Mitch Blood Green said:

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EatMoreSalmon said:

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Mitch Blood Green said:

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We agree on the overreaction. I live in FL and was lucky that DeSantis pushed back.

The Trillions and shutting down the economy was ridiculous. My daughter was in Boston and they were ridiculous.

I know for a fact that there were issues with COVID and the elderly. Once they figured out how to treat it, it got better. The initial treatments were not helpful, such as respirators. The vaccine helped a lot of people not end up in a hospital bed.

People forget that we didn't know what it was at the time and even those that suspected a weapon or escaped virus were preparing for worse. Hindsight is 20/20. Trump was in the same boat and Fauci is all he had, I get it.

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Trumps ignorance (Not Faucci) is what made COVID worse. He keeps thinking he can BS his way out of situations he creates. (No he didn't create COVID) but he keeps destroying the safeguards we take for granted.

He did it with COVID. He did the same with the JCPOA, NAFTA, Tariffs, DOGE. Now he's going after voting.

We are being Atlantic Citied by this ignoramus.

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This is a good example of over reaction right here. Has Trump messed up some things? Yup. All of this in your list? Nope.
Time will better tell if some of his policies you and I don't like will be considered awful in the history books. He might end up being more right about some things than we want to believe.
He was right about a lot of things the first term that lots of pundits and people here thought were bogus. Lots of people hate his braggadocio, and it does overwhelm some of the good he does.

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Trump knew nothing about Iran or Healthcare or Free trade or pandemic preparedness. All he knew is Obama was for it. So he used his pea brain to undo consequential safeguards that we are paying for.

I don't expect a president to be perfect. I do expect that that he be for something not just against the previous guy. It will take us generations and trillions to distance from this Iran war. (Only he can fix it)

We have lost relationships that were vital to our security. It's far more than braggadocio. Calling balls and strikes, we have a president who doesn't give one **** about us. That's hard to say as historically, we disagree with presidents and policies, but if we're honest, we could see them as differences. Trump cares about Trump.

This is a Trump day when it comes to us.

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Another post that illustrates your general ignorance.

If one has intellectual curiosity, one can search this thing called the "world wide web" where you can see clips of President Trump from the 80s where he states positions he currently holds and some he has changed.

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Mitch Blood Green said:

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Harrison Bergeron said:

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Harrison Bergeron said:

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You miss my point on Trump. Two points-
1- it is not what he wants to do, it is how he does it. We agree on the what, thr methods he uses are not suitable for national policy.

2- The Presidency is different than any other position, how you do things and how you deal with others matters. He is the US personified. Just like Obama apologizing, Biden's age related mistakes and Clinton's indiscretions were unacceptable, so is Trump's tweets, speeches and rhetoric. It makes the US look bad. Fauci was a lower level apecialist, not the President.

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Maybe there are a couple of people using your screen name ... I am old enough to remember you calling anyone that disagrees with you a "fascist" and calling President Trump "radical" and "extreme."

So in which time are you lying? Are you butthurt about policies our mean tweets? You cannot seem to make up your mind.

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What are you having problems getting?

You can have a strong immigration policy without having jackbooted thugs tackling and shooting people in the street like they are living an episode of Fallout. Policy is fine, execution Fascist, Authoritarian, or whatever the word of the day is.

The President leads the Nation, not acting like it is his personal organization to wield on a whim. He doesn't like a comment by Canada, 15% tariffs across the Board, unless you are nice to him than they will go away. He is acting like the US economy, and military are his personal tools.

His rhetoric and night time tweets matter as the President. He is not Presidential and he views (at least through his words) that the US is his to do with what he wants. When the US President used to talk, people and the world listened. Not anymore, we are viewed as the President being a blowhard. Nothing he says is accurate. How many times have we beat Iran? What is going on in Venezuela? Greenland? Ukraine? Tariffs? It is all over the Board.

Allies - Greenland and the Arctic are important. The President should work with Canada, Denmark and Scandinavia to protect it, which is what NATO used to be about. NOT telling Denmark we are taking it. We are siding with Russia, Iran and North Korea and walking out of the UN meetings. Trump has gotten the US to the point where our Allies no longer trust us. So, while getting NATO to pay more, great. Doing what we are doing around the world, not so much.

I have consistently said I get the policies and agree with most, but HOW he is executing them is downright wrong. How he is treating US citizens is wrong. How he is profiting, is wrong. This is not a political system discussion, it is a personal discussion. As bad as Clinton was, Trump is just as bad. At least under Clinton the US was in a good position. Not anymore

My model modern Presidents - Eisenhower, Bush Sr, Reagan, Truman

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So you support citizens interfering in law enforcement? Do you blame Clinton for murdering the Branch Davidians?

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I blame Janet Reno and the FBI/ATF leadership for acting recklessly and getting a bunch of kids killed...yes 100%

"Koresh frequently left the compound to go into the city of Waco.... leaving the property to jog, visit town, or handle business. Congressional investigations and outside experts noted that the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (ATF) had multiple opportunities to arrest him safely in public or on the road in and around Waco"

100% they wanted a big time bust for tv...someone leaked info to the local Waco news about the upcoming bust....no doubt someone in the Fed organizational structure.

Instead of a silent operation against a man in leadership who was wanted. They went after the residential home compound of a very paranoid/skittish religious cult with lots of kids around.

Disaster.....

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I think the answer is "Why did they resist law enforcement?"

The idea that the federal government is overreaching when it comes to rural communities but even handed in urban communities (ICE, I see you) is laughable.

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The Kids did not "resist" anyone....they were little children.

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I did not make any claim on government overreach in general in terms of rural communities or any other community.

I said in that specific instance....Janet Reno and the Fed. leadership made a very stupid call that led to the lives of 28 kids being lost.

They could have arrested Koresh in Waco away from where the kids lived. (from the determination of Congress investigations)

The Kids were completely innocent.

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I don't disagree with the kid's innocence. I'm saying they're not the only innocent children that are affected with boot throated justice.

My wife set Jonnie "who is worthy of grace?"

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Please let me know of other instances were the Federal government is contributing to kids being burned alive.

Happy to criticize that as well!

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I can't think of any directly.

Indirectly, I can think of citizen children being detained because their parents are illegal,

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Sending children home on a airplane with their parents (who have broken the law and have not right to legally be in the USA) is a far different thing.

You just don't want the laws of the USA enforced.

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We're not really talking about law enforcement. Arresting David Koresh was a law enforcement action.

Harrison Bergeron said:

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Mitch Blood Green said:

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Mitch Blood Green said:

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FLBear5630 said:

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We agree on the overreaction. I live in FL and was lucky that DeSantis pushed back.

The Trillions and shutting down the economy was ridiculous. My daughter was in Boston and they were ridiculous.

I know for a fact that there were issues with COVID and the elderly. Once they figured out how to treat it, it got better. The initial treatments were not helpful, such as respirators. The vaccine helped a lot of people not end up in a hospital bed.

People forget that we didn't know what it was at the time and even those that suspected a weapon or escaped virus were preparing for worse. Hindsight is 20/20. Trump was in the same boat and Fauci is all he had, I get it.

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Trumps ignorance (Not Faucci) is what made COVID worse. He keeps thinking he can BS his way out of situations he creates. (No he didn't create COVID) but he keeps destroying the safeguards we take for granted.

He did it with COVID. He did the same with the JCPOA, NAFTA, Tariffs, DOGE. Now he's going after voting.

We are being Atlantic Citied by this ignoramus.

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This is a good example of over reaction right here. Has Trump messed up some things? Yup. All of this in your list? Nope.
Time will better tell if some of his policies you and I don't like will be considered awful in the history books. He might end up being more right about some things than we want to believe.
He was right about a lot of things the first term that lots of pundits and people here thought were bogus. Lots of people hate his braggadocio, and it does overwhelm some of the good he does.

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Trump knew nothing about Iran or Healthcare or Free trade or pandemic preparedness. All he knew is Obama was for it. So he used his pea brain to undo consequential safeguards that we are paying for.

I don't expect a president to be perfect. I do expect that that he be for something not just against the previous guy. It will take us generations and trillions to distance from this Iran war. (Only he can fix it)

We have lost relationships that were vital to our security. It's far more than braggadocio. Calling balls and strikes, we have a president who doesn't give one **** about us. That's hard to say as historically, we disagree with presidents and policies, but if we're honest, we could see them as differences. Trump cares about Trump.

This is a Trump day when it comes to us.

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Another post that illustrates your general ignorance.

If one has intellectual curiosity, one can search this thing called the "world wide web" where you can see clips of President Trump from the 80s where he states positions he currently holds and some he has changed.

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Can you show me 11 ****s at the end of a Trump day?

His days always end with more ****s for his family at our expense.

Pardons are a great example. I committed a crime. I'm now a model citizen. I get a second chance.

Nope. I get a pardon through payment to the president regardless of my contrition. He still has 12 ****s.

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I am curious, what was written that was inconsistent with what he was saying? He also, said he was keeping him mind open and the Chinese always act like they are hiding something.

What is being missed? Where is the "smoking gun"? What am I missing? It seems to be written by someone trying to figure it out, not hide something.

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What you're not missing will be a muuuuuuuuuch shorter list.

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Now we know ... those government bureaucrats at ground zero actually knew or highly suspected at the time that those suspicions were correct. We misrepresented the origin of the virus, the efficacy of masks (and changed our position on it multiple times), the magical 6 feet cushion, the efficacy of the vaccine, and on and on and on. Not only did we misrepresent those things, but we bullied anyone who dared question them and ran government sponsored censorship programs to quiet them, despite the massive personal, educational, economic consequences of these policies.

Now people don't want to get vaccinated. They don't trust public institutions. They don't trust things we obtusely trot out as "science." Well, of course they don't. These jackasses did incalculable and long-lasting damage to public trust.

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That's the clickbait version. When you look at the details, almost none of it is true. For example, Fauci and most of his circle were open to the idea of a lab leak, but if anything they leaned toward a natural origin. They didn't and still don't know otherwise. The new documents only confirm what Fauci has said all along.

As another example, Fauci's note about the Wuhan market being an "amplifier" is the same thing he said publicly just a few weeks later. He even used the same wording.

Sen. Paul knows this. All of this Randstanding is just a cynical play for campaign money, with perhaps a dash of personal vindictiveness for good measure. And he knows plenty of people will buy into the outrage as long as he keeps stirring the pot.

That is why people don't want to get vaccinated and don't trust public institutions.

Mitch Blood Green said:

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EatMoreSalmon said:

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Mitch Blood Green said:

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FLBear5630 said:

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We agree on the overreaction. I live in FL and was lucky that DeSantis pushed back.

The Trillions and shutting down the economy was ridiculous. My daughter was in Boston and they were ridiculous.

I know for a fact that there were issues with COVID and the elderly. Once they figured out how to treat it, it got better. The initial treatments were not helpful, such as respirators. The vaccine helped a lot of people not end up in a hospital bed.

People forget that we didn't know what it was at the time and even those that suspected a weapon or escaped virus were preparing for worse. Hindsight is 20/20. Trump was in the same boat and Fauci is all he had, I get it.

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Trumps ignorance (Not Faucci) is what made COVID worse. He keeps thinking he can BS his way out of situations he creates. (No he didn't create COVID) but he keeps destroying the safeguards we take for granted.

He did it with COVID. He did the same with the JCPOA, NAFTA, Tariffs, DOGE. Now he's going after voting.

We are being Atlantic Citied by this ignoramus.

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This is a good example of over reaction right here. Has Trump messed up some things? Yup. All of this in your list? Nope.
Time will better tell if some of his policies you and I don't like will be considered awful in the history books. He might end up being more right about some things than we want to believe.
He was right about a lot of things the first term that lots of pundits and people here thought were bogus. Lots of people hate his braggadocio, and it does overwhelm some of the good he does.

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Trump knew nothing about Iran or Healthcare or Free trade or pandemic preparedness. All he knew is Obama was for it. So he used his pea brain to undo consequential safeguards that we are paying for.

I don't expect a president to be perfect. I do expect that that he be for something not just against the previous guy. It will take us generations and trillions to distance from this Iran war. (Only he can fix it)

We have lost relationships that were vital to our security. It's far more than braggadocio. Calling balls and strikes, we have a president who doesn't give one **** about us. That's hard to say as historically, we disagree with presidents and policies, but if we're honest, we could see them as differences. Trump cares about Trump.

This is a Trump day when it comes to us.

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Mitch, you are more often pretty level headed about things except those that involve sexual organs. Put the Kool-Aid down.

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More people died from the vax than the virus. At the burial of several of them myself.

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Over 1.1 million people inthe USA died from Covid.

9 deaths are attributed to the vaccine.

My source is Google.

EatMoreSalmon said:

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Mitch Blood Green said:

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EatMoreSalmon said:

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Mitch Blood Green said:

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FLBear5630 said:

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We agree on the overreaction. I live in FL and was lucky that DeSantis pushed back.

The Trillions and shutting down the economy was ridiculous. My daughter was in Boston and they were ridiculous.

I know for a fact that there were issues with COVID and the elderly. Once they figured out how to treat it, it got better. The initial treatments were not helpful, such as respirators. The vaccine helped a lot of people not end up in a hospital bed.

People forget that we didn't know what it was at the time and even those that suspected a weapon or escaped virus were preparing for worse. Hindsight is 20/20. Trump was in the same boat and Fauci is all he had, I get it.

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Trumps ignorance (Not Faucci) is what made COVID worse. He keeps thinking he can BS his way out of situations he creates. (No he didn't create COVID) but he keeps destroying the safeguards we take for granted.

He did it with COVID. He did the same with the JCPOA, NAFTA, Tariffs, DOGE. Now he's going after voting.

We are being Atlantic Citied by this ignoramus.

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This is a good example of over reaction right here. Has Trump messed up some things? Yup. All of this in your list? Nope.
Time will better tell if some of his policies you and I don't like will be considered awful in the history books. He might end up being more right about some things than we want to believe.
He was right about a lot of things the first term that lots of pundits and people here thought were bogus. Lots of people hate his braggadocio, and it does overwhelm some of the good he does.

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Trump knew nothing about Iran or Healthcare or Free trade or pandemic preparedness. All he knew is Obama was for it. So he used his pea brain to undo consequential safeguards that we are paying for.

I don't expect a president to be perfect. I do expect that that he be for something not just against the previous guy. It will take us generations and trillions to distance from this Iran war. (Only he can fix it)

We have lost relationships that were vital to our security. It's far more than braggadocio. Calling balls and strikes, we have a president who doesn't give one **** about us. That's hard to say as historically, we disagree with presidents and policies, but if we're honest, we could see them as differences. Trump cares about Trump.

This is a Trump day when it comes to us.

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Mitch, you are more often pretty level headed about things except those that involve sexual organs. Put the Kool-Aid down.

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Not on Kool Aid today. Finishing some coding on a new ap. Then? Dinner with an amazing woman. Blacklane.

BTW, thank you. You're level headed, too.

(My wife don't let me do sex ***** Looking for an immigrant to replace her lifelong, rock, confidant ,mother, grandmother best friend ass) (don't get too comfortable *****es)

Mitch Blood Green said:

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Harrison Bergeron said:

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Mitch Blood Green said:

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EatMoreSalmon said:

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Mitch Blood Green said:

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FLBear5630 said:

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We agree on the overreaction. I live in FL and was lucky that DeSantis pushed back.

The Trillions and shutting down the economy was ridiculous. My daughter was in Boston and they were ridiculous.

I know for a fact that there were issues with COVID and the elderly. Once they figured out how to treat it, it got better. The initial treatments were not helpful, such as respirators. The vaccine helped a lot of people not end up in a hospital bed.

People forget that we didn't know what it was at the time and even those that suspected a weapon or escaped virus were preparing for worse. Hindsight is 20/20. Trump was in the same boat and Fauci is all he had, I get it.

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Trumps ignorance (Not Faucci) is what made COVID worse. He keeps thinking he can BS his way out of situations he creates. (No he didn't create COVID) but he keeps destroying the safeguards we take for granted.

He did it with COVID. He did the same with the JCPOA, NAFTA, Tariffs, DOGE. Now he's going after voting.

We are being Atlantic Citied by this ignoramus.

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This is a good example of over reaction right here. Has Trump messed up some things? Yup. All of this in your list? Nope.
Time will better tell if some of his policies you and I don't like will be considered awful in the history books. He might end up being more right about some things than we want to believe.
He was right about a lot of things the first term that lots of pundits and people here thought were bogus. Lots of people hate his braggadocio, and it does overwhelm some of the good he does.

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Trump knew nothing about Iran or Healthcare or Free trade or pandemic preparedness. All he knew is Obama was for it. So he used his pea brain to undo consequential safeguards that we are paying for.

I don't expect a president to be perfect. I do expect that that he be for something not just against the previous guy. It will take us generations and trillions to distance from this Iran war. (Only he can fix it)

We have lost relationships that were vital to our security. It's far more than braggadocio. Calling balls and strikes, we have a president who doesn't give one **** about us. That's hard to say as historically, we disagree with presidents and policies, but if we're honest, we could see them as differences. Trump cares about Trump.

This is a Trump day when it comes to us.

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Another post that illustrates your general ignorance.

If one has intellectual curiosity, one can search this thing called the "world wide web" where you can see clips of President Trump from the 80s where he states positions he currently holds and some he has changed.

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Can you show me 11 ****s at the end of a Trump day?

His days always end with more ****s for his family at our expense.

Pardons are a great example. I committed a crime. I'm now a model citizen. I get a second chance.

Nope. I get a pardon through payment to the president regardless of my contrition. He still has 12 ****s.

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Day drinking? Ironic you mention pardons since China Joe pardoned Fauci - and his son. Funny you TDSers get butthurt about stuff the Democrats perfected.

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Mitch Blood Green said:

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Mitch Blood Green said:

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Mitch Blood Green said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Harrison Bergeron said:

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Harrison Bergeron said:

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You miss my point on Trump. Two points-
1- it is not what he wants to do, it is how he does it. We agree on the what, thr methods he uses are not suitable for national policy.

2- The Presidency is different than any other position, how you do things and how you deal with others matters. He is the US personified. Just like Obama apologizing, Biden's age related mistakes and Clinton's indiscretions were unacceptable, so is Trump's tweets, speeches and rhetoric. It makes the US look bad. Fauci was a lower level apecialist, not the President.

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Maybe there are a couple of people using your screen name ... I am old enough to remember you calling anyone that disagrees with you a "fascist" and calling President Trump "radical" and "extreme."

So in which time are you lying? Are you butthurt about policies our mean tweets? You cannot seem to make up your mind.

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What are you having problems getting?

You can have a strong immigration policy without having jackbooted thugs tackling and shooting people in the street like they are living an episode of Fallout. Policy is fine, execution Fascist, Authoritarian, or whatever the word of the day is.

The President leads the Nation, not acting like it is his personal organization to wield on a whim. He doesn't like a comment by Canada, 15% tariffs across the Board, unless you are nice to him than they will go away. He is acting like the US economy, and military are his personal tools.

His rhetoric and night time tweets matter as the President. He is not Presidential and he views (at least through his words) that the US is his to do with what he wants. When the US President used to talk, people and the world listened. Not anymore, we are viewed as the President being a blowhard. Nothing he says is accurate. How many times have we beat Iran? What is going on in Venezuela? Greenland? Ukraine? Tariffs? It is all over the Board.

Allies - Greenland and the Arctic are important. The President should work with Canada, Denmark and Scandinavia to protect it, which is what NATO used to be about. NOT telling Denmark we are taking it. We are siding with Russia, Iran and North Korea and walking out of the UN meetings. Trump has gotten the US to the point where our Allies no longer trust us. So, while getting NATO to pay more, great. Doing what we are doing around the world, not so much.

I have consistently said I get the policies and agree with most, but HOW he is executing them is downright wrong. How he is treating US citizens is wrong. How he is profiting, is wrong. This is not a political system discussion, it is a personal discussion. As bad as Clinton was, Trump is just as bad. At least under Clinton the US was in a good position. Not anymore

My model modern Presidents - Eisenhower, Bush Sr, Reagan, Truman

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So you support citizens interfering in law enforcement? Do you blame Clinton for murdering the Branch Davidians?

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I blame Janet Reno and the FBI/ATF leadership for acting recklessly and getting a bunch of kids killed...yes 100%

"Koresh frequently left the compound to go into the city of Waco.... leaving the property to jog, visit town, or handle business. Congressional investigations and outside experts noted that the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (ATF) had multiple opportunities to arrest him safely in public or on the road in and around Waco"

100% they wanted a big time bust for tv...someone leaked info to the local Waco news about the upcoming bust....no doubt someone in the Fed organizational structure.

Instead of a silent operation against a man in leadership who was wanted. They went after the residential home compound of a very paranoid/skittish religious cult with lots of kids around.

Disaster.....

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I think the answer is "Why did they resist law enforcement?"

The idea that the federal government is overreaching when it comes to rural communities but even handed in urban communities (ICE, I see you) is laughable.

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The Kids did not "resist" anyone....they were little children.

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I did not make any claim on government overreach in general in terms of rural communities or any other community.

I said in that specific instance....Janet Reno and the Fed. leadership made a very stupid call that led to the lives of 28 kids being lost.

They could have arrested Koresh in Waco away from where the kids lived. (from the determination of Congress investigations)

The Kids were completely innocent.

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I don't disagree with the kid's innocence. I'm saying they're not the only innocent children that are affected with boot throated justice.

My wife set Jonnie "who is worthy of grace?"

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Please let me know of other instances were the Federal government is contributing to kids being burned alive.

Happy to criticize that as well!

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I can't think of any directly.

Indirectly, I can think of citizen children being detained because their parents are illegal,

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Sending children home on a airplane with their parents (who have broken the law and have not right to legally be in the USA) is a far different thing.

You just don't want the laws of the USA enforced.

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We're not really talking about law enforcement. Arresting David Koresh was a law enforcement action.

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Arresting pedophiles is law enforcement.

https://www.npr.org/2016/08/17/490102648/the-clintons-wrote-the-book-on-how-politicians-climb-out-of-middle-class

Still one of my favorite reads

I'm gonna post this here. Yesterday, I got a call from a lifelong friend(US Military, Colonel) that his partner died, unexpectedly. I estimate she was 55. This is horrible for me. (I'm sure worse for him). ****!

Love on the ones you love.

Mitch Blood Green said:

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I'm gonna post this here. Yesterday, I got a call from a lifelong friend(US Military, Colonel) that his partner died, unexpectedly. I estimate she was 55. This is horrible for me. (I'm sure worse for him). ****!

Love on the ones you love.

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Sorry for your friend. Unimaginable. Will pray for your friend.

Harrison Bergeron said:

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Mitch Blood Green said:

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I'm gonna post this here. Yesterday, I got a call from a lifelong friend(US Military, Colonel) that his partner died, unexpectedly. I estimate she was 55. This is horrible for me. (I'm sure worse for him). ****!

Love on the ones you love.

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Sorry for your friend. Unimaginable. Will pray for your friend.

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Thank you. Can't tell you how much this sucks for him. She held it down deployment after deployment.

Mitch Blood Green said:

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I'm gonna post this here. Yesterday, I got a call from a lifelong friend(US Military, Colonel) that his partner died, unexpectedly. I estimate she was 55. This is horrible for me. (I'm sure worse for him). ****!

Love on the ones you love.

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So very sorry, Mitch.

Truth in the second paragraph.

I am talking facts, not conspiracy theories. I form my views based on data and analysis, not rhetoric. So far, on the subjects at hand I have heard a lot of rhetoric and Bannerisms, been subject to a lot of what people think are clever snide comments, but I have not seen data backing up really anything you say.

So, I put you in the blowhard category. Until you can provide some data to back up any of your assertions. Thanks

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From AI "Federal records are legally governed by the Federal Records Act under 44 U.S.C. Chapter 33, which dictates that records may only be destroyed through official records disposition schedules approved by the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA). Unauthorized destruction is a federal crime under 18 U.S.C. 2071 and 18 U.S.C. 1519"

Guy has pleaded the 5th to the 4th power.

Harrison Bergeron said:

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If you're not seriously concerned that Fauci is taking the Fifth Amendment you're doing it wrong. It is genuinely shocking that Fauci got a blanket pardon and still is so corrupt he has to plead the Fifth. This is not how someone in charge of "public health" should operate.

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If he answered the questions, he'd almost certainly catch a perjury charge. His lawyers advised him correctly.

Mitch Blood Green said:

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I'm gonna post this here. Yesterday, I got a call from a lifelong friend(US Military, Colonel) that his partner died, unexpectedly. I estimate she was 55. This is horrible for me. (I'm sure worse for him). ****!

Love on the ones you love.

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Damn. I'm sorry to hear about your friend.

william said:

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From AI "Federal records are legally governed by the Federal Records Act under 44 U.S.C. Chapter 33, which dictates that records may only be destroyed through official records disposition schedules approved by the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA). Unauthorized destruction is a federal crime under 18 U.S.C. 2071 and 18 U.S.C. 1519"

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Are we talking Fauci or Trump?

The cycle of Trump:

1.) “It’s all rigged! Autopen! Drain the swamp! Justice coming!”
2.) “Never mind.” https://t.co/CjU8cgW7Os

— An0maly (@LegendaryEnergy) July 29, 2026

boognish_bear said:

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The cycle of Trump:

1.) “It’s all rigged! Autopen! Drain the swamp! Justice coming!”
2.) “Never mind.” https://t.co/CjU8cgW7Os

— An0maly (@LegendaryEnergy) July 29, 2026

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Oh, yeah. There are ALOT of pardons coming in 2 years... His kids, his business associates, and himself.

Nice deflection

It must be hard knowing your party sucks more and more each month

FLBear5630 said:

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The cycle of Trump:

1.) “It’s all rigged! Autopen! Drain the swamp! Justice coming!”
2.) “Never mind.” https://t.co/CjU8cgW7Os

— An0maly (@LegendaryEnergy) July 29, 2026

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Oh, yeah. There are ALOT of pardons coming in 2 years... His kids, his business associates, and himself.

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BS

ScottS said:

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FLBear5630 said:

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boognish_bear said:

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The cycle of Trump:

1.) “It’s all rigged! Autopen! Drain the swamp! Justice coming!”
2.) “Never mind.” https://t.co/CjU8cgW7Os

— An0maly (@LegendaryEnergy) July 29, 2026

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Oh, yeah. There are ALOT of pardons coming in 2 years... His kids, his business associates, and himself.

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BS

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Bet????

I don't have a party. I am an Independent. Have been for for 25 years. I actually think, not just follow. You seem to have that down

FLBear5630 said:

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I don't have a party. I am an Independent. Have been for for 25 years. I actually think, not just follow. You seem to have that down

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So if you "don't have a party" that means you don't vote for the same party every time? Or do you?

FLBear5630 said:

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ScottS said:

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FLBear5630 said:

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boognish_bear said:

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The cycle of Trump:

1.) “It’s all rigged! Autopen! Drain the swamp! Justice coming!”
2.) “Never mind.” https://t.co/CjU8cgW7Os

— An0maly (@LegendaryEnergy) July 29, 2026

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Oh, yeah. There are ALOT of pardons coming in 2 years... His kids, his business associates, and himself.

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BS

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Bet????

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I will bet that Trump doesn't pardon any family members.

And what is with liberals wearing masks in their car with nobody in it except themselves?