You didn't answer my question at all. I'll ask again, what crime was he being investigated for?

#24 | Posted by BellRinger

Being an unregistered foreign agent. Why did trump surround himself with so many russian puppets?

Still clueless?

-they did that already, 90% of teachers have been lib-bots for decades now.

#26 | Posted by john_savage2

Yeah because liberals are the ones who don't hate education.

Novel legal theories were trotted out to try and bankrupt, jail and have his name removed from ballots. Completely and totally unprecedented in US history and if any of you think Trump is the only crook to ever occupy the WH then I have a bridge to sell you. .

I swear only a public hanging without a trial would have satisfied you rabid dogs.

#20 | Posted by BellRinger

Trump's coup attempt was unprecedented. Therefore anything that resulted from it would also be unprecedented. Prosecuting him would be unprecedented but deserved.

There is no crime he could commit that would make you stop supporting the fascist cult side.

Just a reminder that Flynn was hanging out with putin before trump chose him as national security advisor. Just like he chose a russian asset as his campaign manager. Just like he chose putin's favorite oil exec to be secretary of state. Just like he chose russia asset tulsi gabbard be director of national intelligence.

"Russiagate was a hoax!"

No russiagate was america thinking they had russia beat, putin biding his time until social media gave him the weapon he needed to take america down, and a billionaire who putin has on video ------- kids gave him the perfect opportunity.

Now putin has his secret weapons gutting america on all levels, and the idiots wrapped in the american flag are cheering it on.

So, Pres Biden didn't send AG Garland a text message telling him to prosecute fmr Pres Trump for J6?

#16 | Posted by LampLighter

No one should have had to tell him to do that. It was part of his oath of office. And biden should have fired him for betraying that oath.

Sidney Powell and Kenny Chesebro had to issue a one-sentence apology that didn't acknowledge who won the election.

#14 | Posted by schifferbrains

2 other people that would be in jail if garland did his job, along with every republican who supported the coup effort.

Or might he have been looking more to the future?
So, maybe, fmr AG Garland was not a coward, but a courageous precedent-setter?

#4 | Posted by LampLighter

Yes he set the precedent that you can attempt a coup and face zero repercussions, meaning the rule of law is dead.

Garland was biden's biggest failure. A failure so big that it erases all his accomplishments. A failure so big that it may have ended the american experiment.

Every bit of damage that trump does to the country and the world in his second term is merrick garland's fault. I hope he knows that when he tries to sleep at night.

The GOP votes against ACA were irrelevant because they didn't have the numbers anyway.

#35 | Posted by eberly

"Facts that ruin my argument are irrelevant!"

that can be argued easily. The health insurance lobby bought just enough democrats when it was obvious they'd need democratic party votes to water down and ---- on Obamacare.

Leading democrats at the time Obamacare was being passed were very transparent about it and very critical about it.

I'm not looking to blame democrats for anything, BTW. I'm just saying the obstacles are vast and complex.

#31 | Posted by eberly

Yeah they only had to buy a couple democrats because they knew the entire republican party would vote against it.

50 repubs and 2 dems vote against it = "Look at how corrupt the democrats are!" -idiots

And Biden pardoned pedophiles, but you won't touch that one.

#23 | Posted by lfthndthrds

Trump pardoned pedophiles, terrorists, wall street scammers, health insurance scammers, drug dealers, and george santos.

Anyone who can afford the bribe gets a pardon.

And you're just fine with that.

Except recent studies have shown people who rely on AI have different brain functional patterns and are worse off over time.

In our ever present quest to make things as simple and easy as possible so we can be lazy f*^%s, we're willingly making ourselves stupid.

#17 | Posted by jpw

Relying on AI and being taught by AI are not the same thing.

Relying on AI is having AI catch a fish for you. Being taught be AI is having AI teach you how to catch your own fish.

If you believe that the mess our healthcare system is in is the fault of the Republicans, you have a very simplistic view of the issues involved. There are many competing interests, the entire political class is just one.

#26 | Posted by visitor_

If you want to look at obstacles to fixing our health system, the republican party is numbers 1, 2, and 3.

Not because she wasn't guilty, because of a technicality.

#14 | Posted by fishpaw

Like "collusion is not a crime" "insurrection isn't a crime" or "presidents can't be indicted?" that sort of technicality?

Hey D-bag, why don't you move to Germany, the country is totally f-ed so you are made for each other.

#13 | Posted by fishpaw

Oh really? Is germany putting their kids into debt to fund massive tax cuts for the super rich?
Is germany starting wars to distract from their president raping kids with epstein?
Is germany shutting down sources of free energy to protect the oil companies that bribed their president?

AI will revolutionize education. But that won't require a robot.

I think a good system would be a human teacher overseeing how well each student is interacting with their individual AI instructors.

Of course fascists will have to limit and censor what the AIs teach because real knowledge leads to the rejection of fascism.

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#22 No argument there.

#23 | Posted by visitor_

So why does your party want those leeches to keep sucking a half trillion per year from us?

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BTW, Europe is chock full of different healthcare policies. It's not like the US has to start from scratch.

#17 | Posted by madbomber

Actually, due to the republican party selling out the country to oligarchs who are gutting it for cash, the US is going to start from scratch in every respect.

But if we rebuild from our collapse, it would be obvious to copy things that worked elsewhere.

#21 | Posted by THEBULL

Why do you always side with the billionaire elites that ---- on your head?

Large urban systems are far more complex and harder to monitor consistently.

#46 | Posted by BillJohnson

Then surely you could point to the voting problems that this has caused.

No one ever mentions that Mueller was BARRED from investigating trump's financial ties to russia.

And I've never heard an innocent explanation for why trump chose russian asset Paul Manafort as his campaign manager.

We need to reduce the cost, not just shift them to third and fourth party payers.

#10 | Posted by visitor_

Cutting out billion dollar payments to insurance CEOs reduces costs.

The reality would be very different: For full-time workers, Medicare falls around the 70th percentile in comparison to other plans. That means 30% would have to take a lesser plan than they currently have.

#7 | Posted by Danforth

A lesser plan is the one that bankrupts you when you get sick.

It's like you just can't get it what my reasoning is about mail-in ballots (other than absentee or exceptions).

It is incomprehensible.

#41 | Posted by BillJohnson

We're still waiting on you to provide any evidence that there is a problem that requires a solution which would make it harder for many people to vote.

Something to think about:

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#35 | Posted by MSgt

The USA has voter ID idiot. You have to confirm your ID to register to vote.

Question - if the federal gov automatically sent a voter ID to every voter and added zero obstacles to voting, would you still support it?

Nothing gets fixed in this country without Campaign Finance reform.

#5 | Posted by morris

Almost every problem in america can be traced back to private campaign funding.