Ben Sasse: The GOP is becoming the party of QAnon kooks and loons

[harmonica]

..more babbleshit from the left
Harris is a racist dumbass--she fell for the Smollet Hoax
the Dems LOVE criminals and hate police = LOONEY/idiocy
AOC = no more needs to said there
etc etc
the Dems are the dumbass jackasses

Ben Sasse threads are horrible for conservatives. They are forced to talk about left-wing politicians instead of Ben Sase. Because they have nothing on Ben Sasse.

????!!! who cares--the Dems are still idiots---they HATE police/whites/America and love criminals

 

[Billy_Kinetta]

Both parties are filled with lunatics.

The difference being that Democrat lunatics are truly insane, believing their own nonsense.

AG Barr, Numerous courts (with Trump appointed judges), GOP election officials have all stated there was no evidence of election fraud. Some even went further and have completely debunked the fabricated lies of Trump.

YET, you can not accept that truth, that there was no election fraud.

Trump supporters live in an alternate reality void of facts, and the fake election fraud lie proves that.

At least lose with dignity.

Masks are as common as neckties in government these days.

 

[bodecea]

Q and Sasse are idiot loonbats.

This week you say Q is an idiot loon bat.
Next week you’ll be telling us you never supported Trump.

Some are trending that way, aren't they?

 

[Dogmaphobe]

The way your mind works is God's own private mystery.

It works just like a clock, it does.

 

[candycorn]

Both parties are filled with lunatics.

The difference being that Democrat lunatics are truly insane, believing their own nonsense.

Really?

Pop quiz...who pays tariffs; the exporter or the importer?

The way your mind works is God's own private mystery.

C'mon...tell us who pays tariffs....we want to see what you believe. Your blob thinks exporters do. Do you believe that?

 

[Pogo]

We are in phase 2 of the fascist takeover of our country where the one-party system insists that anybody who might potentially oppose them is deranged. Heck, they are even talking about re-education camps, these days.

Lush Rimjob has been selling that shit for thirty years, Rip van Winkle.

 

[Dogmaphobe]

....they are not talking about it--they have it already--hate whitey/whitey is the problem classes:

University stands by 'Problem of Whiteness' course | CNN

The University of Wisconsin-Madison is offering a course next semester called "The Problem of Whiteness," and it's not sitting well with a Republican legislator.

www.cnn.com

yep. They pose it as a REPUBLICAN problem to oppose this naked racism now permeating our Universities.

It should be framed as a case of anybody with an ounce of actual intelligence finding it problematic due to its utter racism.

 

[wamose]

..more babbleshit from the left
Harris is a racist dumbass--she fell for the Smollet Hoax
the Dems LOVE criminals and hate police = LOONEY/idiocy
AOC = no more needs to said there
etc etc
the Dems are the dumbass jackasses

Ben Sasse threads are horrible for conservatives. They are forced to talk about left-wing politicians instead of Ben Sase. Because they have nothing on Ben Sasse.

Ben Sasse is a sniveling little bitch. He's a half assed nothing burger and is no friend of the American worker.

 

[Dogmaphobe]

[

"Lush Rimjob"

You are giving out WHAT these days, Pogo?

 

[Care4all]

The party has a choice: Be the party of the Constitution, or be the party of batshit crazy QAnon conspiracies. It can’t be both.

Eugene Goodman is an American hero. At a pivotal moment on January 6, the veteran United States Capitol Police officer single-handedly prevented untold bloodshed. Staring down an angry, advancing mob, he retreated up a marble staircase, calmly wielding his baton to delay his pursuers while calling out their position to his fellow officers. At the top of the steps, still alone and standing just a few yards from the chamber where senators and Vice President Mike Pence had been certifying the Electoral College’s vote, Goodman strategically lured dozens of the mayhem-minded away from an unguarded door to the Senate floor.​

​

The leader of that flank of the mob, later identified by the FBI as Douglas Jensen, wore a T-shirt emblazoned with a red-white-and-blue Q—the insignia of the delusional QAnon conspiracy theory. Its supporters believe that a righteous Donald Trump is leading them in a historic quest to expose the U.S. government’s capture by a global network of cannibalistic pedophiles: not just “deep state” actors in the intelligence community, but Chief Justice John Roberts and a dozen-plus senators, including me. Now Trump’s own vice president is supposedly in on it, too. According to the FBI, Jensen “wanted to have his T-shirt seen on video so that ‘Q’ could ‘get the credit.’”​

January 6 is a new red-letter day in U.S. history, not just because it was the first time that the Capitol had been ransacked since the War of 1812, but because a subset of the invaders apparently were attempting to disrupt a constitutionally mandated meeting of Congress, kidnap the vice president, and somehow force him to declare Trump the victor in an election he lost. En route, the mob ultimately injured scores of law-enforcement officers. The attack led to the deaths of two officers and four other Americans. But the toll could have been much worse: Police located pipe bombs at the headquarters of both the Republican and Democratic National Committees. Investigators discovered a vehicle fully loaded with weaponry and what prosecutors are calling “homemade napalm bombs.”​

The violence that Americans witnessed—and that might recur in the coming days—is not a protest gone awry or the work of “a few bad apples.” It is the blossoming of a rotten seed that took root in the Republican Party some time ago and has been nourished by treachery, poor political judgment, and cowardice. When Trump leaves office, my party faces a choice: We can dedicate ourselves to defending the Constitution and perpetuating our best American institutions and traditions, or we can be a party of conspiracy theories, cable-news fantasies, and the ruin that comes with them. We can be the party of Eisenhower, or the party of the conspiracist Alex Jones. We can applaud Officer Goodman or side with the mob he outwitted. We cannot do both.​

If and when the House sends its article of impeachment against Trump to the Senate, I will be a juror in his trial, and thus what I can say in advance is limited. But no matter what happens in that trial, the Republican Party faces a separate reckoning. Until last week, many party leaders and consultants thought they could preach the Constitution while winking at QAnon. They can’t. The GOP must reject conspiracy theories or be consumed by them. Now is the time to decide what this party is about.​

https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2021/01/conspiracy-theories-will-doom-republican-party/617707/

If USMB is any indication, the party is sliding into the swamp of crazy.

Sadly it doesn't appear the party is listening to its few sane members.

Maybe it is time for the sane ones, to go independent, and caucus with the Democrats.

 

[The Banker]

..more babbleshit from the left
Harris is a racist dumbass--she fell for the Smollet Hoax
the Dems LOVE criminals and hate police = LOONEY/idiocy
AOC = no more needs to said there
etc etc
the Dems are the dumbass jackasses

Ben Sasse threads are horrible for conservatives. They are forced to talk about left-wing politicians instead of Ben Sase. Because they have nothing on Ben Sasse.

????!!! who cares--the Dems are still idiots---they HATE police/whites/America and love criminals

Trump is leaving office in disgrace and shame, just like Bush. The country is in ruin (just like in 2008) and Trump has lied about the vaccine reserve, there is no vaccine reserve.

Both Bush and Trump have been total failures and the GOP party is the party of complete and total failure.

If you voted for Bush and Trump you need to be held responsible for that. You should be thrown in Gitmo and stricken of all rights and money to pay for the damage you have done to America.

There is nothing you can say. Nothing you can cry about. Bush and Trump have been a complete and total miserable failure and their supporters/enablers need to be held accountable for this total failure.

Shame on you. Shame on the pathetic GOP.

 

[Billy_Kinetta]

Both parties are filled with lunatics.

The difference being that Democrat lunatics are truly insane, believing their own nonsense.

Really?

Pop quiz...who pays tariffs; the exporter or the importer?

The way your mind works is God's own private mystery.

C'mon...tell us who pays tariffs....we want to see what you believe. Your blob thinks exporters do. Do you believe that?

No, but then, that is not the point of a tariff.

 

[Pogo]

..more babbleshit from the left
Harris is a racist dumbass--she fell for the Smollet Hoax
the Dems LOVE criminals and hate police = LOONEY/idiocy
AOC = no more needs to said there
etc etc
the Dems are the dumbass jackasses

Ben Sasse threads are horrible for conservatives. They are forced to talk about left-wing politicians instead of Ben Sase. Because they have nothing on Ben Sasse.

????!!! who cares--the Dems are still idiots---they HATE police/whites/America and love criminals

Trump is leaving office in disgrace and shame, just like Bush. The country is in ruin (just like in 2008) and Trump has lied about the vaccine reserve, there is no vaccine reserve.

Both Bush and Trump have been total failures and the GOP party is the party of complete and total failure.

If you voted for Bush and Trump you need to be held responsible for that. You should be thrown in Gitmo and stricken of all rights and money to pay for the damage you have done to America.

There is nothing you can say. Nothing you can cry about. Bush and Trump have been a complete and total miserable failure and their supporters/enablers need to be held accountable for this total failure.

Shame on you. Shame on the pathetic GOP.

That's prolly why they've won one (and barely that one) out of the last eight Presidential popular votes.
And I dunno maybe that explains the desperation that would sink to running clowns like Shrub and Orange Crash.

 

[Dogmaphobe]

If you voted for Bush and Trump you need to be held responsible for that. You should be thrown in Gitmo and stricken of all rights and money to pay for the damage you have done to America.

Yes, you are a complete and utter fascist. Thanks for the proof.

You want some REAL kooks and loons, anybody?

 

[candycorn]

Both parties are filled with lunatics.

The difference being that Democrat lunatics are truly insane, believing their own nonsense.

Really?

Pop quiz...who pays tariffs; the exporter or the importer?

The way your mind works is God's own private mystery.

C'mon...tell us who pays tariffs....we want to see what you believe. Your blob thinks exporters do. Do you believe that?

No, but then, that is not the point of a tariff.

Good to see you don't believe your blob's nonsense. The point of the tariff must be to shoot American exporters in the head because that was the net effect....our trade imbalance is pretty much were it was when he oozed into office and we spent billions paying the already-subsidized farmers.

 

[Daryl Hunt]

The party has a choice: Be the party of the Constitution, or be the party of batshit crazy QAnon conspiracies. It can’t be both.

Eugene Goodman is an American hero. At a pivotal moment on January 6, the veteran United States Capitol Police officer single-handedly prevented untold bloodshed. Staring down an angry, advancing mob, he retreated up a marble staircase, calmly wielding his baton to delay his pursuers while calling out their position to his fellow officers. At the top of the steps, still alone and standing just a few yards from the chamber where senators and Vice President Mike Pence had been certifying the Electoral College’s vote, Goodman strategically lured dozens of the mayhem-minded away from an unguarded door to the Senate floor.​

​

The leader of that flank of the mob, later identified by the FBI as Douglas Jensen, wore a T-shirt emblazoned with a red-white-and-blue Q—the insignia of the delusional QAnon conspiracy theory. Its supporters believe that a righteous Donald Trump is leading them in a historic quest to expose the U.S. government’s capture by a global network of cannibalistic pedophiles: not just “deep state” actors in the intelligence community, but Chief Justice John Roberts and a dozen-plus senators, including me. Now Trump’s own vice president is supposedly in on it, too. According to the FBI, Jensen “wanted to have his T-shirt seen on video so that ‘Q’ could ‘get the credit.’”​

January 6 is a new red-letter day in U.S. history, not just because it was the first time that the Capitol had been ransacked since the War of 1812, but because a subset of the invaders apparently were attempting to disrupt a constitutionally mandated meeting of Congress, kidnap the vice president, and somehow force him to declare Trump the victor in an election he lost. En route, the mob ultimately injured scores of law-enforcement officers. The attack led to the deaths of two officers and four other Americans. But the toll could have been much worse: Police located pipe bombs at the headquarters of both the Republican and Democratic National Committees. Investigators discovered a vehicle fully loaded with weaponry and what prosecutors are calling “homemade napalm bombs.”​

The violence that Americans witnessed—and that might recur in the coming days—is not a protest gone awry or the work of “a few bad apples.” It is the blossoming of a rotten seed that took root in the Republican Party some time ago and has been nourished by treachery, poor political judgment, and cowardice. When Trump leaves office, my party faces a choice: We can dedicate ourselves to defending the Constitution and perpetuating our best American institutions and traditions, or we can be a party of conspiracy theories, cable-news fantasies, and the ruin that comes with them. We can be the party of Eisenhower, or the party of the conspiracist Alex Jones. We can applaud Officer Goodman or side with the mob he outwitted. We cannot do both.​

If and when the House sends its article of impeachment against Trump to the Senate, I will be a juror in his trial, and thus what I can say in advance is limited. But no matter what happens in that trial, the Republican Party faces a separate reckoning. Until last week, many party leaders and consultants thought they could preach the Constitution while winking at QAnon. They can’t. The GOP must reject conspiracy theories or be consumed by them. Now is the time to decide what this party is about.​

https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2021/01/conspiracy-theories-will-doom-republican-party/617707/

If USMB is any indication, the party is sliding into the swamp of crazy.

I won't support Pence in 2024 but I freely admit he is much better as President now than Rump ever was. And in the waning days, it's been Pence that's been operating as the CIC while Rump went on the crazy train. Pence has experience as a Governor and is much more qualified than Rump ever was.

 

[bodecea]

The party has a choice: Be the party of the Constitution, or be the party of batshit crazy QAnon conspiracies. It can’t be both.

Eugene Goodman is an American hero. At a pivotal moment on January 6, the veteran United States Capitol Police officer single-handedly prevented untold bloodshed. Staring down an angry, advancing mob, he retreated up a marble staircase, calmly wielding his baton to delay his pursuers while calling out their position to his fellow officers. At the top of the steps, still alone and standing just a few yards from the chamber where senators and Vice President Mike Pence had been certifying the Electoral College’s vote, Goodman strategically lured dozens of the mayhem-minded away from an unguarded door to the Senate floor.​

​

The leader of that flank of the mob, later identified by the FBI as Douglas Jensen, wore a T-shirt emblazoned with a red-white-and-blue Q—the insignia of the delusional QAnon conspiracy theory. Its supporters believe that a righteous Donald Trump is leading them in a historic quest to expose the U.S. government’s capture by a global network of cannibalistic pedophiles: not just “deep state” actors in the intelligence community, but Chief Justice John Roberts and a dozen-plus senators, including me. Now Trump’s own vice president is supposedly in on it, too. According to the FBI, Jensen “wanted to have his T-shirt seen on video so that ‘Q’ could ‘get the credit.’”​

January 6 is a new red-letter day in U.S. history, not just because it was the first time that the Capitol had been ransacked since the War of 1812, but because a subset of the invaders apparently were attempting to disrupt a constitutionally mandated meeting of Congress, kidnap the vice president, and somehow force him to declare Trump the victor in an election he lost. En route, the mob ultimately injured scores of law-enforcement officers. The attack led to the deaths of two officers and four other Americans. But the toll could have been much worse: Police located pipe bombs at the headquarters of both the Republican and Democratic National Committees. Investigators discovered a vehicle fully loaded with weaponry and what prosecutors are calling “homemade napalm bombs.”​

The violence that Americans witnessed—and that might recur in the coming days—is not a protest gone awry or the work of “a few bad apples.” It is the blossoming of a rotten seed that took root in the Republican Party some time ago and has been nourished by treachery, poor political judgment, and cowardice. When Trump leaves office, my party faces a choice: We can dedicate ourselves to defending the Constitution and perpetuating our best American institutions and traditions, or we can be a party of conspiracy theories, cable-news fantasies, and the ruin that comes with them. We can be the party of Eisenhower, or the party of the conspiracist Alex Jones. We can applaud Officer Goodman or side with the mob he outwitted. We cannot do both.​

If and when the House sends its article of impeachment against Trump to the Senate, I will be a juror in his trial, and thus what I can say in advance is limited. But no matter what happens in that trial, the Republican Party faces a separate reckoning. Until last week, many party leaders and consultants thought they could preach the Constitution while winking at QAnon. They can’t. The GOP must reject conspiracy theories or be consumed by them. Now is the time to decide what this party is about.​

https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2021/01/conspiracy-theories-will-doom-republican-party/617707/

If USMB is any indication, the party is sliding into the swamp of crazy.

Sadly it doesn't appear the party is listening to its few sane members.

Maybe it is time for the sane ones, to go independent, and caucus with the Democrats.

The trumpanzees will split off to start their own party.....trump will milk them and milk them and milk them...and they will send him their money willingly and often.

 

[Daryl Hunt]

If you voted for Bush and Trump you need to be held responsible for that. You should be thrown in Gitmo and stricken of all rights and money to pay for the damage you have done to America.

Yes, you are a complete and utter fascist. Thanks for the proof.

You want some REAL kooks and loons, anybody?

Wow, a Fascist calling someone else to the left a Fascist. Benito would proud.

 

[Dogmaphobe]

No, but then, that is not the point of a tariff.

Candycorn is too stupid to realize that tariffs have long been utilized as a way to protect the jobs of American workers -- you know, like what the democratic party claims it represents?

Let's see, here -- oppose tariffs, shut down small businesses, encourage the immigration of millions upon millions of immigrants to compete for blue collar jobs -- yep, they sure are the party of the working person, aren't they?

 

[Dogmaphobe]

Wow, a Fascist calling someone else to the left a Fascist. Benito would proud.

Daryl, honey, I realize you are one incredibly stupid individual, but you should at least TRY to learn the meaning of words before using them.

Have one of the older kids help you if need be.