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Sorry. That's totally off topic. My bad.

Trump lost the popular vote. That's a fact. Do you agree? Did the Comey announcement and the Russian interference contribute to his electoral college victory? Do we know that is a fact? Or are we waiting for an intelligent independent council report to confirm or deny it?

Foamy I would take a mixed margarita anytime from you. Unfortunatey logistics will get involved and it would be a problem. I'll make one and you'll make one and then we'll have two between us. That's the best we can do. We can enjoy it all together. Nice little fonts though. Kudos.

Does anyone here think this isn't true? Here's raw meat for you guys. Eat.

Finally a voice of reason.

Really?

What the hell is Sasha wearing for this party? It's visually challenging at best.

Foemy you should start a Hillay thread. It would be entertaining as hell at the very least. It could very well be the most posted thread on Camcaps. Kudos to you if that happens.

Hillary is gone. Get over it. Can we post about real current issues? What does Hillary have to do with this thread? Do you agree she doesn't? Maybe we should talk about Hillary elsewhere? Just a thought Foamey.

Really? I'm a cry baby sore loser? I just lost all respect for you my man. What a way to expand the topic. You're better than that Foamy. Nice debate.

Earlier this week, longtime Republican strategist Steve Schmidt dropped his party, saying the Trump administration is responsible for a “coarsening of this country” and calling the president a “useful idiot” for Russia. He, too, called for a Democratic wave in the midterms. \

Just some food for thought for you open minded people. I think this is applicable to this thread. ET EMAIL ALERTS Conservative George Will says vote against Republicans in midterms Published: June 23, 2018 10:09 a.m. ET The congressional Republican caucuses need to be substantially reduced, Will writes Getty Images George Will, in 2009, at a Fox News event. By RACHELKONING BEALS NEWS EDITOR Calling lame duck House Speaker Paul Ryan and others the “president’s poodles,” conservative columnist George Will says the virtual radio silence from Republicans in power over President Trump’s border policy means the GOP has to go. Trump’s “zero tolerance” policy at the border was “the most telegenic example of misrule” and it provided “fresh if redundant evidence for the principle by which” independents and moderate Republicans should vote in the November midterms, Will wrote Friday in the Washington Post. As part of the policy — which Trump pinned on loopholes created by Democrats — families were separated and young children held in questionable conditions before the president later reversed the separation mandate. Will said a GOP majority’s position to fill any upcoming Supreme Court vacancies is too high a price to pay for undermining the executive and legislative dysfunction he tagged in this column and other comments. Writes Will, “the congressional Republican caucuses must be substantially reduced. So substantially that their remnants, reduced to minorities, will be stripped of the Constitution’s Article I powers that they have been too invertebrate to use against the current wielder of Article II powers.” “They will then have leisure time to wonder why they worked so hard to achieve membership in a legislature whose unexercised muscles have atrophied because of people like them,” he said. “Not because James Madison’s system has failed but because today’s abject careerists have failed to be worthy of it,” Will wrote. “Congressional Republicans (congressional Democrats are equally supine toward Democratic presidents) have no higher ambition than to placate this president.” Party criticism comes after a tumultuous week for Trump, during which the president ultimately signed an executive order to stop the practice of separating families at the U.S.-Mexico border, although it’s not yet clear how divided families will be reunited. The president followed up his policy reversal with a White House event featuring family members of victims killed by individuals in the United States illegally. The president told Republicans late week to stop “wasting their time” on immigration but was tweeting on the matter again early Saturday. Will’s condemnation of a Trump policy is not new but the column shows little mercy for the GOP congressional leadership, and arguably, a party in flux, Will’s own party. Earlier this week, longtime Republican strategist Steve Schmidt dropped his party, saying the Trump administration is responsible for a “coarsening of this country” and calling the president a “useful idiot” for Russia. He, too, called for a Democratic wave in the midterms.

Ok you are a Mod. We all know that. If you refuse to comment on this topic since you are so superior than anyone else here, why the hell do you continue to comment? I''m confused.

In English WTF are you trying to say? I'm trying to understand you dude.

Thank you Supreme Leader. How does it feel to be omnipotent? I would think it's maybe delusional at best?

Lies are facts and facts are lies. This is what you espouse Rider.

Welcome back my man. Can't stay away huh?

I have a PHD in BS Recognition. It's not accredited but very well earned over a lifetime. Just saying.

To each his own Joey. We all face hardships and move ahead. That;'s what we do . Right Ridge? Can you ever be objective?

Do you agree Ridge?

I guess you're not better than that. I still have hope for you my friend. Please try! Most of us have a space bar but is your's broken or not working? I think so because I don't think anyone with your superior education level would be so incompetent posting your comments on a political discussion thread about a voyeur site.

When they go low we go high. I love that quote.

Ridge put on your big boy pants and walk tall. Be that person. You can do it if you really try. Or is it too much for you?

Be better than that Ridge. You can do it. I truly believe you can. I''m your new advocate. Please try. OK?