Good guy, I think.......not a good running mate :dang:
Poor guy. People forget that "Who am I? Why am I here?" was actually the best part of his debate performance!! It was all downhill within seconds.
I'd still take him over Quayle or Gore.
Good guy, I think.......not a good running mate :dang:
I may have forgotten, but I guess the left was even more outraged when Hillary referred to many of her fellow citizens as deplorable?
It should hardly be controversial that some countries are in fact sh*tholes. Would you want to live in Haiti or Norway?
That said, we should be judging people as individuals, not what country they come from. Which is actually the Republican argument on this issue. The entire purpose of ending the diversity visa lottery would be to stop treating immigrants as classes and instead treat them on a one-by-one basis. There are lots of great immigrants from sh*thole countries, and there are crummy immigrants from well-off countries. We simply happen to give preference to those from shi*ty countries currently, which is what Trump was pushing back on.
Basically, we shouldn't accept or reject someone simply because of the country they are from.
We NOW have that attack? We’ve had that attack since the 70s when he and his dad were sued for refusing to rent to african Americans :laugh:
So far we have one Democratic Senator, who had to be corrected by the Obama administration for making stuff up, who claims Trump used the term ****hole several times.
This has been corroborated by no one, not even by one more Democrat.
On the other hand, we have two Republican Senators and a Cabinet Secretary who say Trump never said it, or that they didn't hear it.
Is it more likely that Dick Durbin has super-power hearing or that he is a liar?
Just as I was warming up to Lindsey Graham he has to go and scold president Trump for his "***t hole" comment. What a hypocrite given that back in 2013 this is what Graham had to say about countries to our south:
https://nalert.blogspot.com/2018/01/senator-lindsey-graham-who-attacked.html
"The people coming across the southern border live in HELLHOLES. They don’t like that. They want to come here. Our problem is we can’t have everybody in the world who lives in a HELLHOLE come to America."
So I guess "***t hole" = racism and "hell hole" is just fine!
Thanks to Instapundit for the link:
https://pjmedia.com/instapundit/
Poor guy. People forget that "Who am I? Why am I here?" was actually the best part of his debate performance!! It was all downhill within seconds.
I'd still take him over Quayle or Gore.
So far we have one Democratic Senator, who had to be corrected by the Obama administration for making stuff up, who claims Trump used the term ****hole several times.
This has been corroborated by no one, not even by one more Democrat.
On the other hand, we have two Republican Senators and a Cabinet Secretary who say Trump never said it, or that they didn't hear it.
Is it more likely that Dick Durbin has super-power hearing or that he is a liar?
Doesn't matter at this point, does it? Half the country believes he said it and that he's racist for saying it. Fake News at its finest.
Doesn't matter at this point, does it? Half the country believes he said it and that he's racist for saying it. Fake News at its finest.
Poor bastard. It was like he was slowly rolled over by an 18 ton potatoe...... :dang:
I've got a feeling that well over half the country agree 100% with what Trump said. And I would add that a lot of people are finding out for the first time that folks from these ***thole countries are being prioritized ahead of other would be immigrants. I think this shores up Trump's support among his base and converts some folks who were on the fence to Trump's side in the immigration debate. The bottom line is that folks will be asking this simple question: "why the hell are we putting these people at the front of the line to get into this country?"
I did not know that with a base of 30 -35% a person could be elected President. Is that not about the base the polls said he had when Hillary was going to take him to the woodshed? Happygoluckky, you really need to get out of your neighborhood and see this country from another viewpoint.
His base is 30-35% and YES his base loves his racist comments and he knows it.
Trump is likely the least racist president we have ever had and you likely know it deep down. But it does not fit the narrative.
Trump is likely the least racist president we have ever had.......
His base is 30-35% and YES his base loves his racist comments and he knows it.
Trump is likely the least racist president we have ever had and you likely know it deep down. But it does not fit the narrative.
she did get more votes.... In california (and i want those idiots to run our national government)
The poverty of an aspiring immigrant’s nation of origin is as irrelevant as their race. The sentiment attributed to POTUS is inconsistent w/ America’s history and antithetical to American values. May our memory of Dr. King buoy our hope for unity, greatness, & “charity for all.” - @MittRomney
And lost to a worse candidate. Hillary's problem is that she is a horrible person, easily the most corrupt candidate ever nominated by either major party and arguably the most amoral.She did get more votes....(and she was a horrible candidate)
The poverty of an aspiring immigrant’s nation of origin is as irrelevant as their race. The sentiment attributed to POTUS is inconsistent w/ America’s history and antithetical to American values. May our memory of Dr. King buoy our hope for unity, greatness, & “charity for all.” - @MittRomney
As a matter of fact you are wrong.The sentiment attributed to POTUS is inconsistent w/ America’s history
That is more a matter of interpretation and opinion, and there are many who disagree with you.... and antithetical to American values.
It's incredibly relevant today. We are in an economy in transition, brick and mortar retail is downsizing, AI and automation are becoming mainstream technologies. We may lose 30-70 million jobs over the next 10-15 years. How many poor Haitian cab drivers will we need when every car drives itself? How many unskilled Hispanic workers will we need when you order a BigMac from a kiosk and it's cooked by a robot and delivered by a drone? How many teachers will we need when AI-driven learning can adapt to individual needs of individual students?
We've got to worry about keeping 50 million Americans working and what to do with 30-50 million welfare recipients that will starve when their Taxpayer-funded vacations end. We are not the nation that needed agricultural and industrial immigrants in the early 1900s, we need our citizens to actually work to support themselves.
Trump has been a public figure for a half a century, the topic of numerous newspaper and magazine stories, interviewed on TV many times, including shows like 60 Minutes, wrote a well-known book, and for 12 years was featured on a popular NBC reality show.Seriously??? Thanks for the laugh.
I disagree.In the case of (1) at least you have a commendable, if wrong headed,