Anthony R

Anthony R

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I can't take credit for this as I found it out there on the internet. I was amused, so I thought I'd share. A Schumer. In the animal world when a donkey is mated with a mule the result is a jackass. The modern term now for a jackass is a schumer. Unlike a mule, noted to be a dependable hard working animal, in contrast, the schumer is exceedingly belligerent, un-dependable, and spends much of it's time braying at the world. Braying is somewhat of a disgusting sound

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Glad the Republicans finally stood up to boorish liberal goons like Schumer. If Clinton had been elected, Garland would have been withdrawn for another extremist like Kagan, and if Republicans filibustered it, the Dems would have been the first to go nuclear. Hopefully, Trump gets 2 more selections to influence the next 30 years.

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Behold the ashes of nuclear Gorsuchage. Chuck Schumers hair weave will be uninhabitable for 100 years.

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Well, should we be surprised to find Susan "Benghazi" Rice's fingerprints all over the surveillance and unmasking of Trump and his officials? After all her cartoonishly fantastic lies from the past about traitor Bergdahl and the 13 hour siege in Benghazi, we can't believe anything she says. Put her under oath and lets start finding out who knows what and when.

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Wow, so it looks like dimwit Dems are going thru with a partisan filibuster of Gorsuch. I didn't think they would actually go thru with it given that it only put's them in jeopardy of losing up to 5 Senate seats and almost guaranteed to end the political career of Clair McCaskill. The funny thing is that they can only do this one time and then its over, so to take such an extreme stance for a mainstream center right candidate it almost boggles the mind. Chuch Schumer will be like Daff

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One of the main reasons why I cast a vote for President Trump was to preserve the Supreme Court before it became a left wing swamp that shredded the Constitution and usurped the power of the Congress by creating even more new precedents (laws) from the bench. Judges are there to interpret laws, not to feel things, emote, or create new laws through precedent. Democrats whine and bray about their precious Judge Garland, but Republicans actually gambled by not giving him a hearing. Their reasoni

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Over time, liberals in tie dye shirts listening to Greatful Dead at Woodstock have given way to people in black masks and hoods carrying mace and attacking police officers. The American left have transformed into something totally new and impossible to be classified as "liberal". The best evidence of this new movement comes with the recent post from Ivanka celebrating one year since the birth of her son, uploading an innocent and seemingly beautiful picture of the moment. Immediately, the so-

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Initially, I thought the Democrat Russia hysteria was a tactic designed to chip away at the legitimacy of the Trump administration, but as the days and weeks drag on with no end in sight to the histrionics of people like Maxine Waters, Chuck Schumer, and Adam (full of) Schiff, I'm starting to believe otherwise. I think The daily apoplexies are part of a truly deep wound that Trump may have inflicted on them. Trump and his missing link supporters may have hammered a scar so deeply into the

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[quote who="Daiwa" reply="2" id="3671702"] They apparently didn't think any of us knew (or remembered) they'd already passed a full Obamacare repeal multiple times [/quote]Yes. I think they should have put Ryancare up for a vote to see where everyone stood on it. I also think they should have challenged opponents like Rand Paul to craft what they viewed as a more acceptable repeal and then hold a vote on that. The whole thing just came off like a sham and Ryan must have know

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What a disaster. Its hard to imagine what Paul Ryan and the architects of the failed healthcare bill were hoping to accomplish, but I suspect they imagined that by presenting a somewhat moderate bill that preserved many aspects of the Obamacare law, they could then attract Democrats to the plan and have a bipartisan triumph. If that's what they were hoping for then they were set up for failure from the start by someone who had some lofty ideas. If they go back to craft another bill, (I su

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What a disaster. Can't blame House Republicans for not voting for it. The only thing that seems like good news is that Trump and Ryan relented and pulled the bill rather than force and bribe members to walk the plank and vote as Pelosi and Obama did during the passage of failed and disastrous Obamacare.

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Why must we still endure swamp creature Comey as FBI director? If there is a better exhibit A to define "swamp," I'm not sure if it exists. Comey is like an engorged tick that requires matches and tweezers to remove.

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Yes, from what I read they also have enough votes to totally scrap the (KKK) Byrd rule regarding reconciliation. Whatever they need to do they probably should. Trump ran on it and they should find a way to do it.

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[quote who="Daiwa" reply="8" id="3670262"] If the Ryan bill ends up being all there is, it's a sick joke of a jokey sickness. [/quote]Most of the leaders are signaling weakness by simply amending Obamacare, and lets be honest, that's really what they are doing, but conservatives have a serious upper hand to change it into a much different law, given that Democrats have decided to render themselves even more irrelevant than they already are by not participating in the reforms

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[quote who="Borg999" reply="3" id="3670208"] So two wrongs make a right?. [/quote]I can't speak for other people... my point was pretty clear. The media will magnify the smallest details of a Republican action, while trying to coverup actions of a Democrat.

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[quote who="Borg999" reply="1" id="3670174"] Meanwhile 20-30 million people will be without health insurance and many will die. So it's all worth it. [/quote]I guess thats why Repubs are suddenly squeamish about full repeal. They know the news media would descend like locusts on any scenario to be seen as a person dying from the loss of Obamacare and would beat a drum, but when Obama bombs a hospital in Afghanistan murdering doctors and incinerating patients in their beds the ne

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[quote who="Jafo" reply="1" id="3670155"] not everyone has to share your opinion [/quote] Did I say anywhere that they had to? I really don't care if the entire world disagreed.

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I'm really growing sick and tired of "reviews" from PC gamer and other rags who give games I really like bogus and totally unfair scores and games that are just total BS, good ones. Case in point, Ghost Recon is one of the most fun new games I've played in a while, yet PC Gamer in all their grandeur gave it a 6.7... In my opinion, that isn't fair. Then the same illustrious PC Gamer gave Resident Evil 7 a 9, and went on to rave like a drunk on a street corner about its greatness an

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If Republicans manage to find a way to screw up healthcare they will be damaged for decades to come... although, Democrats are already damaged for decades to come, so that may give may give Republicans wiggle room.

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I can't believe this Russia stuff is still going on. Its hard to imagine how any rational person out there would think Donald Trump conspired with the Russians to steal an election from Hillary Clinton. The people who claim the Russians are coming are the same people who claimed that the critics of the Benghazi terrorist attack explanation were just tin foil hat conspiracy theorists. Only 2 explanations for this absurd Russia fantasy can be used to explain the phenomenon. 1. Hillary Clint

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[quote who="Jafo" reply="1" id="3668771"] I don't see 'modern censorship' as even an issue to be worth the breath. [/quote]Just a semi rant I concocted. It seems like sites that control news will censor virtually anything these days. On Yahoo if you type the word "Nazi" or "KKK" it will delete the entire comment. Are those words really that offensive? It just seems like the policing of content has reached a level of militancy that has greatly hindered the exchange of ide

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[quote who="Jafo" reply="6" id="3668726"] Trump will be lucky to survive the first term...and definitely not a second. [/quote]I don't think you see the gravity of the problem for Democrats who just voted for Skeletor Perez and Mini Farrakhan Elison as their party leadership. Skeletor was the worst labor secretary in history and Mini Farrakhan voted against the missile shield for Israel. Who would vote against protecting Israeli civilians from attack? Good luck with that future.

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Everything has changed. The internet has changed. Instead of information on the rise, we have a brand of censorship and authoritarianism that is far removed from filtering just mere obscenity. In the name of combating our own alleged racism, sexism, homophobia, xenophobia, and any other perceived 'isms' or psychological disorders that offend the sensibilities of so-called progressives, we now have an Orwellian situation where you had better watch not only what you say, but what you th

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Yesterday, my rig kept cutting out on me after like 5 or 10 minutes of use. I was trying not to panic! :D It was so simple that it was funny. The PSU power cord wasn't seated firmly anymore. :D Cracks me up how the mind can race away with all kinds of crazy scenarios before checking the simplest first.

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