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Milosh posted:Has anyone tracked Trump's sleep schedule via his tweets? http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/04/27/donald-trumps-twitter-habits-tell-us-lot-first-100-days-president/
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empty whippet box posted:I'm jonesing while I wait for whatever's coming monday. Teaser is up
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Rust Martialis posted:I love watching puling millennials flip out over the idea of going to war. You hysterical babies, lol. China can't do jack poo poo to the USA. Grow the gently caress up. We've been at war in various places since 2001. There are Americans who don't remember a time when their country wasn't at war.
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Tbh I don't really think the tapes exist, or that he was really aware of any at the time. I think he genuinely thought he could try to intimidate Comey publicly on twitter so he just came up with w/e bullshit he had on mind. But yeah, even if they did exist we certainly aren't going to see them anymore.
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Jun 25, 2017 14:25
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Rust Martialis posted:Nah just the screeching about the USA being destroyed by China is moronic. All the "we're all gonna diiiiiiiiiie" compared to how we grew up in the Cold War makes you all look like idiots. Kindly gently caress off with your moronic nay-saying. "There will never be another Great War!" said many right before the bombs dropped on their cities. There is always a risk of war, and downplaying that is a terrible idea.
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Chilichimp posted:He claimed that he didn't create them or have them. He then went on to claim that, while president, he didn't know if someone ELSE was recording his conversations without his knowledge. While I don't doubt that really happened, I'm going to say they never existed, not because Trump is playing 11-dimensional chess, but he believes he was, but it was such a blatant ruse that Comey (and most people) saw through it. It's the equivalent of "my uncle works at Nintendo" to shut down an argument and prove him right, but then Comey actually has photos of him and his uncle, in Nintendo overalls and name tag, in a factory in Japan with Shigeru Miyamoto and has an unmarked beta version of Super Mario Bros. 3 for playtesting. Also, it's natural now for Trump to do something without realizing that it has legal ramifications. If those tapes existed like he claimed, he would have to turn them over as part of the investigation. If he destroyed them because of incriminating evidence, then he's destroying legal evidence. It would have been better off to never claim the tapes existed or, if they did exist, never acknowledge their existence before leaking them to the press to counter Comey's claims. But Trump being Trump, he couldn't do both of those things. Eox posted:I checked back three pages and I'm very disappointed nobody posted this yet Goddamn, I thought this was from last year, until I checked the date. Why did he post this? Does his brain think it's still 2016?
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Jun 25, 2017 14:37
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I swear he has reverse sundowning some days. It's probably just the morning shows though.
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Jun 25, 2017 14:39
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There Bias Two posted:Kindly gently caress off with your moronic nay-saying. "There will never be another Great War!" said many right before the bombs dropped on their cities. Not shocked that respectable American liberals openly lust for war with China
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Jun 25, 2017 14:44
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https://twitter.com/ThePlumLineGS/status/878959840378466304 This is why I think even the Fox News audience might be exposed to the truth on this bill. Even the local papers here in NE Ohio are putting stuff like this on the front page.
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Jun 25, 2017 14:45
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Peven Stan posted:Not shocked that respectable American liberals openly lust for war with China What open lust are you referring to?
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Jealous Cow posted:https://twitter.com/ThePlumLineGS/status/878959840378466304
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waffle posted:I hope this kind of thing cuts through for sure, but on a small note lol at "-15%" next to an arrow pointing up I'd wager that they debated this for awhile, figuring that if they put a down arrow, someone would think it actually lowered the cost of something.
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There Bias Two posted:"There will never be another Great War!" said many right before the bombs dropped on their cities. This is definitely not true, there was a wide understanding that the Great War hadn't fundamentally changed anything, and that a second war was very possible, particularly after Hitler was elected. Part of appreciating risk is recognizing the various degree of threats. Realistically the possibility of a worldwide war is very low, in particular because the US has the only significant naval fleet. The world wars were predated by military buildup on all sides.
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Jun 25, 2017 14:51
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FizFashizzle posted:So I heard Jane Sanders inflated the promised donations to secure some loans for her hippy college and her husband made a phone call to help her out, now the Trump DOJ is going to make an example of her just because it rings too close to home for the president and he loves to project. In a parallel world where Sanders is president, we'd never hear the last of this and the Republicans would be starting impeachment proceedings over it. In this universe, no one cares.
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Jealous Cow posted:https://twitter.com/ThePlumLineGS/status/878959840378466304
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Jun 25, 2017 14:53
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Abner Assington posted:FYI, the Fox News crowd is 100% okay with most of the bottom row and probably some other parts, too. Yeah the second I saw the bottom row I knew the GOP were going to crop out the top and say look at the good we are doing. It's going to pass. My Mom is going to die. My friends are going to die... gently caress the GOP
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Jun 25, 2017 14:57
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Rust Martialis posted:I love watching puling millennials flip out over the idea of going to war. You hysterical babies, lol. China can't do jack poo poo to the USA. Grow the gently caress up. I'm 50 and I don't know where you're coming up with this attitude. Trolling I guess.
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Jun 25, 2017 14:59
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Had an argument with someone yesterday about the healthcare plan - they only watch Fox News and use Drudge for information. "Do you agree that the disabled should always have healthcare?" "Yes" "Do you agree that the disabled have a right to protest?" "Yes" "Do you think it's right for disabled protesters to be dragged from their wheelchairs?" "No" ::shows the video of disabled protesters being dragged from their wheelchairs:: "Well that's private property and they should have behaved" 
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Jun 25, 2017 15:03
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Kaal posted:This is definitely not true, there was a wide understanding that the Great War hadn't fundamentally changed anything, and that a second war was very possible, particularly after Hitler was elected. Part of appreciating risk is recognizing the various degree of threats. Realistically the possibility of a worldwide war is very low, in particular because the US has the only significant naval fleet. The world wars were predated by military buildup on all sides. Sure there was a wide understanding, but nay-sayers also existed. I wasn't talking about the likelihood of a world war, he was talking about the possibility of a conflict with China. I only brought up WWI to highlight the ridiculousness of the assertion. Given the drastic military build up in the South Pacific and increasing tensions in the region, particularly with Japan, it's not something that can be completely ruled out especially considering that we are obligated to assist them if they go to war.
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Jun 25, 2017 15:03
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EugeneJ posted:Had an argument with someone yesterday about the healthcare plan - they only watch Fox News and use Drudge for information. Did you ask him how government buildings can be construed as private?
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Jun 25, 2017 15:04
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Boggles the mind how the GOP came up with a bill that fucks over a substantial part of their electorate hard. American politics are weird.
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Jun 25, 2017 15:05
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There Bias Two posted:Did you ask him how government buildings can be construed as private? "That's public property" "No it isn't" Person I was talking to has a pension and fully paid for healthcare.
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Jealous Cow posted:https://twitter.com/ThePlumLineGS/status/878959840378466304 This isn't the worst graphic ever made but it's close. I know what the bill entails and I can still barely decipher that top box.
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Jun 25, 2017 15:10
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Young Freud posted:Goddamn, I thought this was from last year, until I checked the date. Why did he post this? Does his brain think it's still 2016? He's angry because Bernie would have won and he wouldn't have had to be president
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Jun 25, 2017 15:12
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EugeneJ posted:"That's public property" Sometimes you just have to wait for people to die.
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Freezer posted:Boggles the mind how the GOP came up with a bill that fucks over a substantial part of their electorate hard. American politics are weird. White Americans attach so much of their self worth to a racist construct they will happily saw off their feet if you hint that it'll make a black man stub his toe.
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https://twitter.com/politico/status/878957209761271809quote:As the White House formulates its official policy on Iran, senior officials and key Trump allies are calling for the new administration to take steps to topple Tehran’s militant clerical government. quote:“The policy of the United States should be regime change in Iran,” said Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Ark.), who speaks regularly with White House officials about foreign policy. “I don’t see how anyone can say America can be safe as long as you have in power a theocratic despotism,” he added. quote:As a member of Congress, Trump’s CIA director, Mike Pompeo, last year publicly called for congressional action to “change Iranian behavior, and, ultimately, the Iranian regime.” Watch Trump start a loving war.
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Jun 25, 2017 15:22
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That's nothing really new....his admin has a lot of anti-Iran hardliners but I don't think they have enough influence to start a war. He's also going to need a better justification than 'regime change'. Iraq wasn't THAT long ago and we are still dealing with that mess.
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DaveWoo posted:https://twitter.com/politico/status/878957209761271809 There is zero chance that with the Republicans controlling everything we won't start a war somewhere. It'll probably happen once they push through as much terrible legislation as they can.
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Jun 25, 2017 15:28
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I didn't think Trump had actively colluded, I was leaning towards useful idiot of everyone around him, until that tweet. Might as well be a confession.
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Jun 25, 2017 15:29
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Freezer posted:Boggles the mind how the GOP came up with a bill that fucks over a substantial part of their electorate hard. American politics are weird. It's super easy when your electorate's refusal to pull the lever for anybody else means you can focus more on what to do with your power instead of how to best maintain it.
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TARDISman posted:Doesn't action against a state require 60 votes in the Senate? The U.S. political system for all practical purposes ceded authority for war starting to the executive branch about half a century ago, we technically haven't been in a "war" since, just a series of police actions leading to quagmires.
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Nevvy Z posted:I didn't think Trump had actively colluded, I was leaning towards useful idiot of everyone around him, until that tweet. Might as well be a confession. Yeah the tweet simply means Trump's preoccupied with the investigation into Russia collusion. It's the tell tale heart beating under the floorboards of his White House.
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Jun 25, 2017 15:33
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No one tell Trump about the AUMF!
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TARDISman posted:Doesn't action against a state require 60 votes in the Senate? 2001 AUMF against terrorists. Iran gave funding to militarnt groups in Iraq, ergo we can invade their country without provocation. I doubt they will actually do it however. That poo poo would spell the end of the Trump administration, and they have to know it. Americans had to be coerced and decieved into Iraq by the threat of WMD's, and no one is buying that poo poo if 9/11 isn't fresh in their minds. If Trump starts a war in Iran he is out on his rear end the next chance the electorate gets.
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Nevvy Z posted:I didn't think Trump had actively colluded, I was leaning towards useful idiot of everyone around him, until that tweet. Might as well be a confession. Trump Thread II: I was leaning towards useful idiot, until that tweet
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Jun 25, 2017 15:34
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well this is somethin https://twitter.com/kylegriffin1/status/878980628452175872
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Jun 25, 2017 15:35
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A war with Iran would be such a profound clusterfuck that a sick little piece of my mind is intrigued at the prospect. The first antiship missile slamming into an oil tanker and the subsequent $10/gal gas would be a hell of a thing to behold. Just to be clear: HOLY gently caress DON'T GO TO WAR WITH IRAN
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skylined! posted:well this is somethin "But I've voted for a lot of senseless things so...." Collins won't commit to defending PP, it's just going to be her excuse for voting no (if the bill is already going to fail).
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