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When did you start laughing at politicians?
4merper4mer replied to \GoBillsInDallas/'s topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
For me, there are some individual politicians I still take seriously. I agree with some and disagree with others. These are people that I read as believing in some set of principles and driving toward them. I loathe the people driving at principles I see as counter to our founding, but I take them seriously. Cruz, Bernie, Warren, Gowdy and Paul fit this category along with very few others. The vast vast majority are very clearly "in the game" to either advance themselves and/or to go around the rules to expedite their desires. Flake, Harris, Schiff, Feinstein, Gillibrand, Clintons, Graham, McConnell and so many more. Basically the swamp. There are some "tweeners" that I think flip back and forth between principles and self serving sneakiness. Schumer and Rubio jump to mind. As an overal collage, the Washington scene can only be taken seriously because it impacts lives. It is too big in scope and highly inefficient in practice. -
The material to which I referred is indeed posted on this board and anyone reading my post clearly is here already. The same material is available in a lot of places and originates with the FBI files.
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There are lots of issues here. People on both sides of any argument sometimes lie. When a lot of time has passed, it is hard to tell what is the truth. Sometimes people's memories lie to them. They think they are remembering the truth, but they are off. This presents problems when people are nominated to highly important positions. I think we'd all agree that the best solution is an objective one. We need a way for the government to record every moment of everyone's life and store it in case that person is nominated for something. A position like Supreme Court judge is just too important to leave if to memory, whether it is the memory of an accuser, or the nominee. I say record everyone's life now.
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You are incorrect or uninformed about your first and third points. There is plenty of material on this boards that refutes both. Your second point had what to do with Trump? Who attempted to hack into what voting machines specifically?
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Most investigations begin as the result of something. An example would be a building burning down. Was it electrical? Arson? Let's investigate. What happened here that caused the need for an investigation? What "building burned down"? Hillary lost what was supposed to be an open and fair election. If it were an open and fair election why, absent of some evidence to the contrary, would it be investigated? A surprising result is not evidence. If 1000 voting machines simultaneously broke or more people voted in a critical district than live in the district......or one of 1,000,000 other things happened, then ok. But what happened? Do you find it at all curious that people involved in the investigation had correspondence with each other before the election even took place, hinting at all of this?
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The Deep State War Heats Up :ph34r:
4merper4mer replied to Deranged Rhino's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
All of those guys have really crappy handwriting too. -
Andre Szmyt, K, Syracuse, deserves a look on name alone.