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CardinalBacker

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  1. Ok.... and what would the difference be between: A. Susan Smith strapping her kids in a car and rolling the car into a lake and B. Someone else strapping Susan Smith into a car and rolling the car into a lake? They would both be committing murder the same exact way. You don't want justice, you want vengeance... and the the Lord already claimed that.
  2. Yup... both sides do the same thing. "Abortion stops a beating heart!" So does a lethal injection. Kinda like "If you murder someone, you should be put to death! Now go murder that guy strapped to the table!"
  3. It's called reading comprehension. I against abortion and capital punishment. It's way cheaper to just let a murderer rot in a cell to have them executed just to win the votes of bitter old white dudes who would never have the intestinal fortitude to work in a prison, much less flip the switch on a human.
  4. So “thou shall not kill” applies to helpless unborns, but not to men handcuffed to gurneys decades after whatever crime they committed. Makes sense to me.
  5. Hypocritical is crying that abortion stops a beating heart while demanding the murder of another human being. And vice versa. Me? I'm pro-life... unborn children AND convicted criminals. The part no one wants to recognize is that it cost a lot less money to house/clothe/feed Susan Smith for 40 years that it would cost to fund her appeals of a death sentence. I'm also anti-wasteful spending.
  6. Yep… and we just rejected God in favor of Trump a couple for weeks ago. Last time He sent Covid down on us, killing over a million of us. How’s He gonna feel about y’all re-electing him?
  7. If they actually read the thing themselves, they wouldn’t vote Trump.
  8. If you want your kid to learn Christianity at school, there’s a “family life center” full of weird kids in plaid jumpers and clip-on ties at some local church in your community, guaranteed. That’s what church schools are for.
  9. My prediction is that the radicals in the house will create another series of battles in the House over picking a speaker anything will get done anyways. Personally? If the Rs let the nut jobs call the shots, the voters will give congress back to the Ds in two short years, then they’ll get right back to investigating Trump. But I also believe that Rs believe their radical agenda has wheels because of the results from 2024, when in fact it was a repudiation of the D’s radical agenda.
  10. Well, Huffman put up a good fight at home against their #3, and BC went to their #2’s house and made a game out of it. Their #4 drove down, kicked the door down, bent LiCk’eM over and EMBARRASSED them in their own living room. I expected nothing more from the Bears.
  11. No matter what happens tonight, Bridge City opted up to face much, much larger schools and ended up finishing third in a district filled with much larger rivals. No other team in setx can claim such an amazing feat. Tonight Pine Tree will face off against a much smaller foe who doesn’t even belong in the same classification, much less the playoffs. Be proud, Cards… you’re playing tonight despite being outgunned all season long.
  12. Sí. Es verdad.
  13. Bc will make a triumphant return to Longview, the site of many, many big wins in marching band competitions. BC can win this one if the stars line up. Y’all sound like all of those people who predicted Kamala was going to win. BC is Back!
  14. I thought his total vote count was lower this year than his total count in 2020? At least that’s what I read.
  15. I think the honest answer is this. Most Americans don’t care enough about posting their political views online. People on boards like this may be flat wrong (like most of you), but they’re INTERESTED. The average American isn’t interested enough to form opinions, much less vote. Most of y’all forget that we were in a really bad place as a country in the fall of 2020. Joblessness, shortages, masks, stock market crash, etc… people were motivated to get out and make a change. Contrary to what most people believe, America is in a much better place in November of 2024 than it was in November of 2020. You can infer whatever you want from that fact. How did so many minority voters switch over to vote Trump in 2024, but his vote total are LOWER than in 2020? Because people just weren’t motivated enough to vote… that’s all.
  16. Lawfare, to make sure lawfare never happens again?
  17. Rs can try to get their pound of flesh if they want. The voters just demonstrated what they thought about weaponizing the Justice department. They’ve had enough of it, and they’ll PUNISH the Rs in two years if they try to go after Ds. That’s not why we send people to Washington.
  18. No… but between them, the da in NYC, etc… it was too much. I believe that some crimes were committed, but I believe that a lot of the prosecution was flimsy at best. The NY fraud case re:property values, etc. Thats the problem with filing frivolous claims-it casts doubt on the legitimate claims. The scary thing is that trump affiliates like banning are vowing to “make ‘em pay” and a lot of citizens are pre-justifying it by saying “well, can you blame him if he does?” Yes. I can and I shall.
  19. Americans are fickle. They always believe that change is good. I'm old enough to remember when the Ds moaned that they'd be able to win another nationwide election after GW got re-elected. I can remember when the Rs thought they'd never win another presidency when Obama beat Romney. A lot of people said that the Rs would never win again after Trump got beaten in 2020. You'd best believe that the Republicans haven't found the magic key that leads to repeatedly electing R Presidents. The presidency is like a woman... it's not yours, it's just your turn. At some point, somebody is going to have to raise taxes back to "pre-trump giveaway" levels... kinda like the spot that HW Bush found himself in during the early 90s. People will hate him for it, but it's inevitable. And that person will lose their next election.
  20. No.... part of the reason that the Ds lost is their persecution of Trump, IMO... If the Rs start persecuting Ds, they'll lose whatever momentum that was gained yesterday. That's not why we send people to Washington, and the voters took care of things yesterday. There's no need for continuous hearings, investigations, impeachments, etc.... it's time to go to work, not settle scores.
  21. I think you are correct. But it's a pendulum.... the Ds will win in 4 years, eight tops.
  22. This.... I was really surprised by this. His vote totals aren't that far above his 2020 numbers, but the Dem voters disappeared. I expected him to lose the popular handily. It's going to be interesting to digest the data as it trickles in. I think that the Dem's plan to prosecute him EVERYWHERE did more to garner sympathy than it hurt. I also think that a lot of men (especially minority men) aren't willing to vote for a female president. The shift from 10% of black men to 25% of black men voting Trump is astounding. I think identity politics as a campaign strategy backfired for the Dems this time. Lets face it... she wasn't a good candidate. He wasn't, either, but she was worse. But I'm definitely surprised by the results. I just hope it doesn't turn into "Retribution 2025.... Make 'em pay!!!" We don't need that. I'm also curious if Trump will survive this term (healthwise) better than Biden. Biden deteriorated big-time during his term. I'm curious if Trump will fare any better.
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