Can we get over Trump already?He costs more loses than wins.

Both Biden and Trump are too old anyway !

If we can avoid Armageddon

Don't get pissy with me if you can't spell the words you are using.

"merryprankster 2w

Ahhhhhh...condescenion. The last refuge of the ignorant."

condescension*

Oh, but the irony is real,,,

Ahhhhhh...condescenion. The last refuge of the ignorant.

condescension*

Oh, the irony,,,

it's a misspelling, not an irony.
You, too, misspell regularly.

Quite a lot, actually. More than you know.
I even have to double-check a heck ton of word spellings due to a possible "spatial interpretion" problem I may have but haven't been tested for, my eye dr informed me, as I don't have dyslexia, but have issues with letters. Words might look wrong to me, but I often can't pinpoint why.

Difference is, I only pointed it out in reponse to you doing so. Which is as I always do, not pointing out such errors to those who don't habitually do so.

ts;ria

Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery

LOL, youre lookin at 'real' republicans! youre getting a glimpse behind the curtain. maybe you'll sober up and realize just what real republicans represent? hint: its not the majority of the American people.

How is it that Republicans seem to think Jeffrey Epstein was particularly tied to Democrats when in fact he was nonpartisan in his associations and anyone could look this up to confirm it?

Never expect current republicans to be truthful. Epstein was friends for years with Trump and also with Clinton. We all know it and only republicans deny it. They really aren't foiling anyone but themselves.

This is an example of how Republicans use “false equivalency” to attempt to escape blame. Clinton’s ‘association’ with Epstein was far less incriminating than Trump’s. Another example is how they tried to falsely claim that Antifa was involved in the 1/6 attacks on the Capitol. The list is long, and the political observer has to separate the facts from the fantasy.

Republicans use anything they can to attack Democrats , even if it applies to them too, or even more so. It’s hypocritical. They seem to forget that people who live in glass houses should not throw stones. But after supporting Donald Trump, they have no credibility criticizing anybody. They’ve lost any moral high ground. Their judgment is completely and forever tarnished with the orange stain. I don’t really care what Republicans think anymore. I have little respect for most of them with a few notable exceptions. I find they will believe anything whether there is any evidence for it or not. I find them to be obstructionists who don’t care what is best or right or even reasonable. They have mean-spirited reasons for everything. They behave like children. I think many of them are afraid of their own shadow. A recent poll shows 28% of them believe the crazy ideas of QAnon. 28%. That’s millions of people. What is wrong with them? There is no point listening to anything they have to say.

-Would the real pedophiles please stand up? The irony of Republicans calling Democrats pro-pedophilia
http://observer.necc.mass.edu/blog/2022/05/06/would-the-real-pedophiles-please-stand-up-the-irony-of-republicans-calling-democrats-pro-pedophilia/

-Who are the real sexual predators? There's a list
https://www.mainstreet-nashville.com/opinion/conason-who-are-the-real-sexual-predators-theres-a-list/article_dead429c-c4af-11ec-982d-3f63ea16e73e.html

From this conspiracy sprouted the QAnon cult, founded online by a dubious figure with ties to child porn, now running for Congress in Arizona. In fact, more than 70 QAnon proponents are running as Republicans in this year’s midterm election.

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The “groomer” charges are of course lies, but they are not just ordinary falsehoods. When Republicans — from internet crazies to Rupert Murdoch’s cable sewer to U.S. senators — claim that Democrats are guilty of sexual predation, they are engaging in a frame-up designed to deflect from a disturbing truth: the perverse and criminal conduct of literally scores of Republican officials, activists and clergy — factual, indisputable and appalling.

Republican sexual hypocrisy is a longstanding cliche in American politics, from the hordes of closeted anti-gay gays and moralizing adulterers like Kenneth Starr to the former president whose debauched lifestyle has never troubled his evangelical worshippers. Yet now the Republicans’ “groomer” accusations have raised the ante — and inadvertently opened a Pandora’s box of newspaper and TV clips describing the criminal sexual misconduct of a long roster of Republicans.

An astonishingly comprehensive Google document of these offenders, complete with more than 800 citations and links, can be found under the rubric of #RepublicanSexualPredators. It has apparently been maintained and updated scrupulously for years — and undoubtedly will be added to for years to come.