White House Finger Pointing Drops To A New Low

[columbus]

It's causing tremendous organizing with a horde of well-qualified candidates who will sweep the forces trying to lead America down a dark path. The dark forces will go down to utter defeat.

Really?
Where are you seeing this?
What I am seeing is a bunch of neoLibatives prepping to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory.
Again.
As usual.
Tom

 

[Srivijaya]

When the finger points:

 

[sun rise]

Where are you seeing this?
What I am seeing is a bunch of neoLibatives

I see it all over the place where name callers don't look.

 

[columbus]

I see it all over the place where name callers don't look.

That's not very specific.
Sounds like the Democrats planning how they were going to capitalize on Hillary Clinton's yuuge victory and the yuuge majorities on Capitol Hill.
Tom

 

[Sunstone]

But why should anyone be surprised. Small minded twelve year-old mentality produces small minded twelve year-old responses.

What's particularly galling is that Trump presumes the White House, rather than an establishment belonging to all Americans, is his personal instrument to do with as he wishes, but what's new. The idiot barrels along as he pleases regardless of any breaches in Presidential propriety. . . . . . . . come to think of it, I doubt he's even aware there is such a thing.


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Breaking News: Porn Industry Worried Its Association With White House May Harm Its Image

 

[sun rise]

That's not very specific.
Sounds like the Democrats planning how they were going to capitalize on Hillary Clinton's yuuge victory and the yuuge majorities on Capitol Hill.
Tom

Just keep ignoring what is happening. Honor, integrity, honesty and many other virtues will be restored once the current gang of bad actors is gone. The "mess of pottage" that the right has sold their "birthright" for is one lesson from the current mess.

 

[Kuzcotopia]

It does cause an awful amount whining and complaining.

You get what you wish for. See you in November. . . You're political stance of "don't care. . . as long as liberals cry about it" strategy works better when you're the minority in government.

That way, you can complain about what color the president's outfit is, or what kind of mustard the president puts on a sandwich. . . Something to look forward to for ya!

 

[Enoch07]

That way, you can complain about what color the president's outfit is, or what kind of mustard the president puts on a sandwich. . . Something to look forward to for ya!

I don't care about these petty things.

 

[Falvlun]

But why should anyone be surprised. Small minded twelve year-old mentality produces small minded twelve year-old responses.

What's particularly galling is that Trump presumes the White House, rather than an establishment belonging to all Americans, is his personal instrument to do with as he wishes, but what's new. The idiot barrels along as he pleases regardless of any breaches in Presidential propriety. . . . . . . . come to think of it, I doubt he's even aware there is such a thing.


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I dunno. I think this just goes to show that Republicans really are masters at communication. They are just so much better at getting their points and policies and yes, even party proporganda, out to the masses. I mean, dang, I wish Obama would have pushed back harder against Republican obstructionism.

And honestly, I kinda agree with the root of the message, despite its hypocrisy: that it’s messed up that a funding bill and DACA legislations are somehow being intertwined. I think it’s a crying shame that unrelated businesss is smooshed together but I understand that that’s how politics is done. But it’s frustrating. I want the budget and tax bills and DACA and healthcare legislation reviewed and voted on their own merit and not on whether it happens to have something attached that will get some votes.

 

[idav]

I dunno. I think this just goes to show that Republicans really are masters at communication. They are just so much better at getting their points and policies and yes, even party proporganda, out to the masses. I mean, dang, I wish Obama would have pushed back harder against Republican obstructionism.

And honestly, I kinda agree with the root of the message, despite its hypocrisy: that it’s messed up that a funding bill and DACA legislations are somehow being intertwined. I think it’s a crying shame that unrelated businesss is smooshed together but I understand that that’s how politics is done. But it’s frustrating. I want the budget and tax bills and DACA and healthcare legislation reviewed and voted on their own merit and not on whether it happens to have something attached that will get some votes.

That is frustrating but what’s more frustrating is them sitting on their thumbs for so long to the last minute when they’ve talked about this stuff for months. They’ve known it would be an issue and the budget affects so much more, they can’t agree on defense spending or health care or VA benefits. They may as well vote in each department separately, might go faster. Trump told Congress to act on DACA since September, giving them six months, which is interesting considering he’s the one that decided to expire it. This article says Congress should have had something to replace even longer ago.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news...a-deportation-protections-dreamers/622855001/