Remember it was supposed to only be TWO WEEEKS?

[mobulis]

@Smyrna

@Nemesis

Stop playing the same old tired record.

The Constitution is old but it’s what separates the United States from every other country in the world…period. You may take your freedoms for granted but I don’t and…will stand against any and all forms of tyranny with in our country. Many people are very busy in their personal and professional lives, dealing with the responsibilities of each. If an external threat against the Constitution, exceeds my individual responsibilities, I’ll pivot my resources and address that concern and I am not alone. I have…“we the people” who will stand with me.

Not being able to do anything you want to do is not living under tyranny.

[Nemesis]

@Smyrna

@Nemesis

Stop playing the same old tired record.

The Constitution is old but it’s what separates the United States from every other country in the world…period. You may take your freedoms for granted but I don’t and…will stand against any and all forms of tyranny with in our country. Many people are very busy in their personal and professional lives, dealing with the responsibilities of each. If an external threat against the Constitution, exceeds my individual responsibilities, I’ll pivot my resources and address that concern and I am not alone. I have…“we the people” who will stand with me.

Stop living in a fantasy no one is threatening the constitution.

Is posting on an obscure messageboard with a handful of posters somehow standing against tyranny? And for the last time there is no tyranny in the US.

[Smyrna]

@Nemesis

Stop living in a fantasy no one is threatening the constitution.

Is posting on an obscure messageboard with a handful of posters somehow standing against tyranny? And for the last time there is no tyranny in the US.

Whose message board is it and what does he stand for and against? I stand with him.

[tnt]

@zantax

Oh look, someone doesn’t read economic forecasts.

The economic forecasts are driven by the pandemic as well as the lockdowns.

The pandemic without any mitigation still results in complete economic catastrophe. Probably worse that with mitigation.

[tnt]

All 50 states have lifted restrictions in some way. We are moving towards re-opening.

This is all a distraction, and effort to find a bogeyman, something else to get jazzed up about.

The real story continues to be a global pandemic. We should be focusing on the right way t respond to the medical emergency so that LONG TERM we can have a functioning society.

A 3-4month ordeal right now…it’s ■■■■■■■ nothing compared to the challenges that lay ahead for us with this thing. Get focused people…

[Smyrna]

@tnt

All 50 states have lifted restrictions in some way. We are moving towards re-opening.

This is all a distraction, and effort to find a bogeyman, something else to get jazzed up about.

The real story continues to be a global pandemic. We should be focusing on the right way t respond to the medical emergency so that LONG TERM we can have a functioning society.

A 3-4month ordeal right now…it’s ■■■■■■■ nothing compared to the challenges that lay ahead for us with this thing. Get focused people…

The “bogey man” is the methodology applied by state and local governments that have been handled so egregiously out of financial balance, that they now need to be bailed out by those who were more financially responsible. You made your lib bed, now lie your lib butt in it.

[zantax]

@tnt

@zantax

Oh look, someone doesn’t read economic forecasts.

The economic forecasts are driven by the pandemic as well as the lockdowns.

The pandemic without any mitigation still results in complete economic catastrophe. Probably worse that with mitigation.

You think my county would have suffered just as much from the pandemic alone? You think 6 deaths or even ten times that number would have caused this much economic hardship?

Please.

[FreeAndClear]

@Smyrna

@Nemesis

Stop living in a fantasy no one is threatening the constitution.

Is posting on an obscure messageboard with a handful of posters somehow standing against tyranny? And for the last time there is no tyranny in the US.

Whose message board is it and what does he stand for and against? I stand with him.

You do. anonymously. You do. shoulder to shoulder through the use of an avatar. You do. You stand by bravely pushing keys on Your keyboard. By educating the people of the sheep who out there. All 15 of us.

[Nemesis]

@Smyrna

@Nemesis

Stop living in a fantasy no one is threatening the constitution.

Is posting on an obscure messageboard with a handful of posters somehow standing against tyranny? And for the last time there is no tyranny in the US.

Whose message board is it and what does he stand for and against? I stand with him.

This messageboard is owned and operated by iHeartMedia. Hannity licenses his name to the site in return for renumeration. I also suspect he has full editorial control but I doubt he has any real involvement with this site.

I would never presume to know what Hannity stands for but I will never throw my support behind any political commentator as if they are some sort of a leader of a movement.

I cannot understand anyone who thinks that somehow they have a connection with a public figure that they do not know personally.

[FreeAndClear]

“More financially responsible”. The federal government distributes the money. For better or worse. The population of some of those irresponsible state send more money to the feds than Some of those allegedly more responsible ones. Sometimes emergencies happen.

This isn’t the 70s.

[Smyrna]

@FreeAndClear

You do. anonymously. You do. shoulder to shoulder through the use of an avatar. You do. You stand by bravely pushing keys on Your keyboard. By educating the people of the sheep who out there. All 15 of us.

I’ve tried to educate everyone for years but…only some listen…like you. You may not have believed me but…you remembered what I said. Now…much of that from years ago, is now unfolding right now. Isn’t it cool?

[Jezcoe]

@FreeAndClear

“More financially responsible”. The federal government distributes the money. For better or worse. The population of some of those irresponsible state send more money to the feds than Some of those allegedly more responsible ones. Sometimes emergencies happen.

This isn’t the 70s.

Nothing will get the economy going again like a bunch of States declaring bankruptcy.

That will certainly skyrocket the stock market.

[zantax]

@Jezcoe

@FreeAndClear

“More financially responsible”. The federal government distributes the money. For better or worse. The population of some of those irresponsible state send more money to the feds than Some of those allegedly more responsible ones. Sometimes emergencies happen.

This isn’t the 70s.

Nothing will get the economy going again like a bunch of States declaring bankruptcy.

That will certainly skyrocket the stock market.

Too big to fail?

[wonderingrover]

@Smyrna

@tnt

All 50 states have lifted restrictions in some way. We are moving towards re-opening.

This is all a distraction, and effort to find a bogeyman, something else to get jazzed up about.

The real story continues to be a global pandemic. We should be focusing on the right way t respond to the medical emergency so that LONG TERM we can have a functioning society.

A 3-4month ordeal right now…it’s ■■■■■■■ nothing compared to the challenges that lay ahead for us with this thing. Get focused people…

The “bogey man” is the methodology applied by state and local governments that have been handled so egregiously out of financial balance, that they now need to be bailed out by those who were more financially responsible. You made your lib bed, now lie your lib butt in it.

“Out of financial balance??” Have you noticed the financial picture of the federal government any time in the last few decades? It’s trillions of dollars in debt, and currently expanding that number exponentially. As an accountant, I’m absolutely disgusted by the lack of responsibility shown by the federal government.

[wiley8425]

Does he even post here anymore? And no, the bot doesn’t count.

[Jezcoe]

@zantax

@Jezcoe

@FreeAndClear

“More financially responsible”. The federal government distributes the money. For better or worse. The population of some of those irresponsible state send more money to the feds than Some of those allegedly more responsible ones. Sometimes emergencies happen.

This isn’t the 70s.

Nothing will get the economy going again like a bunch of States declaring bankruptcy.

That will certainly skyrocket the stock market.

Too big to fail?

More like cutting off one’s nose to spite their face.

[wiley8425]

Maryland is already reporting a new record number of cases. They think a second wave is imminent.

Maryland reopens—and quickly sees its largest COVID-19 spike

[Smyrna]

@wonderingrover

“Out of financial balance??” Have you noticed the financial picture of the federal government any time in the last few decades? It’s trillions of dollars in debt, and currently expanding that number exponentially. As an accountant, I’m absolutely disgusted by the lack of responsibility shown by the federal government.

If I were King, that wouldn’t have happened but…I’m only a king of my own kingdom and there’s a yuuuuuuuuge surplus.

[tnt]

@Smyrna

The “bogey man” is the methodology applied by state and local governments that have been handled so egregiously out of financial balance, that they now need to be bailed out by those who were more financially responsible. You made your lib bed, now lie your lib butt in it.

That’s the American spirit! Suck it NY!

[Smyrna]

@tnt

That’s the American spirit! Suck it NY!

I have a rule…if you want my pay, you must adhere to my say.