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@coldjoint,

Just negative, which frankly is not my bag.

Carry on.

@izzythepush,

That's the way it goes these days. Just checked in to see a few comments. Some interesting comments from ehBeth, HighTor and Izzy, then three straight hours of what you know is going to be unbearable. The guy who invented the Ignore function should get a Nobel Prize.

Oh good. Sturgis came in at the end to break the drought.

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@Sturgis,

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Just negative, which frankly is not my bag.

Carry on.

Drive by over? Stop in and moralize more often. Laughing

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@Blickers,

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The guy who invented the Ignore function should get a Nobel Prize.

The uninformed should share, and do, in the stupidity and narrow minded bigotry of people of all opposing beliefs. Good for you. You are a class A shill and intellectually weak as they come.

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Shorter Cuomo: It’s okay when our side is violent

He agrees with many here, but he admits it. And now his endorsement of violence will just cause more.
http://patriotretort.com/shorter-cuomo-its-okay-when-our-side-is-violent/

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A bit of perspective on the terrorist attack in London. It was a pretty piss poor effort, three injuries, two taken to hospital and later discharged and one treated at the scene.

It was headline news until this happened.

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A motorway bridge has collapsed in the northwest Italian city of Genoa, killing 26 people and badly injuring 15, police told the BBC.

Dramatic video footage captured the moment of the disaster when one of the huge supporting towers crashed down during torrential rain.

Cars and trucks plummeted 45m (148ft) on to rail tracks, buildings and a river along with slabs of concrete.

Searches for people trapped in rubble are expected to go into the night.

Fears that other parts of the bridge might fall have prompted the evacuation of buildings in the area, a rescuer told Italy's Ansa news agency.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-45183624

What's the real threat, Islamist terrorism or shoddy bloody infrastructure?

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@coldjoint,

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And now his endorsement of violence will just cause more.

You'll have a difficult time proving any cause and effect here. The fact is, the antifa protestors are simply angry, pissed-off people who hate the direction the country is moving under Trump. Picking fights with neo-Nazis and clashing with the police gives them the impression that they're really doing something, and the attention they get from the right confirms (in their minds) that they are in the vanguard of some sort of coming "revolution".

They're not fans of Pelosi, they're not in the employ of Soros, and they sure as hell aren't getting their inspiration from Chris Cuomo. They don't speak for the left or the moderate anti-Trump Democrats and independents; they are a small, noisy faction, much like the KKK or the torch-bearing retards in last year's "Unite the Right" protest. There have always been extremists; that's just the nature of political struggle. They're presence on the political scene neither detracts nor diminishes the efforts of the more mainstream opposition.

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@hightor,

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The fact is, the antifa protestors are simply angry, pissed-off people who hate the direction the country is moving under Trump.

The fact is they can be pissed but getting violent is not the way to do it. I can tell by your answer you support the violence they use because the two can not be separated. Nice to know.

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of the more mainstream opposition.

Antifa is mainstream? That is sad.

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@izzythepush,

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It was a pretty piss poor effort

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Yeah, they did much better raping 6,000 underage girls. While your government watched.

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CNN Politics
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@CNNPolitics

President Donald Trump seizes on what he calls a "terrorist attack" in London, even though the incident is still in the early stages of investigation https://cnn.it/2MrIB3q
8:31 AM - Aug 14, 2018

The UK calls it a terrorist attack. How stupid are these people at CNN?
https://pjmedia.com/homeland-security/cnn-attacks-trump-over-tweet-on-london-terror-attack-fails-miserably/

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Democratic strategist Estuardo Rodriguez said on Tuesday that President Trump thinks of Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) as "he who should not be named" after Trump did not mention McCain during a signing ceremony for a defense bill named for the senator.

"'He who should not be named' is where the president clearly is with Senator McCain," Rodriguez, who is a principal at the Raben Group, told Hill.TV's Buck Sexton and Krystal Ball on "Rising."

"This is actually the second bill that has been named after Sen. McCain. The other one was last year, a VA bill, and the president made sure not to mention the senator then either," he continued.

"You clearly have someone who cannot put public policy, especially as it relates to the military, before his personal issues with the senator," he said.

Trump did not mention McCain before he signed the John S. McCain National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2019 in upstate New York on Monday.

Trump later mocked McCain, who is battling brain cancer, at a fundraising event.

“ObamaCare, we got rid of the individual mandate, which is the most unpopular aspect,” the president said. “I would’ve gotten rid of everything, but as you know, one of our wonderful senators said ‘thumbs down’ at 2 o'clock in the morning," he added, referring to McCain's rejection of one of the Senate's ObamaCare repeal plans last year.

Trump has a history of feuding with the senator, going back to 2015 when he slammed his status as a POW during the Vietnam War.

"Most Americans consider Senator McCain a war hero," Rodriguez said. "Yet the president cannot get passed his personal grudge against Senator McCain in that moment, in front of military personnel and the Pentagon to say this the Senator McCain bill."

The Hill

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@revelette1,

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You clearly have someone who cannot put public policy, especially as it relates to the military, before his personal issues with the senator," he said.

So fricking what? Who cares? Just another way to demean Trump and his opinion which everyone is entitled to. You can do better than this. Find something to complain about that actually matters.

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@coldjoint,

Perhaps John McCain and others who like McCain care? Besides if he was going to talk about a bill, he should have said the name of the bill instead of being so very petty about not saying the name of the bill because he has a grudge towards the person the bill is named after. He just couldn't stand the thought of saying McCain's name in front of a military audience without making fun of him or something.

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@revelette1,

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He just couldn't stand the thought of saying McCain's name in front of a military audience without making fun of him or something.

That is his choice, and he is honest enough to say it. Your post is nothing more than anti-Trump propaganda. His transparency aggravates the **** out of the Left.

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@coldjoint,

Maybe in your circles a classless vulgar pissy pants is some sort of hero, however most adults want a leader who can be admired and respected, not a mobster wannabe who can only feel like a man when he thinks he makes everybody else feel miserable (you know, the losers).

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@glitterbag,

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Maybe in your circles a classless vulgar pissy pants is some sort of hero

Who would imagine you would say such a thing? You are just a hater, aren't you? Shocked

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@coldjoint,

I guess we're not going to talk about infrastructure?

That's ok, trump doesn't either...

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Who would have ever thought we would have such a vile disgusting pig as our President! Not to mention the most unqualified and incompetent wack job!

I'm not defending Omorosa (peas in a pod with tRump) but can you imagine the Republican nuclear explosion if tables were turned and President Obama called a white woman (or any woman, for that matter) a dog on an international social media platform? Once again, we see how low this lowlife will stoop when he gets his tiny little feelings and his gigantic ego insulted.

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@neptuneblue,

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I guess we're not going to talk about infrastructure?

I did comment on it. Obama could not get his shovel ready projects ready on time when it was all he had. Trump is getting rid of the red tape. Then you will see infrastructure.

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@jcboy,

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Who would have ever thought we would have such a vile disgusting pig as our President!

We already had one, why not another? When his piggishness destroys the economy let me know.

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