Hagar Posted March 4, 2017 Report Posted March 4, 2017 Maybe should have tried one of the ladies lol. This is the hidden content, please Sign In or Sign Up Quote
PhatMack19 Posted March 4, 2017 Report Posted March 4, 2017 Note The resistance: The last line of Defense is SATIRE SITE , as we ARE ALSO SATIRE SITE . Quote
Hagar Posted March 4, 2017 Author Report Posted March 4, 2017 4 hours ago, BS Wildcats said: Way to go Hannity I think this is more "fake news", but just the thought brings a smile to my face. By the way, if Jake and Sean ever do get into it, I'm giving 5 to 1 on Hannity BS Wildcats 1 Quote
Yeoj Posted March 5, 2017 Report Posted March 5, 2017 This is as true as the alternative facts that keeps coming out this "administration". lmao... Quote
Englebert Posted March 5, 2017 Report Posted March 5, 2017 45 minutes ago, Yeoj said: This is as true as the alternative facts that keeps coming out this the former "administration". lmao... FIFY Quote
Yeoj Posted March 5, 2017 Report Posted March 5, 2017 1 hour ago, Englebert said: Eto tak zhe verno, kak i al'ternativnyye fakty, kotoryye postoyanno vykhodyat iz etoy "administratsii". Maybe this is more clear for you. Quote
Englebert Posted March 5, 2017 Report Posted March 5, 2017 29 minutes ago, Yeoj said: Maybe this is more clear for you. No, the first one was a clear as you can get...once fixed. And if you want to debate, please start listing some of these alternative facts that fascinate you so. Quote
Hagar Posted March 5, 2017 Author Report Posted March 5, 2017 Yes, be interested to see if any liberal can come up with something comparable to, You can keep your present insurance, or, It was a video that caused the attack at Benghazi. Quote
Big girl Posted March 5, 2017 Report Posted March 5, 2017 Enough said. Dan Rather It is understandable that Donald Trump’s twitter attack on President Obama early this morning would immediately be consumed by the churning political hurricane that is America today. The deepening divisions that are pulling at the fabric of our nation are on raw display. On one side we see understandable outrage, with many questioning the mental fitness of our Commander and Chief. On the other side we see Trump’s allies rallying under their shared hatred of our previous President. Perhaps it is my age or experience, but I feel no schadenfreude or eagerness to say, “I told you so.” I feel only a deep and abiding sadness. This is my country that I love with all my heart. We are a weakened nation, in our own estimation, and that of the world. If this was happening in some distant land, we would shake our heads and thank our lucky stars that we are Americans. But this nightmare is happening here, and we have no choice but to confront that disorientating truth. My reporter’s instincts make me wonder at Trump’s actions. It has the feeling of a classic smokescreen. What is he hiding? Is this a kind of trap? Does he have something he is about to drop? Or does he know something else is about to drop on him and his administration, which is facing a withering crescendo of scandal? We must carefully separate what we know to be true, from what we think to be true, from what we do not yet know. And in the early days of a story like this, what we do not know will far outpace the other two. We do know that there were numerous contacts between close aids to Donald Trump and senior Russian officials at a time when all indications point that the Kremlin was actively trying to undermine the integrity of our election. What we don’t know is what these discussions were about. We do not know what is in Mr. Trump’s tax returns, which he seems so hell bent on hiding. We do now know all the other suggestions of links between Mr. Trump and people close to him and Russia. And then, of course, we do not know what else there is to know. It is long past time that we have a complete and independent bipartisan investigation, especially since the director of the FBI is under such a cloud of political manipulation. Now is the time to breathe the cool winds of impartiality and facts. We need statesmen of steady head and temperament, willing to put country ahead of politics. We cannot afford for our democratic institutions to be consumed by a bonfire of lies, innuendos, and conspiracy theories. We can all work ourselves into fervers of indignation. But the only antidote to these deep and understandable anxieties is the truth. We are the people of the United States. Our great nation is in a perilous moment, and the world is watching with great unease. We want the truth. We demand the truth. We can handle the truth. Quote
stevenash Posted March 5, 2017 Report Posted March 5, 2017 Comical that Mr. Rather is talking about "truth". Englebert 1 Quote
Reagan Posted March 5, 2017 Report Posted March 5, 2017 10 minutes ago, Big girl said: 10 minutes ago, Big girl said: Enough said. Dan Rather It is understandable that Donald Trump’s twitter attack on President Obama early this morning would immediately be consumed by the churning political hurricane that is America today. The deepening divisions that are pulling at the fabric of our nation are on raw display. On one side we see understandable outrage, with many questioning the mental fitness of our Commander and Chief. On the other side we see Trump’s allies rallying under their shared hatred of our previous President. Perhaps it is my age or experience, but I feel no schadenfreude or eagerness to say, “I told you so.” I feel only a deep and abiding sadness. This is my country that I love with all my heart. We are a weakened nation, in our own estimation, and that of the world. If this was happening in some distant land, we would shake our heads and thank our lucky stars that we are Americans. But this nightmare is happening here, and we have no choice but to confront that disorientating truth. My reporter’s instincts make me wonder at Trump’s actions. It has the feeling of a classic smokescreen. What is he hiding? Is this a kind of trap? Does he have something he is about to drop? Or does he know something else is about to drop on him and his administration, which is facing a withering crescendo of scandal? We must carefully separate what we know to be true, from what we think to be true, from what we do not yet know. And in the early days of a story like this, what we do not know will far outpace the other two. We do know that there were numerous contacts between close aids to Donald Trump and senior Russian officials at a time when all indications point that the Kremlin was actively trying to undermine the integrity of our election. What we don’t know is what these discussions were about. We do not know what is in Mr. Trump’s tax returns, which he seems so hell bent on hiding. We do now know all the other suggestions of links between Mr. Trump and people close to him and Russia. And then, of course, we do not know what else there is to know. It is long past time that we have a complete and independent bipartisan investigation, especially since the director of the FBI is under such a cloud of political manipulation. Now is the time to breathe the cool winds of impartiality and facts. We need statesmen of steady head and temperament, willing to put country ahead of politics. We cannot afford for our democratic institutions to be consumed by a bonfire of lies, innuendos, and conspiracy theories. We can all work ourselves into fervers of indignation. But the only antidote to these deep and understandable anxieties is the truth. We are the people of the United States. Our great nation is in a perilous moment, and the world is watching with great unease. We want the truth. We demand the truth. We can handle the truth. Enough said. Dan Rather It is understandable that Donald Trump’s twitter attack on President Obama early this morning would immediately be consumed by the churning political hurricane that is America today. The deepening divisions that are pulling at the fabric of our nation are on raw display. On one side we see understandable outrage, with many questioning the mental fitness of our Commander and Chief. On the other side we see Trump’s allies rallying under their shared hatred of our previous President. Perhaps it is my age or experience, but I feel no schadenfreude or eagerness to say, “I told you so.” I feel only a deep and abiding sadness. This is my country that I love with all my heart. We are a weakened nation, in our own estimation, and that of the world. If this was happening in some distant land, we would shake our heads and thank our lucky stars that we are Americans. But this nightmare is happening here, and we have no choice but to confront that disorientating truth. My reporter’s instincts make me wonder at Trump’s actions. It has the feeling of a classic smokescreen. What is he hiding? Is this a kind of trap? Does he have something he is about to drop? Or does he know something else is about to drop on him and his administration, which is facing a withering crescendo of scandal? We must carefully separate what we know to be true, from what we think to be true, from what we do not yet know. And in the early days of a story like this, what we do not know will far outpace the other two. We do know that there were numerous contacts between close aids to Donald Trump and senior Russian officials at a time when all indications point that the Kremlin was actively trying to undermine the integrity of our election. What we don’t know is what these discussions were about. We do not know what is in Mr. Trump’s tax returns, which he seems so hell bent on hiding. We do now know all the other suggestions of links between Mr. Trump and people close to him and Russia. And then, of course, we do not know what else there is to know. It is long past time that we have a complete and independent bipartisan investigation, especially since the director of the FBI is under such a cloud of political manipulation. Now is the time to breathe the cool winds of impartiality and facts. We need statesmen of steady head and temperament, willing to put country ahead of politics. We cannot afford for our democratic institutions to be consumed by a bonfire of lies, innuendos, and conspiracy theories. We can all work ourselves into fervers of indignation. But the only antidote to these deep and understandable anxieties is the truth. We are the people of the United States. Our great nation is in a perilous moment, and the world is watching with great unease. We want the truth. We demand the truth. We can handle the truth. Dan Blather? Are you serious? Quote
baddog Posted March 5, 2017 Report Posted March 5, 2017 Dan Rather.....got close to some gunshots in Vietnam and since then has thought this country owes him a Congressional Medal of Honor. Dan Rather is a joke and wouldn't make a pimple on Cronkite's arse. Quote
BS Wildcats Posted March 5, 2017 Report Posted March 5, 2017 She probably has no clue about Rather's past problems with telling the truth. Englebert and Reagan 2 Quote
LumRaiderFan Posted March 6, 2017 Report Posted March 6, 2017 lol...dan rather, enough said?? LOL Quote
Recommended Posts
Join the conversation
You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.