That’s the Class Act President we have... our government is being run by a bunch of emotional children. WTF is going on?!
Oh please, she has earned what she gets. Pelosi is a vicious, nasty person.
She's awesome! Trump is the most bigly vicious, nasty person.... no one in the existing world, is more vicious and nastier or more vindictive and vengeful than him, 24/7, 365 days a year....imo....
sure, she was wrong in showing her emotions and ripping his lying speech, but being wrong once in a while, makes her human....
being wrong and a dick ALL of the time, makes him, pure evil....!

again, in my opinion...
Again, prod the bull, and get the horns. Just shows how bad the Democrats have been to him.
No worse than the Republicans were to Obama. The difference in their responses is class.
This to me is just being overly defensive to your side.
No repub ever:
Acted up behind obama
Ripped up his speech
Had pens made to celebrate an attack on him
And the list goes on. Not defending Trump but calling the D actions "class"?
Please explain.
No Democrat refused to shake the speakers hand.
No Democrat referred to their colleagues publically with insulting nick names.
No Democrat met with their colleagues during the inauguration and swore to make the newly elected president a one term president by any means possible.
No Republican has had his citizenship and religion and eligibility for office questioned, with a complete lack of evidence, including by the current president.
Republicans rudely walked out of Obama’s last state of the union address, before it was finished.
I hear over and over how Democrats refused to accept the consequences of the election, but what do you call birtherism, but a refusal to accept the consequences of an election?
So no, I don’t think Trump has it worse than Obama. I am however sorely disappointed that Trump has brought the level of conduct, discourse and lack of class to a new low which Republicans and now Democrats are emulating.
so at best - the current climate is far more childish than when obama was in office. this is both sides.
trump, to many, has responded to the conduct already in the office. i'm sorely disappointed people will blame trump for their own actions.
no one can make you do anything. you have a choice in how you handle things and "trump did this" is a total and complete cop out.
What I think is this. When it comes to conduct, what is “acceptable“ to a person is what is rewarded. Trump’s base applauds every attack, every insult, every rude crude and boorish childish act. What’s more, Trump rewards it in his colleagues. Pompeo’s horrible treatment of a reporter was praised by Trump.
When we, the people, refuse to hold our politicians to any standard of behavior, what then? I don’t see Pelosi’s ripping up of the speech as the problem, but rather as the tipping point of a problem that has been building momentum.
Maybe I am more conservative than I think but I value and respect our institutions, even if I don’t the individuals. I respect the traditions and the decorum and I despise the now often praised “punching down” of people by the mightiest person in this country.
and the D's base believes every "rumor" against the R's.
kavanaugh. to many he will always be a "rapist" even though nothing was proven.
the pens to celebrate what many feel to be a bogus impeachment - no class but the left celebrated
if you're looking for celebrations for poor reasons, the left is every bit as full of examples as the right. but only the right doing them upsets you.
I agree, the left is full of examples of bad behavior - however - I do not agree the impeachment was bogus.
In my opinion - Trump personally has lowered the bar, Republicans pre-Trump and Democrats pre-Trump did not go quite this low in public discourse and still largely respected traditions. I mean seriously - resorting to rude and crude nicknames for elected representatives? I think while there is equivalency, there also needs to be a recognition as to how Donald Trump has changed the Republican Party and changed the level of discourse and respect for traditions.
And frankly, added on to that we are seeing another change in that the freshman class of Democrats and Republicans are representing a new and very different generation than you or I. And in some of them, I'm seeing a similar lack of respect. Maturity might change that. Or maybe not.
to me this is where our divide continues to come from. we don't realize far too often we're doing the very same thing we hate the other side to do. if we force ourselves to admit it, we then run to "well maybe but they did it first" or "they deserve it because of..."
we go out of our own way to justify us doing the very behavior we call out against others.
i value and respect the core and building something for everyone. not using a crisis to mold society to our viewpoints. for all that trump has done NOTHING the right has done can match the low class bullshit the left tried to pull by putting their dreambills into the relief bill.
Ok...I was with you until your last sentence.
You don't think the right has put their dreambills into the relief bill?
Some examples:
Language specifically prohibiting Planned Parenthood from receiving any money.
An attempt to put in a bail out of the oil industry suffering under low oil prices (nothing to do with the virus) by buying for the National Reserve into the bill.
Job security for top military brass.
Another big agricultural bail out
Both sides attempted to stuff it with constituent wishlists.
Some of the things however were good - for example, barring the President, Vice President, Cabinet ministers, and Congress Critters and their families from getting any of this money.
how is that helping EVERYONE?
It isn't but it's the way things have been done for a long long time and not just by the left. In one sense I can see why in some cases - it's the only way small states can get things through for their constituents.
so i really don't give a damn about trumps tweets. i don't read them. they're stupid and not well thought out and i find no value in reading something i know i'm not going to like just so i can ***** i don't like it.
how is that helping ANYONE?
you and many let your hate of trump, warranted or not, make you hate what he does even if your side doing it would draw praise. in that manner, trump can never win and you will always hate what he does, even if you'd love it if someone else did the very same thing.
that makes no sense at all to me. someone i hate can do something i like and i don't suddenly hate the action because i hate the person.
Honestly, I saw the same behavior directed at Obama. AND though I try - I find it very hard to maintain a respectful attitude towards Trump as President, it's almost impossible at his daily attacks at the media, the left, etc even to the point of promoting conspiracy theory.
Many if not all of his policies have been in direct opposition to what I value and believe in - so when people say I should be supporting him, it's really difficult. It's not just personal animosity - it's absolute policy differences and value differences. How can I support that?