Yep, one comment from Trump certainly must mean that he wants a Dictatorship and a police state - get a grip loser
Trump: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
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Come on, PJ, you did the, "It was the one time and he took it back" bit a while back, right before I set out several examples over time of him encouraging roughing up protesters at his pre-election rallies. This isn't a lapse, it's a habit.
It's baffling that a supposedly educated man would not realize that even the president is restrained by law.
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Not PC. The police are here to serve and protect. Not rough up or beat.
Conservatives, including "The Donald," spent the last 8 years undermining Barrack Obama's right to be President, questioning the authenticity of his American birth certificate.
Now they expect that their President is entitled to "a free ride" - even when he repeatedly makes inappropriate comments!
The "making a joke" excuse just doesn't wash - Trump and his entourage have repeatedly resorted to that excuse as their "fall-back" position over the last 18 months, rather than retract those comments and issue an apology!
Part of becoming an American president is the willingness to assume the responsibility that your words have consequences!
People get roughed up :idunno:
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Do you think that a President who doesn't believe in the need to seek God's forgiveness from sin (because he rarely makes mistakes) is someone to whom Christians should be providing their unquestioning support?
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It's simply amazing that Trump rules the world :chuckle:
exminister
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Just like Nebuchadnezzar. And like him Trump is full of pride which God condemns.
A couple of true stories.
Trump calls White House "a real dump."
I'm not sure if that's a criticism or he's just feeling at home now.
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And finally, a Republican Flake we can all admire.
Republican Senator Jeff Flake, of Arizona, is golden. In his recently published book, the stalwart conservative took his own party and president to task, noting among other complaints that being conservative, especially with regard to foreign policy, requires a certain deportment, sobriety, and measured approach that our allies can depend upon, a methodology absent in the current adminstration. "Protectionism and isolationism," said Flake, "are not conservative values."
Trump calls White House "a real dump."
I'm not sure if that's a criticism or he's just feeling at home now.
lain:And finally, a Republican Flake we can all admire.
Republican Senator Jeff Flake, of Arizona, is golden. In his recently published book, the stalwart conservative took his own party and president to task, noting among other complaints that being conservative, especially with regard to foreign policy, requires a certain deportment, sobriety, and measured approach that our allies can depend upon, a methodology absent in the current adminstration. "Protectionism and isolationism," said Flake, "are not conservative values."
You admire Flake? For that? Do you see a lot of protectionism and isolationism? I like Representatives that DON'T write booksA couple of true stories.
Trump calls White House "a real dump."
I'm not sure if that's a criticism or he's just feeling at home now.
And finally, a Republican Flake we can all admire.
Republican Senator Jeff Flake, of Arizona, is golden. In his recently published book, the stalwart conservative took his own party and president to task, noting among other complaints that being conservative, especially with regard to foreign policy, requires a certain deportment, sobriety, and measured approach that our allies can depend upon, a methodology absent in the current adminstration. "Protectionism and isolationism," said Flake, "are not conservative values."
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I admire the nerve. And I agree with a few of his criticisms. I haven't read his book yet.
For standing up to his party on principle? Sure.
I don't see a lot of anything from this administration beyond rhetoric. But that rhetoric is in line with the criticism.
But then, you like presidents who can't write a sentence without a personal pronoun.
I wish I had the time to be a Senator AND write a book
I wish you were too busy to write a sentence.
I wish you actually used your higher education to be something other than Mr. Mom :chuckle:I wish you were too busy to write a sentence.
Sort of like Gingrich having found time, paper, and ink to waste on that book of his on your false idol, Don the Con.
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When you were a kid your coloring book just looked like one page of whatever shade caught your eye, didn't it.
In any event, I have been using that expanding education, but that would be under "none of your" in the business column.
How could you say such a thing? :kookoo:When you were a kid your coloring book just looked like the business column.
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