No morals and no balls. They are afraid of Trump.
1 Like
And their Trump-loving constituents.
1 Like
Do you really believe your own bullshit? Listen to yourself, and that goes for most of you libs. Not even one Republican in the House voted for impeachment. You couldnât even get one. Well, after you hid witnesses, restricted access to other witnesses and documents, ran a railroaded proceeding that was in a huge hurry yet then languished on the Speakerâs desk (probably because she was too drunk to find her way to the Senate, until now), no wonder why you got such a frigid response.
2 Likes
You really have no grip on reality. Itâs ludicrous that you think no house republicans voting for impeachment is evidence of no evidence of impeachable conduct (while conveniently ignoring Amash who was a republican for every election but now isnât because heâs the one republican with balls enough to have any sort of moral compass which got him kicked out of the party).
Pelosi is too drunk to send a bill to the senate? Thatâs what you guys tell yourself? At least thatâs more entertaining of a delusion than the hidden witness secret documents bullshit.
The projection here is superb.
I think it was Chuck who said on the old forum, âEvery accusation a confessionâ.
OK Boomer.
Buuuuuuuullll fucking shit.
Heâs a 2010 Tea Party Republican.
Whatâs become clear to me is the depths of Joe Bidenâs criminal reaches. Heâs benefitted his own family to the tune of millions. I used to think that he was just creepy Uncle Joe, who plagiarized and fondled women, but otherwise harmless. However, he is dangerous and should never be president. He should be in jail.
1 Like
That was what he said then to get elected. Since then, his voting record has been pretty spotty. How come all of the NeverTrumper Republicans or former Republicans are pure as the driven snow, but all of the Republicans are immoral? I donât get it.
Wow. What a clever retort. Ad hominem works if the facts are against you.
Remember that time JimR said âTrump? Iâd vote for the devil before I voted for Trump.â And you said, âYouâre right, Coach. I will vote for Hillary Clinton.â And then you changed your mind? I wonder if there was some part of you that worried that in voting for and subsequently allying yourself with the grossest man in America something might be corrupted in you. But whether you did or not, the answer is yeah. You are lost. Your whole shameless rage-boner party is lost, and theyâre at the fucking wheel. So thanks for that.
I find it insulting that you see fondling women without consent as âotherwise harmless.â You can see Trump, McConnell and a whole contingent of greedy fucking Republicans in hell.
Whatâs become clear to me is that you are either highly unintelligent and gullible or you are an extreme, bootlicking version of the gaslighting Trump supporter. Either way, you fit HHâs description of the modern GOP to a T.
I donât condone touching another person without permission. When I said harmless, I meant just a career pol who wasnât a grifter. Boy was I wrong about that. His fondling of women should have been addressed a long time ago, but no one wants to come forward, and the lame stream media (a/k/a the liberal echo chamber) has always given him a pass.
Sigh. Another ad hominem attack. Is that all you got?
Much of this could be said of Trump.
I find that itâs unnecessary to demonize either party. Each political party is made up of some with corrupt self serving intentions and others who will go to their grave to defend what they think is right. Then, all the shades in between.
Iâm hoping that eventually we as a country, can come at political discussions by examining individual character and not party caricatures.
I do recall that. However, I just couldnât pull the lever or press the button for such a dissembling elite. You too engage in ad hominem attacks. I know that youâre smarter than that. And since youâve parsed some of my prior comments, you should know that I am not Republican. I am a constitutional conservative who would vote for a Democrat who believed in pro-life, conservative judges, smaller government, less government intrusion into life, lower taxes, getting the country out of deals that are bad for us, etc. Sadly, thatâs out of vogue for todayâs Democrats. I actually like Democrat Louisiana governor John Bel Edwards and while I supported his opponent, I didnât do so enthusiastically because I knew the other candidate. But heâs pro-life and pro-Second Amendment. But he seems to be a dinosaur in todayâs Democrat Party, which ought to be re-named the Anti-America Party or just plain socialists.