The 45th POTUS - Donald J. Trump

[B]

This one's for you, B.

Fuck, both numbers are busy.

He has 4 offices in NC.
Raleigh, busy
Charlotte, busy
Greenville, busy
High Point, I got through and left a message. I wonder if that matters.

[wease]

This one's for you, B.

Fuck, both numbers are busy.

He has 4 offices in NC.
Raleigh, busy
Charlotte, busy
Greenville, busy
High Point, I got through and left a message. I wonder if that matters.

No.

[wease]

I wonder. If every person that voted for a third party candidate thought that Trump actually had a real and viable chance of winning, would they have still voted for that third party candidate?

[96583UP]

well, the only states where it would have mattered were florida, pennsylvania, wisconsin, north carolina, and the other 87 states trump beat killary in

[BurtReynolds]

Trump is a painful but necessary step on the road to human evolution. I wouldn't dare alter the timeline.

[B]

This one's for you, B.

Fuck, both numbers are busy.

He has 4 offices in NC.
Raleigh, busy
Charlotte, busy
Greenville, busy
High Point, I got through and left a message. I wonder if that matters.

No.

Finally got through to his DC office. I'm sure it still doesn't matter. I haven't seen HIM ask for feedback. Just other people saying he wants it.

[96583UP]

i saw him on C-span, he was dressed like he wanted it

[Bi_3]

i saw him on C-span, he was dressed like he wanted it

You know. Because of the implication.

[96583UP]

i saw him on C-span, he was dressed like he wanted it

You know. Because of the implication.

I was referring to his desired to be raped

[Strat]

http://time.com/4654658/trump-white-house-no-integrity/

[Strat]

Trump is a painful but necessary step on the road to human evolution. I wouldn't dare alter the timeline.

I'm not convinced this isn't the end of that line, bury. We may have gotten as far as we could.

[digster]

http://time.com/4654658/trump-white-house-no-integrity/

This raises a good point that I often forget in the light of the ugliness the ban has wrought, which is that it in large part constitutes a solution to a completely non-existent problem for the U.S.

[Birds in Hell]

Islamic terrorism is a completely non-existent problem for the USA?

[digster]

An oft-cited study this week from Cato, by no means a friend to the progressive left: https://www.cato.org/blog/little-nation ... mmigration

They found no one from any of the affected seven countries had killed any Americans in terrorist attacks within the U.S. in thirty years. They found three Americans killed by refugees, all of which occurred in the 1970s, and none of which were committed by a Syrian refugee, the class indefinitely barred from entry by the order.

While I haven't done the type of research Cato's done, no one's disputed their findings. So if the entire motive for the ban from these countries is keeping Americans safe within our borders, and we have the information you have above, wouldn't that make anybody wonder what the point of this was?

[Birds in Hell]

That's a blatantly bizarre yardstick to use.

I wouldn't necessarily think of Cato as being in natural opposition to the progressive left on this issue either; aren't they quite libertarian in their outlook? Not that I think it matters, I think it's generally unwise to deduce too much from subjective perceptions of people's motives and intent.

[wease]

Heard a story on NPR this evening on the drive home that really made me realize that the current administration's goal is a complete merging of the alt-right and the religious right. And it totally reminded me of the early to mid 20th century and the KKK. There was a definite mixing of white supremacy and religion with ministers and pastors leading chapters. This is ultimately what I see happening. And if something isn't done and changes made in the Breit House, it's gonna happen very soon and be very bad.

[Orpheus]

Islamic terrorism is a completely non-existent problem for the USA?

Not nearly as big a problem as white right-wing terrorism, which this administration is apparently going to stop combating. Why shouldn't I be more afraid of radicalized whites when they're the ones killing my fellow Americans?

[Orpheus]

Not that I'm expecting an actual answer to that question, since spenno either seems to think white suprenatism doesn't exist, or he tacitly supports it.

[wease]

Islamic terrorism is a completely non-existent problem for the USA?

Not nearly as big a problem as white right-wing terrorism, which this administration is apparently going to stop combating. Why shouldn't I be more afraid of radicalized whites when they're the ones killing my fellow Americans?

Not only that, they're going to say it's ok and do everything they can to make sure they're armed to the teeth as well.

[BurtReynolds]

Islamic terrorism is a completely non-existent problem for the USA?

Not nearly as big a problem as white right-wing terrorism, which this administration is apparently going to stop combating. Why shouldn't I be more afraid of radicalized whites when they're the ones killing my fellow Americans?

Neither is a problem.