For those who need proof of election fraud....

Here is an illustration of why Trump is a big pile of....


A plane crashed in the Hudson River in 2009. When the captain of the plane was in the hospital, a reporter asked if he felt like a hero. He said "There were no heroes today."


If Trump had been piloting that plane, and he was asked that question, his reply would have been:


"That was fantastic. The passengers needed me. No other pilot could have saved that plane. And everybody knows it. They were lucky I was the pilot today."

Here is an illustration of why Trump is a big pile of....


A plane crashed in the Hudson River in 2009. When the captain of the plane was in the hospital, a reporter asked if he felt like a hero. He said "There were no heroes today."


If Trump had been piloting that plane, and he was asked that question, his reply would have been:


"That was fantastic. The passengers needed me. No other pilot could have saved that plane. And everybody knows it. They were lucky I was the pilot today." Originally Posted by VitaMan

Nice Adam Schiff impersonation. You’re just like him.

Here is an illustration of why Trump is a big pile of....


A plane crashed in the Hudson River in 2009. When the captain of the plane was in the hospital, a reporter asked if he felt like a hero. He said "There were no heroes today."


If Trump had been piloting that plane, and he was asked that question, his reply would have been:


"That was fantastic. The passengers needed me. No other pilot could have saved that plane. And everybody knows it. They were lucky I was the pilot today." Originally Posted by VitaMan

repeat till yau think its true ????

I thought you were a lot younger.

No, if the GOP dies you can thank "Q" fanatics and the likes. MTG is a crazy bitch, same with Boebert, then you have the clearly unstable likes of Gosar and Hawley. I'm not saying the Dems are perfect, far from it. They just don't resemble The Nazi Party, officially the National Socialist German Workers' Party, was a far-right political party in Germany active between 1920 and 1945, that created and supported the ideology of Nazism.

See what is present in the that little factoid? Socialist and far-right. I bet that makes some trolls here cringe. Originally Posted by 69in2it69

Fyi, National Socialist were a left wing group who have ties to marxism. The fact they lean to the right of communism is a matter of perspective and does not make them right wing.



I have you know that NAZI is a slur word in germany and austria. Their real acronym is NSDAP.

Fyi, National Socialist were a left wing group who have ties to marxism. The fact they lean to the right of communism is a matter of perspective and does not make them right wing.



I have you know that NAZI is a slur word in germany and austria. Their real acronym is NSDAP. Originally Posted by dilbert firestorm

I guess I shouldn't be surprised you've studied the party? For the rest of us:


https://www.britannica.com/topic/Nazi-Party

Kevin McCarthy bitches, erroneously, about a "one-party rule" administration. But he's okay with a total totalitarian ruling endlessly.

That's Nazi-esque by my book. Far right wing deplorables.










Oh! Finally. Proof.

Fyi, National Socialist were a left wing group who have ties to marxism. The fact they lean to the right of communism is a matter of perspective and does not make them right wing.



I have you know that NAZI is a slur word in germany and austria. Their real acronym is NSDAP. Originally Posted by dilbert firestorm

correct in fact true far right is anarchy with no government at all.

Kevin McCarthy bitches, erroneously, about a "one-party rule" administration. But he's okay with a total totalitarian ruling endlessly.

That's Nazi-esque by my book. Far right wing deplorables.


Oh! Finally. Proof. Originally Posted by eccieuser9500

incorrect. as usual you either don't know what totalitarianism is .. your "beloved" socialism, or you do and are merely deflecting by falsely claiming republicans and especially Trump some totalitarian ruler.



you and the other usual suspects here bloviated about Trump's "unconstitutional fascist" presidency yet it was no such thing. every act Trump took was completely within his authority and upheld up to and including the Supreme Court that it was within his executive powers.



you can't name one thing Trump did that was fascist or unconstitutional if you tried.

correct in fact true far right is anarchy with no government at all.








incorrect. as usual you either don't know what totalitarianism is .. your "beloved" socialism, or you do and are merely deflecting by falsely claiming republicans and especially Trump some totalitarian ruler.



you and the other usual suspects here bloviated about Trump's "unconstitutional fascist" presidency yet it was no such thing. every act Trump took was completely within his authority and upheld up to and including the Supreme Court that it was within his executive powers.



you can't name one thing Trump did that was fascist or unconstitutional if you tried. Originally Posted by The_Waco_Kid

It was done for the whole world to see. Remember the preemptive opinion before the insurrection?


I don't have to, but . . .


There’s a Word for What Trumpism Is Becoming


https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/ar...coming/619418/

“I became worse.” That’s how double impeachment changed him, Donald [D]ump told a conservative audience in Dallas last weekend, without a trace of a smile. This was not Trump the insult comic talking. This was the deepest Trump self. And this one time, he told the truth.


Once it might have been hoped that young Republicans with a future would somehow distance themselves from the violent lawlessness of the post presidential [D]ump movement. But one by one, they are betting the other way. You might understand why those tainted by the January 6 attacks, such as Senator Josh Hawley of Missouri, would find excuses for them. They have butts to cover. But Hawley is being outdone by other young politicians who weren’t in office and seemed to have every opportunity to build post-Trump identities—including even former Trump critics like the Ohio Senate aspirant J. D. Vance. Why do people sign up with the putschists after the putsch has failed? They’re betting that the failed putsch is not the past—it’s the future.

A whole basket of them.

His vision of American influence and power in the world is wildly inconsistent and unmoored in principle. He swings from isolationism to military adventurism within the space of one sentence.

His advocacy for aggressively waging trade wars is a recipe for economic disaster in a globally connected world.

His embrace of the expansive use of torture is inexcusable.

His hateful, anti-Muslim rhetoric undercuts the seriousness of combating Islamic radicalism by alienating partners in the Islamic world making significant contributions to the effort. Furthermore, it endangers the safety and Constitutionally guaranteed freedoms of American Muslims.

Controlling our border and preventing illegal immigration is a serious issue, but his insistence that Mexico will fund a wall on the southern border inflames unhelpful passions, and rests on an utter misreading of, and contempt for, our southern neighbor.

Similarly, his insistence that close allies such as Japan must pay vast sums for protection is the sentiment of a racketeer, not the leader of the alliances that have served us so well since World War II.

His admiration for foreign dictators such as Vladimir Putin is unacceptable for the leader of the world’s greatest democracy.

He is fundamentally dishonest. Evidence of this includes his attempts to deny positions he has unquestionably taken in the past, including on the 2003 Iraq war and the 2011 Libyan conflict. We accept that views evolve over time, but this is simply misrepresentation.

His equation of business acumen with foreign policy experience is false. Not all lethal conflicts can be resolved as a real estate deal might, and there is no recourse to bankruptcy court in international affairs.

Number of Signatories: 122

The statement above was coordinated by Dr. Eliot A. Cohen, former Counselor of the Department of State (2007–8), and Bryan McGrath, Managing Director of The FerryBridge Group, a defense consultancy. They encourage other members of the Republican foreign policy and national security communities wishing to sign the declaration to contact them.

It was done for the whole world to see. Remember the preemptive opinion before the insurrection?


I don't have to, but . . .


There’s a Word for What Trumpism Is Becoming


https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/ar...coming/619418/ Originally Posted by eccieuser9500

The Atlantic .. right.


as Vman would say .. consider the source

The Atlantic .. right.


as Vman would say .. consider the source Originally Posted by The_Waco_Kid

I don't think the letter distancing themselves from the dumpster fire was in The Atlantic. And, anyway, you legitimized the New Yorker magazine. So there's that.


“When somebody is the president of the United States, the authority is total. And that’s the way it’s got to be. . . . The authority of the president of the United States having to do with the subject we’re talking about is total."

Who does this sound like?

“Make no mistake about it: In the long history of this country, the authority of the president of the United States during national emergencies is unquestionably plenary,” . . . . “And you can look back through times of war and other national emergencies.”

Guess who this is.




“I have absolute right to do what I want to do with the Justice Department.”

“the absolute right to PARDON myself.”

“I have an Article II [of the Constitution], where I have to the right to do whatever I want as president.”

There’s a Word for What Trumpism Is Becoming Originally Posted by eccieuser9500

Biden ???? whe ever says it can be only one side ????

Biden ???? whe ever says it can be only one side ???? Originally Posted by offshoredrilling

Not sure what that means.