The Trump Presidency

Individual-1 said:
The ruling itself is a bit disturbing. Indefinite detention... but then again this is the same party that doesn't see a problem with indefinite detention or not giving due process.
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Not even sure why we would detain. Immediate ejection from the country. Bye!
 
sturg33 said:
You said something about a party supporting indefinite detention and no due process...

I think NDAA was signed in 2012.

Damn Trump
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Forgot how much the two parties are the same. Thanks for the reminder. Looking forward to seeing AOC running in the GOP primaries in 2024.
 
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Trump has been attacking the late John McCain

Regardless if you agreed with his politics, McCain and his family do not deserve this depravity

This is who the @GOP has become—the party of a man who treats despots with greater respect than American heroes
 
hold up, are we saying the NDAA started in 2012? lol


trump and his bull**** followers that say to respect the military and the chinese made flag they all own are all pretty damn silent with this continued disrespect to a military member
 
Runnin said:
Trump is fighting a dead guy and the dead guy is winning.
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To be fair McCain was a piece of ****, just not for the reasons Trump listed. His made his fortune from a drug that kills 30k Americans a year. He recused himself for that reason when legislation relating to that substance was voted on but he didn't recuse himself from legislation regarding other substances. In fact he continually pushed for more and stronger drug penalties throughout his political career. It's probably just a coincidence that he votes against marijuana when its shown to cause people to drink alcohol less.




This monster when he came home waged a war against all drug users except the ones using the drug he profits from. What a great guy. What about all the Vietnam veterans he says he loves and respects who were sold into slavery by this monster? Dont listen to the media. This man is not a hero. The heroes are the ones who say "NO" when their government tells them to go kill people in a foreign land who are no threat to us. Heroes dont sell their fellow veterans down the river to make a few more bucks selling beers.




If you want to honor Vietnam war heroes then celebrate Muhammed Ali. Heroes stand up for what's right regardless of public opinion.
 
Hysterical after the left destroyed mccain in 2008 they are now lauding him as a hero. Truly stand for nothing and have no shame.
 
Btw:
Jared Kushner’s attorney told the House Oversight Committee that Kushner uses private apps and personal email to communicate about official White House matters with foreign leaders — a violation of a law governing White House records and official policy.
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cajunrevenge said:
To be fair McCain was a piece of ****, just not for the reasons Trump listed. His made his fortune from a drug that kills 30k Americans a year. He recused himself for that reason when legislation relating to that substance was voted on but he didn't recuse himself from legislation regarding other substances. In fact he continually pushed for more and stronger drug penalties throughout his political career. It's probably just a coincidence that he votes against marijuana when its shown to cause people to drink alcohol less.

This monster when he came home waged a war against all drug users except the ones using the drug he profits from. What a great guy. What about all the Vietnam veterans he says he loves and respects who were sold into slavery by this monster? Dont listen to the media. This man is not a hero. The heroes are the ones who say "NO" when their government tells them to go kill people in a foreign land who are no threat to us. Heroes dont sell their fellow veterans down the river to make a few more bucks selling beers.

If you want to honor Vietnam war heroes then celebrate Muhammed Ali. Heroes stand up for what's right regardless of public opinion.
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Beer?

He's still an American hero in my book, whether I would've vote for him or not. He stood by his fellow POWs when he could've easily come home. That took a lot of courage and integrity.

I certainly don't blame him for not being enlightened on weed or for answering the call of duty. Hindsight is 20/20 and all that.
 
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