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Multi Sport
DA
Are you trying to deflect or change the subject?You posted "so sad" in regards to me posting that YOU seem to like to post about masturbating. You're the only person who has done that and now somehow it's the Sheriffs fault? Good grief Andy.. just freaking own it!
Peeping Tom? Or maybe a pose.
What's going on with you Joe? The other day you were complaining about England blocking free porn. Now your posting creeper pics of women in swimsuits...
Sheriff Joe
DA
This goes back a year or 2 with me and Andy, he thinks these pictures are from a peeping tom and I say she is posing. She is that way.
Andy Dukes
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My post about joe jerking off was funny. You having a tizzy about it was sad. I have no issue with joe man handling his special purpose.
Multi Sport
DA
Whatever you say big fella. You're post are funny, your kids an expert, you're not an elitist. Keep posting big guy, I need more laughs today.
Andy Dukes
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I am funny, I am big. My kid the expert was definitely tongue in check since she got out of school a couple weeks ago. You thinking I am an elitist, is funny. You not knowing the difference between an elitist and an arrogant ass, as well as you having some sort of personal thing with me is sad. That is my emotion. You can have your own. I am glad I can make you laugh.
haha
Oh Andy, how did you let yourself get sucked into a conversation with that idiot? You're too nice...
Andy Dukes
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I know. We share a past history with one guilty pleading attempting underage molester. That was a long time ago.
JOHN KELLY UNLOADS: WORKING FOR TRUMP WAS AWFUL, AND HIS WALL IS STUPID
John Kelly,who left the administration in January, tore into his former boss’s immigration platform, calling the wall a “waste of money” and breaking with the president’s characterization of immigrants from Mexico and Central America as violent and dangerous to Americans. “They’re overwhelmingly not criminals,” Kelly said. “They’re people coming up here for economic purposes. I don’t blame them for that.”
“We don’t need a wall from sea to shining sea,” the retired general added
Kelly not only bashed Trump’s signature issue, he also seemed to take a dig at Trump himself, calling his year and a half as chief of staff “the least enjoyable job” he’s ever had, and telling the crowd that he saw his role as a civic duty—one he would have likely carried out if Hillary Clinton, Trump’s mortal enemy, had won the 2016 election and asked him to fill it instead.
Throughout his White House tenure, Kelly was sometimes regarded as one of the “adults in the room,” a kind of frustrated dad to Trump’s screaming toddler. Of course, that characterization has always been flawed. Kelly, at times, enabled some of Trump’s worst tendencies, including in 2017 when he launched a vicious, false attack on Rep. Frederica Wilson, the congresswoman who’d criticized the president’s comments to the widow of soldier La David Johnson. He also dismissed and papered over horrifying abuse allegations against former White House staff secretary Rob Porter. And, naturally, his mandate to contain Trump did not go quite as planned.
Still, Kelly represented a faction of the administration that maintained at least some independence from Trump, however small. That cadre is mostly gone, forced out and replaced by what seems to be evermore sycophantic Trump devotees. That Kelly is publicly breaking with the president after the fact may bolster his image as a one-time moderating influence on Trump, albeit one that, like so many others, ultimately proved unsuccessful.
https://www.vanityfair.com/news/201...for-trump-was-awful-his-border-wall-is-stupid
John Kelly,who left the administration in January, tore into his former boss’s immigration platform, calling the wall a “waste of money” and breaking with the president’s characterization of immigrants from Mexico and Central America as violent and dangerous to Americans. “They’re overwhelmingly not criminals,” Kelly said. “They’re people coming up here for economic purposes. I don’t blame them for that.”
“We don’t need a wall from sea to shining sea,” the retired general added
Kelly not only bashed Trump’s signature issue, he also seemed to take a dig at Trump himself, calling his year and a half as chief of staff “the least enjoyable job” he’s ever had, and telling the crowd that he saw his role as a civic duty—one he would have likely carried out if Hillary Clinton, Trump’s mortal enemy, had won the 2016 election and asked him to fill it instead.
Throughout his White House tenure, Kelly was sometimes regarded as one of the “adults in the room,” a kind of frustrated dad to Trump’s screaming toddler. Of course, that characterization has always been flawed. Kelly, at times, enabled some of Trump’s worst tendencies, including in 2017 when he launched a vicious, false attack on Rep. Frederica Wilson, the congresswoman who’d criticized the president’s comments to the widow of soldier La David Johnson. He also dismissed and papered over horrifying abuse allegations against former White House staff secretary Rob Porter. And, naturally, his mandate to contain Trump did not go quite as planned.
Still, Kelly represented a faction of the administration that maintained at least some independence from Trump, however small. That cadre is mostly gone, forced out and replaced by what seems to be evermore sycophantic Trump devotees. That Kelly is publicly breaking with the president after the fact may bolster his image as a one-time moderating influence on Trump, albeit one that, like so many others, ultimately proved unsuccessful.
https://www.vanityfair.com/news/201...for-trump-was-awful-his-border-wall-is-stupid
Multi Sport
DA
Of course you're funny, you said so yourself. The fact that you chose to get defensive about what you posted says volumes about you, not me, I just pointed it out.
But you're right, you're a big fella. You always reminded me of a shorter version of the wrestler Man Mountain Mike. Speaking of your daughters ex fiancee I ran into him a few months ago. Awkward...
One comment I will make, is having now lived almost 2 years in "Progressive" controlled NYC... is boy have I soured on socialists. The highest taxes in the country, beat up infrastructure and what feels like everyday another story about how another of the progressive pet projects has blown through another billion with no results.
I love the city but it's hard not to feel like the future of the country is out west.
I love the city but it's hard not to feel like the future of the country is out west.
Wow.
I agree with you on the first part, but have you been to San Francisco or Downtown LA or San Diego lately?
Sheriff Joe
DA
The evil the Left's disrespect for life has bred
MARCH 8, 2019
This is what the Left hath wrought: the notion that infanticide is not only tolerable and legal, but morally defensible.
https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2019/03/the_evil_the_lefts_disrespect_for_life_has_bred.html
MARCH 8, 2019
This is what the Left hath wrought: the notion that infanticide is not only tolerable and legal, but morally defensible.
https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2019/03/the_evil_the_lefts_disrespect_for_life_has_bred.html
The increasing income inequality and lower taxes prevent, even in a growing economy, infrastructure work or assistance to the homeless.
In fact, a significant infrastructure program was Trump's only good idea, but McConnell told him no at the outset of his presidency.
But the wealthy in SF and SD and LA are doing better than ever, for sure.
Sheriff Joe
DA
That is why you people shouldn't dismiss churches. The government isn't the solution. You people think the government is the divinity, if the government can give you it, the government can take it away.
Can't really speak to San Fran or the Salty Dog... but DTLA has really come to life. Have a friend down there and I can remember 5 years ago when I'd visit him it was like driving to the Bat Cave it was so dark and empty. Now there are lights and life everywhere. My take, and I work and spend time in cities all across the country from Miami, Austin, Boise to NYC & LA... most cities are going through a renaissance as the countries population is leaving the suburbs and heading back into the urban centers. Not to say 'gentrification' is all good, but if you like living in cities it's boom times.
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I agree. In much the same way small towns in rural America are dying, the culture and people that traditionally lived in places like Harlem are also getting squeezed out. And I think in both cases, most people agree something needs to be done to protect the have-nots. That said, having now lived in a place where the "progressives" are in charge... it doesn't feel like they are proving to be any better at solving any of these problem.. despite spending a lot more $$ for the same results. It's even worse when you look at infrastructure here in NYC- where the highest taxes in the nation buy you third world pot holes and train delays. They certainly haven't improved the public schools, reduced the number of homeless, or fixed the subway.
Yes I'll agree Trump and McConnell suck and are plainly sticking it to blue states, but maintaining a cities infrastructure fall primarily on local politicians not the federal government... so I can't blame this on them.
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Andy Dukes
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And churches can't take it away? Please........
Multi Sport
DA
Correct. An individual church may end supporting a particular charity or cause and move onto another but snother will take its place. The church as a whole will always be found helping the less fortunate in ways that you will never know unless you are directly involved.