The Trump Presidency

[AerchAngel]

57 can't move on. Sad!

Well he is an old fu cking idiot on the surface and a diehard liberal tard/Democrat at most. He would gladly give his life for any libtard if they can get their way.

He definitely needs the crayons and Play Doh calming effects because mental midget like to have some crying zone to fight their fears.

Now, I don't like Sessions and never have but there is no way the court is going to make blacks slaves again, he would be assassinated by someone in his own party for one or create civil war at worst. I think he is being there for the other social issues that Obama just let happens during his reign that caused Hillary to lose.

Forcing people to make a cake against their religious reasons had a very meaninful impact on this choice and somewhat the election. Especially the hypocrisy the left uses like a hammer. Now they are screaming and having a fit because not only did they not get their cake, nor they got their icecream. Their mentality is our way or you screwed approach by us punishing you with shaming. Republicans were NEVER like that. You make a choice, you live with it, like Libertarians and we the government is not going to punish you.

My pastor is part of the Black Caucus of Illinois and they are anti everything what a liberal stands for and Obama screwed them. But since Illinois is a Democrat state for president, they had no power to persuade blacks to go for a person who would honor their religious rights. A lot of blacks did not vote this election because of Obama letting them down and Hillary did not emphasize assuming she would get their vote. This hurt her in Mich, Ohio and Penn when votes were close. This also can be Google, just read about Bill getting on Hillary for neglecting the black AND Hispanic vote. Hell, she ignored Bill on everything thinking she did not need him. That is why she isn't president. He had a sound plan.

[sturg33]

You claim to have understood what this guy was and selfishly didn't stop him.
Like I said, your criticisms ring hollow .

Has your silly little protest vote registered yet ?

I love how you believe the sole purpose of my vote is to stop someone.

[57Brave]

I love how you believe the sole purpose of my vote is to stop someone.

My first POTUS vote was to stop Nixon bombing N Vietnam.
I'm sure there were votes in 1860 to stop slavery.
So yeah, there is precedence

[57Brave]

In 1932 people voted to stop Prohibition.
Ideally you get to always be for something. But sometimes the stand to take is to stop someone/thing

[BedellBrave]

[57Brave]

Let me guess. The Caucasian is Robert Byrd and he was once in the Klan.
Tell me if I am right here. He was considered a mentor to HRC when she first became a Senator.
Just a shot in the dark
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edit:
Nope Sessions

I was wrong

[57Brave]

Died in 2010 age of 92.
Am I getting warm?

[The Chosen One]

Its Sessions.

[Julio3000]

Let me guess. The Caucasian is Robert Byrd and he was once in the Klan.
Tell me if I am right here. He was considered a mentor to HRC when she first became a Senator.
Just a shot in the dark

Jeff Sessions holding hands with John Lewis, right? Since Sessions is from Alabama, I'm gonna guess that it's a commemoration of the Pettus Bridge march.

[BedellBrave]

Yep, the vile racist Sessions. Marching with Lewis was just a ruse. I'm sure his Klan hood is in fine condition.

[Oklahomahawk]

Yep, the vile racist Sessions. Marching with Lewis was just a ruse. I'm sure his Klan hood is in fine condition.

I didn't realize Sessions was that old. This guy makes the late Strom Thurmond look like he could have been in one of those Spring Break movies.

[Julio3000]

You know, I've got no idea what is in Jeff Sessions's heart or mind.

That said, I have a hard time letting go of my ideas about what kind of person was on one side of the firehoses and german shepherds and what kind was on the other.

Which of those lanes has Jeff Sessions has spent his public life driving in?

[Julio3000]

Yep, the vile racist Sessions. Marching with Lewis was just a ruse. I'm sure his Klan hood is in fine condition.

Was he marching when people were throwing rocks?

[Julio3000]

I didn't realize Sessions was that old. This guy makes the late Strom Thurmond look like he could have been in one of those Spring Break movies.

Well, let's see...he was born in '46. So, he'd have been 18 or 19 during the Selma-Montgomery march when the Pettus Bridge incident took place. Surely it was THAT moment which inspired young Jefferson Sessions to dedicate his life to fighting for justice and equal protection under the law for the dispossessed and disenfranchised.

I mean, that's what he did, right? That picture proves it.

[Oklahomahawk]

Well, let's see...he was born in '46. So, he'd have been 18 or 19 during the Selma-Montgomery march when the Pettus Bridge incident took place. Surely it was THAT moment which inspired young Jefferson Sessions to dedicate his life to fighting for justice and equal protection under the law for the dispossessed and disenfranchised.

I mean, that's what he did, right? That picture proves it.

Well either that or it's a poorly orchestrated Pearl Harbor "I was there" reunion pic.

[Oklahomahawk]

Was he marching when people were throwing rocks?

To be fair, are we talking about the "throwing rocks" of 50 years ago, or the "throwing rocks" of the past week and a half?

[Oklahomahawk]

I can't make this stuff up.

The unusual address quickly went viral and Trump on Saturday tweeted that it was "very rude," arguing that Pence was "harassed" and theater "must always be a safe and special place." He urged the cast to apologize. Dixon responded on Twitter that "conversation is not harassment sir" and added that he appreciated Pence stopping to listen.

I thought it was the other guys who always insisted on having a "safe place"...

[BedellBrave]

You know, I've got no idea what is in Jeff Sessions's heart or mind.

That said, I have a hard time letting go of my ideas about what kind of person was on one side of the firehoses and german shepherds and what kind was on the other.

Which of those lanes has Jeff Sessions has spent his public life driving in?

You know I don't either. I haven't followed Sessions career with any depth. It's just that it seems that the knee-jerk critique of any person associated with Trump is that they are a racist. I get it; I really do. But I also get crying wolf and whipping up the fear and the gnashing of teeth that politicos on either side of the aisle are into these days. It gets old.

The most damning thing that I've read to date was his KKK and weed quote, which really didn't seem to require that he be executed or anything. On the other side of the ledger I see him as a white man marching with Lewis in Alabama (I'd think that counts for something no matter when he did it). I've read that he voted to confirm Eric Holder. That he sought the death penalty for convicted Klansmen. That he has fought segregation in Alabama in the past. Campaigned against George Wallace an the like. Again, that doesn't mean he's never committed sins of racism - he may very well have. Maybe it's easier though to assume he turned the dogs loose.

[BedellBrave]

I can't make this stuff up.

The unusual address quickly went viral and Trump on Saturday tweeted that it was "very rude," arguing that Pence was "harassed" and theater "must always be a safe and special place." He urged the cast to apologize. Dixon responded on Twitter that "conversation is not harassment sir" and added that he appreciated Pence stopping to listen.

I thought it was the other guys who always insisted on having a "safe place"...

If you are the Troll, don't bitch about being at the receiving end. Doesn't sound like Pence did.

[Oklahomahawk]

If you are the Troll, don't bitch about being at the receiving end. Doesn't sound like Pence did.

From what I've seen/heard Pence took it like a man. It was the Donald who apparently didn't.