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Total Members Voted: 11

Voting closed: February 15, 2022, 10:51:36 AM

[LarryB!]

Mark Penn ratfucking as usual.

https://www.nbcnews.com/meet-the-press/meetthepressblog/no-labels-vows-end-presidential-effort-polls-show-biden-way-ahead-trum-rcna89560

[luee]

No Florida is not a sanctuary state, with no sanctuary cities. Tampa does have a major homeless problem however. Filters down from folks moving there from other areas. I moved there 5 years ago RE prices were lowest in the nation for retirees. Not now.

https://cis.org/Map-Sanctuary-Cities-Counties-and-States

Florida is a sanctuary state for the Cubans! And remember the "Wet Foot, Dry Foot Policy." And Marco Rubio and all of the leaders in Florida are Cuban-Americans.

In California we have Mexicans, while in Florida you have Cubans. And New York has Canadians.

I live 100 miles from the border with Mexico, of course we have lots of Mexicans here, and I love the Mexicans, and I love Mexico.

And the United Farm Workers, and the Teamsters Union, and other unions can tell our new immigrants where the honest jobs are. We need to make our immigrants legal so that they can join unions, and so that they can call the police in the case of an emergency.

Salute,

Tony V.

No I gave the list. Cubans are not considered illegal aliens. hope i dont get cut off. They are escaping communism.

The Cuban Adjustment Act of 1966 (CAA) allows Cuban natives or citizens living in the United States who meet certain eligibility requirements to apply to become lawful permanent residents (get a Green Card).J

[luee]

Sanctuary cities are technically illegal.

[facilitatorn]

No Florida is not a sanctuary state, with no sanctuary cities. Tampa does have a major homeless problem however. Filters down from folks moving there from other areas. I moved there 5 years ago RE prices were lowest in the nation for retirees. Not now.

https://cis.org/Map-Sanctuary-Cities-Counties-and-States

Ha ha ha, you dumb fuck.

http://www.dailykos.com/stories/2023/6/16/2175850/-Weird-El-Ni-o-Heating-N-Atlantic-to-Record-Highs-Extreme-Atlantic-Hurricane-Season-Ahead

Enjoy!

[facilitatorn]

Personally, I'd be going with a 'mental illness' defence...and PTSD.

"Your Honour, my client was overwhelmed by all the things that happened to him as President...the BLM riots, Covid pandemic, the mocking and abuse from the media at home and abroad, crises with US borders etc.
He visited North Korea at great risk to his life, to try to save the world from missile attack....keep 'world peace'.

By the time the election came around, and after all his hard work, and the trauma he suffered in the execution of his duties... including being blamed for everything going wrong in the nation/world...and being rejected by the American people, his mind went kind of fuzzy, vague, like it was damaged.
I submit for your consideration that this damaged mind is the reason behind his unusual and irrational behaviour since then.

This 'business' with the classified documents is a very strange thing to do, certainly not something my client would normally do. It's classic child-like behaviour of someone with a mental illness disorder. Taking things, then trying to hide them in plain sight from those looking for them.

You honour, in view of my client's performance during his time as President, the great debt the nation owes him, and in view of his age, I suggest that if convicted his sentence should be confinement to a comfortable home, with rolling green hills surrounding it, where he can sit on a bench outside in the sunshine and pat a dog, be visited by family, and be treated for his damaged mind illness by trained professionals."

I agree, for the good of the nation we should just allow Trump to go live in a nice home in the green rolling hills of Nebraska, where he can sit in the sun on the porch of the home and pet a dog, while he gets mental health treatment, and while he writes his memoirs. He just needs to retire, and fade away from public view while he gets help.

Salute,

Tony V.

For the good of the nation we should just allow Trump to go live in a super max prison in the green rolling hills of Nebraska, where he can sit on a bunk in his cell with secret service, while he gets mental health treatment, and while he writes his memoirs. He just needs to plead guilty.

[facilitatorn]

Sanctuary cities are technically illegal.

Asylum seekers are technically welcome.

[bambu.]

Defeated in the election, he should've just waved politics goodbye and retired to a peaceful and relaxed life of luxury...expensive boating, golf, fine dining, fine food at home, luxury cars etc.
Rich guys don't always make the best decisions for achieving personal happiness.
Now look what's happening!

[Espnthree]

PART TIME JOE AND ANOTHER LIE

Inflation for the month of May came in at an annual rate of 4% which immediately brought forth a misleading tweet from the White House
inflation has fallen by more than half
Uh, no.
The RATE may be falling but Inflation, itself, is increasing

If annual inflation grew at a 4% rate in May, that was on top of an annual rate of 8.6% last May.
Which means inflation is is up13 % over May of last year.

Joe Biden is the undisputed leader among Presidents this century in fucking consumers.

What is more the inflation rate slowed in May ONLYbecause the Federal Reserve took drastic action to slow it.

[Hairy Lime]

Personally, I'd be going with a 'mental illness' defence...and PTSD.

"Your Honour, my client was overwhelmed by all the things that happened to him as President...the BLM riots, Covid pandemic, the mocking and abuse from the media at home and abroad, crises with US borders etc.
He visited North Korea at great risk to his life, to try to save the world from missile attack....keep 'world peace'.

By the time the election came around, and after all his hard work, and the trauma he suffered in the execution of his duties... including being blamed for everything going wrong in the nation/world...and being rejected by the American people, his mind went kind of fuzzy, vague, like it was damaged.
I submit for your consideration that this damaged mind is the reason behind his unusual and irrational behaviour since then.

This 'business' with the classified documents is a very strange thing to do, certainly not something my client would normally do. It's classic child-like behaviour of someone with a mental illness disorder. Taking things, then trying to hide them in plain sight from those looking for them.

You honour, in view of my client's performance during his time as President, the great debt the nation owes him, and in view of his age, I suggest that if convicted his sentence should be confinement to a comfortable home, with rolling green hills surrounding it, where he can sit on a bench outside in the sunshine and pat a dog, be visited by family, and be treated for his damaged mind illness by trained professionals."

I agree, for the good of the nation we should just allow Trump to go live in a nice home in the green rolling hills of Nebraska, where he can sit in the sun on the porch of the home and pet a dog, while he gets mental health treatment, and while he writes his memoirs. He just needs to retire, and fade away from public view while he gets help.

Salute,

Tony V.

The closest Trump should get to the rolling hills of Nebraska is Kansas. Specifically Leavenworth.

[Hairy Lime]

PART TIME JOE AND ANOTHER LIE

Inflation for the month of May came in at an annual rate of 4% which immediately brought forth a misleading tweet from the White House
inflation has fallen by more than half
Uh, no.
The RATE may be falling but Inflation, itself, is increasing

If annual inflation grew at a 4% rate in May, that was on top of an annual rate of 8.6% last May.
Which means inflation is is up13 % over May of last year.

Joe Biden is the undisputed leader among Presidents this century in fucking consumers.

What is more the inflation rate slowed in May ONLYbecause the Federal Reserve took drastic action to slow it.

Spin that good economic news, you intellectually dishonest PROVEN LIAR!

[luee]

No Florida is not a sanctuary state, with no sanctuary cities. Tampa does have a major homeless problem however. Filters down from folks moving there from other areas. I moved there 5 years ago RE prices were lowest in the nation for retirees. Not now.

https://cis.org/Map-Sanctuary-Cities-Counties-and-States

Ha ha ha, you dumb fuck.

http://www.dailykos.com/stories/2023/6/16/2175850/-Weird-El-Ni-o-Heating-N-Atlantic-to-Record-Highs-Extreme-Atlantic-Hurricane-Season-Ahead

Enjoy!

Huh! good for me rentals on my trailer 55+ have tripled. Previous renter was a complete slob though, big clean-up now in place. Hot weather, fresh air, beaches, great baseball team. Contrasted to NYC area.

[luee]

The cult of Donald Trump, truly scary.

[Hairy Lime]

Sanctuary cities are technically illegal.

No they are not. I am not certain you know what a sanctuary city actually is.

[Espnthree]

PART TIME JOE AND ANOTHER LIE

Inflation for the month of May came in at an annual rate of 4% which immediately brought forth a misleading tweet from the White House
inflation has fallen by more than half
Uh, no.
The RATE may be falling but Inflation, itself, is increasing

If annual inflation grew at a 4% rate in May, that was on top of an annual rate of 8.6% last May.
Which means inflation is is up13 % over May of last year.

Joe Biden is the undisputed leader among Presidents this century in fucking consumers.

What is more the inflation rate slowed in May ONLYbecause the Federal Reserve took drastic action to slow it.

Spin that good economic news, you intellectually dishonest PROVEN LIAR!

Joe is the spinner.
I just relay facts.

[Espnthree]

From the Newly released Mason Dixon Poll.

Nine of Ten of Americans believe an independent judiciary is a crucial safeguard of our civil liberties.
Seven in Ten believe  the politicization of the Supreme Court threatens judicial independence and
Six in Ten  oppose attacks on the integrity of some of the justices.

Further Seven in Ten Americans do not want Congress taking over and setting rules for judicial ethics.