President Trump!

[nappyroots]

11 minutes ago, LumRaiderFan said:

Your have waited 8 years, you can wait a little longer.

I have waited 30 years! This has never happened. I did get a two or three hundred dollar check when Bush was in office. But the recession that followed........

[stevenash]

You got a recession that followed regardless of who was President.

[stevenash]

28 minutes ago, nappyroots said:

I make enough money to not join the crybabies, just waiting for my insurance cost to drop and my tax break. Will let you know when this happens.

How did you like the $2500 insurance premium reduction you were promised 8 years ago?

[Englebert]

19 minutes ago, nappyroots said:

I have waited 30 years! This has never happened. I did get a two or three hundred dollar check when Bush was in office. But the recession that followed........

That recession happened when the Democrats took over Congress. Thanks for pointing that out.

[BS Wildcats]

2 hours ago, nappyroots said:

I make enough money to not join the crybabies, just waiting for my insurance cost to drop and my tax break. Will let you know when this happens.

Your president said that would happen eight years ago, but you must be giving him a pass.  Figures!

[PhatMack19]

 

 

[PortArthur33]

I think its pretty simple.  I didn't like either candidate, tbh.  Clinton was a horrible choice for president with all the controversy surrounding her.  Dems thought people would pay more attention to Trump's foolishness than looking into her a little more.  Trump has the least amount of qualifications for President we've seen in awhile.  Obama won the election, but was bashed for having no experience, when Trump really has no experience and more controversy and bs rhetoric surrounding his campaign than probably any other President in modern history.  But when you look at it, it was politics.  Nothing personal, just politics.  The Trumps and Clintons know and are fond of each other.  Check out his pre campaign interviews speaking about Hillary.  Many compliments on her job as the SOS and very fond of her as a person.  Sounds nothing like what he's said on the campaign trail.   Trump had a campaign manager that created a strategy that appealed to people that thought they've been overlook the past 8 years.  And even his divisive rhetoric and smear campaign and disrespect to women and sleeziness talking about young girls in his pageants and multiple allegations and past lawsuits and recordings which shine a very ugly light on himself weren't enough to say he would be an embarrassing pick for President.   I will respect Donald Trump as the POTUS, because the title and position of POTUS deserves that, even though it wasn't given to President Obama. I'm a African American middle class hard working man, and the President's policies honestly never affected my life.  It affects the poor and the rich to a certain extent.

 

    

[Englebert]

26 minutes ago, PortArthur33 said:

I think its pretty simple.  I didn't like either candidate, tbh.  Clinton was a horrible choice for president with all the controversy surrounding her.  Dems thought people would pay more attention to Trump's foolishness than looking into her a little more.  Trump has the least amount of qualifications for President we've seen in awhile.  Obama won the election, but was bashed for having no experience, when Trump really has no experience and more controversy and bs rhetoric surrounding his campaign than probably any other President in modern history.  But when you look at it, it was politics.  Nothing personal, just politics.  The Trumps and Clintons know and are fond of each other.  Check out his pre campaign interviews speaking about Hillary.  Many compliments on her job as the SOS and very fond of her as a person.  Sounds nothing like what he's said on the campaign trail.   Trump had a campaign manager that created a strategy that appealed to people that thought they've been overlook the past 8 years.  And even his divisive rhetoric and smear campaign and disrespect to women and sleeziness talking about young girls in his pageants and multiple allegations and past lawsuits and recordings which shine a very ugly light on himself weren't enough to say he would be an embarrassing pick for President.   I will respect Donald Trump as the POTUS, because the title and position of POTUS deserves that, even though it wasn't given to President Obama. I'm a African American middle class hard working man, and the President's policies honestly never affected my life.  It affects the poor and the rich to a certain extent.

 

    

Good post. And something most on this board will agree. But I will disagree with you on two points.

First, Obama did receive more than deserved respect for being elected POTUS. Bush received far more disrespect and Trump has received far more disrespect even before he has assumed office. Never before (that I know of) has a President disrespected the former President and administration as much as Obama. And he was blessed with a Liberal media that coddled him like the little sunflowers are being coddled now. If Obama had a "R" after his name he probably would have been forced to resign or would have been impeached.

And second, the President's policies effect your life extremely. Many effects are indirect, but have an enormous effect non-the-less. 

[PortArthur33]

2 hours ago, Englebert said:

Good post. And something most on this board will agree. But I will disagree with you on two points.

First, Obama did receive more than deserved respect for being elected POTUS. Bush received far more disrespect and Trump has received far more disrespect even before he has assumed office. Never before (that I know of) has a President disrespected the former President and administration as much as Obama. And he was blessed with a Liberal media that coddled him like the little sunflowers are being coddled now. If Obama had a "R" after his name he probably would have been forced to resign or would have been impeached.

And second, the President's policies effect your life extremely. Many effects are indirect, but have an enormous effect non-the-less. 

As a gentleman, I'll agree to disagree on the disrespect part. lol  I will agree that every sitting President deals with that, (Bush had a shoe thrown at him) and that is something that gets too out of hand.  People have freedom of expression, but it goes tooo far IMO.  I wouldn't say the administration policies extremely effect me, but things do change and that occurs with any President.  I hate the fact that we look at parties more than we look at the candidate.  We're blinded by the red and blue.  Whoever has the best ideas, no matter the party will get my vote.  I just didn't like either candidate for different reasons. 

[Englebert]

28 minutes ago, PortArthur33 said:

As a gentleman, I'll agree to disagree on the disrespect part. lol  I will agree that every sitting President deals with that, (Bush had a shoe thrown at him) and that is something that gets too out of hand.  People have freedom of expression, but it goes tooo far IMO.  I wouldn't say the administration policies extremely effect me, but things do change and that occurs with any President.  I hate the fact that we look at parties more than we look at the candidate.  We're blinded by the red and blue.  Whoever has the best ideas, no matter the party will get my vote.  I just didn't like either candidate for different reasons. 

I'm with you. And if you want to be a gentlemen, you're in the wrong forum. It can get nasty in here, though not as bad as the High School and college threads. LOL.

[PortArthur33]

13 minutes ago, Englebert said:

I'm with you. And if you want to be a gentlemen, you're in the wrong forum. It can get nasty in here, though not as bad as the High School and college threads. LOL.

Right on. Lol  Gentleman mainly, until its time to leave those qualities at the door.  

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Republicans want us to believe its free stuff

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Republicans want us to believe its free stuff

Did you read the article? It debunked a Leftist propaganda lie. It should have been apparent when the caption states that Republicans are blaming food stamps for the debt. Not one Republican believes that asinine statement. Seems Liberals will believe anything for that to be circulating.

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If you like your health plan you can keep it....broken promises huh....

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If you like your health plan you can keep it....broken promises huh....

Are you neglecting your play-doh?

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1 hour ago, LumRaiderFan said:

Are you neglecting your play-doh?

Good one.

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If you like your health plan you can keep it....broken promises huh....

" I will build a 21st Century VA"   " There is not a smidgen of corruption in the IRS"  " My new stimulus plan will provide shovel ready jobs"  " I will have the most transparent administration in history" " I will draw a red line in the sand" " ISIS is the JV" " I campaigned in all 57 states" " We are going to work with you to lower your health care premiums by $2500, and we'll do it by the end of  my first term as President" " It's here that companies like Solyndra are leading the way toward a brighter and more prosperous future"  In 2006-" American has a debt problem and a failure of leadership.  Americans deserve better.  Therefore, I intend to oppose the effort to increase America's debt limit"

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Does anybody on this planet give a flying flip about what Seth Meyers has to say?

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1 hour ago, Englebert said:

Does anybody on this planet give a flying flip about what Seth Meyers has to say?

I was mistaken for someone who does.

[stevenash]

18 minutes ago, baddog said:

I was mistaken for someone who does.

Come on now, you must seriously consider the opinions of Mr. Meyers along with those of Barbara Streisand, Beyonce, Miley Cyrus, and Jay-z.

[baddog]

5 minutes ago, stevenash said:

Come on now, you must seriously consider the opinions of Mr. Meyers along with those of Barbara Streisand, Beyonce, Miley Cyrus, and Jay-z.

Nash, I don't listen to anyone's views on politics who have so much money that the policies they back do not affect them. They made their money in a capitalistic society then attempt to shove socialism down our throats. 

[PhatMack19]

 

 

[Hagar]

On November 19, 2016 at 8:55 AM, Englebert said:

Did you read the article? It debunked a Leftist propaganda lie. It should have been apparent when the caption states that Republicans are blaming food stamps for the debt. Not one Republican believes that asinine statement. Seems Liberals will believe anything for that to be circulating.

I don't blame food stamps for our countries debt.  But who do we blame when 16 million additional Americans are forced on to food stamps in the last 8 years?  Do any of you still blame Bush?  If so, why?  Obama has had 8 years to rebuild our economy.  The fact is, his policies have failed.  This despite the fact that he's increased our National Debt more than all the previous presidents combined.  Now, I'll tell you I thought Bush did a terrible job his last four years.  I'm sure there's some reasons why, but as Truman said, The Buck Stops Here.  I don't remember any liberal on here admit to Obama doing a bad job.  Why are so many Americans not working?  Why 16M more on food stamps?  He's not a God.  It's okay to say he's done a terrible job.  Sure would give credence to any future post you might make.  

I have listed just a couple of the many negatives he's responsible for.  Please feel free to list the positives, but I'd suggest you leave out the Affordable Care Act, since it's not affordable, for most in it, and certainly not for our country to subsidize it.  You have the floor.

[nappyroots]

On 11/20/2016 at 7:28 PM, LumRaiderFan said:

Are you neglecting your play-doh?

another message board tough guy