Correct. And many of her followers are way, way lower than she is.
I know these kind of people. they’re all very similar.
Yep. If she didn’t have a dedicated base of likeminded nonsouls, she wouldn’t be famous.
Correct. And many of her followers are way, way lower than she is.
All one has to do to confirm that is read the comments section of any Breitbart article.
madasheck: merickson: madasheck:Maybe … just maybe … we all could take a lesson from McCain’s life and his idea that bipartisanship is a good thing. I suspect, though, that there are some who will resist because they think there’s no room to move. Your comment indicates that.
My impressions is that liberals have problems with bipartisanship, not because libs think that cons are completely wrong, but because liberals think that libs are so very very right.
Conservatives have problems with bipartisanship not because they think that cons are completely right, but they think that libs are very very very wrong.
I think those of us on the left are much more open now to bipartisanship than the right because so much of the right has swung to the far (alt) right. You can see examples of it in this thread how steadfast they are.
Bipartisanship is inhernetly attractive to the party that doesn’t control three branches of government.
When the party that controls all three branches of government is the GOP, they cry victim 24/7.
johnwk2: madasheck: merickson: madasheck: merickson: madasheck:Maybe … just maybe … we all could take a lesson from McCain’s life and his idea that bipartisanship is a good thing. I suspect, though, that there are some who will resist because they think there’s no room to move. Your comment indicates that.
My impressions is that liberals have problems with bipartisanship, not because libs think that cons are completely wrong, but because liberals think that libs are so very very right.
Conservatives have problems with bipartisanship not because they think that cons are completely right, but they think that libs are very very very wrong.
I think those of us on the left are much more open now to bipartisanship than the right because so much of the right has swung to the far (alt) right. You can see examples of it in this thread how steadfast they are.
Bipartisanship is inhernetly attractive to the party that doesn’t control three branches of government.
The fact that it was part of McCain’s makeup proves you are wrong.
McCain’s bipartisan approach proves he was not a Republican, and was disloyal to his oath of office to support “this Constitution”. He was more interested in imposing his socialist views of fairness, justice and reasonableness as the rule of law.
JWK
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It’s this kind of talk we as a nation don’t need. It’s not bringing us together.
Johnny doesn’t support this country. He doesn’t want to bring us together. He wants the United States to collapse.
The sharks are the Republicans attacking a dead man.
They are definitely scavengers.
Johnny doesn’t support this country. He doesn’t want to bring us together. He wants the United States to collapse.
He’s still just really pissed that the 19th, 20th, and 21st centuries have existed. He parties like it’s 1789.
merickson: madasheck: merickson: madasheck:Maybe … just maybe … we all could take a lesson from McCain’s life and his idea that bipartisanship is a good thing. I suspect, though, that there are some who will resist because they think there’s no room to move. Your comment indicates that.
My impressions is that liberals have problems with bipartisanship, not because libs think that cons are completely wrong, but because liberals think that libs are so very very right.
Conservatives have problems with bipartisanship not because they think that cons are completely right, but they think that libs are very very very wrong.
I think those of us on the left are much more open now to bipartisanship than the right because so much of the right has swung to the far (alt) right. You can see examples of it in this thread how steadfast they are.
Bipartisanship is inhernetly attractive to the party that doesn’t control three branches of government.
The fact that it was part of McCain’s makeup proves you are wrong.
I wish we could have posts from the 2008 election time frame. I’d love to bring back how McCain was treated by the left here as opposed to now. It’s like freaking night and day.
I wish we could have posts from the 2008 election time frame. I’d love to bring back how McCain was treated by the left here as opposed to now. It’s like freaking night and day.
On the plus side we get to watch all the Trump fans complain about how “uncivil” and “improper” it is for McCains daughter et al to go after Trump at the funeral, given how Trump has approached McCain the last couple years.
I’ve been busy the past couple of days but am catching up today. I listened to two eulogies that I thought were absolutely outstanding; President Obama and Meghan McCain. The President’s was comforting, peaceful and a joining together of all, regardless of differences, to place them aside and recognize the greatness that passed. Meghan’s was from a daughter’s perspective and when listening, you could not doubt her sincerity when declaring to the world that her father was a great father. Both of these perspectives become more sobering upon the realization, it’s being said at the subject matter’s funeral.
As a politician, I didn’t care for the man and said so. This upset some, who had thought me a friend. Let it be known that I’m well aware that politics, in the true scheme of important things in this life, are not one, nor two, nor three in their relevance to impact on lives left behind whom you loved dearly. As a soldier, as a father and as a fellow man…Captain John McCain…may you find the peace in The Lord this life did not give you.
If you care to hear either one, here they are.
What about John McCain’s politics did you not like?
Moist curious.
madasheck: merickson: madasheck: merickson: madasheck:Maybe … just maybe … we all could take a lesson from McCain’s life and his idea that bipartisanship is a good thing. I suspect, though, that there are some who will resist because they think there’s no room to move. Your comment indicates that.
My impressions is that liberals have problems with bipartisanship, not because libs think that cons are completely wrong, but because liberals think that libs are so very very right.
Conservatives have problems with bipartisanship not because they think that cons are completely right, but they think that libs are very very very wrong.
I think those of us on the left are much more open now to bipartisanship than the right because so much of the right has swung to the far (alt) right. You can see examples of it in this thread how steadfast they are.
Bipartisanship is inhernetly attractive to the party that doesn’t control three branches of government.
The fact that it was part of McCain’s makeup proves you are wrong.
I wish we could have posts from the 2008 election time frame. I’d love to bring back how McCain was treated by the left here as opposed to now. It’s like freaking night and day.
Why? There was a lot to dislike about McCain in 2008. For one he was running against Obama, a much better candidate. But he also had Sarah Palin, who was an anchor around his campaign. Funny you don’t see that. People are respecting McCain the man. As they should. It’s the right thing to do. Funny a lot of Republicans can’t seem to do that.
WildRose: madasheck:I thought I’d seen everything until I saw this Ann Coulter tweet today. Anyone who would justify this is as sad an excuse for a human being as she is.
You’re giving Coulter the attention she craves.
I’m not the kind of attention she wants.
Of course you are. Anything that drives clicks her way or gets anyone to tun into her show puts dollars in her pockets.
Konssurvative1:She is immoral!
Plus she is immoral to make $$$.
That’s what we were all taught in Sunday school as kids.
No we certainly were not.
johnwk2:Baloney. I stated an irrefutable fact: McCain can no longer do damage to our country using his vote.
And you did it in such a way that reveals a great deal about your character.
Not a pretty sight.
The truth and facts, in many cases, are not a “pretty sight” to some, especially socialists who thrive on “free government cheese”.
JWK
First it was McCain’s No Child Left behind Act, and then it was McCain’s No Alien sent back home scheme ___ our one party gang in Washington is corrupted to the core!
So trump acts like a petulant child with the death of an American hero and the supposed patriots are in this thread acting just like their cult leader. This is really sad for this country.
So trump acts like a petulant child with the death of an American hero and the supposed patriots are in this thread acting just like their cult leader. This is really sad for this country.
please explain exactly how he is acting like a “petulant child”
SimplyTrying:So trump acts like a petulant child with the death of an American hero and the supposed patriots are in this thread acting just like their cult leader. This is really sad for this country.
please explain exactly how he is acting like a “petulant child”
Please explain exactly why you even asked.
So trump acts like a petulant child with the death of an American hero and the supposed patriots are in this thread acting just like their cult leader. This is really sad for this country.
Not surprising though. Many of them are just like the President.
thinkingman: SimplyTrying:So trump acts like a petulant child with the death of an American hero and the supposed patriots are in this thread acting just like their cult leader. This is really sad for this country.
please explain exactly how he is acting like a “petulant child”
Please explain exactly why you even asked.
JWK
Socialism is intentionally designed to benefit politicians who confiscate and then redistribute “free government cheese”, while they enslave those who produce the cheese.
not just the hypocritical left here, but in the media as well
the last word they would use for mccain in 2008 was “hero”
the left blows with media wind like dead leaves