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Lash
 
  0  
Thu 31 Oct, 2019 06:51 pm
@blatham,
Two anti-corruption, people-centric friends, meeting for a symbolic handshake?

They can do as they please.
revelette3
 
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Thu 31 Oct, 2019 07:49 pm
@blatham,
Quote:
The GOP’s defense of Trump has me sinking into cynicism


Me too, and I don't think I am a voice from the right. A voice from the center perhaps.
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revelette3
 
  2  
Thu 31 Oct, 2019 08:16 pm
Judge chides DOJ for trying to block star Mueller witness testimony

coldjoint
 
  -3  
Thu 31 Oct, 2019 08:25 pm
@revelette3,
That judge thinks this crap going on is fair? That is scary enough. I suggest the the chided ones forget about and do what they are doing.
MontereyJack
 
  2  
Thu 31 Oct, 2019 08:36 pm
@coldjoint,
And I suggest the Department of Justice be brought up on charges of Obstruction of Justice.
coldjoint
 
  -2  
Thu 31 Oct, 2019 09:28 pm
@MontereyJack,
Who is going to charge them? The other DOJ?
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coldjoint
 
  -1  
Thu 31 Oct, 2019 10:20 pm
@Lash,
Corbyn hates Jews, does Bernie?
MontereyJack
 
  2  
Thu 31 Oct, 2019 10:55 pm
@MontereyJack,
the House, for one,,
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Builder
 
  -1  
Thu 31 Oct, 2019 11:19 pm
@MontereyJack,
Quote:
I suggest the Department of Justice be brought up on charges of Obstruction of Justice.


And for conspiring to pervert the democratic process in 2016.

I like your way of thinking....
izzythepush
 
  2  
Fri 1 Nov, 2019 01:45 am
@Lash,
This isn't America, we don't welcome other countries interfering in our democratic process. Trump has already started, we don't want Sanders doing the same.

Not only that, Corbyn wants to win an election. He's not going to do that with an albatross like Sanders hanging around his neck. Corbyn is the leader of the Labour party, Sanders lost to Hilary Clinton, and now four years after losing he's still not party leader.

I know your system is different, but that will be lost on most British voters, and they're the ones we need to reach. The best response we could get when telling people that Sanders supports Corbyn is "Who the **** is Sanders?"

That's the best response.
izzythepush
 
  1  
Fri 1 Nov, 2019 01:56 am
@Lash,
The main standout friendships between British prime ministers and American presidents happened after they achieved office.

Roosevelt Churchill and Thatcher Reagan. Tony Blair and Bill Clinton got on v well, but that didn't stop him then getting on with Bush even though they were in different political camps. That would not have happened if either side had engaged in pre election interference.
Lash
 
  1  
Fri 1 Nov, 2019 02:53 am
@izzythepush,
I’m not thinking about interference. Just a meeting or acknowledgement of their basic policy agreements. A nod.
Lash
 
  1  
Fri 1 Nov, 2019 02:55 am
@izzythepush,
You welcomed Obama weighing in on Brexit...

Anyway, I see your opinion, you saw mine.

Nothing else to see, I guess.

Edit—but plenty of them know who Sanders is. A few of them have said they tried to donate to his campaign but couldn’t from overseas, so we jokingly cross-donated for Corbyn and Sanders for each other... Plenty in Britain know of Sanders and we have a multitude of Corbyn fans here.
Builder
 
  -1  
Fri 1 Nov, 2019 03:38 am
@Lash,
The reality is, people are wising up to who is cabal, and who is not.

While trick-or-treat keeps thinking the BBC is the bible, politically, as opposed to the paedophile-protecting network it really is, he's clueless to reality.
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Walter Hinteler
 
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Fri 1 Nov, 2019 03:42 am
@Lash,
Lash wrote:
You welcomed Obama weighing in on Brexit...
Farage blasted Obama for weighing in on Brexit, negatively contrasting him with Putin.

But Trump discussed the coming UK-election during his (Farage's) on-air radio show ... Farage (and others) obviously think, it was disgraceful for Obama to campaign against Brexit but inviting Trump to interfere in the coming election on a live radio program is okay.
Lash
 
  1  
Fri 1 Nov, 2019 03:45 am
@Walter Hinteler,
So, Farage is obviously biased.
Seems like Izzy might be as well.
Either welcome political comments from outsiders or don’t.
Or, admit bias.

blatham
 
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Fri 1 Nov, 2019 03:49 am
How reliant on the evangelical vote is Trump and the GOP?
Quote:
Paula White, Trump’s Personal Pastor, Joins the White House

Ms. White, a controversial figure even among evangelical Christians, will be overseeing a White House division that conducts outreach to key parts of the president’s base.

...In the interview, she spoke admiringly of the president’s intellect. “He’s in total control,” she told The Post. “He’s not at all impulsive — he’s so far ahead of everyone, very much a strategic thinker.”
NYT

She's a "prosperity gospel" con artist worth, apparently, some five million smackers.
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blatham
 
  1  
Fri 1 Nov, 2019 04:36 am
Brian Beutler on how we can expect Republicans to respond to impeachment. It's a very good piece. I'll post just a few graphs but do read the full article Here

Quote:
...Trump and his most obedient loyalists have made it clear that they will treat any daylight between Republicans in Congress and the president as betrayal, and any outcome other than Trump’s glorious acquittal and re-election as illegitimate. Trump has called Republicans who have criticized his Ukraine conduct “human scum,” but even before the impeachment he began seeding the argument that his term limits should be extended as reimbursement for the years of his presidency eaten up by scandal.

Those arguments, dismissed at the time as unserious, have now slipped into the mainstream of right wing discourse. The Wall Street Journal recently published an article suggesting the Constitution be amended to allow presidents impeached but acquitted to serve a third full term in office. More ominously, Mollie Hemingway, who writes for a Trump-propaganda outlet called the Federalist, has intimated that Trump supporters would be within their rights to riot in order to stop the impeachment, because it is the impeachment itself, not the impeachable conduct under investigation, that has subverted the election.

Democrats “should stop expecting people to be as polite as they have been,” Hemingway writes ominously, because the impeachment of Donald Trump, “represents a fatal threat to our system of government, and if this coup succeeds — whether through impeachment proceedings, or through an election that (if the last three years are any indication) the other side is clearly willing to steal by hook or by crook — the nation will cease to be a constitutional, democratic republic.”
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blatham
 
  1  
Fri 1 Nov, 2019 04:44 am
Quote:
Edward Snowden says Facebook is just as untrustworthy as the NSA
The NSA surveillance whistleblower issued a scathing review of tech in his upcoming interview with Recode’s Kara Swisher.
Vox

Not a silly notion.
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blatham
 
  1  
Fri 1 Nov, 2019 04:59 am
Earlier, I posted a screenshot from Hannity and an image that Scalise was pushing both of which portrayed Dems using Soviet-era propaganda poster features including lotsa bright red and, of course, the hammer and sickle. Like this one below out of the Kentucky GOP:

https://pixel.nymag.com/imgs/daily/intelligencer/2019/10/31/31-kentucky-socialism-postcard.w700.h467.jpg

Republicans Going All-Out Red Scare in Off-Year Elections
By Ed Kilgore

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