Bob,

Actually, it's 130 days per year.

Don't be surprised if he shows up next year.

Bob,

Do a little research.

Bob,

When Musk first began working with Trump it was already being said Musk had a max of 130 days allowed as a temp government employee.

I was raised in a family that played country music records of that era quite a lot.

This particular song was one I enjoyed and it told a good story.

For those who actually played the song and might have liked it, Marty Robbins had a follow-up song about Feleena telling her story.

Snoofy,

Your response says everything I need to know. You didn't just double down, you lost the plot.

Mocking people for their education, race, sexuality, or faith isn't an argument. It's unhinged.

Time to let you go.

Snoofy,

"Fascism support among Black and Latinos is rising."

Framing Black and Latino voters who support Trump as backing "fascism" isn't just inaccurate, it reeks of condescension and carries a racist undertone.

You're implying they're too ignorant or misled to think for themselves.

Clown,

Corky,

Let's not pretend this mess started with Trump. The cracks have been forming for years fueled by endless entitlement programs, bloated budgets, pork projects, wasteful spending, and politicians on both sides buying votes with borrowed money.

Honestly, the way you talk about collapse, it sounds less like a warning and more like a wish.

Laura,

Trump made significant inroads with latino and black voters in the 2024 election.

He received 46% of the latino vote which was a record for a republican since 1976.

His backing among black voters also rose to 20%, up from 13% in 2020.

Corky,

I've used the name I use now supporting both democrats and republicans.

Snoofy,

People in leadership make hard decisions. They aren't always pretty. What's the alternative? More of the same? The American voters decided what they want.

They didn't choose what you want.

I'm tired of this pointless banter.

Snoofy,

"Organized chaos isn't a thing"?

Actually, it is. Just because you don't understand the phrase doesn't mean it doesn't exist.

If you had any real-world experience managing unpredictable or high-pressure environments, you'd know exactly what it means.

People who've led under fire, figuratively or literally, don't need to Google it. They've lived it. And if they're good at what they do, it's something they instinctively know.

Snoofy,

"Is something wrong with the way things are going under Trump?"

I said "different" not "better".

I think the democratic party is rudderless.

Trump has shaken things up.

I think just like he declared bankruptcy so many times as a way to start over, I'm starting to wonder if that's his plan for the rest of America.

Burn down the house. He seems to be running organized chaos for America.

Tear down the systems that are a waste.

When he said "drain the swamp" he wasn't talking about only Congress.

Donner,

Maybe things would look different today if Democrats had offered a serious candidate and a better message that actually reached more Americans.

Donner,

A 2023 survey by The Harvard Crimson found that over 77% of Harvard faculty identified as "liberal" or "very liberal," while less than 3% identified as conservative.

That alone doesn't prove everything, but it clearly shows a severe ideological imbalance. And when the overwhelming majority of educators share the same political leanings, it raises a fair question if the education is balanced or is it being shaped to fit a particular political worldview?

If Harvard truly valued intellectual diversity, those numbers would look very different.

Donner,

"What's happening is called FAFO"

Why don't you clarify what you mean.

Acromyns are lazy.

Donner,

I think what's happening with liberals is that the chickens are finally coming home to roost.

Years of pushing ideology over reality, silencing dissent, and mistaking groupthink for truth are catching up with them.

Donner,

You didn't refute a thing. You just highlighted the comments you disliked and labeled them lies, not because you proved them false, but because they challenge your worldview.

You're doing what liberals often do trying to police and control thought. But here's the reality.

You can't cancel me, and you can't cancel the countless others who think just like I do.

Dan,

"you'll regurgitate any lie"

Referring back to my posts, specifically what did I say that was a lie?

Clarify...don't deflect.

Corky,

So you're not denying liberal groupthink. You're just claiming Trumpthink is worse.

Interesting admission.

Dan,

Harvard? I couldn't care less.

Another elite echo chamber pushing groupthink and calling it education.

If liberals had stuck to the principles of the Constitution of limited government, free speech, we wouldn't be in this mess.

But today's left pushes censorship, centralized control, and ideological conformity

That's not Jefferson. It's Orwell.

Corky,

Nordic nations also enforce border controls, value homogeneity, and reward personal responsibility, which is hardly the liberal free-for-all liberals dream of.

If we're comparing models, let's do it honestly

Corky,

You and I have the same joined date.

Looks like we've both been posting on here 20 years. Actually, I was using a different name for awhile before I changed to this one.

I considered myself a liberal back then.

The Democratic Party left me long ago, about the same time I quit taking drugs.

I saw liberals utopian value system wasn't sustainable in the real world.

Instead of real solutions I saw idealistic dreams of a perfect world, enforced by engineering society into submission to their twisted values.

Corky,

You're talking about projected triggered estimated payments reduced due to PAYGO if the deficit isn't covered.

Congress has historically acted to reduce PAYGO-induced spending cuts.

Again....there are no cuts to medicare in Trumps tax bill.