Matt Gaetz hijacks Free Britney rally

[sealybobo]

Hillary lied far more than just one time and she ran a pay for play enterprise while she was Obama’s Secretary of State using her Clinton Foundation.

But Hillary is only one in a long list of democrats that should be facing prosecution. I linked to a long list of people who should face charges but never will. That’s why our government is so corrupt.

Will Any Democrat Ever See Jail Time? (A Summary Of Players And Crimes) | Right Wire Report

We have a two-tiered justice system, to our national shame as a representative republic-Democrats/Liberals get a pass. Review of all the players and crimes in Russiagate.

rightwirereport.com

Both the democrats and the Jeb Bush establishment republicans hate Trump and wanted him out of office any way possible. No matter how hard they tried they were unable to come up with enough convincing evidence to impeach him. So they rigged an election and finally got him out of office.

They never proved that and at the same time you claim that they actually did shut down Trump's foundation because it literally was a money laundering scam. So until you can prove that about Hillary all this is is classic projection. Makes me think you guys have cheated in elections. You're so sure cheating takes place maybe that's because Trump votes in NY and Florida and every other state he has a home. So of course he thinks Gore votes in all the states he has homes.

They had plenty of convincing evidence. If Trump supporters weren't unmovable he would have been impeached right when he demanded Comey's loyalty.

And Mitch said Trump needs to go to jail. He just didn't have the balls to impeach him because of the political backlash he would get. We see what happens to Republicans who stray off the reservation. How many have been thrown under the bus? Don't go along with Trump, you're a RINO globalist deep stater.

YOU sir are an idiot.

 

[sealybobo]

Hillary lied far more than just one time and she ran a pay for play enterprise while she was Obama’s Secretary of State using her Clinton Foundation.

But Hillary is only one in a long list of democrats that should be facing prosecution. I linked to a long list of people who should face charges but never will. That’s why our government is so corrupt.

Will Any Democrat Ever See Jail Time? (A Summary Of Players And Crimes) | Right Wire Report

We have a two-tiered justice system, to our national shame as a representative republic-Democrats/Liberals get a pass. Review of all the players and crimes in Russiagate.

rightwirereport.com

Both the democrats and the Jeb Bush establishment republicans hate Trump and wanted him out of office any way possible. No matter how hard they tried they were unable to come up with enough convincing evidence to impeach him. So they rigged an election and finally got him out of office.

If there wasn't enough convincing evidence against Trump he would have been re elected in a landslide.

Wait! Are you suggesting that the media lied to the rest of us about Trump and we fell for it? But you won't admit that Russian's flooding our media with anti Hillary lies cost her the election? It just dawned on me another way you guys are hypocrites. You want to blame the media for how voters perceive Trump but you deny the media had any influence on voters when Hillary was running.

This also reminds me how you guys are so quick to storm the capitol over bullshit lies but then you argue with black people who are also unhappy with our government. Funny you have no empathy for them but you cry so hard for your little white selves. First time you feel one bit slighted you get triggered and start a insurrection. I'm glad black people aren't as big of snowflakes as you white republicans or we'd be in trouble.

 

[odanny]

Both the democrats and the Jeb Bush establishment republicans hate Trump and wanted him out of office any way possible. No matter how hard they tried they were unable to come up with enough convincing evidence to impeach him. So they rigged an election and finally got him out of office.

Yea, that's it.

 

[sealybobo]

Yea, that's it.

Why didn't they impeach him then the first time? Or the second time? Why did so many of them sit by while he tried to commit a coup? They weren't going to get implicated in the conspiracy but they sat silent just in case it worked.

Fact is Republican politicians would much rather have Trump be president over Biden. But guys like Pence or the Governor of Georgia were not going to go down in history as traitors and liars. Trump would so throw them under the bus. They'd go to jail he wouldn't just like his CFO is going to go to jail next.

 

[22lcidw]

They never proved that and at the same time you claim that they actually did shut down Trump's foundation because it literally was a money laundering scam. So until you can prove that about Hillary all this is is classic projection. Makes me think you guys have cheated in elections. You're so sure cheating takes place maybe that's because Trump votes in NY and Florida and every other state he has a home. So of course he thinks Gore votes in all the states he has homes.

They had plenty of convincing evidence. If Trump supporters weren't unmovable he would have been impeached right when he demanded Comey's loyalty.

And Mitch said Trump needs to go to jail. He just didn't have the balls to impeach him because of the political backlash he would get. We see what happens to Republicans who stray off the reservation. How many have been thrown under the bus? Don't go along with Trump, you're a RINO globalist deep stater.

YOU sir are an idiot.

If Trump is them.. that means you. The game is over.

 

[JOSweetHeart]

Last week on the Entertainment Tonight show, it was talked about how Britney's music has only been given more time on the radio. When I heard the news, I was like, "Is that really the right move to make if playing her music more only means more money for her dad to get his hands on?"

God bless you and Britney always!!!

Holly

 

[Batcat]

If there wasn't enough convincing evidence against Trump he would have been re elected in a landslide.

Wait! Are you suggesting that the media lied to the rest of us about Trump and we fell for it? But you won't admit that Russian's flooding our media with anti Hillary lies cost her the election? It just dawned on me another way you guys are hypocrites. You want to blame the media for how voters perceive Trump but you deny the media had any influence on voters when Hillary was running.

This also reminds me how you guys are so quick to storm the capitol over bullshit lies but then you argue with black people who are also unhappy with our government. Funny you have no empathy for them but you cry so hard for your little white selves. First time you feel one bit slighted you get triggered and start a insurrection. I'm glad black people aren't as big of snowflakes as you white republicans or we'd be in trouble

Russia may have done its best to get Trump elected but the reason Hillary lost is Hillary has a very polarizing personality and acted like she was entitled to the Presidency. Hillary also called Trump supporters a basket of deplorables. That’s alone did FAR, FAR more damage to her campaign than anything the Russian’s did.

Did you happen to notice how the people in Cuba and Hong Kong were waving American flags during their riots. Perhaps you are so in love with your victim mentality that you can’t see the forest because of the trees.

I also notice there are successful blacks in our nation but many of them are despised by blacks as “Uncle Toms.”

What’s Holding Blacks Back?

By my twenties, in the 1990s, I felt grateful and excited to live in times of bracing progress for my race. Read our political article about race here.

www.city-journal.org

***snip***

These articles of faith add up to a deeply felt cult of victimology that grips the entire black community. Some subscribe to it fiercely; most accept it as a valid point of view, at least. The “serious brother” who launches into a tirade about the War on Blacks at a party sets heads nodding all over the room.

You’d think that a group committed to advancement would avoid such an obsessive focus on the negative, especially when the negative steadily fades from year to year. But blacks, inevitably, suffer from a classic post-colonial inferiority complex. Like insecure people everywhere, they are driven by a private sense of personal inadequacy to seeing imaginary obstacles to their success supposedly planted by others. Once the 1968 Kerner Commission report fueled that tendency by positing that American racism was an institutional, systemic matter rather than a merely personal one, black leaders and thinkers, haunted by the oppressor’s lie that blacks were inferior, worked obsessively to find evidence, often fantastical, of “the system’s” evil.

In the grip of this seductive ideology, blacks have made the immobilizing assumption that individual initiative can lead only to failure, with only a few exceptionally gifted or lucky exceptions. Yet many groups have triumphed over similar (or worse) obstacles—including millions of Caribbean and African immigrants in America, from Colin Powell to the thousands of Caribbean children succeeding in precisely the crumbling schools where black American kids fail. Indeed, thinkers such as Thomas Sowell and Stephan and Abigail Thernstrom argue that American blacks could have advanced—and were advancing—even without the civil rights legislation of the sixties and the racial preferences of the seventies, since black unemployment was at an all-time low in the mid-sixties, and the black middle class was already growing fast. But these facts can’t outweigh the almost narcotic pleasure that underdoggism provides a race plagued by self-doubt.

Blacks aren’t the only people who’ve sabotaged themselves through victimology. Take the eerily similar case of the Boston Irish, the target of contempt and discrimination in nineteenth-century America. By the 1920s, when anti-Irish bigotry had receded greatly, historical memory allowed Mayor James Michael Curley to maintain power by stoking Irish resentment very like today’s black resentment. Curley found “anti-Irish” sentiment everywhere: merit hiring systems were “anti-Irish”; “Anglo-Saxon” culture was fatally diseased. Even today, the remnant of this mentality still traps members of South Boston’s Irish community in crummy housing projects full of idle adults who have high rates of substance abuse and even speak a local dialect it takes a little while to wrap one’s ears around. In South Boston, as in South Central, a fatalistic skepticism that you can rise above your community and a deeply embedded wariness of mainstream culture thwart ambition even where opportunity is available.

 

[Papageorgio]

Gaetz isn't troubled as long as he gets away with it. In the past a guy like this would have resigned in disgrace. He won't. That's because Republicans have lowered the bar. You can even commit treason or break laws and Republicans won't impeach.

Just like Marion Berry and his drug and prostitution parties. Do it, serve your sentence and get re-elected. It is so easy in America. Time for Gaetz to step down, but it comes down to whether his constituents re-elect him or not.

 

[Papageorgio]

If Matt gets to stay I think this gives Anthony Weiner an opening to make a comeback.

He should run and see.

 

[sealybobo]

Russia may have done its best to get Trump elected but the reason Hillary lost is Hillary has a very polarizing personality and acted like she was entitled to the Presidency. Hillary also called Trump supporters a basket of deplorables. That’s alone did FAR, FAR more damage to her campaign than anything the Russian’s did.

Did you happen to notice how the people in Cuba and Hong Kong were waving American flags during their riots. Perhaps you are so in love with your victim mentality that you can’t see the forest because of the trees.

I also notice there are successful blacks in our nation but many of them are despised by blacks as “Uncle Toms.”

What’s Holding Blacks Back?

By my twenties, in the 1990s, I felt grateful and excited to live in times of bracing progress for my race. Read our political article about race here.

www.city-journal.org

***snip***

These articles of faith add up to a deeply felt cult of victimology that grips the entire black community. Some subscribe to it fiercely; most accept it as a valid point of view, at least. The “serious brother” who launches into a tirade about the War on Blacks at a party sets heads nodding all over the room.

You’d think that a group committed to advancement would avoid such an obsessive focus on the negative, especially when the negative steadily fades from year to year. But blacks, inevitably, suffer from a classic post-colonial inferiority complex. Like insecure people everywhere, they are driven by a private sense of personal inadequacy to seeing imaginary obstacles to their success supposedly planted by others. Once the 1968 Kerner Commission report fueled that tendency by positing that American racism was an institutional, systemic matter rather than a merely personal one, black leaders and thinkers, haunted by the oppressor’s lie that blacks were inferior, worked obsessively to find evidence, often fantastical, of “the system’s” evil.

In the grip of this seductive ideology, blacks have made the immobilizing assumption that individual initiative can lead only to failure, with only a few exceptionally gifted or lucky exceptions. Yet many groups have triumphed over similar (or worse) obstacles—including millions of Caribbean and African immigrants in America, from Colin Powell to the thousands of Caribbean children succeeding in precisely the crumbling schools where black American kids fail. Indeed, thinkers such as Thomas Sowell and Stephan and Abigail Thernstrom argue that American blacks could have advanced—and were advancing—even without the civil rights legislation of the sixties and the racial preferences of the seventies, since black unemployment was at an all-time low in the mid-sixties, and the black middle class was already growing fast. But these facts can’t outweigh the almost narcotic pleasure that underdoggism provides a race plagued by self-doubt.

Blacks aren’t the only people who’ve sabotaged themselves through victimology. Take the eerily similar case of the Boston Irish, the target of contempt and discrimination in nineteenth-century America. By the 1920s, when anti-Irish bigotry had receded greatly, historical memory allowed Mayor James Michael Curley to maintain power by stoking Irish resentment very like today’s black resentment. Curley found “anti-Irish” sentiment everywhere: merit hiring systems were “anti-Irish”; “Anglo-Saxon” culture was fatally diseased. Even today, the remnant of this mentality still traps members of South Boston’s Irish community in crummy housing projects full of idle adults who have high rates of substance abuse and even speak a local dialect it takes a little while to wrap one’s ears around. In South Boston, as in South Central, a fatalistic skepticism that you can rise above your community and a deeply embedded wariness of mainstream culture thwart ambition even where opportunity is available.

You said Russia may have done its best to get Trump elected but the reason Hillary lost is Hillary has a very polarizing personality.

Same thing is true for Trump. The media may have done it's best to get rid of Trump but the reason Trump lost is Trump has a very polarizing personality.

BOOM! That just happened.

Now I'll read the rest of what you wrote. But right off the bat, pot meet kettle.

 

[sealybobo]

Russia may have done its best to get Trump elected but the reason Hillary lost is Hillary has a very polarizing personality and acted like she was entitled to the Presidency. Hillary also called Trump supporters a basket of deplorables. That’s alone did FAR, FAR more damage to her campaign than anything the Russian’s did.

Did you happen to notice how the people in Cuba and Hong Kong were waving American flags during their riots. Perhaps you are so in love with your victim mentality that you can’t see the forest because of the trees.

I also notice there are successful blacks in our nation but many of them are despised by blacks as “Uncle Toms.”

What’s Holding Blacks Back?

By my twenties, in the 1990s, I felt grateful and excited to live in times of bracing progress for my race. Read our political article about race here.

www.city-journal.org

***snip***

These articles of faith add up to a deeply felt cult of victimology that grips the entire black community. Some subscribe to it fiercely; most accept it as a valid point of view, at least. The “serious brother” who launches into a tirade about the War on Blacks at a party sets heads nodding all over the room.

You’d think that a group committed to advancement would avoid such an obsessive focus on the negative, especially when the negative steadily fades from year to year. But blacks, inevitably, suffer from a classic post-colonial inferiority complex. Like insecure people everywhere, they are driven by a private sense of personal inadequacy to seeing imaginary obstacles to their success supposedly planted by others. Once the 1968 Kerner Commission report fueled that tendency by positing that American racism was an institutional, systemic matter rather than a merely personal one, black leaders and thinkers, haunted by the oppressor’s lie that blacks were inferior, worked obsessively to find evidence, often fantastical, of “the system’s” evil.

In the grip of this seductive ideology, blacks have made the immobilizing assumption that individual initiative can lead only to failure, with only a few exceptionally gifted or lucky exceptions. Yet many groups have triumphed over similar (or worse) obstacles—including millions of Caribbean and African immigrants in America, from Colin Powell to the thousands of Caribbean children succeeding in precisely the crumbling schools where black American kids fail. Indeed, thinkers such as Thomas Sowell and Stephan and Abigail Thernstrom argue that American blacks could have advanced—and were advancing—even without the civil rights legislation of the sixties and the racial preferences of the seventies, since black unemployment was at an all-time low in the mid-sixties, and the black middle class was already growing fast. But these facts can’t outweigh the almost narcotic pleasure that underdoggism provides a race plagued by self-doubt.

Blacks aren’t the only people who’ve sabotaged themselves through victimology. Take the eerily similar case of the Boston Irish, the target of contempt and discrimination in nineteenth-century America. By the 1920s, when anti-Irish bigotry had receded greatly, historical memory allowed Mayor James Michael Curley to maintain power by stoking Irish resentment very like today’s black resentment. Curley found “anti-Irish” sentiment everywhere: merit hiring systems were “anti-Irish”; “Anglo-Saxon” culture was fatally diseased. Even today, the remnant of this mentality still traps members of South Boston’s Irish community in crummy housing projects full of idle adults who have high rates of substance abuse and even speak a local dialect it takes a little while to wrap one’s ears around. In South Boston, as in South Central, a fatalistic skepticism that you can rise above your community and a deeply embedded wariness of mainstream culture thwart ambition even where opportunity is available.

Nothing wrong with calling Trump supporters deplorables. None of them were going to vote for Hillary anyways.

Blacks who vote Republican are uncle toms. Sorry but that's still true. You have to forgive and ignore an awful lot to be a black man and vote Republican. But I feel the same way about poor people and women.

No one but rich white racist greedy men should be voting GOP. But how do they get more votes? Single issue voters. Abortion. Guns. Racists. Homophobes.

 

[Batcat]

Nothing wrong with calling Trump supporters deplorables. None of them were going to vote for Hillary anyways.

Blacks who vote Republican are uncle toms. Sorry but that's still true. You have to forgive and ignore an awful lot to be a black man and vote Republican. But I feel the same way about poor people and women.

No one but rich white racist greedy men should be voting GOP. But how do they get more votes? Single issue voters. Abortion. Guns. Racists. Homophobes

What calling Trump supporters deplorables accomplished was many who wouldn’t have bothered to vote decided to go the polls to vote against Hillary.

Hillary Clinton: Calling Donald Trump Supporters ‘Deplorables’ Handed Him ‘A Political Gift’

Clinton gave her first major TV interview since the 2016 presidential race, ahead of the release of her new book reflecting on her election defeat.

www.huffpost.com

You say…

Blacks who vote Republican are uncle toms. Sorry but that's still true. You have to forgive and ignore an awful lot to be a black man and vote Republican.

Are all the gang drive by shootings in the big democrat controlled cities all the fault of republicans? Is the fact that kids in high schools in Baltimore and Chicago are not learning how to read or do math the fault of republicans? Are republicans responsible for the fact that many blacks grow up in a family without a father? Do republicans want an open Mexican border so the illegal aliens will take the jobs blacks have and work for lower wages?

What have the democrats done for the blacks since Lyndon Johnson’s Great Society?

The Democratic Party: Keeping Blacks Down Since 1964 | Human Events

Since LBJ, the Democratic Party has used the War on Poverty as a way to attract new voters.

humanevents.com

What Black Americans Lost by Aligning With the Democrats

Their overwhelming support for the Democratic Party hasn't just cost Republicans—it's also cost the African American community.

www.theatlantic.com

Wake up. The democrats have been using blacks for decades by making them promises they have no intention on ever keeping in order to get their votes.

I can’t figure out why blacks don’t form their own political party. Both the republicans and the democrats would kiss your ass to get your votes to pass what they want.

BET founder pushes Black Lives Matter to form independent political party

Robert Johnson, the founder of BET, said black people should consider creating an independent political party.

www.washingtonexaminer.com

 

[sealybobo]

What calling Trump supporters deplorables accomplished was many who wouldn’t have bothered to vote decided to go the polls to vote against Hillary.

Hillary Clinton: Calling Donald Trump Supporters ‘Deplorables’ Handed Him ‘A Political Gift’

Clinton gave her first major TV interview since the 2016 presidential race, ahead of the release of her new book reflecting on her election defeat.

www.huffpost.com

You say…

Blacks who vote Republican are uncle toms. Sorry but that's still true. You have to forgive and ignore an awful lot to be a black man and vote Republican.

Are all the gang drive by shootings in the big democrat controlled cities all the fault of republicans? Is the fact that kids in high schools in Baltimore and Chicago are not learning how to read or do math the fault of republicans? Are republicans responsible for the fact that many blacks grow up in a family without a father? Do republicans want an open Mexican border so the illegal aliens will take the jobs blacks have and work for lower wages?

What have the democrats done for the blacks since Lyndon Johnson’s Great Society?

The Democratic Party: Keeping Blacks Down Since 1964 | Human Events

Since LBJ, the Democratic Party has used the War on Poverty as a way to attract new voters.

humanevents.com

What Black Americans Lost by Aligning With the Democrats

Their overwhelming support for the Democratic Party hasn't just cost Republicans—it's also cost the African American community.

www.theatlantic.com

Wake up. The democrats have been using blacks for decades by making them promises they have no intention on ever keeping in order to get their votes.

I can’t figure out why blacks don’t form their own political party. Both the republicans and the democrats would kiss your ass to get your votes to pass what they want.

BET founder pushes Black Lives Matter to form independent political party

Robert Johnson, the founder of BET, said black people should consider creating an independent political party.

www.washingtonexaminer.com

Yes, the black community is the fault of republicans. At least in michigan this is true. We put them in those ghettos. White flight. We took the economic opportunities away.

And detroiters know who the racist politicians are. They are republicans who control the state. Us liberals agree with blacks what needs to be done to make things right but republicans always say no

 

[Batcat]

Yes, the black community is the fault of republicans. At least in michigan this is true. We put them in those ghettos. White flight. We took the economic opportunities away.

And detroiters know who the racist politicians are. They are republicans who control the state. Us liberals agree with blacks what needs to be done to make things right but republicans always say no

Well as I suggested set up your own political party.

I understand the biggest problem with that idea is the difficulty of blaming the evil whites when a party of the bkacks, for the blacks and by the blacks is in charge of most of the big cities.

Kick off that old victimization excuse and take charge. What do you have to lose? The only people will be hurt are the Al Sharpons and Jesse Jacksons who make a fortune promoting racial division. Wouldn’t it be great if the new black party corrected a lot of the problems in the inner cities?

I actually want blacks to succeed although I am a white male. It would make the country I love a better place to live in. Also successful blacks would pay more taxes which might make my taxes go down. With the amount of debt Trump and Biden will run up we will need all the tax dollars we can get.

 

[sealybobo]

Well as I suggested set up your own political party.

I understand the biggest problem with that idea is the difficulty of blaming the evil whites when a party of the bkacks, for the blacks and by the blacks is in charge of most of the big cities.

Kick off that old victimization excuse and take charge. What do you have to lose? The only people will be hurt are the Al Sharpons and Jesse Jacksons who make a fortune promoting racial division. Wouldn’t it be great if the new black party corrected a lot of the problems in the inner cities?

I actually want blacks to succeed although I am a white male. It would make the country I love a better place to live in. Also successful blacks would pay more taxes which might make my taxes go down. With the amount of debt Trump and Biden will run up we will need all the tax dollars we can get.

I'm a white guy too. I agree with you.

 

[basquebromance]

 

[Godboy]

It's more like bozo the clown without his big shoes.

Are you talking about Ron Johnson?

 

[Crepitus]

Are you talking about Ron Johnson?

No, but they do seem pretty interchangeable, except I don't think Johnson has been involved in sex trafficking.

 

[Godboy]

No, but they do seem pretty interchangeable, except I don't think Johnson has been involved in sex trafficking.

Thats a serious accusation. Was there a trial?

 

[Crepitus]

Thats a serious accusation. Was there a trial?

I didn't accuse him of it.