#37

What's it like going through life being neither clever nor funny?

- Eberly has an --------.

His wife will be the most surprised by that.

Shocked, one might say. I thought BJ was getting all Eb's bidness on the side.

Eb considers it a Win if he makes enough personal attacks to take the thread off topic.

Any thread, any place, any time.

- you enjoyed calling GWB a dry drunk

You're imagining things again; I never said anything like that.

- You also said he liked to suck off a White House reporter.

And again, nothing I ever said.

If you get the DTs, call 911.

It's not like he asked what Americans thought about it... he just tore it down because he could. And he could remodel the Safe Room below to protect him from future 'Karens'.

Like what he tried to do when he when he sent insurgents to riot at the WH, and told States to make Fake Ballots for him.

#25

What a Republican thing to say! LMAO!

Are you pretending to be Drinky Pete again?

Just don't beat your wife, m'K?

#20 - I didn't direct it towards you.

lmao.... you quoted me, then said:

"But you said you did."

Confused, Tiny Dancer?

The Emperor has no Majority!

"Senators on Tuesday voted 52-48 to terminate the national emergency Trump declared in order to impose 50 percent tariffs on most Brazilian goods in July. Five Republican Senators joined the Democrats in the vote: Thom Tillis (N.C.), Susan Collins (Maine), Lisa Murkowski (Alaska), Mitch McConnell (Ky.) and Rand Paul (Ky.), the measure's co-sponsor.

The vote " the first in a series of three expected resolutions aiming to block President Trump's tariffs on Brazil and Canada as well as his widespread global tariffs " comes amid bubbling tension in the Senate over how Trump's trade war has affected farmers and small businesses.

Next week, the U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear oral arguments over whether Trump has overstepped his authority by using an emergency law to impose tariffs on nearly every country in the world.

"Emergencies are like war, famine [and] tornadoes," said Paul, the most vocal opponent of Trump's tariffs in the Senate.

"Not liking someone's tariffs is not an emergency. It's an abuse of the emergency power and it's Congress abdicating their traditional role in taxes."

- "a defendant's right to an impartial trial."

That's SO pre-Trump thinking.

He's lucky not to have been shot or run over by ICE Storm Troopers.

- But you said you did.

I never said any such thing; it was obvious to everyone that NO ONE WANTED HIM for any 3rd term.
That was never a thing.

But hey, make it about the posters not the posts, that's your MO always.

What did you think about the Topic itself in the vid you didn't watch or the Transcript at the thread link you didn't use?

Mao had the best socks here.... he could be anyone. Really bright guy, but genetically rwing.

- "He didn't smell so good."

Still doesn't, personally or politically.

Trumpers need to regain their sense of smell.

Gay sex is a sin like pride, greed, lust, envy, gluttony, wrath, and sloth are sins.

As are many other human imperfections when compared to spiritual things.

But because it's about sex, it's made out to somehow be a worse sin than any of the above. Which is absolute nonsense.

"There have been successive U.S. strikes against alleged drug trafficking boats in the international waters off Venezuela, a buildup of military assets in the Caribbean and even an admission from Trump that he had authorized covert CIA action on the ground in Venezuela. Still, Trump claims he's not pursuing "regime change.""

more

-"the people for whom the distinction between fact and fiction no longer holds"

Is the best definition of Trumpism I've seen.

- you all believed GWB would do this.

Gross exaggeration. Do something different this time, EB, as a favor to us, but mostly to yourself.

Read the short article in #9. (I won't even suggest you watch or read the freaking link!)

It's about someone you never even heard of.

"Hannah Arendt's lessons for our times: the banality of evil, totalitarianism and statelessness

"There are no dangerous thoughts," Hannah Arendt says, "Thinking itself is dangerous".

"The ideal subject of totalitarian rule," she also says, "is not the convinced Nazi or the convinced communist, but the people for whom the distinction between fact and fiction no longer holds".

A couple of Amendments actually, the 22nd and the 12th. The vid (w/ Transcript btw) addresses some of the scenarios, including him making himself Speaker of the House or VP for 2028.

I figure a National Emergency is more his style... perhaps that's why he has ICE trying to start an internal war.

And again, HIS SCOTUS are his toadies if it ever goes to the SC.

then send an

(I'm going to fire my Editor!)

It's almost as foolish a discussion as would be whether a President might ever tell States to change the name on their Official Ballots to his, and then an violent mob of thugs to stop the peaceful transfer of power in this country.

Even though his entire hand-picked DoJ threatened to quit.

Republicans have been saying for years that they have a Plan to replace Obamacare... today, while they are still on vacation and Dems are there ready to vote... Mikey said the Plan should be ready in a few weeks.

MGT wasn't buying it....

Marjorie EXPOSES Trump then BLOWS UP HIS PLAN

- I realized Reagan had used the Christian evangelical vote to rally support for tax cuts that mainly benefited the rich.

When will you realize that Trump did same?

57 percent white women with higher educations.... so it mostly consisted of people with higher educations.

No, it wouldn't get 2/3rds vote...

But the Lard King's Court Supreme could find a way.

Moses Mike was in full denial today that it would ever happen, so that makes me think it might.

"For example, the American Conservative, which was one of the groups behind Project 2025, had an article on its website last year about how the 22nd Amendment is an arbitrary restraint on presidents who serve non-consecutive terms.

That of course is the key because the 22nd amendment being revised with language relating to
non-consecutive terms would allow Trump to run for a third term, but not someone like Obama."