WH press secretary oustedPosted By Jim Moscheck |
It's glorified bookkeeper. C'mon, get it straight. And I am the world traveler and Davis is nothing but a glorified carpenter.Originally Posted by James Lacey
Haha. Pretty soon Rich will be calling him "The Spreadsheet Samurai" instead of "The Bookkeeper"
WH press secretary oustedPosted By Jim Moscheck |
That's nothing compared to custom cabinetry design guru, biomedical engineer, and high end speaker/audio designer.Originally Posted by Brian McFarland
At one point he claimed I was a telephone repairman. Not that there would be anything wrong with that.
WH press secretary oustedPosted By Jim Moscheck |
I suppose we should realize while some of us are taking the time to give the screamer some much deserved ridicule he'll come on here and say he is living rent free in our heads. Nothing could be further from the truth. As far as I'm concerned he is nothing but a parasite that for years has been infecting the dialog of the forum. He should be ignored.Originally Posted by Maurice Clark
Don't forget, he also used to boast of his fantastic education, claiming he was better educated than anyone else on the forum.
WH press secretary oustedPosted By Jim Moscheck |
See, Trump is right, the elections are rigged.Originally Posted by Rod KaufmanDoes this surprise anyone?
"Right-wing activist James O’Keefe charged with unlawful voting, identity theft"
"Conservative influencer James O’Keefe was charged Wednesday in Minnesota after he and fellow right-leaning commentator Cam Higby misrepresented themselves using registered voters’ names at polling places during the state’s primary election in August."
"Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty announced during a press conference the two men are facing felony unlawful voting and identity fraud charges."
https://thehill.com/policy/technology/6178839-james-okeefe-voter-fraud-charges/
Trump Erupts!Posted By Jim Moscheck |
Election predictionsPosted By Jim Moscheck |
Trump Erupts!Posted By Jim Moscheck |
When I said punish trump I meant him losing the majorities in the Senate and House so he can be reined in. I totally agree that the D's should concentrate on things that help the average American and not just his super wealthy friends. Although, if he does do something illegal or against the constitution in the future I'd hope they do something and not just ignore them and give him a pass like the current crop of R's do.Originally Posted by James Brown
Hi Jim: This sentiment is really common this election cycle, and with good reason. Everyone but the most MAGA diehards is sick of Trump. Even the "average Joe" Trump supporter is not fond of inflation, record fuel prices, and war in the Middle East. Without "soft" Trump supporters, independents, and some cross-over voters the Rs get crushed. I think the Ds will be very happy Tuesday night.
Even though I totally understand the feeling, I worry that "punishing Trump" will backfire in 2028. If Congress spends all of its time investigating, impeaching, or talking incessantly about prosecuting Trump for any number of corrupt acts outside of his authority as president, instead of trying to address the economy and foreign affairs, look out for a MAGA sweep in 2028, I am afraid that some of the important lessons of 2020-2024 have not been learned.
The CoverupPosted By Jim Moscheck |
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