It’s possible to reply to somebody by posting an original comment with an @troll at the front of it, you know, rather than clicking on that poster’s “Reply” button and elevating it to “featured comment” status. Just a thot.
“Cherry picking” history is one way to manipulate it to one’s advantage but it is dishonest, often to the extreme. Yes, the Republican Party once stood for civil rights, fair play for all and was anti-fascist.
I have a feeling the trump russiagate situation is just heating up. It may be watergate hearing 2.0 on tv this summer. I am ready to look back on this era asap!
I am still amazed that folks with such horribly faulty memories can be elected or appointed to high office. How do they remember how to get to the office every day?
@troll Wyoming said“When you don’t have the votes, filibuster.” More false history. You mean how the turtle from Kentucky blocked judicial appointments at multiple levels, blocked legislation for infrastructure jobs, or anything that just went against his plutocrat agenda.
One doesn’t have to just “meet Russians” to be one who is engaging in espionage with Russia. We have seen evidence of collusion with Russia through internet sabotage and hacks as well as phone calls and physical meetings with those involved with the trump organization before and after the 2016 campaign. So no, it isn’t just a matter of meeting Russians.
I remember the Russians I’ve met. There’s just something “Russian” about them.
On a serious note, it’s quite possible that Canadians are the largest group of undocumented immigrants in the U.S. The Border Patrol never bothers them (unless they happen not to be white), and they are hardly ever asked about their immigration status. I say this as someone who worked for years in immigration law and saw the differences in the experiences with law enforcement of Canadians compared with, say, Guatemalans.
VOICE OF NORTH RATTLESNAKE HILLS, WYOMING is right on the facts. The liberal Democrats couldn’t have passed the Civil Rights act if Everett Dirksen hadn’t rallied Republicans to vote for it. It was possibly the last really decent moment the GOP had, imo.
What’s missing is that Robert Byrd repented, while the GOP has decided that equal rights are “special rights” when applied to people who aren’t like them & share their beliefs. Today’s Republicans would never do something as courageous & decent as joining with Democrats to pass something like the Civil Rights Act.
Two things: 1) Just reading 98% of these comments reminds me of why we can’t carry on reasonable, substantive discussions in this country any more. 2) If you can’t debate a statement point by point, keep your opinions to yourself.
BE THIS GUY almost 7 years ago
They all woke up in a vodka induced haze next to a dead Russian hooker.
learninglair1 almost 7 years ago
lets all make sure voice of rattlesnake hills wyoming is not the featured comment-by making this the featured comment instead! all in agreement reply.
Richard S Russell Premium Member almost 7 years ago
It’s possible to reply to somebody by posting an original comment with an @troll at the front of it, you know, rather than clicking on that poster’s “Reply” button and elevating it to “featured comment” status. Just a thot.
jackhs almost 7 years ago
Hil taught them well
Rosette almost 7 years ago
Is Zipper still in college?
thebigbpp almost 7 years ago
Finally, an excellent statement on facts. Strange huh?
Say What Now‽ Premium Member almost 7 years ago
You may never know when you’ve interacted with a Canadian.
oceane almost 7 years ago
Bonjour a vous aussi
wetidlerjr almost 7 years ago
The operative word is “once”.
superposition almost 7 years ago
Today the Republican party is 86% white and the more diverse Democratic party is only 57% white.
montessoriteacher almost 7 years ago
I have a feeling the trump russiagate situation is just heating up. It may be watergate hearing 2.0 on tv this summer. I am ready to look back on this era asap!
montessoriteacher almost 7 years ago
I don’t think Russians or Canadians are forgettable. They don’t have much in common really other than cold weather.
Radish... almost 7 years ago
Racist Russian loving Trump is the head of the Republican party.
Packratjohn Premium Member almost 7 years ago
I am still amazed that folks with such horribly faulty memories can be elected or appointed to high office. How do they remember how to get to the office every day?
Oge almost 7 years ago
I’m on board. I bet “voice” is typing here because there’s no one in Wyoming who will listen to him in person.
Push to talk almost 7 years ago
@troll Wyoming said“When you don’t have the votes, filibuster.” More false history. You mean how the turtle from Kentucky blocked judicial appointments at multiple levels, blocked legislation for infrastructure jobs, or anything that just went against his plutocrat agenda.
Mr. Blawt almost 7 years ago
Considering today’s Republican party, I wonder how many Russians any of us has met. The GOP defends Russians and racists.
montessoriteacher almost 7 years ago
One doesn’t have to just “meet Russians” to be one who is engaging in espionage with Russia. We have seen evidence of collusion with Russia through internet sabotage and hacks as well as phone calls and physical meetings with those involved with the trump organization before and after the 2016 campaign. So no, it isn’t just a matter of meeting Russians.
GaryCooper almost 7 years ago
I remember the Russians I’ve met. There’s just something “Russian” about them.
On a serious note, it’s quite possible that Canadians are the largest group of undocumented immigrants in the U.S. The Border Patrol never bothers them (unless they happen not to be white), and they are hardly ever asked about their immigration status. I say this as someone who worked for years in immigration law and saw the differences in the experiences with law enforcement of Canadians compared with, say, Guatemalans.
NeoconMan almost 7 years ago
Yes, Americans tend to forget about Canada. (And we like it that way.)
Teto85 Premium Member almost 7 years ago
Funny in that one of Garry’s cousins is Justin Trudeau. Yes, that Justin Trudeau.
David Huie Green LoveJoyAndPeace almost 7 years ago
Under every rock.
montessoriteacher almost 7 years ago
Just noticed the very clever tweet by Roland below! Trump feels the heat so tries to distract with nonsense about Muslims. Squirrel!
montessoriteacher almost 7 years ago
Maybe the job is getting to trump? He sounded like he was having a stroke a few days ago.
Uncle Joe almost 7 years ago
VOICE OF NORTH RATTLESNAKE HILLS, WYOMING is right on the facts. The liberal Democrats couldn’t have passed the Civil Rights act if Everett Dirksen hadn’t rallied Republicans to vote for it. It was possibly the last really decent moment the GOP had, imo.
What’s missing is that Robert Byrd repented, while the GOP has decided that equal rights are “special rights” when applied to people who aren’t like them & share their beliefs. Today’s Republicans would never do something as courageous & decent as joining with Democrats to pass something like the Civil Rights Act.
morgankhat almost 7 years ago
Two things: 1) Just reading 98% of these comments reminds me of why we can’t carry on reasonable, substantive discussions in this country any more. 2) If you can’t debate a statement point by point, keep your opinions to yourself.
gusgoose73 Premium Member almost 7 years ago
We have (and had) a Prime Minister named Trudeau. That’s a pretty forgettable name, eh Gary.