Alt-Trump

[Danoh]

The following video interview of Moore supporter: Brooke Baldwin, is a perfect example of the typical...Trump supporter..."logic."

Roy Moore Backer Likens Molestation to Stealing a Lawnmower in Horrifying Interview

https://www.alternet.org/news-amp-p...ation-stealing-lawnmower-horrifying-interview

 

[Danoh]

On top of her support of a rapist.

Which is no different from that of the typical Trump supporter's support of Admitted Sexual Predator: Trump.

One wrong does not...excuse another.

 

[patrick jane]

Danoh 2020

 

[Danoh]

Danoh 2020

No, but I'd vote for Tam

 

[jgarden]

And there you have it folks.
They are not interested in morality, but only Trump.
Bring up Trump - fair game.
Bring up Clinton - foul.
They don't want their candidates brought up because they know it makes mush out of their morality outcry,

Rumour has it that Bill and Hillary Clinton are now private citizens - "The Donald" is supposed to be the President, so why doesn't he act like one?

American Presidents are not in the habit of publically ordering THEIR (not the nation's) Attorney General to appoint a Special Council to prosecute their political opponents!

The idea that the justice system should be impartial, independent from outside influences including that of the White House, appears to be an "alien" concept for this President!

Trump prefers the "Vladimir Putin" school of justice, where an authoritarian President determines guilt or innocence!

 

[annabenedetti]

Rumour has it that Bill and Hillary Clinton are now private citizens

Considering how much attention they get around here, you coulda fooled me. :chuckle:

 

[The Barbarian]

Considering how much attention they get around here, you coulda fooled me. :chuckle:

They do what they can, with what they have, I suppose. Right now, any diversion would be better than the news coming in from all sides.

 

[Tambora]

Rumour has it that Bill and Hillary Clinton are now private citizens

It's no rumor.
It is also no rumor that Bill was a President and Hillary ran for the Presidency but lost.

"The Donald" is supposed to be the President, so why doesn't he act like one?

If he acts like the President we had during the Clinton Presidency, he'll have to get busy molesting women in the White House.
So you will have to be more specific about which President all Presidents should act like.

American Presidents are not in the habit of publically ordering THEIR (not the nation's) Attorney General to appoint a Special Council to prosecute their political opponents!

Was he prosecuted? For what?

 

[Rusha]

Considering how much attention they get around here, you coulda fooled me. :chuckle:

Well, she is extremely busy with her administration, you know.

 

[Rusha]

Rumour has it that Bill and Hillary Clinton are now private citizens - "The Donald" is supposed to be the President, so why doesn't he act like one?

American Presidents are not in the habit of publically ordering THEIR (not the nation's) Attorney General to appoint a Special Council to prosecute their political opponents!

The idea that the justice system should be impartial, independent from outside influences including that of the White House, appears to be an "alien" concept for this President!

Trump prefers the "Vladimir Putin" school of justice, where an authoritarian President determines guilt or innocence!

Sour grapes. He is fuming because he knows that more than half the country considers him an illegitimate president due to his colluding with Russia as well as losing the popular vote by over 2.5 million votes ,,,

 

[annabenedetti]

In one of the more bat-crazy angles of the Roy Moore story, fan boys of Sean Hannity who were mad at Keurig for pulling advertising from Hannity's show starting smashing their Keurig machines and posting the videos to social media because apparently they thought destroying what they'd paid for would "offend liberals."

Anyway, Keurig seems to have made out all right anyway - Hannity is now giving away 500 Keurigs.

And social media continues its race to the lowest common denominator.

 

[Danoh]

In one of the more bat-crazy angles of the Roy Moore story, fan boys of Sean Hannity who were mad at Keurig for pulling advertising from Hannity's show starting smashing their Keurig machines and posting the videos to social media because apparently they thought destroying what they'd paid for would "offend liberals."

Anyway, Keurig seems to have made out all right anyway - Hannity is now giving away 500 Keurigs.

And social media continues its race to the lowest common denominator.

:thumb:

and...

:rotfl:

 

[patrick jane]

Sour grapes. He is fuming because he knows that more than half the country considers him an illegitimate president due to his colluding with Russia as well as losing the popular vote by over 2.5 million votes ,,,

Illegitimate or not - Trump is your President :rotfl:

 

[The Barbarian]

If he acts like the President we had during the Clinton Presidency, he'll have to get busy molesting women in the White House.

Actually, "molested" involves force, or at least coercion. Bill got caught because Monica couldn't resist bragging about who she was involved with.

Something like "because I'm a celebrity, I can grab women (deleted)and they'll let me."

 

[Tambora]

In one of the more bat-crazy angles of the Roy Moore story, fan boys of Sean Hannity who were mad at Keurig for pulling advertising from Hannity's show starting smashing their Keurig machines and posting the videos to social media because apparently they thought destroying what they'd paid for would "offend liberals."

That protest of smashing them was because of the fake news reports from the left that Hannity was DEFENDING Moore during the interview, which was false.
Keurig removed their support without investigating if that was true.
It wasn't, and they apologized to Hannity.

It's nice to have the whole story.

Anyway, Keurig seems to have made out all right anyway - Hannity is now giving away 500 Keurigs.

Yep, in support of conflict being resolved.
Kudos to Keurigs for admitting their error.

And social media continues its race to the lowest common denominator.

On both sides.
That's not going to change.

 

[annabenedetti]

That protest of smashing them was because of the fake news reports from the left that Hannity was DEFENDING Moore during the interview, which was false.
Keurig removed their support without investigating if that was true.
It wasn't, and they apologized to Hannity.

It's nice to have the whole story.

Actually, the CEO of Keurig apologized to his employees for "any negativity they may have experienced."

On both sides.
That's not going to change.

It must be hard to beat a dead horse yet at the same time trying to ride it.

 

[Danoh]

The Infamous Four...sexual predators (in that picture, up and to right of that Liberal on the rightl, outside of that picture.


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