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1 hour ago, new tobie said:

I seem to not like most republicans because 95% of hate on this board is against dems. It would be very foolish to think all folks from a political party, race or gender is always wrong and the other is always right. Throw in religion also.

The Liberals are the party of hate, personal hate...that is obvious and undeniable. The thing you misinterpret as "hate" by the Right is opposition to the Left's policies. Sure, you can find examples of personal hate from the Right, but the majority of personal bile comes from the Left. How you can't see that, or won't see that, is way beyond my comprehension. I've lost all respect for Democrats, because they have let a bunch of looney wing-nut Liberal/Socialists define the party. Until the Democrats reclaim the party, y'all will be known as the party of hate.

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The Liberals are the party of hate, personal hate...that is obvious and undeniable. The thing you misinterpret as "hate" by the Right is opposition to the Left's policies. Sure, you can find examples

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3 hours ago, new tobie said:

I seem to not like most republicans because 95% of hate on this board is against dems. It would be very foolish to think all folks from a political party, race or gender is always wrong and the other is always right. Throw in religion also.

I'll echo what Englebert asked.

What do you mean by hate...does your definition of hate = disagreeing with someone's ideology?

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1 hour ago, new tobie said:

trump has something to hide with his tax returns......grab um

Is your obsession with Trump just hidden infatuation? Come on, be a big boy. You can admit it. I noticed since Trump came into prominence you stopped obsessing over Hannity. Did you replace Hannity's ceiling poster with one of Trump?

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How did this topic get to the bottom of the page? One more new topic and it shockingly falls to Page 2. So I'll do the obligatory TTT. How can a topic devoted to lies by Trump fall that far down when the Left is insistent that Trump lies daily. Can someone on the Left please keep posting these "lies" so we can keep shooting them down and exposing the biased media and the wing-nut, hizzy-fit throwing, safe space seeking, cry baby Liberals for what they are. This topic has been entertaining. Let's keep the exposure's front and center.

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19 minutes ago, Englebert said:

How did this topic get to the bottom of the page? One more new topic and it shockingly falls to Page 2. So I'll do the obligatory TTT. How can a topic devoted to lies by Trump fall that far down when the Left is insistent that Trump lies daily. Can someone on the Left please keep posting these "lies" so we can keep shooting them down and exposing the biased media and the wing-nut, hizzy-fit throwing, safe space seeking, cry baby Liberals for what they are. This topic has been entertaining. Let's keep the exposure's front and center.

One thing Trump does that bothers me is he is trying to do everything at once. He needs to slow down and not make rash decisions or statements. He has made some mistakes, I will admit, but he hasn't blatantly LIED about anything that I know of. No other president in the history of this country has garnered the media attention of Trump. I mean North Korea could nuke Japan and the headline would say something about the way Trump combs his hair.

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18 minutes ago, baddog said:

Looks like a good spot for this......

This is the hidden content, please

I guess Soros broke out his checkbook again. The Liberal loons are all over the comments section of the article. Those paid commenters might not be too bright, but they are so full of hate it reaches the point of hilarity. I'm conflicted on whether to laugh at them or feel sorry for them.

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4 hours ago, new tobie said:

I believe Trump has a thing for Ivanka, he said that if she wasn't his daughter.........

Tobie, the Oscars comes on tonight. That's your liberal crowd and I bet every award will be accompanied by a political remark. Good for them. Remember, none of them have been unfaithful. Hopefully Lindsey Lohan will be there. She is the epitome of purity and elegance that is Hollywood. Enjoy.

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LOL! Nice try Nash:

"The president of the nonpartisan Committee for a Responsible Budget said that while the debt outstanding did decline by $12 billion in his first month, it had nothing to do with new policies implemented by his administration.
“It is true the debt outstanding declined by $12 billion in the first month of Donald Trump’s presidency. We applaud the president for focusing on the debt as an important metric of success and economic health, but would point out that the improvement this early in his term has to do with normal fluctuations in spending and revenues rather than new policies he has implemented..."

I put it in bold because the false news media says Trump supporter's educational level is somewhat... , well yall know the rest.
 

 

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8 minutes ago, BLUEDOVE3 said:

LOL! Nice try Nash:

"The president of the nonpartisan Committee for a Responsible Budget said that while the debt outstanding did decline by $12 billion in his first month, it had nothing to do with new policies implemented by his administration.
“It is true the debt outstanding declined by $12 billion in the first month of Donald Trump’s presidency. We applaud the president for focusing on the debt as an important metric of success and economic health, but would point out that the improvement this early in his term has to do with normal fluctuations in spending and revenues rather than new policies he has implemented..."

I put it in bold because the false news media says Trump supporter's educational level is somewhat... , well yall know the rest.
 

 

That's kinda like saying Obama killed Bin Laden. Give credit where credit is due.

And this topic, which you started, is about Trump's lies. This is admittedly not a lie. So I'm positive you are the one that deserves the "nice try" quip. Actually I think the "try" was childish, weak and pathetic and therefore undeserving of the "nice try" description.

And do you actually believe anything a nonpartisan (or partisan) Committee has to say. How much money did the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office proclaim that, in their expert and infinite wisdom, Obamacare would save the American taxpayer? And what about the first 27 nonpartisan committees that investigated Hillary's Benghazi scandal. Not one committee investigation uncovered the fact that Hillary was using a private email server. How can you have a "thorough" (as reported) investigation without uncovering that little nugget. But yet you want to sight committees as some kind of evidence.

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