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his cult can continue to rule America with Electoral College and Senate even while the other party is majority
richwicks saysWhat disappoints me is that people are so goddamned stupid.
Let me guess.
You believe 9/11 was an inside job - right?
Tim Aurora saysWhat, no comments on something positive we have achieved over the years
Nice. Part of the reason probably is that population ages, and there are less males in the most violent age group (late teens to twenties). And, while this might be unpopular on Patnet, there are rather convincing studies linking decrease in violent crime to access to abortions.
richwicks saysOK.... So how is this corruption?
Because Trump did not use an elected office he held to shake those industries down like Biden did for Hunter, that's why.
You confuse 'nepotism' for 'corruption'. Buy a dictionary. Study it.
NuttBoxer saysExcept that I think you're all fucked. But be honest, show me how Trump has been any different than Obama, fundamentally different. Defense spending? Troops in Middle East? Accountability for evil banks? Illegals?
Uummmmm...what alternate reality have you been living in?
Trump could not even make it to ticket. In 2016 , he only got elected due to Russia.
richwicks saysObama was a 1st term JUNIOR senator in 2004, and catapulted to the presidency because absolute garbage were running, and he was an unknown, who turned out to be absolute garbage.
Trump could not even make it to ticket. In 2016 , he only got elected due to Russia.
The National Election was rigged with a few thousand dollars from Russia
richwicks saysNepotism can be corruption
True. But it isn't in this case. Hunter Biden's on the other hand: We have Joe caught on video BRAGGING that is exactly what he did.
Hypothetically, supposing the president learns that one of the presidential candidate is corrupted and accepting bribes from an other country, what should he do to prosecute the candidate without apparent conflict of interest?
No, but they are democratically elected house
Didn't you realize that the United States government lies?
Hypothetically, supposing the president learns that one of the presidential candidate is corrupted and accepting bribes from an other country, what should he do to prosecute the candidate without apparent conflict of interest?
What if the corruption happens in an other country? The FBI should investigate it?
Clearly he shouldn't be personally involved in it. No personal lawyer or other private operation. No personal call to Ukraine's president. This was stupid in the best case.
richwicks saysDidn't you realize that the United States government lies?
Yes it lies.
But it is also bumbling and stupid. There is no way in freaking hell they could pull something like that off and not have one single leak in nearly 20 years.
Let alone leave behind a trace of reasonable evidence.
There would be dozens of various US government departments involved to cover it up. How do you keep them all quiet?
There is more than enough to criticize about US foreign policy and political/corporation corruption right out in the open - I don't see why people have to go full on 9/11 truther and infowars crazy.
I am a "conspiracy theorist". I believe men and women of wealth and power conspire. If you don't think so, then you are what is called "an idiot". If you believe stuff but fear the label, you are what is called "a coward".
Bitch of it is: It is slamming everyone, not just UBI recipients.
Also this:
Or, as I said previously: Is it just me?
Just 5 more years of TDS.
Trump could not even make it to ticket. In 2016 , he only got elected due to Russia.
6rdB saysAnd, while this might be unpopular on Patnet, there are rather convincing studies linking decrease in violent crime to access to abortions.
Yep. Read the Freakonomics
http://freakonomics.com/podcast/abortion/
Is this fake news?
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BayArea saysIs this fake news?
You're probably just not taking into account what "rate per 1000 means."
And, somehow, Manaford refused compensation and suddenly volunteered to run the Trump campaign after 10 years in the Ukraine because Trump was such an inspiration and icon of the values he holds dear? Everyone is supposed to believe that?
I’m pretty convinced that this is why liberals push so hard for abortion access
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