can cry about the mean old republicans wanting their kids to starve.

Domestic violence has decreased 64% since the Violence Against Women Act. But yeah, that's just bloat.

So has every other violent crime rate.

I'd like to see a graph with rates of all crime categories since the passage of the VAMA.

https://www.google.com/search?q=violent ... EQ_AUIBigB

C'mon! That's no way to present data meant to sway someone to your point of view!

[BurtReynolds]

But...but that's how they do it. If they introduced a bill to defund domestic violence programs everyone who votes for it has to explain to their constituents why they don't want to help battered women. But if you put it in a bigger package that does lots of other things lawmakers can then say "I voted to help reign in government spending, sure there were things in it I didn't like but overall it'll get us back on track towards fiscal solvency". In the meantime, battered women are (even more) fucked.

Kinda like when democrats pass bloated spending bills and create easily corruptible new agencies under the guise of "the children" or whatever, so that when people get sick of the bullshit and cut those useless programs, they can cry about the mean old republicans wanting their kids to starve.

Domestic violence has decreased 64% since the Violence Against Women Act. But yeah, that's just bloat.

So has every other violent crime rate.

I'd like to see a graph with rates of all crime categories since the passage of the VAMA.

https://www.google.com/search?q=violent ... EQ_AUIBigB

C'mon! That's no way to present data meant to sway someone to your point of view!

I usually just pick one that best backs up my argument and ignore the rest.

[B]

But...but that's how they do it. If they introduced a bill to defund domestic violence programs everyone who votes for it has to explain to their constituents why they don't want to help battered women. But if you put it in a bigger package that does lots of other things lawmakers can then say "I voted to help reign in government spending, sure there were things in it I didn't like but overall it'll get us back on track towards fiscal solvency". In the meantime, battered women are (even more) fucked.

Kinda like when democrats pass bloated spending bills and create easily corruptible new agencies under the guise of "the children" or whatever, so that when people get sick of the bullshit and cut those useless programs, they can cry about the mean old republicans wanting their kids to starve.

Domestic violence has decreased 64% since the Violence Against Women Act. But yeah, that's just bloat.

So has every other violent crime rate.

I'd like to see a graph with rates of all crime categories since the passage of the VAWA.

https://www.google.com/search?q=violent ... EQ_AUIBigB

C'mon! That's no way to present data meant to sway someone to your point of view!

I usually just pick one that best backs up my argument and ignore the rest.

They do all seem to prove that all crime has dropped significantly since 1994. So, y'know, the VAWA was more effective than you thought.

[BurtReynolds]

But...but that's how they do it. If they introduced a bill to defund domestic violence programs everyone who votes for it has to explain to their constituents why they don't want to help battered women. But if you put it in a bigger package that does lots of other things lawmakers can then say "I voted to help reign in government spending, sure there were things in it I didn't like but overall it'll get us back on track towards fiscal solvency". In the meantime, battered women are (even more) fucked.

Kinda like when democrats pass bloated spending bills and create easily corruptible new agencies under the guise of "the children" or whatever, so that when people get sick of the bullshit and cut those useless programs, they can cry about the mean old republicans wanting their kids to starve.

Domestic violence has decreased 64% since the Violence Against Women Act. But yeah, that's just bloat.

So has every other violent crime rate.

I'd like to see a graph with rates of all crime categories since the passage of the VAWA.

https://www.google.com/search?q=violent ... EQ_AUIBigB

C'mon! That's no way to present data meant to sway someone to your point of view!

I usually just pick one that best backs up my argument and ignore the rest.

They do all seem to prove that all crime has dropped significantly since 1994. So, y'know, the VAWA was more effective than you thought.

you win this time, statist oppressors!

[B]

Oh my god, Kelly Ann Conway. What brand of demon is she?

[dimejinky99]

So is the national day of patriotic devotion a new public holiday for you guys?

You all have to go out and sing songs in front of portraits of your glorious leader?

[McParadigm]

The new U.S. administration of President Donald Trump vowed on Monday that the United States would prevent China from taking over territory in international waters in the South China Sea, something Chinese state media has warned would require Washington to "wage war."

why you would talk trash about this on the same day you reopen the entire Pacific to trade negotiations is beyond me. Half the reason for the TPP was because China's trade deal offers were going to allow them to dominate the fastest developing economies.

[McParadigm]

This fantasy that America can have trade deals where we get incredible prices on consumerism goodies and resources AND get to sell our own high end goods without tax or tariff AND all the new jobs go to Americans is baffling to me.

[BurtReynolds]

maybe this way we'll win the race to the bottom.

[wease]

Trump is the ONLY one that can make it happen.

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This fantasy that America can have trade deals where we get incredible prices on consumerism goodies and resources AND get to sell our own high end goods without tax or tariff AND all the new jobs go to Americans is baffling to me.

it's not just you, bub

[Strat]

But...but that's how they do it. If they introduced a bill to defund domestic violence programs everyone who votes for it has to explain to their constituents why they don't want to help battered women. But if you put it in a bigger package that does lots of other things lawmakers can then say "I voted to help reign in government spending, sure there were things in it I didn't like but overall it'll get us back on track towards fiscal solvency". In the meantime, battered women are (even more) fucked.

Kinda like when democrats pass bloated spending bills and create easily corruptible new agencies under the guise of "the children" or whatever, so that when people get sick of the bullshit and cut those useless programs, they can cry about the mean old republicans wanting their kids to starve.

Domestic violence has decreased 64% since the Violence Against Women Act. But yeah, that's just bloat.

So has every other violent crime rate.

I'd like to see a graph with rates of all crime categories since the passage of the VAMA.

https://www.google.com/search?q=violent ... EQ_AUIBigB

I thought we were living in carnage though i feel cheated

[BurtReynolds]

But...but that's how they do it. If they introduced a bill to defund domestic violence programs everyone who votes for it has to explain to their constituents why they don't want to help battered women. But if you put it in a bigger package that does lots of other things lawmakers can then say "I voted to help reign in government spending, sure there were things in it I didn't like but overall it'll get us back on track towards fiscal solvency". In the meantime, battered women are (even more) fucked.

Kinda like when democrats pass bloated spending bills and create easily corruptible new agencies under the guise of "the children" or whatever, so that when people get sick of the bullshit and cut those useless programs, they can cry about the mean old republicans wanting their kids to starve.

Domestic violence has decreased 64% since the Violence Against Women Act. But yeah, that's just bloat.

So has every other violent crime rate.

I'd like to see a graph with rates of all crime categories since the passage of the VAMA.

https://www.google.com/search?q=violent ... EQ_AUIBigB

I thought we were living in carnage though i feel cheated

#alternativefacts

[Jorge]

That's definitely being played backwards

WELP

http://www.refinery29.com/2017/01/13748 ... try_137481

[Strat]

That is incredible

[wease]

So, now the US is leaving the UN and the WHO.

http://nbc4i.com/2017/01/22/bill-introd ... d-nations/