Mack A. Damia <drsteerforth@yahoo.com> wrote:
Say, what are you all doing in here flaming one another?
This group is dedicated to the love of cats.
And flaming flamers...
Do try to remember that and take your sniping somewhere
else. Pookie doesn't mind so much as she's a fighter, but
Bubba is quite the sensitive one. She is still very
nervous and wary over Trump's "groping" remark.
Please inform your cat that there is no such thing as a man
grabbing a woman's pussy. It never happens. It was only
rhetoric. Most grown-ups know that.
Say, what are you all doing in here flaming one another?
This group is dedicated to the love of cats.
Do try to remember that and take your sniping somewhere
else. Pookie doesn't mind so much as she's a fighter, but
Bubba is quite the sensitive one. She is still very
nervous and wary over Trump's "groping" remark.
Mack A. Damia <drsteerforth@yahoo.com> wrote:
John Doe <always.look@message.header> wrote:
Mack A. Damia <drsteerforth@yahoo.com> wrote:
Do try to remember that and take your sniping somewhere
else. Pookie doesn't mind so much as she's a fighter,
but Bubba is quite the sensitive one. She is still very
nervous and wary over Trump's "groping" remark.
Please inform your cat that there is no such thing as a
man grabbing a woman's pussy. It never happens. It was
only rhetoric. Most grown-ups know that.
But cats don't understand,
Not only cats...
and Bubba was groped as a kitten. Also, Trump has walked
into the dressing rooms of beauty contestants without
notice.
Must be nice.
There are some of us who know who and what he is, and it's
not a pretty sight.
It is worse than you think. Democrats hold fewer offices
nationwide than in over 100 years. The presidential election
was a must win for Democrats. Donald Trump is likely to
appoint 3-5 Supreme Court justices. One or two more will be
placed within the next two years, probably more after that.
So far, Trump is exceeding my expectations.
I know that some drug users would do better if drugs were not
pushed on them. So I appreciate his stance on that. His
hiring of Jeff Sessions also fulfilled his main campaign
promise of controlling immigration. That is a big win for
American workers, especially the lowest paid workers. Some
people would rather pay a dollar less when they go to Walmart
than see their neighbors put food on the table for their
family. From what I have read, Trump intends to force
employers to use E-Verify and to implement an entry-exit
system to help prevent visa overstays. That is something he
campaigned on, getting tough with businesses that shun
American workers. I expect to see more of it accomplished.
Some people complain about his hiring of rich people for his
cabinet, but I do not follow that stuff. I am not into
banking.
A recent pleasant surprise is Trump's ending of our formerly
covert program of aiding Syrian rebels (everybody knew
about). We should stop playing house with the rest of the
world. We should deal with foreign governments, we should not
help overthrow them. That just leads to destroyed cities and
hordes of refugees. We have learned that lesson many times,
but we always forget.
I have mixed feelings about Obamacare. Young healthy
unmarried males and elderly females should not be forced to
buy women's reproductive and abortion insurance. That is
plainly unfair and an example of women raping men at the
polls. It is just wrong. At the same time, the rich should
not be able to run away with the ball. As T Boone Pickens
wrote, after making $1 billion, making billions more was
easy. It should not be that way. So perhaps they should pick
up more of the tab for healthcare. But it should not go on
the backs of the middle class.
For Trump to be the perfect president IMO the only thing he
needs to do is funnel our expected coming greatness into
something constructive like ZERO GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS
nuclear power and space exploration. Obama destroyed our
space program. And contrary to all the griping about Russia,
Obama paid Russia $82 million each for taking our astronauts
to the space station, for eight years. I expect that to end
soon, the sooner the better. Feel free to remind me if it
does not.
John Doe <always.look@message.header> wrote:
Mack A. Damia <drsteerforth@yahoo.com> wrote:
Do try to remember that and take your sniping somewhere
else. Pookie doesn't mind so much as she's a fighter,
but Bubba is quite the sensitive one. She is still very
nervous and wary over Trump's "groping" remark.
Please inform your cat that there is no such thing as a
man grabbing a woman's pussy. It never happens. It was
only rhetoric. Most grown-ups know that.
But cats don't understand,
and Bubba was groped as a kitten. Also, Trump has walked
into the dressing rooms of beauty contestants without
notice.
There are some of us who know who and what he is, and it's
not a pretty sight.
John Doe <always.look@message.header> wrote:
Mack A. Damia <drsteerforth@yahoo.com> wrote:
John Doe <always.look@message.header> wrote:
Mack A. Damia <drsteerforth@yahoo.com> wrote:
Do try to remember that and take your sniping somewhere
else. Pookie doesn't mind so much as she's a fighter,
but Bubba is quite the sensitive one. She is still
very nervous and wary over Trump's "groping" remark.
Please inform your cat that there is no such thing as a
man grabbing a woman's pussy. It never happens. It was
only rhetoric. Most grown-ups know that.
There are some of us who know who and what he is, and
it's not a pretty sight.
It is worse than you think. Democrats hold fewer offices
nationwide than in over 100 years. The presidential
election was a must win for Democrats. Donald Trump is
likely to appoint 3-5 Supreme Court justices. One or two
more will be placed within the next two years, probably
more after that.
So far, Trump is exceeding my expectations.
I know that some drug users would do better if drugs were
not pushed on them. So I appreciate his stance on that. His
hiring of Jeff Sessions also fulfilled his main campaign
promise of controlling immigration. That is a big win for
American workers, especially the lowest paid workers. Some
people would rather pay a dollar less when they go to
Walmart than see their neighbors put food on the table for
their family. From what I have read, Trump intends to force
employers to use E-Verify and to implement an entry-exit
system to help prevent visa overstays. That is something he
campaigned on, getting tough with businesses that shun
American workers. I expect to see more of it accomplished.
Some people complain about his hiring of rich people for
his cabinet, but I do not follow that stuff. I am not into
banking.
A recent pleasant surprise is Trump's ending of our
formerly covert program of aiding Syrian rebels (everybody
knew about). We should stop playing house with the rest of
the world. We should deal with foreign governments, we
should not help overthrow them. That just leads to
destroyed cities and hordes of refugees. We have learned
that lesson many times, but we always forget.
I have mixed feelings about Obamacare. Young healthy
unmarried males and elderly females should not be forced to
buy women's reproductive and abortion insurance. That is
plainly unfair and an example of women raping men at the
polls. It is just wrong. At the same time, the rich should
not be able to run away with the ball. As T Boone Pickens
wrote, after making $1 billion, making billions more was
easy. It should not be that way. So perhaps they should
pick up more of the tab for healthcare. But it should not
go on the backs of the middle class.
For Trump to be the perfect president IMO the only thing he
needs to do is funnel our expected coming greatness into
something constructive like ZERO GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS
nuclear power and space exploration. Obama destroyed our
space program. And contrary to all the griping about
Russia, Obama paid Russia $82 million each for taking our
astronauts to the space station, for eight years. I expect
that to end soon, the sooner the better. Feel free to
remind me if it does not.
Trump has done next to nothing since he took office.
The enlightened view is that his presidency has been a
failure so far, and the unwavering support from those who
elected him is understood, but if you watched *Meet the
Press* this morning, you should have noticed that his
popularity in states that supported him is waning - and
waning fast.
About the women who said that Trump has been put here by
God to give the USA a second chance, some of us wonder if
hybristophilia is caused by a wild gene.
Mack A. Damia <drsteerforth@yahoo.com> wrote:
John Doe <always.look@message.header> wrote:
Mack A. Damia <drsteerforth@yahoo.com> wrote:
John Doe <always.look@message.header> wrote:
Mack A. Damia <drsteerforth@yahoo.com> wrote:
Do try to remember that and take your sniping somewhere
else. Pookie doesn't mind so much as she's a fighter,
but Bubba is quite the sensitive one. She is still
very nervous and wary over Trump's "groping" remark.
Please inform your cat that there is no such thing as a
man grabbing a woman's pussy. It never happens. It was
only rhetoric. Most grown-ups know that.
There are some of us who know who and what he is, and
it's not a pretty sight.
It is worse than you think. Democrats hold fewer offices
nationwide than in over 100 years. The presidential
election was a must win for Democrats. Donald Trump is
likely to appoint 3-5 Supreme Court justices. One or two
more will be placed within the next two years, probably
more after that.
So far, Trump is exceeding my expectations.
I know that some drug users would do better if drugs were
not pushed on them. So I appreciate his stance on that. His
hiring of Jeff Sessions also fulfilled his main campaign
promise of controlling immigration. That is a big win for
American workers, especially the lowest paid workers. Some
people would rather pay a dollar less when they go to
Walmart than see their neighbors put food on the table for
their family. From what I have read, Trump intends to force
employers to use E-Verify and to implement an entry-exit
system to help prevent visa overstays. That is something he
campaigned on, getting tough with businesses that shun
American workers. I expect to see more of it accomplished.
Some people complain about his hiring of rich people for
his cabinet, but I do not follow that stuff. I am not into
banking.
A recent pleasant surprise is Trump's ending of our
formerly covert program of aiding Syrian rebels (everybody
knew about). We should stop playing house with the rest of
the world. We should deal with foreign governments, we
should not help overthrow them. That just leads to
destroyed cities and hordes of refugees. We have learned
that lesson many times, but we always forget.
I have mixed feelings about Obamacare. Young healthy
unmarried males and elderly females should not be forced to
buy women's reproductive and abortion insurance. That is
plainly unfair and an example of women raping men at the
polls. It is just wrong. At the same time, the rich should
not be able to run away with the ball. As T Boone Pickens
wrote, after making $1 billion, making billions more was
easy. It should not be that way. So perhaps they should
pick up more of the tab for healthcare. But it should not
go on the backs of the middle class.
For Trump to be the perfect president IMO the only thing he
needs to do is funnel our expected coming greatness into
something constructive like ZERO GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS
nuclear power and space exploration. Obama destroyed our
space program. And contrary to all the griping about
Russia, Obama paid Russia $82 million each for taking our
astronauts to the space station, for eight years. I expect
that to end soon, the sooner the better. Feel free to
remind me if it does not.
Trump has done next to nothing since he took office.
Illegal aliens disagree. American workers disagree.
The enlightened view is that his presidency has been a
failure so far, and the unwavering support from those who
elected him is understood, but if you watched *Meet the
Press* this morning, you should have noticed that his
popularity in states that supported him is waning - and
waning fast.
Before the election, they said Hillary Clinton had a 95%
chance of winning. There are some very amusing video
collections on YouTube that include the most convincing
naysaying and ridicule of Donald Trump before he was elected
president. Trump was elected by supporters who swam upstream
through very thick negativity.
About the women who said that Trump has been put here by
God to give the USA a second chance, some of us wonder if
hybristophilia is caused by a wild gene.
Some people zealously display their belief in God, others act
the same about government. Donald Trump is not our Savior. I
believe he is a pleasant sideshow on the slippery slope.
Bringing us back from the abyss is not politically possible
without a miracle. The things I like about Trump are worldly
things that will not stop our demise. The cannibal left will
get what they wish for. But Trump will postpone that.
The only problem we face in the near-term is what we do with
our hoped-for greatness. Hopefully we will do space
exploration. But it might change back to playing house with
the rest of the world. Probably won't last much longer after
that.
On some great and glorious day the plain folks of the land will reach their heart's desire at last, and the White House will be adorned by a downright moron.
H. L. Mencken
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On some great and glorious day the plain folks of the land will reach their heart's desire at last, and the White House will be adorned by a downright moron.
H. L. Mencken
Peter Wieck
Melrose Park, PA
Of course, we have long-known that Coulter is cuckoo.
John Doe <always.look@message.header> wrote:
Mack A. Damia <drsteerforth@yahoo.com> wrote:
John Doe <always.look@message.header> wrote:
It is worse than you think. Democrats hold fewer offices
nationwide than in over 100 years. The presidential
election was a must win for Democrats. Donald Trump is
likely to appoint 3-5 Supreme Court justices. One or two
more will be placed within the next two years, probably
more after that.
So far, Trump is exceeding my expectations.
I know that some drug users would do better if drugs were
not pushed on them. So I appreciate his stance on that.
His hiring of Jeff Sessions also fulfilled his main
campaign promise of controlling immigration. That is a
big win for American workers, especially the lowest paid
workers. Some people would rather pay a dollar less when
they go to Walmart than see their neighbors put food on
the table for their family. From what I have read, Trump
intends to force employers to use E-Verify and to
implement an entry-exit system to help prevent visa
overstays. That is something he campaigned on, getting
tough with businesses that shun American workers. I
expect to see more of it accomplished.
Some people complain about his hiring of rich people for
his cabinet, but I do not follow that stuff. I am not
into banking.
A recent pleasant surprise is Trump's ending of our
formerly covert program of aiding Syrian rebels
(everybody knew about). We should stop playing house with
the rest of the world. We should deal with foreign
governments, we should not help overthrow them. That just
leads to destroyed cities and hordes of refugees. We have
learned that lesson many times, but we always forget.
I have mixed feelings about Obamacare. Young healthy
unmarried males and elderly females should not be forced
to buy women's reproductive and abortion insurance. That
is plainly unfair and an example of women raping men at
the polls. It is just wrong. At the same time, the rich
should not be able to run away with the ball. As T Boone
Pickens wrote, after making $1 billion, making billions
more was easy. It should not be that way. So perhaps they
should pick up more of the tab for healthcare. But it
should not go on the backs of the middle class.
For Trump to be the perfect president IMO the only thing
he needs to do is funnel our expected coming greatness
into something constructive like ZERO GREENHOUSE GAS
EMISSIONS nuclear power and space exploration. Obama
destroyed our space program. And contrary to all the
griping about Russia, Obama paid Russia $82 million each
for taking our astronauts to the space station, for eight
years. I expect that to end soon, the sooner the better.
Feel free to remind me if it does not.
Trump has done next to nothing since he took office.
Illegal aliens disagree. American workers disagree.
The enlightened view is that his presidency has been a
failure so far, and the unwavering support from those who
elected him is understood, but if you watched *Meet the
Press* this morning, you should have noticed that his
popularity in states that supported him is waning - and
waning fast.
Before the election, they said Hillary Clinton had a 95%
chance of winning. There are some very amusing video
collections on YouTube that include the most convincing
naysaying and ridicule of Donald Trump before he was
elected president. Trump was elected by supporters who swam
upstream through very thick negativity.
About the women who said that Trump has been put here by
God to give the USA a second chance, some of us wonder if
hybristophilia is caused by a wild gene.
Some people zealously display their belief in God, others
act the same about government. Donald Trump is not our
Savior. I believe he is a pleasant sideshow on the slippery
slope. Bringing us back from the abyss is not politically
possible without a miracle. The things I like about Trump
are worldly things that will not stop our demise. The
cannibal left will get what they wish for. But Trump will
postpone that.
The only problem we face in the near-term is what we do
with our hoped-for greatness. Hopefully we will do space
exploration. But it might change back to playing house with
the rest of the world. Probably won't last much longer
after that.
The word is that Trump is not a stupid man. He is a smart
man who knows what stupid people want.
If Trump-bashers are so smart, why aren't they smart enough to win an election?
John Doe <always.look@message.header> wrote:
If Trump-bashers are so smart, why aren't they smart enough to
win an election?
Sec. Clinton won the popular vote
it was the corrupt political machinery
Keep in mind what we have here is an individual who is entirely unencumbered by the thought process, and is without awareness or insight. This person believes to this very second that:
a) Mexico will pay for the wall. This has not happened so far, and I do not see Mexico writing a check any time soon. However, the Orange Toad has diverted Military funds to the wall, as well as other tactics that are unprecedented.
b) Tariff wars are easy to win. Sure they are. Just ask those farmers! All that Amazon Rain Forest being converted to growing soybeans. All good.
c) Manufacturing will come back to the US. Sure it will, all the US needs to do for that to happen is:
1. Eliminate the Minimum Wage - can't have the cost of labor impede profits. 2. Eliminate Unions. What is the use of a 40 hour work week, paid overtime, and decent health care?
3. Eliminate OSHA - what are a few injuries or deaths when it comes to profits and production?
4. Eliminate environmental regulations. Manufacturers should be able to burn what they want, when they want, and dump what they want where and when they want.
d) There was no collusion. No. But 33 indictments, millions in fines, hundreds of years of jail time amount to nothing in the long run.
e) Obama separated children at the border too, it was his law. No, there were no such separations under Obama. There were 2,600 (at least) under the Orange Toad.
f) We have solved the problem of North Korea. Oh, yes!
g) And, of course, that the Orange Toad has never lied to the American People. Ever.
Peter Wieck
Melrose Park, PA
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