It's possible I missed something in the crosstalk going on in the (my) room, but wasn't his "shoutout" to the LGBTQ community essentially a promise to keep them safe from radical Islamist terrorists? I mean, uh, I guess I appreciate the sentiment, but . . .
I'm also quite interested in how he plans to end violence and lawlessness on January 20, 2017. Is that before or after every American family gets their own pet unicorn?
Also, I gather we're still building a wall, but it appears that Mexico is no longer going to pay for it. It doesn't sound nearly as fun now.
jpx7 (07-22-2016)
Runnin (07-22-2016)
Well, when it comes to giving things away for free, at least the most pie-in-the-sky lefty proposals—be it universal healthcare, free college, early childhood education, real paid family leave, or whatever—are at least theoretically possible using the legislative process. Promising that you'll end violence and lawlessness on a particular date is something that perhaps only the aforementioned meteor could actually accomplish.
jpx7 (07-22-2016)
"For all his tattooings he was on the whole a clean, comely looking cannibal."
Julio3000 (07-22-2016)
I turned to the local news at 10 CDT, but Donald was still going. I caught a little of the speech--the trade deal part--before heading off to bed. It's really too bad because the local news team was in my hometown highlighting the area's summer road trip attractions. Sorry, the sites of my near-death experiences (for me and others) while driving heavy machinery was not part of the report.
Anyway, Trump's puddle of consciousness is 99% negative (to which even Frank Luntz agreed), but that's maybe where we are as a nation. No forward vision, so everyone is rolling up the carpet and making sure community stops at the front door. Curious to see how the Dems respond, but this isn't 1980 so I don't think the "morning in America" will have traction. I guess it's more like "mourning in America."
I think Jon Stewart deserves the last word. Hannity's hypocrisy is stunning.
Realize this topic has been moved on ....
Catching up on articles missed the end of last week I found the link to the above statistic:
"Last month, the Republican party's national director for African-American initiatives sent an email to a number of reporters, including our Jonathan Capehart, delineating the diversity of the delegates at the party's convention. The big number was 18 -- out of 2,472 delegates in total."
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...ast-a-century/
The best way to stop a bad guy with a gun is to make sure he doesn’t get a gun.