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Since Putin wants peace, I don't see, how this cannot be worked out. Putin has prooven, he wants peace, because he has had all the right to fight back in those last months with NATO and EU threatening him. Right now, he provved to be the only sane politician out there and I never thought, I would say that. Thanks für Putin cool mind and ability to see, who and why they are doing this.
BTW - I love, how he just throws them their incompetence right into the face. WOW - not easy to swallow.
There is "horror" at a "F*ck Donald Trump" sign? Seriously? And I'll bet there's been nothing but a mere shrug over the "depictions" of Obama over the years. All good, because it's "free speech."
Yes, meanwhile the rest of Europe has been made to look like fools. I think maybe Trump is doing the right thing defending Putin. Those two could be great allies and deal with ISIS, while the EU is slow to react and allows the terror to continue.
Here is the irony and stupidity of the Republican party all rolled up into one:
1. Claim that life matters and defund Planned Parenthood, leading to...
2. More poor women unable to receive proper pre-natal care...
3. Leading to more birth defects...
4. Leading to greater need for sevices, except...
5. Republicans will cut those services because they hate "entitlements"...
6. Leaving a woman with little in the way of resources to care for a child with developmental challenges.
You can do this same sort of causal chain with the environment, drinking water, defense spending, and on and on.
Ain't the GOP grand?
GL, I don't see how you or anybody can ascribe such noble motives to Trump based on his entire previous history. He is at base a selfish, egotistical blowhard -- or has been for his whole life so far. People just don't change that much this late in life.
You keep not quite understanding what I've said but at least you're trying so thanks for that. It's not that the Republicans are going to block Trump, but rather, the system and THE PEOPLE THEMSELVES. Trump is trying to back off some of his more controversial statements now...and his own base is saying, "No, you can't! You have to give us all the impossible things you promised and if you don't then YOU will be the one to feel our wrath next!" Meanwhile, California is looking to secceed and if Brexit was any indication, hey we just might! Trump had no idea what an impossible job he was taking on and if we all do indeed survive his residency then he's in for a very rough four years.
And here's Joni Mitchell again. "Both Sides Now" Aw, look...how cute they all are... let's see: Mama Cass is dead now... Mary Travers is dead now... Joni's still hanging in there, though...
The problem is you should pick a desired goal or effect, then reverse engineer to achieve it.
Standard government procedure unfortunately is to tend to problems by creating other problems in a non-linear and illogical fashion.
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Are you out of your mind? The electors reversing this would lead to CIVIL WAR and possibly the end of the United States of America.
And what we have now is an undeclared Civil War. Why not get it out in the open then?
Ah, I'm just being facetious. Insert a big ol' smiley icon somewhere. But don't you understand, Pancho? THIS IS JUST REAPING WHAT HAS BEEN SOWN over the last eight years of Trump claiming that Obama wasn't really eligible to be President, the Republicans in Congress dragging their feet on every single thing he tried to do (please remember that Obamacare was nothing other than Romney's health care plan dressed up in Democratic bunting) and right wing talk media (including most definitely Faux News) doing their best to denigrate everything and everyone Democratic. You planted it, you tended it, now get you get to harvest it. Happy Thanksgiving!
I'd already given up on any meaningful resistance to all powerful global banking interests as represented by the likes of the Bush-Clinton dynasties and corporate media
I supported him because he represents a sensible conservative approach to both social and economic policy.
His approach on social policy such as health care is refreshing. He's focused on what might actually work, as opposed to an ideological approach ie government must provide and damn the costs and inefficiencies. You can see the gist of his approach in the post-election tv intv with 60 Minutes. Frustrating for the reporter whose dying for a gotcha moment.
He will get the Keystone pipeline flowing from Alberta, which is long overdue.
The fact that he was subjected to one of the most vicious and pernicious smear campaigns even by modest jackal-hyena liberal standards is telling.
But elections at this level, even in Canada, are bloodsport. Deliberate and calculated misrepresentations and distortions of what your opponent is actually saying is standard operating procedure. Although the liberal smear tactics this time out grossly overreached. The pre-inclined will naturally lap it up, but normal people or less partisan types, which is who you are trying to reach, have far less tolerance for the sanctimonious hectoring, which we saw amped up to decibel shattering levels in this campaign.
The Hillary as she-devil attacks were over-the-top too, but didn't reach the same fevered level of desperation and vitriol as the anti-Trump bleatings, IMHO of course.
Although I do think the Stones lyrics I quoted, "she's worst thing in this world and "lies, lies you dirty Jezebel.." do resonate and jive with the hyperbolic tone of the campaign.
Now that the bloodsport is over, Trump can relax, ("the bitch is dead" Fleming, Casino Royale)amp down the rhetoric,and get down to working with Paul Ryan and others on reviewing, and moving forward various and sundry legislation.
Nominating a conservative Supreme Court justice with a decentralized, states-rights friendly approach need be priority too.
The problem with liberal judges, is not so much what they believe (diversity of opinion is normal) but their tendency to overreach. America is a political union of 50 unique states. One size does not fit all.
So part two art two of the political equation, the art of getting things done, after the election battle has been won, is now upon the Donald.
It's a piece of statisical data that like all statistical data requires context.
Ergo, its import is trumped by the reality of the Electoral College.
CNN explained this reality very clearly in their election night coverage ie parties aren't trying to win the overall popular vote.
Rather they purposely target their finite resources, on a state-by-state, region-by-region, even county-by-county basis. For Trump, squeezing another 500 votes out of a targeted county in Florida is more important than expending resources in trying to reduce big gaps in various regions of California for example. Go nuts in California, you might pull some votes and bump your broader pop vote, but then you might lose the Florida electoral college as well as California.
Both Trump and Clinton were visiting targeted areas as many as three times in one week, towards the end.
If the election was one big national referendum style plebiscite, rather than a campaign to capture a coalition of states all-in, you would see vastly different campaign approaches.
Platforms would be generalized and vaguer than they are now.
Parties would be targeting the pop vote only.
They would have to take a very generalist approach so as not to alienate anyone.
We'd really have little idea what they stood for.
The pop vote within the context of the Electoral College system is not reflective of a broader plebiscite outside the EC results, but rather is fallout from the targeted strategies employed by the candidates in their bids to win the EC.
Funny :)) no not a fan of the federation I guess.
I do love original Star Trek, especially Kirk's earnestness, chivalry and love of the femmes
I even like the rebooted new Trek of fresh adventures of the old gang, although too bad about the new Ckekhov.
The bald guy and his bunch though, have never interested me, nor any of the other spinoffs.
More of a Kirk fan.
In a similar vein, I do love the whole BSG saga.
I bought the complete series on blu-ray.I haven't re-watched it yet but I am sure it will look awesome!
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Smooch the girls and fight the Klingons.....and tell Spock to stuff it from time to time
I asked you a simple question - do you believe, what he said abourt Hillary and co OR NOT?
...and tell me, where I wrote, he would be able to do all the things you mentioned.
I said - its GOOD he has no fear to SAY all these things for the world o hear aand hence making the powerful tremble in their seats. About time.
Trump wants to invest into the American infrastructure, something Obama has been stopped from doing time after time by Republican vote, and the Republican party has already said that this is not high on their list op priorities. High on that list is the reversing anything Obama has done to improve the US. This is not the act of a politicial party that whats the best for the US but a party that has shown hate for the last six years and with them coming to power I fear the worst for the the citizens in favor of big bucks.
Look at the folks who are now working the transition for the governments they are in all cases lobbyists for major cooperations.
So I fear for the US voters who voted for change but in doing so chose for a fox in the hen house.
As for Hillary with such a long career in politics she is bound to have some skeletons in the cupboard. I she flawless I am sure she was not, but she never set the tone of the political debate. Trump did in the Republican primaries and continued during the race being a racist. sexist, xenofoob, tax dodger and liar.
I am not convinced that Trump is not like that at all, if it is only showmanship it still was an awful show that did indeed cheer on the racists, sexists, xenophobes and big business.
That said I expect he'll be impeached fairly soon in favor of his vice president Pence, because he is somebody the Republicans can work with. As he us one of their own.
Just not the fox they thought. Trump will be impeached & Pence will take over. Then the children will be taught creationism in science classes whilst their stomachs growl because of food stamps being cut in areas where the government doesn't give a crap to fund the tax cuts on the 1%.
"We The People"?
Just a bunch of Socialist malarkey.