Monroe wrote:
Well, snowflakes will melt in the rain!

Yvonne wrote:
Wow, you must have hunted for those images of Obama, it was not covered on the news the way the hate against Trump and Republicans is covered. It is daily, just like the witchhunt on Russia in these hearings. Let me repeat, how can you hold Trump responsible for John Podesta foolish act of changing his email password? That is how the emails got hacked.

SOS wrote:
Good work Comrades! Deflect! Pivot! Redirect blame where it belongs!

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This make liberal democrat progressive head spin!

And never mention the "R" word (Russia!).

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Tony, tony, please link us to your concerns over the last 8 years over the EB5 abuses. Ya know, when your guy Barack Hussein Obama was in the White House, and his fanboy Chuckie Schumer was the Senate leader. Get back to me when you dig that up, thankee!

Gee can't seem to find anything showing Obama's son in law/top advisor (lol) directly profiting off of this abuse. Let me know when you dig that up big guy!

Monroe wrote:
Pebble, the Bloomberg story does nothing to imply that Trump/his campaign was even connected to that by a billion miles. Not sure how this involves our President, except to show that he was right to fire Comey for not doing anything about this leading up to the election. Obama had Comey on this, and this failed to prevent these attempts. When the DNC was hacked (maybe, maybe not by the Rooskies), the DNC refused to allow the FBI access to check their server. Why didn't Obama give Hillary and the DNC a call to facilitate that if Rooskie interference was a worry? Sounds like the former administration has a lot of 'splaining to do about investigating the election process.

hero69 wrote:
did john mccain say that us leadership was better under obama? what took him so long to realize what many of us lareday knew before trump was even elected?

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...As I've said before the bigger issue is how to prevent hacking in he future.

Freud?i?an slip

an unintentional error regarded as revealing subconscious feelings.

drifterx wrote:
I should blame the lame duck president? He has no real power anymore during the elections, heck he couldn't even get his Supreme Court nominee in! No dude, the blame falls squarely on the Russians and those who colluded with them. I'm pretty sure even the sitting Republicans in Congress can figure that out, why can't you?

drifterx wrote:
Gee, if only we can impeach Obama for his 'arrogance'. Oh wait, we can't. Too bad.

Here's the thing. Obama is gone, Romney is gone. Time to deal with the now. The problem is, you can't even face the reality that the Russians interfered and all you do is deflect. The investigations will keep rolling along, like it or not.

drifterx wrote:
You are seriously desperate enough to deflect back to Romney? He was a loser for so many different reasons, Trump said so!

I'm not the one saying the Russians interfered. The FBI, NSA, CIA, Paul Ryan, etc. do. It's funny how facts become suddenly political because Agent Orange can't help implicating himself when he wasn't even being investigated.

drifterx wrote:
Comey's statements are just a part of the fact finding part of the Senate investigation. You can bet your ass there is more that will be said in closed hearings and more from other members of the intelligence communities and law enforcement. Finally, the Russian interference is not a hoax. It has already been confirmed by said communities and agencies. Speaker Ryan knows this and he believes in it. This is not a political matter, it is a matter of national security which Trump is somehow oblivious to and keeps calling it fake, and his idiot supporters lap up. The investigation is ongoing and it will take as long as it will take. Watergate sure as hell didn't end quickly and this won't either

hero69 wrote:
are any of y'all reading about gop revolt in kansas. apparently, repubs are waking up to the idea that just cutting taxes won't work. GOP led legislature revolted against gop governor

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/06/07/us/ ... budget-override.html?_r=0

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I believe keeping it clean creates an influence and will reduce the littering over time. I'm also an idiot, but I have to keep the hope alive somehow.

What cleans up the streets are considerate residents. When I moved Downton 17 yrs ago Newark Ave on weekends was a river of garbage. It was embarrassing to have people visit.

Now it's a river of vomit.

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Why are Trump supporters always so afraid of everything? Snowflakes.

Hillary carried the female vote

Trump carried the Snowflake vote. #realchickensh*ts

Hamparkvet wrote:
Why are Trump supporters always so afraid of everything? Snowflakes.

JCman24 wrote:
I believe keeping it clean creates an influence and will reduce the littering over time. I'm also an idiot, but I have to keep the hope alive somehow.

stc4blues wrote:
See, for example, this account of the $110B "deal" with Saudi Arabia, which is a bundling of proposals initiated in the Obama administration:

https://www.lawfareblog.com/110-billio ... al-saudi-arabia-fake-news

Pebble wrote:
Having worked with variousness parts of Kushner's business... the guy and his business is clownishly remedial. They are jokes in the real estate world.

heights wrote:
And now London, face it and get used to it. Time to police our area and profile with diligence.

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350 billion dollars in arms sales, that's a ton of high paying manufacturing jobs. Just last week. Many missed it, I guess, with the incessant photo shops during his trip.

I don't suppose you ever stopped to wonder about our government's role in creating and propagating the worldwide market for weapons? Stability is bad for arms dealers.

Are you referring to the two wars our previous president declared he would fully withdraw from?

are you referring to the pointless, useless wars that gwb and the republicans started when they didn't fully understand the area and the reprecussions. at least obama tried to withdraw, but iraq and afghanistan are so fracked up that only "god" knows when the us will be able to leave

brewster wrote:
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Monroe wrote:
350 billion dollars in arms sales, that's a ton of high paying manufacturing jobs. Just last week. Many missed it, I guess, with the incessant photo shops during his trip.

I don't suppose you ever stopped to wonder about our government's role in creating and propagating the worldwide market for weapons? Stability is bad for arms dealers.