President Trump
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newfie
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newfie
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if Obama had sanctioned the hell out of Russia then that would already be in place . why do you libs always blame repubs for things your lib leaders failed to do?
MAKAVELI
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Operational needs
Virescit Vulnere Virtus
And just think, they will one day breed and multiply if they don’t kill themselves first.
Babagounj
Strength through joy
My hatred of Donald Trump has been bottomless. Then my car broke down outside the Women’s March in DC.
I spent a Saturday this month at the Women’s March in Washington, D.C., and I arrived home feeling heartbroken. It was the last way I expected to feel.
My fury has been bottomless. I drink my morning coffee from a cup that says, “I hate to wake up when Donald Trump is President.” My husband and I, while reading the latest Trump news, routinely turn to each other and mutter, “I just hate him so much.” The constancy of my outrage has been exhausting, yet I have not yet found a way to quell it – nearly each day has brought a new reason to stoke the fire.
We were about 90 minutes south of D.C. when I heard a terrible popping sound. I assumed I had blown a tire and headed toward the nearest exit. The popping was followed by screeching – were we now driving on metal? Luckily, there was a gas station right off the exit and I pulled in.
Before I could do anything but park my grey Prius, a man rushed over.
It turned out that I hadn’t blown a tire; a huge piece of plastic underneath the front bumper had come loose, causing the screeching as it scraped along the road. After determining that he couldn’t cut the plastic off, he ran over to his car to grab some zip ties so that he could secure the piece back in place.
“Just ask any redneck like me what you can do with zip ties – well, zip ties and duct tape. You can solve almost any car problem. You’ll get home safe,” he said, turning to his teenage son, who had been standing nearby. “You can say that again,” his son agreed.
As I drove home, I felt the full extent to which Trump has actually diminished my own desire to be kind. He is keeping me so outraged that I hold ill will toward others on a daily basis. Trump is not just ruining our nation, he is ruining me. By the end of the drive, I felt heartbroken
I spent a Saturday this month at the Women’s March in Washington, D.C., and I arrived home feeling heartbroken. It was the last way I expected to feel.
My fury has been bottomless. I drink my morning coffee from a cup that says, “I hate to wake up when Donald Trump is President.” My husband and I, while reading the latest Trump news, routinely turn to each other and mutter, “I just hate him so much.” The constancy of my outrage has been exhausting, yet I have not yet found a way to quell it – nearly each day has brought a new reason to stoke the fire.
We were about 90 minutes south of D.C. when I heard a terrible popping sound. I assumed I had blown a tire and headed toward the nearest exit. The popping was followed by screeching – were we now driving on metal? Luckily, there was a gas station right off the exit and I pulled in.
Before I could do anything but park my grey Prius, a man rushed over.
It turned out that I hadn’t blown a tire; a huge piece of plastic underneath the front bumper had come loose, causing the screeching as it scraped along the road. After determining that he couldn’t cut the plastic off, he ran over to his car to grab some zip ties so that he could secure the piece back in place.
“Just ask any redneck like me what you can do with zip ties – well, zip ties and duct tape. You can solve almost any car problem. You’ll get home safe,” he said, turning to his teenage son, who had been standing nearby. “You can say that again,” his son agreed.
As I drove home, I felt the full extent to which Trump has actually diminished my own desire to be kind. He is keeping me so outraged that I hold ill will toward others on a daily basis. Trump is not just ruining our nation, he is ruining me. By the end of the drive, I felt heartbroken
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She doesn't seem to get the redneck fellow most likely voted for Trump. That people like her routinely disparage Trump voters. That people like that fellow have been pushed aside and left behind in too many places. Democrats wanting to regain power back had better address the problems of the working class instead of the problems of the nonvoting undocumented immigrants.
I have a redneck friend just like this guy (better mechanic probably) and I just wish Trump would stop screwing them over.
upsgrunt
Well-Known Member
Oh yeah, if only Hillary were president so that they'd get some relief.
At least he could hate her for screwing him. He still think Donald cares.Oh yeah, if only Hillary were president so that they'd get some relief.
Appears millions getting tax relief know he cares.
Here. We'll take away your $15000 healthcare subsidy and you can keep $2000.
Can you explain how that's a good deal?
Catatonic
Nine Lives
The people getting $15k in a subsidy weren't paying enough in taxes to get $2000 back. Or even $200. Why do you insist on hurting the many to help the few? And Cadillac plan help at that.
B
Because helping the few helps the many. Ask Jesus.
Catatonic
Nine Lives
Fake news
Catatonic
Nine Lives
I know libs don't like math (according to Katy Tur on MSNBC) but that's the only rational & objective explanation I can think of.
