Random Politics & Religion #34

Lefty media favor outrage while righty media favors praise, but both feature all Trump all the time.

the majority of people don't even watch the news.

pewresearch..

you got the left and right going after each other, which is entertaining in small doses, but most people couldn't be forced to give a ***at gunpoint, they don't care about the news, they don't care about politics, hell they don't even vote.

Trump: "There was no collusion. My boss Putin said so."
Me: "M'hm. Yeah. I'll believe the U.S intel community over you, you lying sack of *** ***."

Trump: "There was no collusion. My boss Putin said so."
Me: "M'hm. Yeah. I'll believe the U.S intel community over you, you lying sack of *** ***."

I'll remember this quote when the investigation ends, no collusion was found, and you're whining and calling for the investigators to be hanged for treason.

Both, you and CJ, have dumb comments.

90% of the comments on this site are dumb comments (if I'm being generous). That doesn't equate me with that lunatic, however.

And what's with pretending to be in the middle of the road all of a sudden? Did Flavin hack your account?

I've said it before: If Trump and people like Nunes end up in prison, it will start with the NRA and Russian money laundering through the NRA at Torshin's hands.

...
Trump’s coddling of Putin prompted Trump criticism to reached a fresh threshold, as the press and politicians started flinging a new, shocking descriptor that burns like acid when it lands: In their new stinging formulation, Trump isn’t just a lout or a loon, a firebrand or an opportunist, he’s a traitor.

New York Times columnist Charles M. Blow was among the first to apply the “T” word to the president in a prescient Monday piece titled “Trump, Treasonous Traitor,” which appeared just hours before the presser. “It was nothing short of treasonous,” former CIA Director John Brennan tweeted of Trump’s press conference performance. “I’m so sorry the Commander-in-chief is a traitor,” tweeted Michael Moore, agreeing with Brennan for the first time ever. Tea Party stalwart Joe Walsh said the same. “Trump the Traitor,” read the headline on Boston Globe columnist Michael A. Cohen’s Monday afternoon piece. He concluded, “Trump is a clear and present danger to US national security.”

Other voices from both parties concurred without actually using the T-word. Sen. Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.) called Trump’s kowtowing to Putin “shameful.” In a statement, Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) said Trump had “abased himself ... abjectly before a tyrant.” “Disgraceful,” wrote Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.). “Shameful,” wrote Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.). “Indefensible,” wrote former U.N. Ambassador Samantha Power. “Useful idiot,” wrote journalist David Corn. “Disgraceful,” reiterated CNN anchor Anderson Cooper. “Dangerous and reckless,” wrote Sen. Bob Casey (D-Pa.). “Donald Trump is either an asset of Russian intelligence or really enjoys playing one on TV,” wrote New York Times columnist Thomas L. Friedman. American academic and diplomat Eliot A. Cohen added this on Twitter, “The word treason is so strong that we must use it carefully. But that press conference has brought the President of the United States right up to that dark, dark shore.” ...

ftfy ?

sidenote: does not mean fuk that, fuk you.

Trump is not middle aged unless I still am too.

Rav, you're the far-right version of me. Stop trying to pretend you aren't.

Some Dare Call It Treason

Trump’s bizarre summit with Putin has his critics reaching for new epithets.
Politico


CJ is no longer only standing with the Daily Kos.

Beyond that, I don't think people consider how incredibly hypocritical it is for the U.S. to complain about others meddling in our elections. The CIA has been pulling this crap since the 40s.