LAST EDITED ON Jan-25-19 AT 11:02AM (MST)[p]>Well, a quick read of the
>threads on the political forum
>shows that some things never
>change. As usual, the
>posts are full of name
>calling, there is very little
>fruitful discussion, and both sides
>are deeply entrenched. Not
>too different from the current
>situation in Washington DC.
>
I have made a vow to stop name calling and simply use a term like Trump supporters. Trump is terrible in almost everything he does. Have you noticed that anyone who flies close to the Trump orbit ends up diminished for having come near him? That says a lot about the guy.
>As somebody who voted for Trump,
>likes most of his policies,
>but dislikes many of his
>tweets and statements, I will
>say that I am concerned
>by the number of people
>close to Trump that seem
>to have been involved in
>illegal or corrupt activities (even
>thought most of those activities
>are unrelated to the campaign).
Have you looked at the Stone Indictment? If proven true it has everything to do with the Trump Campaign
Read it:
https://www.lawfareblog.com/document-indictment-roger-stone
> That being said, I
>am equally concerned by the
>disparate treatment/scrutiny that Trump and
>his buddies have received compared
>to Hillary Clinton and folks
>on the left. And
>I believe that we would
>uncover plently of dirt if
>Hillary received the same level
>of scrutiny that Trump has
>received.
Who has appointed the immediate past and the future Attorney General? Why didn't the House Oversight Committee investigate all things Hillary when Republicans had the gavel for the last couple of years? You can whine and complain about Hillary dirt but if the Trump's appointees and Republicans with power to subpoena records don't go after her what does that say?
>When I hear Founder and
>others saying that Trump is
>terrible and he has got
>to go, my question is
>who will replace him?
>Would Hillary Clinton have been
>a better option? I
>suppose the answer to that
>question depends on your political
>views but I will take
>Trump and the headaches that
>go along with his tweeting
>and his prior affairs any
>day over what we would
>have gotten if Hillary were
>elected. Trump is not
>perfect and I will not
>try to defend everything he
>says or does but I
>voted for him and I
>will likely vote for again
>unless there is a better
>candidate that has a realistic
>chance of winning.
> To
>Founder and others who hate
>Trump, would you prefer Bernie
>Sanders, Hillary Clinton, Elizabeth Warren,
>Kamala Harris, Beto O'Rourke or
>Michael Avenatti?
That is a BS argument, Trump is a flawed leader who is doing permanent and lasting harm to both the conservative movement and the Republican brand. Disliking Trump is not equal to loving and wanting Democrats that is complete and total BS.
> I have
>many friends who are Democrats
>and many of them are
>concerned with the direction the
>Democratic party is heading.
>It seems like a race
>to see who can move
>further to the left toward
>socialism, medicare for all, "free"
>college, open borders, etc.
>That does not seem like
>a roadmap for success and
>propserity. Our current political
>system is a mess but
>we have to vote for
>someone.
Everyone should be concerned with whack job liberals moving further left. What is curious is that you say you will continue to vote for the one person whose own antics makes people turn away in disgust and as you say then they say, "well I have to vote for someone, I guess a socialist who acts like an adult isn't as bad as a guy who acts like a two year old". That is what is going to happen.
>
>Ok, now light me up!
>
>-Hawkeye-
>
>My Favorite Expo Tag Quotes:
>
>"It is fair to ask how
>much comes in with the
>five dollar application fees and
>how much went onto the
>ground.? Don Peay of
>SFW during 3/31/2005 Wildlife Board
>Meeting.
>
>"There will be a full accounting
>of how the applications fees
>are spent.? Don Peay
>of SFW - 9/26/2006 -
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