Donald Trump

[MillionMilesAway]

He's given up even pretending to give a f*ck.

Only a matter of time before he goes full-on Blackadder Goes Forth.

WIBBLE!

Nah. he's got some grandstanding to do yet, and Putin to empower

 

[Bigga]

I give up. No idea why you think your point has any relevance to mine other than to reinforce it. I don’t care either.

Stop replying if you don't understand.

 

[Bigga]

AOC isn’t a Democrat now? News to me.

Not by her definitions as a Progressive, no.

She aligns more with the Sanders 'independent' thinking as she's staunchly anti-neolib.

But you know this.

 

[cjn]

Not by her definitions as a Progressive, no.

She aligns more with the Sanders 'independent' thinking as she's staunchly anti-neolib.

But you know this.

On the other hand, she’s a registered Democrat, ran for Congress as a Democrat, caucuses with the Democratic Party, and votes with Democrats on nearly everything of substance (90% of votes agree with Nancy Pelosi). Also she said this less than six months ago:

“I’m a Democrat, I’m proud to be on this team. I’m proud to be part of the Democratic majority,” Ocasio-Cortez told Fox News in an interview Friday amid criticism she should quit the party and become an independent if she won't be a "team player."

As evidence that she's willing to work for the party, Ocasio-Cortez pointed to the more than $300,000 she’s raised directly for progressive Democrats, including incumbents in swing districts. That effort, she said, is for "preserving and expanding the Democratic majority."

But you know this.

 

[buckshot]

Criminal they’re not already.



They’ll be able to pass it post November I’m sure.

They can't be a state for the same reason Puerto Rico can't. There are a ton of minorities there who would elect two Democratic senators.

Tom Cotton said it best: "Wyoming is smaller than Washington by population, but it has three times as many workers in mining, logging and construction, and 10 times as many workers in manufacturing. In other words, Wyoming is a well-rounded working-class state. A new state of Washington would not be".

Wyoming has "real Americans" (i.e. white people) who matter.

 

[Trevor Morley's Tache]

Ha ha,

F*CK OFF!

 

[FogBlueInSanFran]

On the other hand, she’s a registered Democrat, ran for Congress as a Democrat, caucuses with the Democratic Party, and votes with Democrats on nearly everything of substance (90% of votes agree with Nancy Pelosi). Also she said this less than six months ago:


But you know this.

Do you know offhand if she is supporting Biden for President, or Trump, or a 3rd party, or she’s said she isn’t going to vote because, you know, “neolibs”?

I mean, I think this quote from April is unclear, don’t you?

‘I would love to see the vice president clarify and deepen his policy stances on certain issues. But aside from that, you know, I think it’s incredibly important that we support the Democratic nominee in November.’

 

[Bigga]

On the other hand, she’s a registered Democrat, ran for Congress as a Democrat, caucuses with the Democratic Party, and votes with Democrats on nearly everything of substance (90% of votes agree with Nancy Pelosi). Also she said this less than six months ago:


But you know this.

I know how clever she is.

As do you.

 

[domalino]

They can't be a state for the same reason Puerto Rico can't. There are a ton of minorities there who would elect two Democratic senators.

Tom Cotton said it best: "Wyoming is smaller than Washington by population, but it has three times as many workers in mining, logging and construction, and 10 times as many workers in manufacturing. In other words, Wyoming is a well-rounded working-class state. A new state of Washington would not be".

Wyoming has "real Americans" (i.e. white people) who matter.

In 1776 there were 2.5 million Americans and they declared independence because of "no taxation without representation"

in 2020 there's 4 million in DC and PR with no representation despite 300 years of paying taxes.

 

[domalino]

Not by her definitions as a Progressive, no.

She aligns more with the Sanders 'independent' thinking as she's staunchly anti-neolib.

But you know this.

One day, @Bigga will be able to go more than 2 posts without using the word "neolib" and everyone will rejoice.

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

One day, @Bigga will be able to go more than 2 posts without using the word "neolib" and everyone will rejoice.

So close to an anagram of O, Biden too.

 

[domalino]

On the other hand, she’s a registered Democrat, ran for Congress as a Democrat, caucuses with the Democratic Party, and votes with Democrats on nearly everything of substance (90% of votes agree with Nancy Pelosi). Also she said this less than six months ago:


But you know this.

Do you know offhand if she is supporting Biden for President, or Trump, or a 3rd party, or she’s said she isn’t going to vote because, you know, “neolibs”?

I mean, I think this quote from April is unclear, don’t you?

‘I would love to see the vice president clarify and deepen his policy stances on certain issues. But aside from that, you know, I think it’s incredibly important that we support the Democratic nominee in November.’

The stupid thing is that he seems to think the Democratic Party has a permanently set group of policies.

Go back 198 years to the beginning of the Democratic party and they wouldn't recognise a single policy, they'd be further right than the Republicans on most things.

Party politics evolve and change. Progressives like AOC & the rest of "the squad" aren't going to spend 40 years as an irrelevant independent before trying to become president, they'll use their popularity and power to push the party in the direction they want to go. They'll get cabinet positions and Governorships.

 

[Bigga]

One day, @Bigga will be able to go more than 2 posts without using the word "neolib" and everyone will rejoice.

Depends on whether you understand what neolib policies are and therefore what a neolib politician would be.

 

[cjn]

I know how clever she is.

As do you.

She’s very clever, which is why she understands that the way to actually pass progressive policy is to be part of the Democratic Party, unlike a certain Senator from Vermont.

 

[JASR]

The Trump presidency feels very much like the Babylon 5 earth story arc.
President Clark = Trump
SNN = CNN
Nightwatch = republican religious rednecks
The shadows = Putin and Russia
Ivanova = Pelosi, possibly
Vorlons = Europe?
Sheridan = Bernie now Biden...hmmm
Centauri republic = Israel
Molari = netanyahu
Delenn = Merkel
Dr Franklin = dr fauci
Garibaldi = Geoffrey berman

I await President Clark’s, sorry, Trumps scorched earth policy as the net closes in, and the
Earth’s military start Infighting amongst themselves, before Clark runs out of options...

 

[Trevor Morley's Tache]

Interesting thread. Makes some good points.

 

[SWP's back]

Nothing to see here. Just Trump retweeting a video of some people chanting “white power”



But you know, Biden would probably do the same because.... neolib.

 

[Blue Hefner]

Nothing to see here. Just Trump retweeting a video of some people chanting “white power”



But you know, Biden would probably do the same because.... neolib.

I was just about to post the same thing - he doesn't even attempt to hide it anymore.

I've no intention of looking at the comments but I bet there is some dickhead/Bot saying, 'they can say black power, what is the difference....'

 

[chesterbells]

Nothing to see here. Just Trump retweeting a video of some people chanting “white power”



But you know, Biden would probably do the same because.... neolib.

Did you hear that towards the end.. ‘grab ‘em by the pussy’ ?

America today .....

 

[Gabriel]

Nothing to see here. Just Trump retweeting a video of some people chanting “white power”



But you know, Biden would probably do the same because.... neolib.

There is a constitutional weakness in America in all senses of the word. A good walk would kill them.