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As Republicans have held the presidentship for 28 years and the Dems for 22 years how can you blame everything on Any ONE PARTY? They are suppose to balance each other, in the better interest of ALL of us.
Not at all. Trump’s actions included trying to persuade state officials to toss out enough votes to give him a victory.
What do you call that?
He didn't care if they were fraudulent or not. Just that it was enough to be president.I call that bullshit if anything. What Trump wanted was fraudulent votes tossed out, not actual legitimate votes.
I’ve never suggested we need a small government. I have suggested we need a smaller, more properly focused government.
Helping people is a wonderful and laudable pursuit when one chooses to do so. Not so much when it is forced from the pocketbooks and paychecks of the citizenry by a government that has no legitimate mandate or power to legislate or spend on such activities in its founding document.
I call that bullshit if anything. What Trump wanted was fraudulent votes tossed out, not actual legitimate votes.
It's a RINO site.‘William Saletan, a writer for the conservative website The Bulwark, defends President Joe Biden’s anti-MAGA use of the term “semi-fascism” in an article published on September 1.
“Republicans are furious over President Biden’s recent remarks linking Donald Trump and his supporters to ‘semi-fascism,’” Saletan writes. “For days, they’ve been all over TV and social media, denouncing Biden’s use of the F-word. But Biden was right. Many of the ideas and tactics deployed by Trump and his apologists, including those who decry Biden’s comparison, fit the dictionary definition of fascism.”
Saletan stresses that refusing to accept democratic election results, which is what Trump and his followers did after the 2020 election, is an “authoritarian” act.
“A stickler might say that an attempt to overturn an election isn’t really fascist unless it involves the use of state power or mob violence, but Trump and his allies tried to use both,” Saletan explains. “Rudy Giuliani, Trump’s right-hand man in several abuses of power, says it’s Biden, not Trump, who runs America like ‘a damned dictatorship.’ But in December 2020, after the Electoral College had certified Biden’s election, Giuliani — at Trump’s direction — phoned the acting deputy secretary at the Department of Homeland Security to ask whether DHS could seize voting machines from states. Then, at Trump’s January 6th rally on the Ellipse, Giuliani exhorted the crowd: ‘Let’s have trial by combat!’”
Saletan adds, “Giuliani didn’t just help to incite the attack on the Capitol. To this day, he continues to whitewash it and excuse the perpetrators.”’
More at the link.
Horseshit. Dim scum are the cause. Americans have had their fill of your shit.We were never perfect, but it seems that this push to "Make America great again" is what is causing the UNITED states to be divided & filled with hate.
Facts seem to have that effect on you.Don't make me laugh.
I read it as a general clause which is then further clarified and defined by the seventeen SPECIFIC ITEMS listed later on in the Section.How do you read " promoting the general welfare"?
It doesn't include writing checks to people and getting nothing in return.How do you read " promoting the general welfare"?
It doesn't include writing checks to people and getting nothing in return.
William Saletan is a closet progressive masquerading as a conservative. He has pretty much always been in the less radical traditions of William Raspberry, Maureen Dowd, Michael Kinsley, etc. He has always been a strong anti-Trumper and frequently takes on conservative institutions for their failure to support progressive initiatives. I last took him on when he tried to paint Christianity's failure to become a subdivision of progressivism as 'un-Christian.'‘William Saletan, a writer for the conservative website The Bulwark, defends President Joe Biden’s anti-MAGA use of the term “semi-fascism” in an article published on September 1.
“Republicans are furious over President Biden’s recent remarks linking Donald Trump and his supporters to ‘semi-fascism,’” Saletan writes. “For days, they’ve been all over TV and social media, denouncing Biden’s use of the F-word. But Biden was right. Many of the ideas and tactics deployed by Trump and his apologists, including those who decry Biden’s comparison, fit the dictionary definition of fascism.”
Saletan stresses that refusing to accept democratic election results, which is what Trump and his followers did after the 2020 election, is an “authoritarian” act.
“A stickler might say that an attempt to overturn an election isn’t really fascist unless it involves the use of state power or mob violence, but Trump and his allies tried to use both,” Saletan explains. “Rudy Giuliani, Trump’s right-hand man in several abuses of power, says it’s Biden, not Trump, who runs America like ‘a damned dictatorship.’ But in December 2020, after the Electoral College had certified Biden’s election, Giuliani — at Trump’s direction — phoned the acting deputy secretary at the Department of Homeland Security to ask whether DHS could seize voting machines from states. Then, at Trump’s January 6th rally on the Ellipse, Giuliani exhorted the crowd: ‘Let’s have trial by combat!’”
Saletan adds, “Giuliani didn’t just help to incite the attack on the Capitol. To this day, he continues to whitewash it and excuse the perpetrators.”’
More at the link.
How do you read " promoting the general welfare"?
That wasn't the question, dumbass. However, if you want to give them all your money, no one is stopping you.You want the poor and elderly.. the single mother.. the disabled American to pay you back?
Knew it.William Saletan is a closet progressive masquerading as a conservative. He has pretty much always been in the less radical traditions of William Raspberry, Maureen Dowd, Michael Kinsley, etc. He has always been a strong anti-Trumper and frequently takes on conservative institutions for their failure to support progressive initiatives. I last took him on when he tried to paint Christianity's failure to become a subdivision of progressivism as 'un-Christian.'
That he would support Biden's 'fascist' characterizations of Patriots is typical Saletan.
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RINOITIS!As Republicans have held the presidentship for 28 years and the Dems for 22 years how can you blame everything on Any ONE PARTY? They are suppose to balance each other, in the better interest of ALL of us.
Your story makes a claim and then fails to support it.Trump openly embraces, amplifies QAnon conspiracy theories
Donald Trump is increasingly embracing and endorsing the QAnon conspiracy theory, even as the number of frightening real-world events linked to the movement rises.
‘William Saletan, a writer for the conservative website The Bulwark, defends President Joe Biden’s anti-MAGA use of the term “semi-fascism” in an article published on September 1.
“Republicans are furious over President Biden’s recent remarks linking Donald Trump and his supporters to ‘semi-fascism,’” Saletan writes. “For days, they’ve been all over TV and social media, denouncing Biden’s use of the F-word. But Biden was right. Many of the ideas and tactics deployed by Trump and his apologists, including those who decry Biden’s comparison, fit the dictionary definition of fascism.”
Saletan stresses that refusing to accept democratic election results, which is what Trump and his followers did after the 2020 election, is an “authoritarian” act.
“A stickler might say that an attempt to overturn an election isn’t really fascist unless it involves the use of state power or mob violence, but Trump and his allies tried to use both,” Saletan explains. “Rudy Giuliani, Trump’s right-hand man in several abuses of power, says it’s Biden, not Trump, who runs America like ‘a damned dictatorship.’ But in December 2020, after the Electoral College had certified Biden’s election, Giuliani — at Trump’s direction — phoned the acting deputy secretary at the Department of Homeland Security to ask whether DHS could seize voting machines from states. Then, at Trump’s January 6th rally on the Ellipse, Giuliani exhorted the crowd: ‘Let’s have trial by combat!’”
Saletan adds, “Giuliani didn’t just help to incite the attack on the Capitol. To this day, he continues to whitewash it and excuse the perpetrators.”’
More at the link.
