Trump Says Reporters Questioning His Racist Comments Are the Real Racists

“You guys are getting stupid information from people that aren’t so smart”
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On a conference call today, Donald Trump continued his racist attacks on Judge Gonzalo Curiel (of course), and said the reporters asking questions about it are the real racists.

A clearly irritated Trump told his supporters to attack journalists who ask questions about the lawsuit and his comments about the judge. 

“The people asking the questions—those are the racists,” Trump said. “I would go at ‘em.”

Suggesting a broader campaign against the media, Trump said the campaign should also actively criticize television reporters. “I’d let them have it,” he said, referring to those who Trump portrayed as hypocrites.

Trump also urged his followers and surrogates to step up the hate campaign against the judge, but wait… it gets even better.

Because when former Arizona Governor Jan Brewer chimed in to say Trump’s own campaign staff had sent out a memo telling surrogates not to discuss the case against Trump University, Trump angrily responded and insulted the female staffer who sent out the memo:

When former Arizona Governor Jan Brewer interrupted the discussion to inform Trump that his own campaign had asked surrogates to stop talking about the lawsuit, Trump repeatedly demanded to know who sent the memo, and immediately overruled his staff.

“Take that order and throw it the hell out,” Trump said.

Told the memo was sent by Erica Freeman, a staffer who circulates information to surrogates, Trump said he didn’t know her. He openly questioned how the campaign could defend itself if supporters weren’t allowed to talk.

“Are there any other stupid letters that were sent to you folks?” Trump said. “That’s one of the reasons I want to have this call, because you guys are getting sometimes stupid information from people that aren’t so smart.”

Trump is getting more and more out of control, even dissing his own campaign staff for trying to talk him down off the ledge. It’s a real spectacle.

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328 comments
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HappyWarrior  Jun 6, 2016 • 1:38:08pm

This campaign is an amateur campaign run for and by amateurs.

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Testy Toad T  Jun 6, 2016 • 1:39:49pm

How can the act of asking a person about his positions be racist?

How do you get there from here? Honest question. I would like to understand what I will charitably describe as a “thought process”.

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goddamnedfrank  Jun 6, 2016 • 1:40:01pm
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Charles Johnson  Jun 6, 2016 • 1:40:07pm

Look how tiny his hand is in the photo above.

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withak  Jun 6, 2016 • 1:41:01pm

When Jan freaking Brewer is the voice of reason…

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Anymouse  Jun 6, 2016 • 1:41:20pm

re: #2 Testy Toad T

How can the act of asking a person about his positions be racist?

How do you get there from here? Honest question. I would like to understand what I will charitably describe as a “thought process”.

Projection. He is just better at it than many other politicians.

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Kryptik  Jun 6, 2016 • 1:42:27pm

My problem is just how much will this simply make people like him more? Because I keep coming away with the idea that the fever with Trump is emblematic of an increasing tendency by Americans for deifying Assholes. Sure, they hate assholes they know personally, but they seem to absolutely go ga-ga for them when they have an opportunity to give them power or adoration from afar. Like equating someone’s assholishness with strength and steadfastness.

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Testy Toad T  Jun 6, 2016 • 1:43:44pm

I sometimes do wonder if Trump honestly actually truly believes there’s no such thing as bad publicity.

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Tigger2  Jun 6, 2016 • 1:43:56pm

Hillary needs to have a psychiatrist in her campaign staff to help her map out her strategy against Trump. ////

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Charles Johnson  Jun 6, 2016 • 1:44:24pm
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Rocky-in-Connecticut  Jun 6, 2016 • 1:45:12pm

re: #1 HappyWarrior

This campaign is an amateur campaign run for and by amateurs.

This campaign is a amateur White Supremacist campaign run for and by amateurs White Supremacists.

There. Fixed it for you.

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Kragar  Jun 6, 2016 • 1:45:56pm
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Ming5000  Jun 6, 2016 • 1:46:07pm

Maybe YOU are the racist. Ever think of that? My client is non-racist. The most non-racist.

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Belafon  Jun 6, 2016 • 1:46:57pm

re: #2 Testy Toad T

How can the act of asking a person about his positions be racist?

How do you get there from here? Honest question. I would like to understand what I will charitably describe as a “thought process”.

The question someone from the press should ask him is “What does the word racist mean to you?” I’m pretty sure for trump, it was just the word that popped into his head as he was finishing the sentence. He’d heard it enough and this was its moment.

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Anymouse  Jun 6, 2016 • 1:47:36pm

According to The Washington Post, they list Erica Freeman as a Trump campaign aide.

washingtonpost.com

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Testy Toad T  Jun 6, 2016 • 1:47:50pm

re: #14 Belafon

The question someone from the press should ask him is “What does the word racist mean to you?” I’m pretty sure for trump, it was just the word that popped into his head as he was finishing the sentence. He’d heard it enough and this was its moment.

He has many words. He has all the best words. Believe me!

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wrenchwench  Jun 6, 2016 • 1:48:02pm

re: #7 Kryptik

My problem is just how much will this simply make people like him more? Because I keep coming away with the idea that the fever with Trump is emblematic of an increasing tendency by Americans for deifying Assholes. Sure, they hate assholes they know personally, but they seem to absolutely go ga-ga for them when they have an opportunity to give them power or adoration from afar. Like equating someone’s assholishness with strength and steadfastness.

It will make a few, mostly old, mostly white. mostly men, like him as much as they already do.

The future belongs to the young, who are less old, generally less white, and less sexist.

I plan to live in the future.

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Anymouse  Jun 6, 2016 • 1:48:22pm

re: #12 Kragar

Trump is the anti-Christ?

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Mike Lamb  Jun 6, 2016 • 1:52:12pm

re: #4 Charles Johnson

Look how tiny his hand is in the photo above.

It’s weird. Never noticed anything about it until the John Oliver piece and now I can’t my eyes off his hands. It’s like that Seinfeld episode where the guy tells Elaine she has a big head as he breaks up with her.

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nines09  Jun 6, 2016 • 1:53:32pm

re: #4 Charles Johnson

Look how big his mouth is.

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darthstar  Jun 6, 2016 • 1:53:54pm

re: #1 HappyWarrior

This campaign is an amateur campaign run for and by amateurs.

And yet it’s almost guaranteed nearly 40% of the vote. Next time they should just run a goat - it’ll probably even do better.

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Kryptik  Jun 6, 2016 • 1:54:24pm

re: #17 wrenchwench

It will make a few, mostly old, mostly white. mostly men, like him as much as they already do.

The future belongs to the young, who are less old, generally less white, and less sexist.

I plan to live in the future.

My personal experiences, however anecdotal, keep discouraging me from believing this. God help me how many millenials and others of my generation have gone full bore psychotic right-ward or essentially swallow the rightwing pablum leading to a both sides, same thing blase that makes it feel like it’s impossible for me to get through to anyone. I’ve just seen too many crowing the same ‘FEMINISTS ARE SUPER-FASCISTS!’ shit from Rush’s heyday to believe it much. It’s wholly fucking depressing for me too.

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Belafon  Jun 6, 2016 • 1:54:52pm

Thanos’s page answers why Trump is using the word racist: Morning Joe Panelists Rip ‘Completely Racist’ Trump.

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Charles Johnson  Jun 6, 2016 • 1:55:09pm

That Berniebro reporter who insulted NYT’s @Yamiche for persisting in asking Bernie Sanders a question about sexism? He deleted his tweet.

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Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))  Jun 6, 2016 • 1:55:36pm

re: #8 Testy Toad T

I sometimes do wonder if Trump honestly actually truly believes there’s no such thing as bad publicity.

Up to now, that maxim has held up. I think he is reaching the point of diminishing returns, though…

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Charles Johnson  Jun 6, 2016 • 1:57:13pm
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Tigger2  Jun 6, 2016 • 1:57:36pm
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Anymouse  Jun 6, 2016 • 1:57:52pm

re: #21 darthstar

And yet it’s almost guaranteed nearly 40% of the vote. Next time they should just run a goat - it’ll probably even do better.

What would happen if the fellow on Facebook that takes over racist pages suddenly plastered Mr. Trump’s Twitter account full of pictures of goats and goat memes?

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darthstar  Jun 6, 2016 • 1:58:50pm

re: #23 Belafon

Thanos’s page answers why Trump is using the word racist: Morning Joe Panelists Rip ‘Completely Racist’ Trump.

Morning Joe is probably just trying to desensitize us to the word racist so it becomes a term of endearment by November.

Who are you voting for honey?
Why, the racist of course! I want a candidate who owns their opinions.

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nines09  Jun 6, 2016 • 1:58:51pm

re: #12 Kragar

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Quote:
Amedia told Strang that he was praying about the presidential election last summer when, to his surprise, God told him to do what he could to elect Trump.

“I really was not even thinking about Donald Trump as being a serious candidate,” he said. “And the Lord spoke very clearly to me, and he said to me, ‘This man is going to win the nomination and I want you to be ready to serve my cause when I call you.’”
End quote;
Can I get a gander at that phone number?

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Anymouse  Jun 6, 2016 • 1:59:59pm

Ex-Marine (there really is no such thing as an ex-Marine if you are a Marine) claims he was fired from Time Warner for lowering the flag in Charlotte on Memorial Day:

abcnews.go.com
charlotteobserver.com

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darthstar  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:00:16pm

My seven minutes of Trump tolerance only lasted five this time…See you all later.

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The Vicious Babushka  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:00:20pm
“The people asking the questions—those are the racists,” Trump said. “I would go at ‘em.”

I know you are but what am I? - Pee-Wee’s Big Adventure

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Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:00:52pm

re: #29 darthstar

Morning Joe is probably just trying to desensitize us to the word racist so it becomes a term of endearment by November.

It is not a term of endearment, but it is growing unmoored from its meaning. And they have long since fallen back on “If those racists call me a racist, then heck yeah, I’m a racist!” arguments/excuses.

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I Would Prefer Not To  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:01:15pm

OT, but I need a break from Trump.

Saturday night I watched Naked Gun 33 1/3 with my son. He’s 20 and has never viewed. He has dyslexia and couldn’t stop laughing at the scene below. Hearing my son roar with laughter takes much of the sting out of this terribly depressing election season. And Beer. And yes, he’s old enough to drink my beer (Don’t worry he slept on the coach).

Laughter, it’s all we got.

Thanks.

Dyslexia for Cure Found.

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Stanley Sea  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:01:44pm
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Belafon  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:02:19pm

re: #29 darthstar

Morning Joe is probably just trying to desensitize us to the word racist so it becomes a term of endearment by November.

Maybe, but MoJoe went after Trump the other day, and Trump replied in kind. Then this. Mika and them have gotten under Trump’s thin skin.

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wrenchwench  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:03:01pm

re: #22 Kryptik

My personal experiences, however anecdotal, keep discouraging me from believing this. God help me how many millenials and others of my generation have gone full bore psychotic right-ward or essentially swallow the rightwing pablum leading to a both sides, same thing blase that makes it feel like it’s impossible for me to get through to anyone. I’ve just seen too many crowing the same ‘FEMINISTS ARE SUPER-FASCISTS!’ shit from Rush’s heyday to believe it much. It’s wholly fucking depressing for me too.

Personal, anecdotal experiences are very localized observations.

Mine confirm that the birthrate among the brown Americans is much higher than among the white folks. The problems here are mostly poverty-related. Women are respected and elected. Participation in politics needs to increase among the young.

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Tigger2  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:03:57pm

re: #37 Belafon

Maybe, but MoJoe went after Trump the other day, and Trump replied in kind. Then this. Mika and them have gotten under Trump’s thin skin.

It’s so easy to get under Trumps thin skin, just disagree with him.

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Franklin  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:04:07pm
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Kragar  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:04:25pm
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Belafon  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:05:40pm

re: #38 wrenchwench

Personal, anecdotal experiences are very localized observations.

Mine confirm that the birthrate among the brown Americans is much higher than among the white folks. The problems here are mostly poverty-related. Women are respected and elected. Participation in politics needs to increase among the young.

There was a poll last year that showed about 1/3 of white millenials have negative views towards minorities, about the same percentage as the boomer generation. The one saving point is that this group is getting smaller as a fraction of the total population.

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Anymouse  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:06:08pm

re: #41 Kragar

Yeah, Curt, the left believes in the Constitution: We prefer to fight a “civil war” at the ballot box. If the right cannot accept the outcome of an election, who is it that is un-American again?

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Kragar  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:06:10pm
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lawhawk  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:06:42pm

The Trump campaign is determined to burn everything down on its way to Cleveland, and then the general elections in November. He’s incapable of telling friend from foe, and can’t get out of his own way.

Good.

Let him burn the GOP to the ground. They need to see the insanity they’ve unleashed through years upon years of foisting irrational hate, fear, and abject ignorance on their supporters through their media outlets. When people think that Obama is the worst president in history overseeing the worst economy ever, you start to see how delusional these people truly are. Let’s just ignore what the state of the global economy was in November 2008. Now look where we are now.

By every objective measure, the economy is doing far better.

Are there pockets where the economy has lagged? Absolutely.

And a good deal of those are in states where the GOP has refused to expand the ACA, refused to raise the minimum wage, refused to engage in anything but tax cuts for corporations or the wealthy, putting the squeeze on everyone else, resulting in cuts to core governmental services, like education, roads, and the like.

This is the GOP mantra, and it’s anything but compassionate conservatism.

It’s pure unadulterated bile - and Trump is the GOP id and ego, which is why he so easily vanquished the so-called experienced politicians from Perry to Bush to Cruz and Rubio and all the lesser nitwits.

Now, he stands on the precipice of the convention, and he’s attacking media outlets for quoting him verbatim on his idiocy. He thinks he can win this battle, when the media knives are now finally out after all this time. Heck, he’s willing to burn the GOP too, even as the GOP is still supporting him - see McConnell and Ryan and their talk of backing the nominee (who is still the racist asshat Trump).

This is where the GOP is.

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mmmirele  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:08:06pm

re: #4 Charles Johnson

Look how tiny his hand is in the photo above.

He is, after all, a short fingered vulgarian.

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goddamnedfrank  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:09:23pm
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Tigger2  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:10:04pm

re: #41 Kragar

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EPR-radar  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:10:20pm

re: #45 lawhawk

The Republican party is the party of willful stupidity and deliberate malice, and has been that way for decades.

Trump is simply running openly on these core GOP values.

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Sir John Barron  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:10:36pm

re: #41 Kragar

See, we took away Curt’s day job and now all he has time to do is this.

/

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Kragar  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:12:20pm

re: #48 Tigger2

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Testy Toad T  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:13:13pm

re: #47 goddamnedfrank

Would you believe, Ralph, that there is a generation that grew up using the words “retarded” and “gay” as pejoratives, but had to knock that shit off because society became better and more tolerant and less hateful?

I like to call them millennials.

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goddamnedfrank  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:13:15pm

This thread is awesome.

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InfidelOfFreedom  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:13:26pm

re: #41 Kragar

Curt Schilling is a bloody idiot.

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Kryptik  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:13:36pm

re: #42 Belafon

There was a poll last year that showed about 1/3 of white millenials have negative views towards minorities, about the same percentage as the boomer generation. The one saving point is that this group is getting smaller as a fraction of the total population.

Yeah, those kind of things back up my worries. And while it’s true the share of the total population is getting smaller, it feels like between the media fervor and new, repeated institutional barriers constantly popping up, that might not translate into an electoral shift for years. It scares me, and my personal advocacy continues to run into people who shoot far away to the right out of spite, and folks who shrug and simply say ‘they’ve got a point’ and pull the ‘both sides same thing’ bullshit.

I’ve lost so much of my will for politics because of how impenetrable it continues to feel and yet I feel compelled to keep following it because I have a duty to keep informed. It’s become a bit of a depressive masochistic spiral, and the Trump phenomenon has just made it feel even worse.

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I Would Prefer Not To  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:14:56pm

re: #51 Kragar

You’re talking about killing your fellow citizens because you’re losing an election. How is that patriotic again? Sounds like terrorism

Curt is losing his erection? No wonder he’s upset.

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VegasGolfer  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:16:06pm

re: #41 Kragar

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He must not think that we on the left have guns. I have many, and if threatened will use them. But I would never shove that in your face like RW wackos do.

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teleskiguy  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:16:25pm

I really don’t see The Donald™ conceding when he loses in November.

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Anymouse  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:16:26pm

re: #55 Kryptik

Yeah, those kind of things back up my worries. And while it’s true the share of the total population is getting smaller, it feels like between the media fervor and new, repeated institutional barriers constantly popping up, that might not translate into an electoral shift for years. It scares me, and my personal advocacy continues to run into people who shoot far away to the right out of spite, and folks who shrug and simply say ‘they’ve got a point’ and pull the ‘both sides same thing’ bullshit.

I’ve lost so much of my will for politics because of how impenetrable it continues to feel and yet I feel compelled to keep following it because I have a duty to keep informed. It’s become a bit of a depressive masochistic spiral, and the Trump phenomenon has just made it feel even worse.

Racism is a learned behaviour. Children are not naturally racist, they come by it from their parents. Thus, if baby boomer parents are racists, the odds go way up their millennial children are too.

Of course not all baby boomers are racists. Even growing up in the South (Virginia and Maryland) during Jim Crow, I did not turn into a racist because my parents were not, and they countered the local narrative.

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Testy Toad T  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:16:34pm

re: #56 I Would Prefer Not To

Curt is losing his erection? No wonder he’s upset.

Consult your physician if your Trump candidacy lasts longer than four hours.

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HappyWarrior  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:16:35pm

re: #41 Kragar

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Big talk from a man afraid of transgendered people. Really Curt I dare ya to pick a fight with a lefty. I guarantee your shriveled right wing ass would be in tears.

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HappyWarrior  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:17:26pm

re: #58 teleskiguy

I really don’t see The Donald™ conceding when he loses in November.

Yeah I’m worried about that too.

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Anymouse  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:18:30pm

re: #57 VegasGolfer

He must not think that we on the left have guns. I have many, and if threatened will use them. But I would never shove that in your face like RW wackos do.

I don’t have many, only one (I can only shoot one at a time anyway). I don’t foresee the need to use my shotgun, but someone thinking because I am a liberal and socialist would not defend myself would be in for a nasty #4 shot surprise from a .12 gage.

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wrenchwench  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:18:37pm

re: #58 teleskiguy

I really don’t see The Donald™ conceding when he loses in November.

I saw a tweet that said Bernie will continue his campaign through Hillary’s first year in office.

I laughed.

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The Vicious Babushka  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:19:07pm
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Kryptik  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:20:21pm

re: #65 The Vicious Babushka

To show you how much I have politics on the brain now (to my detriment) I looked at that cake and only saw Trump’s head tilted rightward.

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Kragar  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:20:51pm
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Tigger2  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:22:20pm

re: #57 VegasGolfer

He must not think that we on the left have guns. I have many, and if threatened will use them. But I would never shove that in your face like RW wackos do.

I have owed guns since the age of 10 started shooting at the age of 8 am very good with them, used to hunt all the time before my health wouldn’t let me hunt anymore. But my health wouldn’t stop me from defending myself with one if the need ever arises.

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Whack-A-Mole  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:22:31pm

Maybe Trump should talk to good ol’ boy Sheriff Joe and find out how well going to war with a judge worked out for him…

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goddamnedfrank  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:23:06pm
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No Depression  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:23:07pm

re: #59 Anymouse

Racism is a learned behaviour. Children are not naturally racist, they come by it from their parents. Thus, if baby boomer parents are racists, the odds go way up their millennial children are too.

Of course not all baby boomers are racists. Even growing up in the South (Virginia and Maryland) during Jim Crow, I did not turn into a racist because my parents were not, and they countered the local narrative.

And even if millennial children are racist if they learn if from their boomer parents, it can be mitigated via a college education because they’ll be more likely to interact with a diverse community and gain the intellectual tools needed to examine their biases and address them. This will of course only work if the millennial children are naturally curious and open-minded, but hopefully the numbers of minorities and “enlightened” whites (for lack of a better term) will outnumber the racist whites.

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Anymouse  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:24:40pm

re: #68 Tigger2

I have owed guns since the age of 10 started shooting at the age of 8 am very good with them, used to hunt all the time before my health wouldn’t let me hunt anymore. But my health wouldn’t stop me from defending myself with one if the need ever arises.

I’ve run into that a lot here. The assumption is a leftie would never own a gun.

When I first moved here, the gun shop owner asked me about my political leanings. I told him, and he stated well I guess I won’t be selling you anything.

I pointed out I did need shells for my shotgun, and he was genuinely surprised I owned one. He also asked what I would use it for, and I told him “home defence: a shotgun is about as sporting as a water hose and I don’t want to miss.”

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wrenchwench  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:26:39pm

re: #71 No Depression

And even if millennial children are racist if they learn if from their boomer parents, it can be mitigated via a college education because they’ll be more likely to interact with a diverse community and gain the intellectual tools needed to examine their biases and address them. This will of course only work if the millennial children are naturally curious and open-minded, but hopefully the numbers of minorities and “enlightened” whites (for lack of a better term) will outnumber the racist whites.

They can be turned one at a time. That’s how it’s done.

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Sir John Barron  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:26:40pm

re: #61 HappyWarrior

Big talk from a man afraid of transgendered people. Really Curt I dare ya to pick a fight with a lefty. I guarantee your shriveled right wing ass would be in tears.

Is that what The Left is supposedly using to start a civil war, according to Curt? He was a great player. Shame he’s such a jerk in real life. And an idiot, too.

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Dave In Austin  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:27:55pm

Juanita Jean Posts LGF Bumper Sticker Generator up

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Anymouse  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:27:55pm

re: #74 Sir John Barron

Is that what The Left is supposedly using to start a civil war, according to Curt? He was a great player. Shame he’s such a jerk in real life. And an idiot, too.

We’ll take them at the bathrooms! We’ll fight them in the wedding cake shops! We will prevail in the Abortionplex!

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Belafon  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:28:33pm

re: #72 Anymouse

I’ve run into that a lot here. The assumption is a leftie would never own a gun.

When I first moved here, the gun shop owner asked me about my political leanings. I told him, and he stated well I guess I won’t be selling you anything.

I pointed out I did need shells for my shotgun, and he was genuinely surprised I owned one. He also asked what I would use it for, and I told him “home defence: a shotgun is about as sporting as a water hose and I don’t want to miss.”

Do liberals just randomly walk into gun shops and say “I’m not buying anything”?

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Kragar  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:28:50pm
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dell*nix  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:29:52pm

re: #31 Anymouse

I suspect that it was the rant he posted to social media about the flag and naming the company he worked for in the rant that got his contract terminated. Companies get upset about such things.

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Testy Toad T  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:30:00pm

re: #70 goddamnedfrank

Or he’s just a rambling old man. I’m not going to snipe at a guy across the internet and outright declare him senile, but he’s at the age where it’s not uncommon for people to start espousing some thoughts that seem quite at odds with who they were as younger adults.

Or maybe both!

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Belafon  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:30:35pm

re: #78 Kragar

I wonder when former president Bill Clinton will announce his endorsement?

“News” like that is just silly.

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Patricia Kayden  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:30:46pm

re: #12 Kragar

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Well that doesn’t sound delusional.

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makeitstop  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:31:00pm

re: #37 Belafon

Maybe, but MoJoe went after Trump the other day, and Trump replied in kind. Then this. Mika and them have gotten under Trump’s thin skin.

Kayfabe. They’ve done this two or three times already.

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No Depression  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:31:27pm

re: #74 Sir John Barron

Is that what The Left is supposedly using to start a civil war, according to Curt? He was a great player. Shame he’s such a jerk in real life. And an idiot, too.

No, the mere existence of The Left is what will start a civil war. They’ll try to kill us for own good and for the good of the country.

half-/

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Nojay UK  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:32:44pm

re: #77 Belafon

Do liberals just randomly walk into gun shops and say “I’m not buying anything”?

Been there done that. I was from out of town, somewhat — this was on a visit to Chattanooga a while ago and I went in to have a look around but there was no point in me buying anything since getting it home on the plane would be a problem, ditto for putting it on my Firearms Licence.

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ObserverArt  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:33:02pm

#41 Kragar

Right Wing Watch @RightWingWatch
Curt Schlling: “The left is pushing a civil war that they would never fight.
They don’t have the guts to stand up.” bit.ly
5:02 PM - 6 Jun 2016
2 2 Retweets 2 2 likes

Schilling is like so many wingnuts. They dream up a scary liberal scenario in their fevered tiny brains and convince themselves it is reality and then get all pissed off when someone tells them they are nuts.

Then they get fired or whatever for being blockheads and making others look bad. That leads them to claim it was liberals who have labeled them and make it fit their scenario.

And then it gets rinsed and repeated.

There really is no way to get them back to reality they are too far gone. It is an illness.

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The Vicious Babushka  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:33:59pm

A Trump supporter (some alt-right shitlord) just posted this “Walking Dead” publicity photo as “Leftist thugs beat up Trump supporter”

Not embedding the Tweet here because fuck that idiot.

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No Depression  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:34:52pm

re: #77 Belafon

Do liberals just randomly walk into gun shops and say “I’m not buying anything”?

They do, but only to gather intel for Obama’s upcoming National Gun-Grab.

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Anymouse  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:35:17pm

re: #77 Belafon

Do liberals just randomly walk into gun shops and say “I’m not buying anything”?

I’m the liberal. I presume not.

I do walk in the gun shop occasionally (it is right next door to my house). Not so much to buy stuff (though I have), mostly to chat with the owner.

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lawhawk  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:35:19pm

re: #86 ObserverArt

The RW engages in pushing a repressive and regressive agenda in attempt to restrict rights to minorities (and to keep their supporters ignorant as to their intention to keep them poor and deprived), and when there’s pushback, they claim it’s the left that’s made them push back.

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Testy Toad T  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:36:35pm

re: #77 Belafon

Do liberals just randomly walk into gun shops and say “I’m not buying anything”?

I’m imagining this as a parallel-universe Target Crazy Bathroom Mom Person and I can’t stifle my giggles.

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Kragar  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:36:49pm
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Belafon  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:37:08pm

re: #85 Nojay UK

Been there done that. I was from out of town, somewhat — this was on a visit to Chattanooga a while ago and I went in to have a look around but there was no point in me buying anything since getting it home on the plane would be a problem, ditto for putting it on my Firearms Licence.

I’ve walked into plenty of stores and not bought anything. I guess I should have been more exact: Do people walk into gun stores going “I am a liberal. I am not here to buy anything because as a liberal I think all guns should be taken away”?

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Nojay UK  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:38:05pm

re: #72 Anymouse

…and I told him “home defence: a shotgun is about as sporting as a water hose and I don’t want to miss.”

Shotguns don’t work that way. Use one indoors and the shot cone and wad will quite happily chew its way through two sheets of drywall into the kid’s bedroom next door. They’re not magic weapons — a typical #6 shot pattern is about 3 feet at 75 yards, at indoor distances the cone will be not much wider than the muzzle.

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Lidane  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:39:30pm

This is hilarious. Trump’s becoming more and more unhinged and we’re still weeks away from the Republican convention. I can’t even imagine where he’s going to be by then.

How drunk is Reince Priebus right now?

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Anymouse  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:39:43pm

The June 6 edition of Navy Times has on its Letters page a headline: Vets back Trump, with a bunch of letters praising the military genius of Donald Trump.

Where did Navy Times find these guys? I know a bunch of vets (being a vet), and exactly zero back Mr. Trump.

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ObserverArt  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:40:18pm

re: #47 goddamnedfrank

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So, Nader has turned into a total loon. I don’t follow what he does and now I am more than glad I don’t.

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HappyWarrior  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:40:31pm

re: #78 Kragar

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Excellent news. I feel bad for Warren though because she’s going to get a bunch of hate mail from angry emo progs even though she’ll have waited until after the nomination was decided.

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lawhawk  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:40:45pm

re: #92 Kragar

Actions. Correlations. Causation.

The world revolves around Trump. That’s the worldview of a 2 year old.

A 2 year old who wants the power to obliterate the planet.

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Skip Intro  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:41:10pm

re: #58 teleskiguy

I really don’t see The Donald™ conceding when he loses in November.

I don’t either, because in the Trump mind he can never lose unless he’s been cheated.

The question is just what will he do?

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Anymouse  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:41:19pm

re: #94 Nojay UK

Shotguns don’t work that way. Use one indoors and the shot cone and wad will quite happily chew its way through two sheets of drywall into the kid’s bedroom next door. They’re not magic weapons — a typical #6 shot pattern is about 3 feet at 75 yards, at indoor distances the cone will be not much wider than the muzzle.

Well, I don’t have any kids, and my hundred year old house is plaster and wood slats. That said, I would rather dig pellets out of my walls than miss with a pistol while half asleep.

Plus I can use my shotgun as a club.

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nines09  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:41:58pm

re: #87 The Vicious Babushka

that will be on about 65,000 idiots FB page as Gospel.

I said I supported Trump and they BEAT MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

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wrenchwench  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:42:09pm

re: #80 Testy Toad T

Or he’s just a rambling old man. I’m not going to snipe at a guy across the internet and outright declare him senile, but he’s at the age where it’s not uncommon for people to start espousing some thoughts that seem quite at odds with who they were as younger adults.

Or maybe both!

Sometimes when folks get old and unelectable, they just release more of who they are for public consumption.

Trump has encouraged this tendency among the brocialists.

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Tigger2  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:42:35pm

re: #98 HappyWarrior

Excellent news. I feel bad for Warren though because she’s going to get a bunch of hate mail from angry emo progs even though she’ll have waited until after the nomination was decided.

Another way the hard left is like the hard right they will turn on their once allies at the drop of a hat.

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EPR-radar  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:42:42pm

re: #90 lawhawk

The RW engages in pushing a repressive and regressive agenda in attempt to restrict rights to minorities (and to keep their supporters ignorant as to their intention to keep them poor and deprived), and when there’s pushback, they claim it’s the left that’s made them push back.

Kind of like how Germany had to go into Poland in 1939 to deal with Polish aggression.

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Anymouse  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:43:02pm

re: #100 Skip Intro

I don’t either, because in the Trump mind he can never lose unless he’s been cheated.

The question is just what will he do?

Well, he has his brown shirts red hats. That could be worrisome.

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Belafon  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:43:37pm

re: #96 Anymouse

The June 6 edition of Navy Times has on its Letters page a headline: Vets back Trump, with a bunch of letters praising the military genius of Donald Trump.

Where did Navy Times find these guys? I know a bunch of vets (being a vet), and exactly zero back Mr. Trump.

Self-selecting group. Having been in the Navy, there will be a lot of people that like Trump, and a lot of people horrified that he’s this close to the presidency.

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nines09  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:44:11pm

re: #105 EPR-radar

Kind of like how Germany had to go into Poland in 1939 to deal with Polish aggression.

It was the Polish Army’s horses. Grazing rights and all….

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Patricia Kayden  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:44:29pm

re: #58 teleskiguy

I really don’t see The Donald™ conceding when he loses in November.

What difference would that make though except make him look even more ridiculous? Him not conceding would be meaningless.

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Charles Johnson  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:45:15pm

re: #75 Dave In Austin

Juanita Jean Posts LGF Bumper Sticker Generator up

juanitajean.com

Is that a good thing? I don’t know who this is.

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GlutenFreeJesus  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:46:23pm

Trump is just seeking revenge for Obama’s roast at that one correspondents dinner.

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KGxvi  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:47:06pm

re: #44 Kragar

If the convention doesn’t start like this:

Tywin’s horse

Somebody failed.

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Patricia Kayden  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:47:36pm

re: #47 goddamnedfrank

What the hell did I just read? “Negro-joke books”? You mean books where Blacks were demeaned and denigrated and dehumanized? Wow. just wow.

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Anymouse  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:47:39pm

Juanita Jean bills itself as the “world’s most dangerous beauty shop.”

She is a liberal in deeply-red Texas.

juanitajean.com (latest post is on Texas Bathroom Panic, and a city council that thinks it can overrule the Federal government)

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ObserverArt  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:47:46pm

re: #58 teleskiguy

I really don’t see The Donald™ conceding when he loses in November.

As in he won’t be man enough to do it formally and he will just fade off, or…he will pull some shit and say the election is rigged and cause some kind of civil unrest by his goons?

Hey, there is always a nice federal prison waiting for him for sedition.

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HappyWarrior  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:47:58pm

re: #104 Tigger2

Another way the hard left is like the hard right they will turn on their allies at the drop of a hat.

Oh yeah I totally see it coming the same way Barney Frank, John Lewis, Barbara Boxer, and Dolores Huerta became personas non gratas after they didn’t feel the Bern.

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Skip Intro  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:48:08pm

re: #109 Patricia Kayden

What difference would that make though except make him look even more ridiculous? Him not conceding would be meaningless.

He could sue - don’t ask me who - trying to throw the election into disarray, and get his supporters and media shills to make life a living hell for every person he thought was “unfair” to him.

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GlutenFreeJesus  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:48:14pm

re: #109 Patricia Kayden

And if it was a 20%+ margin of victory for Hillary, him not conceding would be even that much more wonderful to see. Seriously. I hope he cries, and Melania dumps him.

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Feline Fearless Leader  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:48:16pm

Good evening Lizards!
The Remulak France! visit has moved further north and west. Moved up the Rhine today and visited a castle that is in the Vosges foothills near Colmar. From there went over the Vosges into Lorraine and ended up in Verdun. Dinner and a walk along the Meuse and now back to get some sleep.

My brother and I are headed out tomorrow to either look at stuff around Verdun, or head further north into the Argonne and actually visit the site where our grandfather was wounded in 1918.

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Kragar  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:48:18pm
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HappyWarrior  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:49:05pm

Seeing Nader’s comments. WTF.

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Patricia Kayden  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:49:14pm

re: #111 GlutenFreeJesus

Trump is just seeking revenge for Obama’s roast at that one correspondents dinner.

Seeking revenge against whom? President Obama is not in his orbit. He must be seeking revenge on the American people as a whole although it appears that it will be the Republican Party which he will end up destroying.

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Anymouse  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:49:47pm

re: #117 Skip Intro

He could sue - don’t ask me who - trying to throw the election into disarray, and get his supporters and media shills to make life a living hell for every person he thought was “unfair” to him.

I am still concerned about his army rabble of brown shirts red hats and what they will do.

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dell*nix  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:50:46pm

For the past 5 years I have had the feeling that it is the 1930s again. And then this noise on June 6th. All trump needs is a beer hall for a stage and I will have to up my meds.

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GlutenFreeJesus  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:50:59pm

re: #122 Patricia Kayden

In his own way, anyone that laughed at the digs against him. Or anyone he even believed saw it as humorous. Everyone but himself. He’s that insecure.

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Skip Intro  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:51:00pm

My hope is that the Trump brand falls into such disrepute that he’ll be left trying to get his brand of condoms distributed by the dollar stores. Of course they’ll only come in two sizes: Extra Large and HUUUUGE.

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HappyWarrior  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:51:00pm

The good old days of course Nader talks about are when people of certain ethnic or religious groups weren’t allowed to do things like be in certain country clubs and things like that.

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No Depression  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:51:45pm

re: #104 Tigger2

Another way the hard left is like the hard right they will turn on their allies at the drop of a hat.

Absolutely. In an alternate universe, President Sanders drones the shit out of a village somewhere in the Middle East and his die-hard supporters viciously turn on him and refuse to vote for Democrats in the next two elections.

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HappyWarrior  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:54:37pm

re: #128 No Depression

Absolutely. In an alternate universe, President Sanders drones the shit out of a village somewhere in the Middle East and his die-hard supporters viciously turn on him and refuse to vote for Democrats in the next two elections.

The hard left turned on Obama quickly, they’d turn on Bernie too. Bernie doesn’t know this of course.

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KGxvi  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:56:20pm

re: #126 Skip Intro

My hope is that the Trump brand falls into such disrepute that he’ll be left trying to get his brand of condoms distributed by the dollar stores. Of course they’ll only come in two sizes: Extra Large and HUUUUGE.

Well, there is this:

according to data provided by Hipmunk, an online travel reservations company, occupancy at Trump’s hotels is down almost across the board, sometimes by as much as 75% compared to this time last year.

Something like 60% across the board.

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jaunte  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:56:38pm

re: #127 HappyWarrior

“Oh, yeah. You see it on campuses — what is it called, trigger warnings? It’s gotten absurd. I mean, you repress people, you engage in anger, and what you do is turn people into skins that are blistered by moonbeams. Young men now are far too sensitive because they’ve never been in a draft.”
motherjones.com

Trump must be so sensitive because he had to evade a draft.

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Anymouse  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:57:31pm

I don’t see anything about racial joke books on Ralph Nadar’s Twitter page going back to May 26.

This means:

a) I don’t know how to read Twitter since I don’t have an account there.
b) He removed the tweet.
c) He never posted the tweet in the first place.

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Patricia Kayden  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:57:45pm

re: #13 Ming5000

Maybe YOU are the racist. Ever think of that? My client is non-racist. The most non-racist.

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In Opposite World, perhaps I am the racist. But on this planet, Trump and too many of his supporters are racist. There is no doubt that a Trump Presidency would afford racists great comfort and stature. Would be a very scary time for racial and religious minorities, to say the least.

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HappyWarrior  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:58:26pm

re: #131 jaunte

Trump must be so sensitive because he had to evade a draft.

You know the draft hasn’t been a thing for 40 years now. There are literally people who are grandparents who didn’t go through the draft as college students. So I don’t know what the fuck Old Man Nader is saying my generation’s men are sensitive because there’s not a draft. Really Nader can fuck off.

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jaunte  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:58:55pm
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Patricia Kayden  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:59:01pm

re: #121 HappyWarrior

Seeing Nader’s comments. WTF.

That was my exact reaction. What the hell is he going on about? There is no way he’s Progressive and holds those kinds of views.

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Testy Toad T  Jun 6, 2016 • 2:59:37pm

re: #132 Anymouse

I don’t see anything about racial joke books on Ralph Nadar’s Twitter page going back to May 26.

This means:

a) I don’t know how to read Twitter since I don’t have an account there.
b) He removed the tweet.
c) He never posted the tweet in the first place.

It’s from this article: psmag.com

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HappyWarrior  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:00:33pm

re: #136 Patricia Kayden

That was my exact reaction. What the hell is he going on about? There is no way he’s Progressive and holds those kinds of views.

I’ve made the observation before but a lot of economic lefties don’t seem to value or care one damn about social liberalism. Social liberalism has to take a backseat to the revolution.

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KGxvi  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:00:43pm

I’m slightly amazed that people still pay attention to Ralph Nader.

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Jenner7  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:01:27pm

Utah, guys. Utah. lol

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makeitstop  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:02:03pm

re: #97 ObserverArt

So, Nader has turned into a total loon. I don’t follow what he does and now I am more than glad I don’t.

I read those quotes and thought, ‘Welp, Ralphie’s jumped on board the David Horowitz express.’

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jaunte  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:02:06pm

re: #134 HappyWarrior

I think he’s doing an old man’s unconscious Yorkshireman sketch, unfortunately for him.

“…Well, of course, we had it tough. We used to have to get up out of shoebox in the middle of the night and lick the road clean with our tongues. We had half a handful of freezing cold gravel, worked twenty-four hours a day at mill for sixpence every four years, and when we got home our Dad would slice us in two with a bread knife.”

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Anymouse  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:02:14pm

re: #137 Testy Toad T

It’s from this article: psmag.com

Thanks. And by the way, Mr. Nader, WTF?

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Skip Intro  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:02:19pm

re: #130 KGxvi

I want to see the people who for whatever reason pay to use Trump’s name to stop. Since that’s where the bulk of his income comes from it would cut him off at the knees.

Before Trump ran for pres I didn’t understand why businesses wanted to be associated with him. Now I’d think they’d be running as fast as they could from him.

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darthstar  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:02:38pm

Dude just gave me a brand new iPad mini. We have a program here for new hires where if you go through a number of visits to other departments, they give you an iPad. I didn’t bother because the last thing I need is another gadget. Then two weeks ago I was given a bunch of iPhone apps to manage a dev cycle on…so I dug out the paperwork and got everything signed off.

Now I just need to use my wife’s iTunes account to pull down our apps and install them.

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KGxvi  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:02:58pm

re: #138 HappyWarrior

I’ve made the observation before but a lot of economic lefties don’t seem to value or care one damn about social liberalism. Social liberalism has to take a backseat to the revolution.

It’s sort of the flip side of the coin for right leaning libertarians - they’re economically on the right but could give a flying fuck about social conservativism. Makes me wonder how many people prioritize economic issues over social issues (and vice versa) when voting.

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InfidelOfFreedom  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:04:00pm

re: #113 Patricia Kayden

I notice he didn’t mention WASP joke books. Those were definitely a thing too, right?

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HappyWarrior  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:04:21pm

re: #146 KGxvi

It’s sort of the flip side of the coin for right leaning libertarians - they’re economically on the right but could give a flying fuck about social conservativism. Makes me wonder how many people prioritize economic issues over social issues (and vice versa) when voting.

A lot. I got a buddy who claims to be for small government and individual rights. Even says he’s pro choice but he likes to post right wing Youtube videos from Baby WHiplash. Honestly, I value both social and economic issues to the point where I don’t abandon one for the otehr.

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thedopefishlives  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:05:32pm

Evening Lizardim.

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darthstar  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:06:27pm

re: #149 thedopefishlives

Evening Lizardim.

Evenin’ Dope.

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HappyWarrior  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:07:59pm

Honestly, I think it’s funny that people act like this generation of kids is so sensitive when some of them grew up in an era when showing a toilet flushing or a couple sharing a bed was too controversial.. But yeah it’s just awful that kids these days don’t think much of insults that put other people down.

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ObserverArt  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:08:38pm

re: #126 Skip Intro

My hope is that the Trump brand falls into such disrepute that he’ll be left trying to get his brand of condoms distributed by the dollar stores. Of course they’ll only come in two sizes: Extra Large and HUUUUGE.

But in reality will be small and tiny…for all the little dicks like Trump.

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Eric The Fruit Bat  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:08:43pm

re: #75 Dave In Austin

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Skip Intro  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:08:59pm

re: #147 InfidelOfFreedom

I notice he didn’t mention WASP joke books. Those were definitely a thing too, right?

Ah, to be young and innocent again. The point is those were all WASP joke books; no one else bought them because nothing says you’re the superior race like being able to dump on someone who wasn’t by telling an ethnic joke.

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Charles Johnson  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:09:45pm
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Skip Intro  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:09:51pm

re: #152 ObserverArt

Certainly. Everything Trump sells is grossly inflated.

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KGxvi  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:10:15pm

re: #148 HappyWarrior

A lot. I got a buddy who claims to be for small government and individual rights. Even says he’s pro choice but he likes to post right wing Youtube videos from Baby WHiplash. Honestly, I value both social and economic issues to the point where I don’t abandon one for the otehr.

Yeah, used to see that a lot when I was actively blogging and tied into things while in law school. I’ve come to believe you can’t really separate social and economic issues in that economic liberty means social liberty and vice versa, which is why I still consider myself libertarian. I also don’t believe you can have liberty without government (I think the term I used in law school a few times was “Hamiltonian”), which is why I also consider myself to be a center left libertarian (I used to joke that I was a center right libertarian and one day woke up to realize that the political spectrum had shifted me to the left without me having to change any of my positions).

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Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:11:43pm

re: #92 Kragar

Trump previously: “I only hire the very best.”
Trump today, talking about his own campaign staffers: “people that aren’t so smart.”

Or perhaps overworked and lacking necessary resources…but small is beautiful.

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Patricia Kayden  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:12:13pm

re: #147 InfidelOfFreedom

I notice he didn’t mention WASP joke books. Those were definitely a thing too, right?

Probably not. I mean it’s only the Negroes and lower order people who are fun to laugh at and mock, right?

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The Vicious Babushka  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:12:27pm

re: #147 InfidelOfFreedom

I notice he didn’t mention WASP joke books. Those were definitely a thing too, right?

When I was a kid we had elephant joke books. And vegetable joke books. You don’t see those any more.

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Dave In Austin  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:12:29pm

re: #110 Charles Johnson

Is that a good thing? I don’t know who this is.

Oh yeah. Great progressive Texas post. And regular contributor over at C&L. Susan is a BG player in the TX Dem party and regularly gets under the skin of TX wingnuts. She is worth the follow.

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thedopefishlives  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:13:23pm

re: #160 The Vicious Babushka

When I was a kid we had elephant joke books. And vegetable joke books. You don’t see those any more.

My son has a Disney joke book with knock-knock jokes and “dad jokes”.

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EPR-radar  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:13:33pm

re: #146 KGxvi

It’s sort of the flip side of the coin for right leaning libertarians - they’re economically on the right but could give a flying fuck about social conservativism. Makes me wonder how many people prioritize economic issues over social issues (and vice versa) when voting.

My guess is that social issues are usually prioritized, on both the left and the right. (I used to think economic issues were more decisive.)

Part of this is probably because the two parties in the US differ from each other much more significantly on social issues than on economic issues.

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Anymouse  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:13:36pm

wonkette.com

Wonkette making fun of Scott Adams (Dilbert cartoonist) endorsing Hillary Clinton because he says he is afraid he would otherwise be on her top ten assassination list.

When did Adams become a wingnut?

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Kragar  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:13:51pm
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Skip Intro  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:14:43pm
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Jenner7  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:14:51pm

Now Trump’s surrogate Katrina Peirson, and I’ve heard it on Hannity today, are saying the plaintiffs have given money to Hillary’s campaign and the Clinton Foundation.

So they are biased, or something.

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ObserverArt  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:14:58pm

re: #155 Charles Johnson

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Nice use of an image there Charles. Got a good chuckle out of that one.

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Anymouse  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:15:09pm

re: #162 thedopefishlives

My son has a Disney joke book with knock-knock jokes and “dad jokes”.

My father had a Polish joke book when I was a kid (he was 100% ethnic Polish). My mother (not Polish) made him get rid of it because she found it offensive.

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Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:16:24pm

re: #146 KGxvi

It’s sort of the flip side of the coin for right leaning libertarians - they’re economically on the right but could give a flying fuck about social conservativism. Makes me wonder how many people prioritize economic issues over social issues (and vice versa) when voting.

Be careful: GOP types of the Rick Santorum variety are convinced that America’s economic decline is related to its decline in morals, as exemplified by children born out of wedlock and raised by single parents, along with acceptance of gay and alternative lifestyles.

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EPR-radar  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:16:32pm

re: #164 Anymouse

Scott Adams has been a douchebag on record for some time now. IIRC his case is a toxic mix of libertarianism and MRA bilge.

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Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:18:36pm

re: #169 Anymouse

My father had a Polish joke book when I was a kid (he was 100% ethnic Polish). My mother (not Polish) made him get rid of it because she found it offensive.

There is a difference between jokes you enjoy or tell in private to friends and family members, and public utterances. But thanks to the Intertubes, the distinction between the public and private sphere is disappearing

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teleskiguy  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:19:24pm

re: #171 EPR-radar

Scott Adams has been a douchebag on record for some time now. IIRC his case is a toxic mix of libertarianism and MRA bilge.

He’s a big fan of Mike Cernovich, they go back and forth frequently on Twitter.

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Anymouse  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:21:08pm

re: #173 teleskiguy

He’s a big fan of Mike Cernovich, they go back and forth frequently on Twitter.

I try not to keep up with douchecanoes. I was not aware Mr. Adams is a wingnut/MRA.

re: #172 Wendell Zurkowitz (slave to the waffle light)

There is a difference between jokes you enjoy or tell in private to friends and family members, and public utterances. But thanks to the Intertubes, the distinction between the public and private sphere is disappearing

I am not a fan of telling racist/sexist jokes even in private. Those who know me don’t do it in front of me.

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thedopefishlives  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:21:08pm

re: #171 EPR-radar

Scott Adams has been a douchebag on record for some time now. IIRC his case is a toxic mix of libertarianism and MRA bilge.

He’s always come across to me as the stereotypical nerd who got picked on by everybody in school. He basically makes it a point to try to offend as many people as possible.

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Charles Johnson  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:23:22pm

Some people.

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Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:23:38pm

re: #174 Anymouse

I try not to keep up with douchecanoes. I was not aware Mr. Adams is a wingnut/MRA.

I am not a fan of telling racist/sexist jokes even in private. Those who know me don’t do it in front of me.

You reinforce my point. I would not tell a joke like that around anybody I did not know personally, and certainly not in front of someone who I knew did not like such jokes.

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ObserverArt  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:24:05pm

Need a reminder. Did not TRUMP® either say, or has been quoted saying, he never apologizes?

I seem to remember something like that. If he did, there is an indication of how he will never back down on this Mexican Judge imbroglio.

In some ways that could be very entertaining, but with Trump it always has the chance of revving up his supporters so they can shout down the media, Republican politicians, etc., who can cower under attack. Then he bulls his way into another news cycle about something else, even if he has to create it.

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KGxvi  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:25:58pm

re: #170 Wendell Zurkowitz (slave to the waffle light)

Be careful: GOP types of the Rick Santorum variety are convinced that America’s economic decline is related to its decline in morals, as exeplified by children born out of wedlock and raised by single parents, along withacceptance of gay and alternative lifestyles.

Well, like I said at #157 KGxvi I think economic and social issues are more related than many think. I also think Santorum is wholly wrong on pretty much every issue, so I’ve got that going for me.

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Patricia Kayden  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:29:40pm

re: #167 Jenner7

Now Trump’s surrogate Katrina Peirson, and I’ve heard it on Hannity today, are saying the plaintiffs have given money to Hillary’s campaign and the Clinton Foundation.

So they are biased, or something.

So what about Trump giving big donations to the AGs for Texas and Florida to drop investigations into Trump University fraud? Trump lives in a very glass mansion.

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Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:31:15pm

re: #179 KGxvi

Well, like I said at #157 KGxvi I think economic and social issues are more related than many think. I also think Santorum is wholly wrong on pretty much every issue, so I’ve got that going for me.

I also believe that “family values” should include the ability to raise and educate a family on one’s salary. If we need to have both parents working full-time plus in order to make ends meet, there is very little time left over for active parenting and imparting “family values” to their children.

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KGxvi  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:33:07pm

re: #167 Jenner7

Now Trump’s surrogate Katrina Peirson, and I’ve heard it on Hannity today, are saying the plaintiffs have given money to Hillary’s campaign and the Clinton Foundation.

So they are biased, or something.

This might come as a bit of a shock to non-lawyers, but typically plaintiffs have a bias against defendants in lawsuits. Mostly because, you know, they think the defendant has wronged them in some way.

It’s a complicated thing, so I could understand why someone like Hannity (or anyone willing to work for Trump) would have a hard time understanding it. (/half sarc)

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dog philosopher ஐஒஔ௸  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:33:08pm

the strategy of annoying The Talking Cheeto so that he whips himself into an apoplectic orange froth is getting results

the man who declares he lets no attack go unanswered w/o a bigger and better counterattack may be beginning to figure out that running for president is like being attacked by a universe of bees

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jaunte  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:34:31pm

re: #183 dog philosopher ஐஒஔ௸

“Never back down, Mr. Trump!”

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BeachDem  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:34:43pm

re: #148 HappyWarrior

A lot. I got a buddy who claims to be for small government and individual rights. Even says he’s pro choice but he likes to post right wing Youtube videos from Baby WHiplash. Honestly, I value both social and economic issues to the point where I don’t abandon one for the otehr.

When people around here tell me they’re fiscal conservatives but social liberals, I smile and say, “Oh, so you’re a Democrat, right?” Most are totally taken aback.

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dog philosopher ஐஒஔ௸  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:35:02pm

i hope the outrageous sociopathic scam that is at the heart of the trump u scandal doesnt get overlooked in the course of the leadership of the gop throwing him up

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EPR-radar  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:35:45pm

re: #183 dog philosopher ஐஒஔ௸

the strategy of annoying The Talking Cheeto so that he whips himself into an apoplectic orange froth is getting results

the man who declares he lets no attack go unanswered w/o a bigger and better counterattack may be beginning to figure out that running for president is like being attacked by a universe of bees

Trump’s VP pick is very important. If we have the worst-case scenario of President Trump, Trump probably couldn’t stand the criticism a sitting president usually faces.

He certainly couldn’t cope with all the crap that been dumped on Obama.

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TedStriker  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:36:22pm

re: #57 VegasGolfer

He must not think that we on the left have guns. I have many, and if threatened will use them. But I would never shove that in your face like RW wackos do.

Of course not, because you probably didn’t buy them as a penis extension/substitute.

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dog philosopher ஐஒஔ௸  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:36:50pm

re: #187 EPR-radar

Trump’s VP pick is very important. If we have the worst-case scenario of President Trump, Trump probably couldn’t stand the criticism a sitting president usually faces.

He certainly couldn’t cope with all the crap that been dumped on Obama.

you can say that again

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Anymouse  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:37:52pm

re: #187 EPR-radar

Trump’s VP pick is very important. If we have the worst-case scenario of President Trump, Trump probably couldn’t stand the criticism a sitting president usually faces.

He certainly couldn’t cope with all the crap that been dumped on Obama.

I’m not sure who it would be. He does not suffer those who cross him lightly, and a lot of people now supporting him (Christie, Carson, &c) insulted him in the past. They are now trophies for him.

The Wasilla Grifter never crossed him, but I am not sure he could take a woman as a VP, nor someone who is better at word salad than he is.

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EPR-radar  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:37:56pm

re: #186 dog philosopher ஐஒஔ௸

i hope the outrageous sociopathic scam that is at the heart of the trump u scandal doesnt get overlooked in the course of the leadership of the gop throwing him up

I’d like to see Clinton or a surrogate make the point explicitly. Trump U is an outrageous sociopathic scandal, just like the entire Republican party. So of course the GOP nominee is a crook like Trump.

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InfidelOfFreedom  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:38:18pm

re: #159 Patricia Kayden

“It reduced tension!” …Except when you can’t get hired or afford to feed your family because you happen to fall into one of the more hilarious ethnic groups. Ahh the good ol’ days.

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teleskiguy  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:38:33pm

Some of that old-school sexism bleeding through.

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Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:39:00pm

re: #187 EPR-radar

Trump’s VP pick is very important. If we have the worst-case scenario of President Trump, Trump probably couldn’t stand the criticism a sitting president usually faces.

He certainly couldn’t cope with all the crap that been dumped on Obama.

He was one dumping a fair share of it…remember that he was a Birther from the early days on.

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TedStriker  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:39:13pm

re: #74 Sir John Barron

Is that what The Left is supposedly using to start a civil war, according to Curt? He was a great player. Shame he’s such a jerk in real life. And an idiot, too.

You know what? I’d rather be a never-was, than to be a bitter, bigoted has-been that thinks they’re still relevant, like Curt.

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EPR-radar  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:39:38pm

re: #190 Anymouse

Trump’s VP short list is probably something like this: not-Joe the not-plumber, David Duke, John Bolton, Ted Nugent, Rush Limbaugh.

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InfidelOfFreedom  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:39:43pm

re: #195 TedStriker

You know what? I’d rather be a never-was, than to be a bitter, bigoted has-been that thinks they’re still relevant, like Curt.

Trump/Schilling 2016!

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Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:40:09pm

re: #190 Anymouse

I’m not sure who it would be. He does not suffer those who cross him lightly, and a lot of people now supporting him (Christie, Carson, &c) insulted him in the past. They are now trophies for him.

To think that I once admired Chris Christie for standing up to critics who complained about his choice of a Muslim judge.

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BeachDem  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:40:31pm

re: #177 Wendell Zurkowitz (slave to the waffle light)

You reinforce my point. I would not tell a joke like that around anybody I did not know personally, and certainly not in front of someone who I knew did not like such jokes.

Why would you tell them at all?

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jaunte  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:40:55pm
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petesh  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:41:31pm

re: #21 darthstar

And yet it’s almost guaranteed nearly 40% of the vote. Next time they should just run a goat - it’ll probably even do better.

At least with the all-important Mickey Kaus demographic.

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EPR-radar  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:41:31pm

re: #198 Wendell Zurkowitz (slave to the waffle light)

To think that I once admired Chris Christie for standing up to critics who complained about his choice of a Muslim judge.

That was an admirable act. However, it has become clear that this was an anomaly, and Christie really is just another Republican jackass.

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Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:41:59pm

re: #199 BeachDem

Why would you tell them at all?

You won’t hear them, so do not worry. People who understand my sense of humor and irony understand where they are coming from. And they are the only ones who hear them. I have learned my lesson.

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Jenner7  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:42:00pm
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Anymouse  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:42:23pm

re: #202 EPR-radar

That was an admirable act. However, it has become clear that this was an anomaly, and Christie really is just another Republican jackass.

And a RINO because he gave a hug to President Obama after Hurricane Sandy.

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Skip Intro  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:42:48pm

re: #204 Jenner7

Your show has been cancelled?

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Backwoods_Sleuth  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:42:59pm

re: #101 Anymouse

Well, I don’t have any kids, and my hundred year old house is plaster and wood slats. That said, I would rather dig pellets out of my walls than miss with a pistol while half asleep.

Plus I can use my shotgun as a club.

My house in the Appalachian backwoods is pre-Civil War era and “next door” is a vacant house more than a football field length away with tons of trees in between.
Somebody is breaking into my house and threatening me? Shotgun is my preference for the same reasons as yours.

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EPR-radar  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:43:51pm

re: #204 Jenner7

In other words, Cenk ate too many of those sugar-free Gummi Bears that can have such unfortunate effects on peoples’ digestion?

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dog philosopher ஐஒஔ௸  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:45:32pm

re: #198 Wendell Zurkowitz (slave to the waffle light)

To think that I once admired Chris Christie for standing up to critics who complained about his choice of a Muslim judge.

i have to imagine that at this moment christie is contemplating this and looking in his bottom desk drawer to see if he can locate his balls

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Stanley Sea  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:45:47pm

(I need help - how do I post a facebook post?)

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Anymouse  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:45:56pm

re: #207 Backwoods_Sleuth

My house in the Appalachian backwoods is pre-Civil War era and “next door” is a vacant house more than a football field length away with tons of trees in between.
Somebody is breaking into my house and threatening me? Shotgun is my preference for the same reasons as yours.

Well, I live in a town, but in the direction of my front and back doors there is nothing for a long way.

That said, I would rather leave than shoot anything. Given no choice, though, better them than me.

I live sixteen miles from the sheriff’s office, so police are non-existent here. I do live next door to the gun shop owner (so I suppose a call to him would be quicker than a call to the sheriff - plus he is being installed on the village board at tonight’s meeting to fill a vacancy, so that would make it official, no?)

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TedStriker  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:46:26pm

re: #126 Skip Intro

My hope is that the Trump brand falls into such disrepute that he’ll be left trying to get his brand of condoms distributed by the dollar stores. Of course they’ll only come in two sizes: Extra Large and HUUUUGE.

Is it too much to hope that Trump ends up like Howard Hughes, living as a hermit in his penthouse suite, wearing Kleenex boxes for slippers?

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Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:46:39pm

re: #202 EPR-radar

That was an admirable act. However, it has become clear that this was an anomaly, and Christie really is just another Republican jackass.

And to think that there was a time when CC was one Republican I might have considered supporting as a Presidential candidate…

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Skip Intro  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:47:23pm

re: #212 TedStriker

That works for me.

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Anymouse  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:50:12pm

Florida Panhandle, Jacksonville, SE Georgia, South Carolina threatened by Tropical Storm Colin in the Gulf of Mexico tonight:

nhc.noaa.gov

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Backwoods_Sleuth  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:50:22pm

re: #114 Anymouse

Juanita Jean bills itself as the “world’s most dangerous beauty shop.”

She is a liberal in deeply-red Texas.

juanitajean.com (latest post is on Texas Bathroom Panic, and a city council that thinks it can overrule the Federal government)

Juanita Jean is the best thing since Molly Ivins.

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InfidelOfFreedom  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:50:37pm

I’m hoping for a Bernie Madoff-style ending, but I’m greedy like that.

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Altermite  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:50:39pm

re: #31 Anymouse

Ex-Marine (there really is no such thing as an ex-Marine if you are a Marine) claims he was fired from Time Warner for lowering the flag in Charlotte on Memorial Day:

abcnews.go.com
charlotteobserver.com

This is a load of crap. The workplace had a specific policy for lowering the flag for part of the day, and then raising it in the afternoon. He went and deliberately lowered it again, took a video of it, and then put his employer on blast on social media. And then they fired him.

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Anymouse  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:52:28pm

re: #218 Altermite

This is a load of crap. The workplace had a specific policy for lowering the flag for part of the day, and then raising it in the afternoon. He went and deliberately lowered it again, took a video of it, and then put his employer on blast on social media. And then they fired him.

Well, I cannot say if it is a load of crap or not, just what was reported in the Charlotte Observer and ABC.

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Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:53:25pm

re: #219 Anymouse

Well, I cannot say if it is a load of crap or not, just what was reported in the Charlotte Observer and ABC.

It certainly will be a cause of righteous indignation and outrage directed at Time Werner

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petesh  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:54:58pm

re: #212 TedStriker

Is it too much to hope that Trump ends up like Howard Hughes, living as a hermit in his penthouse suite, wearing Kleenex boxes for slippers?

Personally, I prefer the image of orange being the new black, preferably in manacles. No womancles allowed. But I’d settle for a shoebox over a nice warm grate.

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Decatur Deb  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:55:14pm

re: #220 Wendell Zurkowitz (slave to the waffle light)

It certainly will be a cause of righteous indignation and outrage directed at Time Werner

Hate to see any righteous indignation and outrage mis-directed at Time Warner, speaking as a Comcast subscriber.

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Stanley Sea  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:55:23pm

Iframe

I can’t figure it out. PLEASE click the iframe button. This is a pretty big deal to my Brother. Justin Timberlake liked & responded to a video made by the organization my brother works for in Orlando. My brother is in the video in several places.

This is a really cool thing.

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Anymouse  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:55:59pm

I need to sign off for now (you lucky devils); I have to prepare for the village board meeting this evening. (I promise to take no prisoners.)

They usually last about forty-five minutes starting at 7PM MDT, but we have a board re-organisation (which might see me put in as vice-mayor) and a couple new appointments to deal with, so it might be longer.

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wrenchwench  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:56:59pm

re: #217 InfidelOfFreedom

I’m hoping for a Bernie Madoff-style ending, but I’m greedy like that.

I wore my ‘Madoff Securities’ cap today (because it’s not black, like all my other caps, and it was hot this AM) and I think of having found it in the thrift store (years ago, in Arizona) for $5 as symbolic of his ending.

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No Depression  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:57:57pm

re: #204 Jenner7

[Embedded content]

I have the sneaking suspicion that Cenk could be a pathetic hack. Probably nothing. /

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Decatur Deb  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:58:28pm

Spent the day driving back home from Tampa, along the Florida Big Bend. TS Colin outer bands had us half the way, despite leaving at 0600 to avoid the landfall period.

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Romantic Heretic  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:58:40pm

re: #7 Kryptik

Interesting article I read this morning that makes a lot of sense: The one trait can predict whether a person is a Trump supporter.

I also recommend reading Escape From Freedom.

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wrenchwench  Jun 6, 2016 • 3:58:46pm

re: #224 Anymouse

I need to sign off for now (you lucky devils); I have to prepare for the village board meeting this evening. (I promise to take no prisoners.)

They usually last about forty-five minutes starting at 7PM MDT, but we have a board re-organisation (which might see me put in as vice-mayor) and a couple new appointments to deal with, so it might be longer.

Good luck on becoming the Mayor of vice!

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thedopefishlives  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:00:14pm

re: #213 Wendell Zurkowitz (slave to the waffle light)

And to think that there was a time when CC was one Republican I might have considered supporting as a Presidential candidate…

We all have our political regrets. At one time, I thought Sarah Palin was smart.

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dog philosopher ஐஒஔ௸  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:00:26pm

re: #226 No Depression

I have the sneaking suspicion that Cenk could be a pathetic hack. Probably nothing. /

iirc cenk’s site concentrates on hillary hate under the guise of being progressive, but i apologise if i have gotten the wrong impression

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Anymouse  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:00:27pm

re: #229 wrenchwench

Good luck on becoming the Mayor of vice!

I am already an erotic Romance novel editor so I have a jump on that.

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Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:00:28pm

re: #228 Romantic Heretic

Interesting article I read this morning that makes a lot of sense: The one trait can predict whether a person is a Trump supporter.

I also recommend reading Escape From Freedom.

Authoritarianism plus a contempt for politicians and politics as usual and the belief that a strong, authoritative figure can come in, kick ass and straighten things out.

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teleskiguy  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:00:32pm

This fuckin’ guy.

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HappyWarrior  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:00:33pm

re: #218 Altermite

This is a load of crap. The workplace had a specific policy for lowering the flag for part of the day, and then raising it in the afternoon. He went and deliberately lowered it again, took a video of it, and then put his employer on blast on social media. And then they fired him.

I assumed there was a catch.

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Sherlock Hound  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:00:57pm

re: #191 EPR-radar

Judging from her speech in Lowell over the weekend, Elizabeth Warren is now the de facto flenser of all people named Donald Trump. She won’t stop, not even after the election. Maybe never.

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HappyWarrior  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:01:01pm

re: #234 teleskiguy

This fuckin’ guy.

[Embedded content]

Toddler in Chief.

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Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:01:20pm

re: #230 thedopefishlives

We all have our political regrets. At one time, I thought Sarah Palin was smart.

I thought Rick Perry was going to walk away with the nomination in 2012, and Scott Walker in 2016…

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petesh  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:01:23pm

re: #223 Stanley Sea

This is a really cool thing.

VERY cool!

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sagehen  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:02:48pm

re: #160 The Vicious Babushka

When I was a kid we had elephant joke books. And vegetable joke books. You don’t see those any more.

Why do elephants paint their toenails red?

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teleskiguy  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:03:15pm

re: #210 Stanley Sea

(I need help - how do I post a facebook post?)

It’s just like Twitter. Find the time stamp, paste that URL in a comment.

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Decatur Deb  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:03:31pm

re: #230 thedopefishlives

We all have our political regrets. At one time, I thought Sarah Palin was smart.

I liked Ike. (But I was only 14, and then he lied.)

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Stanley Sea  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:05:14pm

re: #239 petesh

VERY cool!

I am SO PROUD of him & his work with the homeless.

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thedopefishlives  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:05:17pm

re: #242 Decatur Deb

I liked Ike. (But I was only 14, and then he lied.)

Hey, so did Indiana Jones, and just look where he ended up.

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Decatur Deb  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:05:32pm

re: #232 Anymouse

I am already an erotic Romance novel editor so I have a jump on that.

They edit erotic Romance novels? How novel!

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InfidelOfFreedom  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:06:23pm

re: #240 sagehen

Why?

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No Depression  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:06:45pm
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Stanley Sea  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:07:43pm

Ima going to try again, because I want you all to watch. Thanks Teleski!

Facebook Post

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EPR-radar  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:07:48pm

re: #238 Wendell Zurkowitz (slave to the waffle light)

I thought Rick Perry was going to walk away with the nomination in 2012, and Scott Walker in 2016…

I still don’t understand what happened with Rick Perry in 2012. I know he had some bad debate performances, but since when is that a show-stopper for Republicans?

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thedopefishlives  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:08:53pm

re: #249 EPR-radar

I still don’t understand what happened with Rick Perry in 2012. I know he had some bad debate performances, but since when is that a show-stopper for Republicans?

I thought he stuck his foot in his mouth with some stupid thing or another. It’s tough to remember that particular clown car.

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Sherlock Hound  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:09:08pm

re: #172 Wendell Zurkowitz (slave to the waffle light)

Even “back in the day” Polish jokes were not considered funny. Mad Magazine inverted the trope in the 70’s, with a illustrated feature of Poles telling “American” jokes.

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Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:09:50pm

re: #249 EPR-radar

I still don’t understand what happened with Rick Perry in 2012. I know he had some bad debate performances, but since when is that a show-stopper for Republicans?

Really: he had the looks and the catchphrases…I think it was also a residual aversion to Bush and anyone even associated with his state.

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GlutenFreeJesus  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:10:31pm

Looks like they found a BUK Venturi part at the MH17 crash site. In other words. Russian equipment that only Russian troops or Russian-backed “rebels” had access to. Fired within the zone they controlled.

bbc.com

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sagehen  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:10:37pm

re: #246 InfidelOfFreedom

Why?

So they can hide in cherry trees.

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GlutenFreeJesus  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:11:30pm

re: #250 thedopefishlives

Meanwhile. Trump does that every single day, many times throughout.

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teleskiguy  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:11:35pm

re: #251 Sherlock Hound

Even “back in the day” Polish jokes were not considered funny. Mad Magazine inverted the trope in the 70’s, with a illustrated feature of Poles telling “American” jokes.

How do you know when the 8 p.m. flight is taking off at an American airport?

It’s midnight.

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Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:11:42pm

re: #251 Sherlock Hound

Even “back in the day” Polish jokes were not considered funny. Mad Magazine inverted the trope in the 70’s, with a illustrated feature of Poles telling “American” jokes.

Yes, and then there were jokes like:

How do WASPs do it doggy style?

She rolls over and plays dead while he sits up and begs.

How many WASPs do you need to change a light bulb?

Two: One to mix martinis and one to call the maid.

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EPR-radar  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:12:35pm

re: #250 thedopefishlives

I thought he stuck his foot in his mouth with some stupid thing or another. It’s tough to remember that particular clown car.

He did. IIRC the most amusing was Perry had a stump speech line about getting rid of three cabinet-level departments, but when asked he could only name two.

That by itself shouldn’t have been a deal-breaker. Now that I’m thinking about it, the deal-breaker was probably Perry’s moment of sanity/decency on illegal immigration.

The GOP clown show of 2012 was so much better than the GOP train wreck of this cycle.

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Decatur Deb  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:12:52pm

re: #250 thedopefishlives

I thought he stuck his foot in his mouth with some stupid thing or another. It’s tough to remember that particular clown car.

He Niedermeyered.

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Charles Johnson  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:13:17pm
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thedopefishlives  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:14:20pm

re: #255 GlutenFreeJesus

Meanwhile. Trump does that every single day, many times throughout.

Yes, but as opposed to the milquetoasts of the mainstream GOP, Trump just doubles down and gets more belligerent and basically bullies his way out of it.

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Blind Frog Belly White  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:15:44pm

re: #249 EPR-radar

I still don’t understand what happened with Rick Perry in 2012. I know he had some bad debate performances, but since when is that a show-stopper for Republicans?

He came across as dumb. And that ‘Three Departments’ thing really just confirmed it. He not only forgot the departments, he didn’t work a clean exit from the problem.

He was the Fred Thompson of 2012. In 2008, Fred Thompson was gonna DOMINATE! He was an actor, so he could talk, but he’d also been a Senator, and even Republican Counsel on the Watergate hearings. He’d be smart, articulate, folksy. Nobody else would stand a chance! His poll numbers rose till he was in first place.

Then he announced his candidacy, and his poll numbers started dropping. I think he was out before Super Tuesday.

Scott Walker, same thing - far more attractive as an idea than in the actual flesh.

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The Vicious Babushka  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:16:28pm

Yes, Huck went there.

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Charles Johnson  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:17:12pm
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Nyet  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:17:51pm

One of the first links at SDLRLA’s site:

sdlrla.com

The Name
Many people incorrectly translate the name, “La Raza,” as “the race.” While it is true that one meaning of “raza” in Spanish is indeed “race,” in Spanish, as in English and any other language, words can and do have multiple meanings. As noted in several online dictionaries, “La Raza” means “the people” or “the community.”
Translating our name as “the race” is not only inaccurate, it is factually incorrect. “Hispanic” is an ethnicity, not a race. As anyone who has ever met a Dominican American, Mexican American, or Spanish American can attest, Hispanics can be and are members of any and all races.
The term “La Raza” has its origins in early 20th century Latin American literature and translates into English most closely as “the people” or, according to some scholars, as “the Hispanic people of the New World.” The term was coined by Mexican scholar José Vasconcelos to reflect the fact that the people of Latin America are a mixture of many of the world’s races, cultures, and religions. In contrast, the term “Hispanic” has its origins in the 1970 U.S. Census, and the term “Latino” was officially adopted in 1997 by the U.S. Government in the ethnonym “Hispanic or Latino.”
Mistranslating “La Raza” to mean “the race” implies that it is a term meant to exclude others. In fact, the full term coined by Vasconcelos, “La Raza Cósmica,” meaning the “cosmic people,” was developed to reflect not purity but the mixture inherent in the Hispanic people. This is an inclusive concept, meaning that Hispanics share with all other peoples of the world a common heritage and destiny.
And this is not just SDLRLA’s interpretation. According to the American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, “La Raza” means:
“…Mexicans or Mexican Americans considered as a group, sometimes extending to all Spanish-speaking people of the Americas.”
Furthermore, MSNBC’s online Spanish-English website, Encarta, translates the term this way:
“Hispanic Spanish-speakers in the Americas: Mexicans, Mexican Americans, or Spanish-speaking people of the Americas, considered as a group.”
The Free Dictionary, available online, similarly finds that the term “La Raza”:
“…embodies the notion that traditional, exclusive concepts of race and nationality can be transcended in the name of humanity’s common destiny.”

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Sherlock Hound  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:18:39pm

re: #218 Altermite

Why not fly the flag at half-staff every day? Our forces are so large that someone, somewhere is dying for our freedom and for our nation’s sins, at any moment right now. Did you know that all of our veterans Sacrifice All, at some point in their lives?
/s /s /s

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Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:19:43pm

re: #264 Charles Johnson

The Sins of the Fathers must be atoned by the following generation!!!

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InfidelOfFreedom  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:20:08pm

re: #263 The Vicious Babushka

I’ve long had this feeling Huck may be the VP… He’s been a Trump guy from early on and he really riles up the evangelical crowd. Plus he has that phony nice guy persona that is so important when picking your yes men.

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The Vicious Babushka  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:20:10pm

SMOTI, Being The Stupidest Man On The Internets==>

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Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:20:32pm

re: #266 Sherlock Hound

Why not fly the flag at half-staff every day? Our forces are so large that someone, somewhere is dying for our freedom and for our nation’s sins, at any moment right now. Did you know that all of our veterans Sacrifice All, at some point in their lives?
/s /s /s

let’s just cut all our flagpoles off at half height…

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Decatur Deb  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:23:43pm

Our PBS, at 8:30—

Joan Baez 75th Birthday Celebration
Airdate: 6/1/16
Joan Baez celebrates her 75th birthday with help from David Bromberg, Jackson Browne, Mary Chapin Carpenter, Judy Collins, David Crosby, Emmylou Harris, Indigo Girls, Damien Rice, Paul Simon, Mavis Staples, Nano Stern and Richard Thompson in this concert from New York’s Beacon Theater. Included: “Blackbird”; “She Moved Through the Fair”; “Catch the Wind”; “Swing Low, Sweet Chariot”; “Don’t Think Twice, It’s All Right”; “Before the Deluge”; “Diamonds & Rust”; “The Boxer”; and “Forever Young.”

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Charles Johnson  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:24:28pm

Chuck C.

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Charles Johnson  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:24:57pm

Let’s try that again.

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thedopefishlives  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:25:07pm

re: #272 Charles Johnson

Chuck C.

No thanks, we’ve already got one.

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Decatur Deb  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:25:22pm

re: #272 Charles Johnson

Chuck C.

Have you thought of changing your name to something like “Dahmer” or “Manson”?

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thedopefishlives  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:26:14pm

re: #273 Charles Johnson

He won’t find any evidence that my parents became U.S. Citizens, either. Of course, that’s because they were born that way, but, hey, who’s counting?

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The Vicious Babushka  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:27:08pm

STUPIDEST MEME OF THE DAY==>

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Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:27:47pm

re: #276 thedopefishlives

He won’t find any evidence that my parents became U.S. Citizens, either. Of course, that’s because they were born that way, but, hey, who’s counting?

One can be a legal resident and not a citizen, but it is just to be assumed by DT supporters that Mexicans are all illegal rapist drug dealers…

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Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:28:28pm

re: #277 The Vicious Babushka

STUPIDEST MEME OF THE DAY==>

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A great distraction again from DT’s total lack of qualifications…

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The Vicious Babushka  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:28:30pm

Funny I don’t recall Bill Clinton ever saying that he’d like to date Chelsea, or posing for creepy ass pictures with Chelsea.

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Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:28:57pm

re: #280 The Vicious Babushka

Funny I don’t recall Bill Clinton ever saying that he’d like to date Chelsea, or posing for creepy ass pictures with Chelsea.

Nor is he running for President FFS…

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ObserverArt  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:31:18pm

re: #269 The Vicious Babushka

SMOTI, Being The Stupidest Man On The Internets==>

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Pre-Wall Illegals. Watch that become a term.

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The Very Reverend Battleaxe of Knowledge  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:31:54pm

re: #127 HappyWarrior

The good old days of course Nader talks about are when people of certain ethnic or religious groups weren’t allowed to do things like be in certain country clubs and things like that.

Nader’s aware he’s an Ay-rab…right?

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Targetpractice  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:32:07pm

re: #281 Wendell Zurkowitz (slave to the waffle light)

Nor is he running for President FFS…

As much as we’d love to have him back in the White House.

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jaunte  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:32:42pm

re: #277 The Vicious Babushka

Is our meme-makers learning standard English?

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7-y (Expectation of Great Things in Due Course)  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:33:34pm

re: #207 Backwoods_Sleuth

My house in the Appalachian backwoods is pre-Civil War era and “next door” is a vacant house more than a football field length away with tons of trees in between.
Somebody is breaking into my house and threatening me? Shotgun is my preference for the same reasons as yours.

I live in an 1870s farmhouse on a dirt road with few neighbors only five miles from the center of a major college town and have never locked my doors in coming on 30 years of living there this August. Haven’t used my rifle once and no one has ever broken in. Hmm.

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Charles Johnson  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:33:36pm
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Stanley Sea  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:34:15pm

CNN is really hammering trump.

yay

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Targetpractice  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:35:31pm

re: #287 Charles Johnson

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The “progressive” icon of the 00s, telling us how much nicer it was when we could make jokes about people who were different from us.

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Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:35:54pm

re: #288 Stanley Sea

CNN is really hammering trump.

yay

considering how much they fawned over him and gave him a free pass up til now, it’s about fucking time

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Mattand  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:37:10pm

re: #287 Charles Johnson

Jesus Christ, is Nader going Full Metal Begrudging Respect for Trump here?

Yeah, if I ran around shrieking like a one-man recruiting officer for Stormfront, I’d get a lot of attention, too.

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jaunte  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:37:50pm

She claims Trump is the victim of “judicial activism.”

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Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:38:13pm

re: #289 Targetpractice

The “progressive” icon of the 00s, telling us how much nicer it was when we could make jokes about people who were different from us.

We can still tell the same jokes, we just need to be aware that the circumstances have changed. As I mentioned earlier, I tell rude and offensive jokes only to people I know (and who understand and appreciate my sense of humor)

That is a lot different than telling jokes in a public setting or at work or on Twitter or the Internet in general.

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Mattand  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:38:31pm

re: #289 Targetpractice

The “progressive” icon of the 00s, telling us how much nicer it was when we could make jokes about people who were different from us.

Without the targets of the jokes pushing back, for fear of retaliation.

Which is what 90% of Americans who decry political correctness are really upset about.

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Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:40:06pm

re: #294 Mattand

Without the targets of the jokes pushing back, for fear of retaliation.

Which is what 90% of Americans who decry political correctness are really upset about.

Nobody is impinging on their freedom of speech, just reminding them that their Free Speech is not free of consequences.

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InfidelOfFreedom  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:40:45pm

re: #287 Charles Johnson

He also seemed creepily bothered that women no longer appreciate all those lovely compliments from complete strangers on the street. I guess we’re just too emotional to know better.

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Stanley Sea  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:40:46pm

re: #292 jaunte

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She claims Trump is the victim of “judicial activism.”

He can be president of his own lawsuit, but he cant be president of the USA.

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wrenchwench  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:41:13pm
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Nyet  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:41:59pm
Do you know, Lydia, there are no ethnic-joke books in bookstores anymore?

The horror.

*insert a joke of your choice about Nader’s ethnic heritage here*

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Eric The Fruit Bat  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:42:25pm

re: #293 Wendell Zurkowitz (slave to the waffle light)

That is a lot different than telling jokes in a public setting or at work or on Twitter or the Internet in general.

Twitter is the ultimate force multiplier. Careeers have been ruined by a unintended tweet.

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Stanley Sea  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:42:28pm

re: #298 wrenchwench

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I want to make one that says rump roast.

Make America crockpot again.

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jaunte  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:42:31pm

re: #297 Stanley Sea

She claims tens of thousand “approvals” of Trump University at some website. Sounds like an online poll.

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Decatur Deb  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:43:57pm

re: #294 Mattand

Without the targets of the jokes pushing back, for fear of retaliation.

Don’t think they played that rule at the South Side bars in Pittsburgh.

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InfidelOfFreedom  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:44:10pm

re: #302 jaunte

She claims tens of thousand “approvals” of Trump University at some website. Sounds like an online poll.

Can’t remember the source… but I recall reading that they were often heavily pressured into those endorsements, and many recanted after the fact.

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Stanley Sea  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:45:22pm

re: #302 jaunte

She claims tens of thousand “approvals” of Trump University at some website. Sounds like an online poll.

This is their classic rebuttal, but the news people never ever mention the people who brought the fucking lawsuit.

Sure, you’ve got some idiots who praise the course, but you’ve got others who brought suit in several states.

I pfaw at the TV every single time.

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Nyet  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:45:39pm

Why do you need other jokes, Nader, you have yourself.

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Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:48:06pm

re: #299 Nyet

Do you know, Lydia, there are no ethnic-joke books in bookstores anymore?

This is not because they are illegal or censored, it is mainly a business decision on the part of the store owners. They do not wish to be associated with that kind of material.

But the whole anti-PC narrative is that people are being persecuted for “speaking freely”.

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Eric The Fruit Bat  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:49:18pm

Obama called Bernie Sanders Sunday: CBS News

President Obama called Sen. Bernie Sanders Sunday afternoon, according to a source familiar with the conversation, reports CBS News’ Julianna Goldman.

While the source didn’t characterize the conversation, Sanders spokesman told CBS News’ Kylie Atwood that the two have spoken on multiple occasions.

The call between the two lasted 30-45 minutes, CBS News’ Nancy Cordes reported. Sanders also spoke with the president by phone in mid-May.

The Vermont senator took the president’s call on the side of the road in the financial district in San Francisco, at around 2:30 p.m. ET. Atwood said that as the press bus drove by, Sanders could be seen standing on Market Street, legal pad in hand, as he talked on a cell phone.

Atwood asked Sanders about the conversation Tuesday, but he declined to say much about it.

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Stanley Sea  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:49:19pm

Do not dismiss #nevertrump

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InfidelOfFreedom  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:49:27pm

re: #302 jaunte

She claims tens of thousand “approvals” of Trump University at some website. Sounds like an online poll.

Also… I’m sure many of those endorsements are from people as real as John Barron.

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Nyet  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:49:55pm

re: #307 Wendell Zurkowitz (slave to the waffle light)

You can’t even use the N-word peacefully anymore, what has America come to?

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The Vicious Babushka  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:50:43pm

re: #304 InfidelOfFreedom

Can’t remember the source… but I recall reading that they were often heavily pressured into those endorsements, and many recanted after the fact.

At Trump University, Students Recall Pressure to Give Positive Reviews

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InfidelOfFreedom  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:51:11pm

re: #312 The Vicious Babushka

Thanks!

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Nyet  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:51:12pm

re: #309 Stanley Sea

Primary means nothing. Let’s see how he votes in the general.

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Skip Intro  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:53:20pm

re: #299 Nyet

The horror.

*insert a joke of your choice about Nader’s ethnic heritage here*

“Do you know, Lydia, that there are hardly any bookstores any more?”

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Nyet  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:54:41pm

re: #315 Skip Intro

Speaking of which,

amazon.com

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Stanley Sea  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:54:53pm

re: #314 Nyet

Primary means nothing. Let’s see how he votes in the general.

Cynical you!

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MsJ  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:56:14pm

re: #118 GlutenFreeJesus

And if it was a 20%+ margin of victory for Hillary, him not conceding would be even that much more wonderful to see. Seriously. I hope he cries, and Melania dumps him.

I hope every business concern he is involved with fails spectacularly.

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Skip Intro  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:56:17pm

re: #312 The Vicious Babushka

At Trump University, Students Recall Pressure to Give Positive Reviews

Once again a reminder of how Trump is nothing but a thug. He could have been a Mafia enforcer if his hands weren’t so small.

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Backwoods_Sleuth  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:57:31pm

re: #286 7-y (Expectation of Great Things in Due Course)

I live in an 1870s farmhouse on a dirt road with few neighbors only five miles from the center of a major college town and have never locked my doors in coming on 30 years of living there this August. Haven’t used my rifle once and no one has ever broken in. Hmm.

same here.

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Decatur Deb  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:58:09pm

re: #318 MsJ

I hope every business concern he is involved with fails spectacularly.

I hope he has a blinding moment of enlightenment and finds joy in a life of penance in a Trappist monastery.

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BeachDem  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:58:59pm

re: #223 Stanley Sea

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I can’t figure it out. PLEASE click the iframe button. This is a pretty big deal to my Brother. Justin Timberlake liked & responded to a video made by the organization my brother works for in Orlando. My brother is in the video in several places.

This is a really cool thing.

Fabulous! (Can’t stop the smiling.)

Thanks for the lift. And thanks to your brother and everyone like him.

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Skip Intro  Jun 6, 2016 • 4:59:47pm

re: #316 Nyet

Speaking of which,

amazon.com

Trump should see if he could buy the entire print run for ten cents a piece and hand then out at his rallies. Then he could read his favorite ones to the mob. It would be HUUUUGE.

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Bubblehead II  Jun 6, 2016 • 5:09:42pm

Evening Lizards. A quick question for all of you and Charles. Have any of you ACTUALLY printed out one of the tRump bumper stickers?
I ask this as my bumper sticker stock just arrived and I don’t want to waste it or ink on trial runs if I don’t have to. Suggestions gratefully accepted. Thanks

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Joe Bacon  Jun 6, 2016 • 5:25:50pm

re: #65 The Vicious Babushka

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Oh I would love to have one of those shipped to me!!!!!!!!!

It looks soooooooooooooooooooo heavenly!

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majii  Jun 6, 2016 • 5:43:29pm

re: #304 InfidelOfFreedom

I remember reading, too, that some of the individuals who are former Trump U., students were paid for those videos in which they now claimed that the courses “helped them soooo much.”

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NoSoapForYou  Jun 6, 2016 • 11:10:49pm


Is this acceptable by community standards? You know, just for future reference….

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Rocky-in-Connecticut  Jun 7, 2016 • 6:37:10am

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