Sheriff Joe
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What’s with you libs not knowing when to use a comma?
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Sheriff Joe
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August 31, 2019
A recess that Nancy Pelosi is going to hate
By Silvio Canto, Jr.
Can you imagine what Democratic townhall meetings are like this summer? The representative hosting the meeting will very likely face an angry mob ready to hang President Trump. The mob will either say "do something" or "do more" or stuff that we can’t print on a family blog.
We could call it the summer of impeachment, as we see in this article by Adam Shaw:
In California, Rep. Katie Porter, D-Calif., was immediately grilled about impeachment at a town hall this month. When she said she broadly favors impeachment, she was met by “rousing applause” according to Politico.
“People said, ‘Well, this might be risky, you might not get reelected,’” Porter said. “I said, ‘I am here to do what’s right.’”
In New Jersey, Rep. Mikie Sherrill, D-N.J., faced a more hostile reception when she said she opposes impeachment at this time and reportedly was interrupted multiple times as she made her point. The crowd accused her of playing politics, according to Politico, and threatened her with a primary challenge.
“Don’t be last to speak up. You’ll be challenged," one woman told her.
And don't underestimate their ability to challenge you. Just ask a fellow named Joe Crowley who didn't take a young woman named Ocasio-Cortez seriously.
Ultimately, all of this will head to Speaker Pelosi's office. She will face a very angry mob in her own caucus. They will get more and more irrational as they come to terms with President Trump's reelection.
Nancy Pelosi is not singing "See you in September" this summer.
A recess that Nancy Pelosi is going to hate
By Silvio Canto, Jr.
Can you imagine what Democratic townhall meetings are like this summer? The representative hosting the meeting will very likely face an angry mob ready to hang President Trump. The mob will either say "do something" or "do more" or stuff that we can’t print on a family blog.
We could call it the summer of impeachment, as we see in this article by Adam Shaw:
In California, Rep. Katie Porter, D-Calif., was immediately grilled about impeachment at a town hall this month. When she said she broadly favors impeachment, she was met by “rousing applause” according to Politico.
“People said, ‘Well, this might be risky, you might not get reelected,’” Porter said. “I said, ‘I am here to do what’s right.’”
In New Jersey, Rep. Mikie Sherrill, D-N.J., faced a more hostile reception when she said she opposes impeachment at this time and reportedly was interrupted multiple times as she made her point. The crowd accused her of playing politics, according to Politico, and threatened her with a primary challenge.
“Don’t be last to speak up. You’ll be challenged," one woman told her.
And don't underestimate their ability to challenge you. Just ask a fellow named Joe Crowley who didn't take a young woman named Ocasio-Cortez seriously.
Ultimately, all of this will head to Speaker Pelosi's office. She will face a very angry mob in her own caucus. They will get more and more irrational as they come to terms with President Trump's reelection.
Nancy Pelosi is not singing "See you in September" this summer.
Nonononono
PREMIER
Shoe me where my grammar is wrong.
Sheriff Joe
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Umm.
Nonononono
PREMIER
Come on, shoe me. Prick.
Silvio Canto one of those uneducated dummies that qualify as experts in the Trump universe? It’s reasonable to impeach Trump for his crime of obstruction of justice in the Mueller matter. Those hearings would be very ugly for him, but the Senate wouldn’t vote him out. It’s also reasonable to take Pelosi’s position and say let’s not have the circus when if we stick to issues of policy and the campaign, we can vote him out in a year anyway.
Multi Sport
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Hi
His alter ego is failing him... again.
Nonononono
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Don’t you cranks read any news apart from your lunatic fringe sites? Sadly no. I’d love to shoe you, if I gave a shit.
Multi Sport
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Shoe me what? Your other screen name? Before you "show" me anything you should figure out how to use spell check... hypocrite.
Multi Sport
DA
Shoe me? Lol!! Loser!
Nonononono
PREMIER
Please continue to shoe me.
Multi Sport
DA
I think Nono is losing it. Maybe we can "shoe" him the way back!! Maybe he should just stick to one account..
Multi Sport
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Dude.. you've quickly become a joke!
Sheriff Joe
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Issues of policy and Pelosi don’t really get along.
Nonononono
PREMIER
Do I let them off the hook? Or shall I continue to shoe them a thing or two?
Sheriff Joe
DA
Umm.
Sheriff Joe
DA
This dumb fuck probably doesn’t know where and when to use a comma either.
MSNBC’s Chris Hayes: If the Electoral College Wasn’t in the Constitution, It Would Be Unconstitutional
MSNBC's Chris Hayes: If the Electoral College Wasn't in the Constitution, It Would Be Unconstitutional
JEFF POOR31 Aug 20195,875
1:51
Friday on MSNBC’s “All In,” host Chris Hayes took on the Electoral College and how it can allow for candidates to win the presidency without a majority of the vote, which undermines the premise of one person, one vote.
During his dissertation, Hayes made the astounding conclusion that if the Electoral College were not a part of the U.S. Constitution, it would be unconstitutional.
“It’s basically this, do we actually really believe in democracy, right?” Hayes said. “The question before us now in the Electoral College question is, are we going to actually live up to the promise of one person one vote. Now, to be fair, it is not surprising the Republicans are defending the Electoral College, right. There’s a very obvious reason for that. Since 1992 we have had seven presidential elections. Republicans have won the popular vote one time, but they’ve gotten three presidents out of it which is a very sweet deal if you’re the Republican Party, right.”
“You can see why on just basic tactical grounds why the Republican Party would want to continue a system in which they can lose a majority of votes and still get all the powers the presidency appointing the Supreme Court justices and judges and signing legislation, vetoing legislation, commanding the army, everything, right,” he continued. “All of that with less votes than the Democrat got. No wonder they like. But I think there’s actually a deeper philosophical thing happening which is the question of what exactly American democracy is for. And the weirdest thing about the Electoral College is the fact that it wasn’t specifically in the Constitution for the presidency, it would be unconstitutional.”
MSNBC’s Chris Hayes: If the Electoral College Wasn’t in the Constitution, It Would Be Unconstitutional
MSNBC's Chris Hayes: If the Electoral College Wasn't in the Constitution, It Would Be Unconstitutional
JEFF POOR31 Aug 20195,875
1:51
Friday on MSNBC’s “All In,” host Chris Hayes took on the Electoral College and how it can allow for candidates to win the presidency without a majority of the vote, which undermines the premise of one person, one vote.
During his dissertation, Hayes made the astounding conclusion that if the Electoral College were not a part of the U.S. Constitution, it would be unconstitutional.
“It’s basically this, do we actually really believe in democracy, right?” Hayes said. “The question before us now in the Electoral College question is, are we going to actually live up to the promise of one person one vote. Now, to be fair, it is not surprising the Republicans are defending the Electoral College, right. There’s a very obvious reason for that. Since 1992 we have had seven presidential elections. Republicans have won the popular vote one time, but they’ve gotten three presidents out of it which is a very sweet deal if you’re the Republican Party, right.”
“You can see why on just basic tactical grounds why the Republican Party would want to continue a system in which they can lose a majority of votes and still get all the powers the presidency appointing the Supreme Court justices and judges and signing legislation, vetoing legislation, commanding the army, everything, right,” he continued. “All of that with less votes than the Democrat got. No wonder they like. But I think there’s actually a deeper philosophical thing happening which is the question of what exactly American democracy is for. And the weirdest thing about the Electoral College is the fact that it wasn’t specifically in the Constitution for the presidency, it would be unconstitutional.”
Nonononono
PREMIER
I think there’s something stuck on you two idiots’ show.
Sheriff Joe
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Not the right woman.
Not the right color.
Not the right woman of color.
DNC just as crooked as ever.
Tulsi Gabbard Slams DNC For Lack Of Transparency In Primary Process
Timothy Meads | Aug 30, 2019 3:10 PM
Source: AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana
On Wednesday, Hawaii Representative and 2020 Democratic presidential candidate Tusli Gabbard slammed the Democratic National Committee for its confusing policy regarding which contenders qualify for the party's televised debates. Gabbard made her comments to Fox News Tucker Carlson, saying the DNC is ultimately hurting the people by having unclear standards.
"The whole thing gets a little bit confusing," Gabbard said on Tucker Carlson Tonight. "And you've got to jump way down into the weeds of the numbers and the statistics. But I think the bigger problem is that the whole process really lacks transparency."
"People deserve having that transparency, because, ultimately, it's the people who will decide who our Democratic nominee will be and ultimately who our next president, the commander-in-chief will be," she continued. "And when you see that lack of transparency, it creates, you know, a lack of faith and trust in the process."
"I think this also points to a bigger issue and challenge that goes beyond the DNC and party politics is the government itself," the congresswoman remarked.
In short, this boiled down to politics really being when "a small group of really powerful political elites, the establishment, making decisions that serve their interests, and maintaining that power, while the rest of us are left outside."
As Tucker remarked, "You’d think the Democratic Party would be eager to hear more from Tulsi Gabbard. She is young. She’s progressive. She’s an Iraq War veteran." But, Gabbard failed to qualify for the next debate after not earning enough percentage of polling in DNC approved
Not the right color.
Not the right woman of color.
DNC just as crooked as ever.
Tulsi Gabbard Slams DNC For Lack Of Transparency In Primary Process
Timothy Meads | Aug 30, 2019 3:10 PM
Source: AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana
On Wednesday, Hawaii Representative and 2020 Democratic presidential candidate Tusli Gabbard slammed the Democratic National Committee for its confusing policy regarding which contenders qualify for the party's televised debates. Gabbard made her comments to Fox News Tucker Carlson, saying the DNC is ultimately hurting the people by having unclear standards.
"The whole thing gets a little bit confusing," Gabbard said on Tucker Carlson Tonight. "And you've got to jump way down into the weeds of the numbers and the statistics. But I think the bigger problem is that the whole process really lacks transparency."
"People deserve having that transparency, because, ultimately, it's the people who will decide who our Democratic nominee will be and ultimately who our next president, the commander-in-chief will be," she continued. "And when you see that lack of transparency, it creates, you know, a lack of faith and trust in the process."
"I think this also points to a bigger issue and challenge that goes beyond the DNC and party politics is the government itself," the congresswoman remarked.
In short, this boiled down to politics really being when "a small group of really powerful political elites, the establishment, making decisions that serve their interests, and maintaining that power, while the rest of us are left outside."
As Tucker remarked, "You’d think the Democratic Party would be eager to hear more from Tulsi Gabbard. She is young. She’s progressive. She’s an Iraq War veteran." But, Gabbard failed to qualify for the next debate after not earning enough percentage of polling in DNC approved
Hüsker Dü
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I was about to click the funny emoticon, then I thought better of it . . . it's actually sad to see, This Is America, idiocracy personified.