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Harmonica You're a real barrel of laughsOne thing we do know for sure is that when his country called him 5 times , Trump punked out A pos even way back thenI'm glad you weren't around in 1776 or 1941,-- we would never have won with babies like you
''I'm sick and tired ''
Body you and America are lucky you had Obama back then and not the vile trump coming off another GOP disasterIām sick and tired of a president who lies outrageously and incessantly ā an average of eight times a day ā claiming recently that there are riots in California and that a bill that passed the Senate 98 to 1 had āvery little Democrat support.ā
Iām sick and tired of a president who canāt be bothered to work hard and instead prefers to spend his time watching Fox News and acting like a Twitter troll.
And Iām sick and tired of Republicans who go along with Trump ā defending, abetting and imitating his egregious excesses.
Iām sick and tired of Sen. Lindsey O. Graham (R-S.C.) acting like a caddie for the man he once denounced as a ākookā ā just this week, Graham endorsed Trumpās call for rescinding ābirthright citizenship,ā a kooky idea if ever there was one.
Iām sick and tired of House Speaker Paul D. Ryan (R-Wis.), who got his start in politics as a protege of the ābleeding-heart conservativeā Jack Kemp, refusing to call out Trumpās race-baiting.
Iām sick and tired of Republicans who once complained about the federal debt adding $113 billion to the debt just in fiscal year 2018.
Iām sick and tired of Republicans who once championed free trade refusing to stop Trump as he launches trade wars with all of our major trade partners.
Iām sick and tired of Republicans who not only refuse to investigate Trumpās alleged ethical violations but who also help him to obstruct justice by maligning the FBI, the special counsel and the Justice Department.
Most of all, Iām sick and tired of Republicans who feel that Trumpās blatant bigotry gives them license to do the same ā with Rep. Pete Olson (R-Tex.) denouncing his opponent as an āIndo-American carpetbagger,ā Florida gubernatorial candidate Ron DeSantis warning voters not to āmonkey this upā by electing his African American opponent, Rep. Duncan D. Hunter (R-Calif.) labeling his āPalestinian Mexicanā opponent a āsecurity riskā who is āworking to infiltrate Congress,ā and Rep.āSteve Chabot (R-Ohio) accusing his opponent, who is of Indian Tibetan heritage, of āselling out Americansā because he once worked at a law firm that settled terrorism-related cases against Libya.
If youāre sick and tired, too, here is what you can do. Vote for Democrats on Tuesday. For every office. Regardless of who they are. And I say that as a former Republican. Some Republicans in suburban districts may claim they arenāt for Trump. Donāt believe them. Whatever their private qualms, no Republicans have consistently held Trump to account. They are too scared that doing so will hurt their chances of reelection. If youāre as sick and tired as I am of being sick and tired about whatās going on, vote against all Republicans. Every single one. Thatās the only message they will understand
Washington Post
After 8 years of Obabble, the world's smallest violin is still too big....
Yeah bodi and you love this and call me nuts?Body you and America are lucky you had Obama back then and not the vile trump coming off another GOP disasterIām sick and tired of a president who lies outrageously and incessantly ā an average of eight times a day ā claiming recently that there are riots in California and that a bill that passed the Senate 98 to 1 had āvery little Democrat support.ā
Iām sick and tired of a president who canāt be bothered to work hard and instead prefers to spend his time watching Fox News and acting like a Twitter troll.
And Iām sick and tired of Republicans who go along with Trump ā defending, abetting and imitating his egregious excesses.
Iām sick and tired of Sen. Lindsey O. Graham (R-S.C.) acting like a caddie for the man he once denounced as a ākookā ā just this week, Graham endorsed Trumpās call for rescinding ābirthright citizenship,ā a kooky idea if ever there was one.
Iām sick and tired of House Speaker Paul D. Ryan (R-Wis.), who got his start in politics as a protege of the ābleeding-heart conservativeā Jack Kemp, refusing to call out Trumpās race-baiting.
Iām sick and tired of Republicans who once complained about the federal debt adding $113 billion to the debt just in fiscal year 2018.
Iām sick and tired of Republicans who once championed free trade refusing to stop Trump as he launches trade wars with all of our major trade partners.
Iām sick and tired of Republicans who not only refuse to investigate Trumpās alleged ethical violations but who also help him to obstruct justice by maligning the FBI, the special counsel and the Justice Department.
Most of all, Iām sick and tired of Republicans who feel that Trumpās blatant bigotry gives them license to do the same ā with Rep. Pete Olson (R-Tex.) denouncing his opponent as an āIndo-American carpetbagger,ā Florida gubernatorial candidate Ron DeSantis warning voters not to āmonkey this upā by electing his African American opponent, Rep. Duncan D. Hunter (R-Calif.) labeling his āPalestinian Mexicanā opponent a āsecurity riskā who is āworking to infiltrate Congress,ā and Rep.āSteve Chabot (R-Ohio) accusing his opponent, who is of Indian Tibetan heritage, of āselling out Americansā because he once worked at a law firm that settled terrorism-related cases against Libya.
If youāre sick and tired, too, here is what you can do. Vote for Democrats on Tuesday. For every office. Regardless of who they are. And I say that as a former Republican. Some Republicans in suburban districts may claim they arenāt for Trump. Donāt believe them. Whatever their private qualms, no Republicans have consistently held Trump to account. They are too scared that doing so will hurt their chances of reelection. If youāre as sick and tired as I am of being sick and tired about whatās going on, vote against all Republicans. Every single one. Thatās the only message they will understand
Washington Post
After 8 years of Obabble, the world's smallest violin is still too big....
You're nuts.
whats truly tiresome is you jones saying shit and then not answering your critics....are you that much of a wuss?....Whatās truly tiresome is conservativesā contempt for the truth and their propensity for lying.
Just as tiresome is conservatives continuing to lie although their lies have time and again been proven to be indeed lies.
The rightās incessant lying is the consequence of their failed political and economic dogma being completely devoid of merit.
ed there was thousands of guys back then who did what they could to stay out of that so called war....including billy clinton....One thing we do know for sure is that when his country called him 5 times , Trump punked out A pos even way back thenI'm glad you weren't around in 1776 or 1941,-- we would never have won with babies like you
Yeah bodi and you love this and call me nuts?Body you and America are lucky you had Obama back then and not the vile trump coming off another GOP disasterIām sick and tired of a president who lies outrageously and incessantly ā an average of eight times a day ā claiming recently that there are riots in California and that a bill that passed the Senate 98 to 1 had āvery little Democrat support.ā
Iām sick and tired of a president who canāt be bothered to work hard and instead prefers to spend his time watching Fox News and acting like a Twitter troll.
And Iām sick and tired of Republicans who go along with Trump ā defending, abetting and imitating his egregious excesses.
Iām sick and tired of Sen. Lindsey O. Graham (R-S.C.) acting like a caddie for the man he once denounced as a ākookā ā just this week, Graham endorsed Trumpās call for rescinding ābirthright citizenship,ā a kooky idea if ever there was one.
Iām sick and tired of House Speaker Paul D. Ryan (R-Wis.), who got his start in politics as a protege of the ābleeding-heart conservativeā Jack Kemp, refusing to call out Trumpās race-baiting.
Iām sick and tired of Republicans who once complained about the federal debt adding $113 billion to the debt just in fiscal year 2018.
Iām sick and tired of Republicans who once championed free trade refusing to stop Trump as he launches trade wars with all of our major trade partners.
Iām sick and tired of Republicans who not only refuse to investigate Trumpās alleged ethical violations but who also help him to obstruct justice by maligning the FBI, the special counsel and the Justice Department.
Most of all, Iām sick and tired of Republicans who feel that Trumpās blatant bigotry gives them license to do the same ā with Rep. Pete Olson (R-Tex.) denouncing his opponent as an āIndo-American carpetbagger,ā Florida gubernatorial candidate Ron DeSantis warning voters not to āmonkey this upā by electing his African American opponent, Rep. Duncan D. Hunter (R-Calif.) labeling his āPalestinian Mexicanā opponent a āsecurity riskā who is āworking to infiltrate Congress,ā and Rep.āSteve Chabot (R-Ohio) accusing his opponent, who is of Indian Tibetan heritage, of āselling out Americansā because he once worked at a law firm that settled terrorism-related cases against Libya.
If youāre sick and tired, too, here is what you can do. Vote for Democrats on Tuesday. For every office. Regardless of who they are. And I say that as a former Republican. Some Republicans in suburban districts may claim they arenāt for Trump. Donāt believe them. Whatever their private qualms, no Republicans have consistently held Trump to account. They are too scared that doing so will hurt their chances of reelection. If youāre as sick and tired as I am of being sick and tired about whatās going on, vote against all Republicans. Every single one. Thatās the only message they will understand
Washington Post
After 8 years of Obabble, the world's smallest violin is still too big....
You're nuts.
After instituting a $1.5 trillion tax cut and signing off on a $675 billion budget for the Department of Defense, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said Tuesday that the only way to lower the record-high federal deficit would be to cut entitlement programs like Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security.
"Itās disappointing but itās not a Republican problem," McConnell said of the deficit, which grew 17 percent to $779 billion in fiscal year 2018. McConnell explained to Bloomberg that "itās a bipartisan problem: Unwillingness to address the real drivers of the debt by doing anything to adjust those programs to the demographics of America in the future." The deficit has increased 77 percent since McConnell became majority leader in 2015.
New Treasury Department analysis on Monday revealed that corporate tax cuts had a significant impact on the deficit this year. Federal revenue rose by 0.04 percent in 2018, a nearly 100 percent decrease last yearās 1.5 percent. In fiscal year 2018, tax receipts on corporate income fell to $205 billion from $297 billion in 2017.
Still, McConnell insisted that the change had nothing to do with a lack of revenue or increased spending and instead was due to entitlement and welfare programs. The debt, he said, was very ādisturbingā and driven by āthe three big entitlement programs that are very popular, Medicare, Social Security and Medicaid...Thereās been a bipartisan reluctance to tackle entitlement changes because of the popularity of those programs. Hopefully, at some point here, weāll get serious about this.ā
President Donald Trump promised to leave Medicare untouched on the campaign trail, but Republican leaders like House Speaker Paul Ryan and Florida Senator Marco Rubio have long indicated their desire to cut entitlement programs to pay for their tax cuts.
Got one a great oneYeah bodi and you love this and call me nuts?Body you and America are lucky you had Obama back then and not the vile trump coming off another GOP disasterIām sick and tired of a president who lies outrageously and incessantly ā an average of eight times a day ā claiming recently that there are riots in California and that a bill that passed the Senate 98 to 1 had āvery little Democrat support.ā
Iām sick and tired of a president who canāt be bothered to work hard and instead prefers to spend his time watching Fox News and acting like a Twitter troll.
And Iām sick and tired of Republicans who go along with Trump ā defending, abetting and imitating his egregious excesses.
Iām sick and tired of Sen. Lindsey O. Graham (R-S.C.) acting like a caddie for the man he once denounced as a ākookā ā just this week, Graham endorsed Trumpās call for rescinding ābirthright citizenship,ā a kooky idea if ever there was one.
Iām sick and tired of House Speaker Paul D. Ryan (R-Wis.), who got his start in politics as a protege of the ābleeding-heart conservativeā Jack Kemp, refusing to call out Trumpās race-baiting.
Iām sick and tired of Republicans who once complained about the federal debt adding $113 billion to the debt just in fiscal year 2018.
Iām sick and tired of Republicans who once championed free trade refusing to stop Trump as he launches trade wars with all of our major trade partners.
Iām sick and tired of Republicans who not only refuse to investigate Trumpās alleged ethical violations but who also help him to obstruct justice by maligning the FBI, the special counsel and the Justice Department.
Most of all, Iām sick and tired of Republicans who feel that Trumpās blatant bigotry gives them license to do the same ā with Rep. Pete Olson (R-Tex.) denouncing his opponent as an āIndo-American carpetbagger,ā Florida gubernatorial candidate Ron DeSantis warning voters not to āmonkey this upā by electing his African American opponent, Rep. Duncan D. Hunter (R-Calif.) labeling his āPalestinian Mexicanā opponent a āsecurity riskā who is āworking to infiltrate Congress,ā and Rep.āSteve Chabot (R-Ohio) accusing his opponent, who is of Indian Tibetan heritage, of āselling out Americansā because he once worked at a law firm that settled terrorism-related cases against Libya.
If youāre sick and tired, too, here is what you can do. Vote for Democrats on Tuesday. For every office. Regardless of who they are. And I say that as a former Republican. Some Republicans in suburban districts may claim they arenāt for Trump. Donāt believe them. Whatever their private qualms, no Republicans have consistently held Trump to account. They are too scared that doing so will hurt their chances of reelection. If youāre as sick and tired as I am of being sick and tired about whatās going on, vote against all Republicans. Every single one. Thatās the only message they will understand
Washington Post
After 8 years of Obabble, the world's smallest violin is still too big....
You're nuts.
After instituting a $1.5 trillion tax cut and signing off on a $675 billion budget for the Department of Defense, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said Tuesday that the only way to lower the record-high federal deficit would be to cut entitlement programs like Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security.
"Itās disappointing but itās not a Republican problem," McConnell said of the deficit, which grew 17 percent to $779 billion in fiscal year 2018. McConnell explained to Bloomberg that "itās a bipartisan problem: Unwillingness to address the real drivers of the debt by doing anything to adjust those programs to the demographics of America in the future." The deficit has increased 77 percent since McConnell became majority leader in 2015.
New Treasury Department analysis on Monday revealed that corporate tax cuts had a significant impact on the deficit this year. Federal revenue rose by 0.04 percent in 2018, a nearly 100 percent decrease last yearās 1.5 percent. In fiscal year 2018, tax receipts on corporate income fell to $205 billion from $297 billion in 2017.
Still, McConnell insisted that the change had nothing to do with a lack of revenue or increased spending and instead was due to entitlement and welfare programs. The debt, he said, was very ādisturbingā and driven by āthe three big entitlement programs that are very popular, Medicare, Social Security and Medicaid...Thereās been a bipartisan reluctance to tackle entitlement changes because of the popularity of those programs. Hopefully, at some point here, weāll get serious about this.ā
President Donald Trump promised to leave Medicare untouched on the campaign trail, but Republican leaders like House Speaker Paul Ryan and Florida Senator Marco Rubio have long indicated their desire to cut entitlement programs to pay for their tax cuts.
Get a life.
Got one a great oneYeah bodi and you love this and call me nuts?Body you and America are lucky you had Obama back then and not the vile trump coming off another GOP disasterAfter 8 years of Obabble, the world's smallest violin is still too big....
You're nuts.
After instituting a $1.5 trillion tax cut and signing off on a $675 billion budget for the Department of Defense, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said Tuesday that the only way to lower the record-high federal deficit would be to cut entitlement programs like Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security.
"Itās disappointing but itās not a Republican problem," McConnell said of the deficit, which grew 17 percent to $779 billion in fiscal year 2018. McConnell explained to Bloomberg that "itās a bipartisan problem: Unwillingness to address the real drivers of the debt by doing anything to adjust those programs to the demographics of America in the future." The deficit has increased 77 percent since McConnell became majority leader in 2015.
New Treasury Department analysis on Monday revealed that corporate tax cuts had a significant impact on the deficit this year. Federal revenue rose by 0.04 percent in 2018, a nearly 100 percent decrease last yearās 1.5 percent. In fiscal year 2018, tax receipts on corporate income fell to $205 billion from $297 billion in 2017.
Still, McConnell insisted that the change had nothing to do with a lack of revenue or increased spending and instead was due to entitlement and welfare programs. The debt, he said, was very ādisturbingā and driven by āthe three big entitlement programs that are very popular, Medicare, Social Security and Medicaid...Thereās been a bipartisan reluctance to tackle entitlement changes because of the popularity of those programs. Hopefully, at some point here, weāll get serious about this.ā
President Donald Trump promised to leave Medicare untouched on the campaign trail, but Republican leaders like House Speaker Paul Ryan and Florida Senator Marco Rubio have long indicated their desire to cut entitlement programs to pay for their tax cuts.
Get a life.
Does Trump practice his Benito Mussolini look in the mirror?
That was years ago...Do you ever live in the present?Awwww but you weren't sick and tired of O continuously lying. Awwwww.
Dehumanizer challenged..^^^Got one a great oneYeah bodi and you love this and call me nuts?Body you and America are lucky you had Obama back then and not the vile trump coming off another GOP disaster
You're nuts.
After instituting a $1.5 trillion tax cut and signing off on a $675 billion budget for the Department of Defense, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said Tuesday that the only way to lower the record-high federal deficit would be to cut entitlement programs like Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security.
"Itās disappointing but itās not a Republican problem," McConnell said of the deficit, which grew 17 percent to $779 billion in fiscal year 2018. McConnell explained to Bloomberg that "itās a bipartisan problem: Unwillingness to address the real drivers of the debt by doing anything to adjust those programs to the demographics of America in the future." The deficit has increased 77 percent since McConnell became majority leader in 2015.
New Treasury Department analysis on Monday revealed that corporate tax cuts had a significant impact on the deficit this year. Federal revenue rose by 0.04 percent in 2018, a nearly 100 percent decrease last yearās 1.5 percent. In fiscal year 2018, tax receipts on corporate income fell to $205 billion from $297 billion in 2017.
Still, McConnell insisted that the change had nothing to do with a lack of revenue or increased spending and instead was due to entitlement and welfare programs. The debt, he said, was very ādisturbingā and driven by āthe three big entitlement programs that are very popular, Medicare, Social Security and Medicaid...Thereās been a bipartisan reluctance to tackle entitlement changes because of the popularity of those programs. Hopefully, at some point here, weāll get serious about this.ā
President Donald Trump promised to leave Medicare untouched on the campaign trail, but Republican leaders like House Speaker Paul Ryan and Florida Senator Marco Rubio have long indicated their desire to cut entitlement programs to pay for their tax cuts.
Get a life.
Does Trump practice his Benito Mussolini look in the mirror?
Clearly not as the only thing you appear to do is to obsess about Trump.
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DĆ³nde estĆ” Benito?Got one a great oneYeah bodi and you love this and call me nuts?Body you and America are lucky you had Obama back then and not the vile trump coming off another GOP disasterAfter 8 years of Obabble, the world's smallest violin is still too big....
You're nuts.
After instituting a $1.5 trillion tax cut and signing off on a $675 billion budget for the Department of Defense, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said Tuesday that the only way to lower the record-high federal deficit would be to cut entitlement programs like Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security.
"Itās disappointing but itās not a Republican problem," McConnell said of the deficit, which grew 17 percent to $779 billion in fiscal year 2018. McConnell explained to Bloomberg that "itās a bipartisan problem: Unwillingness to address the real drivers of the debt by doing anything to adjust those programs to the demographics of America in the future." The deficit has increased 77 percent since McConnell became majority leader in 2015.
New Treasury Department analysis on Monday revealed that corporate tax cuts had a significant impact on the deficit this year. Federal revenue rose by 0.04 percent in 2018, a nearly 100 percent decrease last yearās 1.5 percent. In fiscal year 2018, tax receipts on corporate income fell to $205 billion from $297 billion in 2017.
Still, McConnell insisted that the change had nothing to do with a lack of revenue or increased spending and instead was due to entitlement and welfare programs. The debt, he said, was very ādisturbingā and driven by āthe three big entitlement programs that are very popular, Medicare, Social Security and Medicaid...Thereās been a bipartisan reluctance to tackle entitlement changes because of the popularity of those programs. Hopefully, at some point here, weāll get serious about this.ā
President Donald Trump promised to leave Medicare untouched on the campaign trail, but Republican leaders like House Speaker Paul Ryan and Florida Senator Marco Rubio have long indicated their desire to cut entitlement programs to pay for their tax cuts.
Get a life.
Does Trump practice his Benito Mussolini look in the mirror?
Iām sick and tired of a president
Don't need one Collect rent once a monthIām sick and tired of a president
Sick, maybe. But not too tired to bash out that screed on your keyboard.
Get a job if you want to feel what it is to be actually tired.
You and millions of others who hate the ground he walks onI'm sick and tired of this whiney ass brat of a man child who thinks that he is above the law
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