republicans have no shame

[Shirley]

The federal government has the presidents tax returns. I do not need to see them.

Isn't this what the irs job is.

[Shirley]

To answer the question: no I am not. Which is a shame.

Sorry to hear that.

Nonetheless, as an insider/elite/well-connected republican, how about doing us a solid and the next time you talk to Jared Kushner, would you mind asking him where Jamal Khashoggi’s body is?

tia

[dolomite]

It's their job. They get paid to fake outrage. Me, i'm not. Therefore I do not care.

you don’t care if our president might be compromised by business or financial dealings, domestically or abroad?

That wouldn’t show on a tax return anyway!
LOL
I love it when people clamor for the release of Trumps tax returns. Who among you wants to go through 12,000 pages of his tax returns, a stack of paper four feet high.
C’mon now, let’s have some volunteers! LOL

[dolomite]

The federal government has the presidents tax returns. I do not need to see them.

Isn't this what the irs job is.

So where did the rest of the votes come from?

[Shirley]

Trump's decision to nominate Stephen Moore for the Fed, considering how fluid Moore's economic philosophy is, is beginning to make perfect sense.

https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/sta ... 8963025920

https://twitter.com/ScottWapnerCNBC/sta ... 7193747456

[dolomite]

Yer mental faculties in decline Shirley? You must be blinded by all the msm propaganda.

[defixione]

Yer mental faculties in decline Shirley? You must be blinded by all the msm propaganda.

Those quotes came from your addled idol's mouth. You don't believe Trump?

[Mjl]

Yer mental faculties in decline Shirley? You must be blinded by all the msm propaganda.

You think interest rates should be lowered when the economy is strong?

[Geezer]

Yer mental faculties in decline Shirley? You must be blinded by all the msm propaganda.

You think interest rates should be lowered when the economy is strong?

What's best for Real Estate?

[Mjl]

This administration and congress are doing and treating the economy like it's in a recession. Huge deficit spending, tax cuts, calling for lower interest rates - these are mechanisms for helping a struggling economy.

Sometimes bubbles just happen - right now they're either negligently or purposely creating one.

[Deleted User 62]

Trumps calling card.
Creating debt like he is using the bank's money.

[DCHawk1]

This administration and congress are doing and treating the economy like it's in a recession. Huge deficit spending, tax cuts, calling for lower interest rates - these are mechanisms for helping a struggling economy.

Sometimes bubbles just happen - right now they're either negligently or purposely creating one.

Neither. They're preparing the battlespace for combat, should a recession occur.

"Told you so! Fuckin' Powell!"

[Shirley]

https://twitter.com/davidhogg111/status ... 0909145088

[Deleted User 89]

at face value, not all that different from equating Jews and rats

[dolomite]

at face value, not all that different from equating Jews and rats

such bigotry!

[Shirley]

Meanwhile, back at "The Base":

https://twitter.com/erintothemax/status ... 5122409472

...Hill, said Beirich, is among the most well-known people in the current-day militia movement. He heads a Georgia chapter of what is one of the country’s largest anti-government groups: III%ers (Three Percenters), though he’s not necessarily well liked across the movement.

“So he’s not just some run-of-the-mill, random person who’s there. He’s a person who’s a key organizer of a movement that has been involved in the Charlottesville riots and all kinds of political activity across the country.”

While groups like the III%ers have traditionally been thought of as anti-government, the current political landscape has complicated that focus. Outside the Capitol, Hill had asked for a show of hands from everyone who’d voted for both President Donald Trump and Gov. Brian Kemp — it was everyone.

“It’s very possible that the militia movement, now with a government that they support — Donald Trump in the White House and in various other state governments — is trying to latch onto new issues to propel their message,” said Beirich. “In other words, they’re getting involved in politics as opposed to just being oppositional to whoever’s in power.” ...

[Shirley]

at face value, not all that different from equating Jews and rats

such bigotry!

https://twitter.com/brianklaas/status/1 ... 1329185795

[seahawk]

Didn't you?

link?

i know you purport to not like trump, but it just seems odd that you choose to gutter-up the poli board trying to keep everyone in check when drumpf does questionable things...seems rather disingenuous

If by "Gutter up" you mean expose hypocrisy, then yes. The level of hysteria on this board about every thing Trump thinks, says, and does is sometimes shocking, but mostly just sad. And when -- as in this case -- Trump does something so mild compared to what Democratic predecessors have done, I enjoy pointing out the stoopidity of the hysteria.

If the argument is "Trump is so far beyond what is normal" then you have to be willing, at least, to acknowledge what normal is or has been.

Oh please, the endless defense of a man who is obviously in early dementia and can't make the kinds of decisions that the presidency requires is really, really sad.

[dolomite]

link?

i know you purport to not like trump, but it just seems odd that you choose to gutter-up the poli board trying to keep everyone in check when drumpf does questionable things...seems rather disingenuous

If by "Gutter up" you mean expose hypocrisy, then yes. The level of hysteria on this board about every thing Trump thinks, says, and does is sometimes shocking, but mostly just sad. And when -- as in this case -- Trump does something so mild compared to what Democratic predecessors have done, I enjoy pointing out the stoopidity of the hysteria.

If the argument is "Trump is so far beyond what is normal" then you have to be willing, at least, to acknowledge what normal is or has been.

Oh please, the endless defense of a man who is obviously in early dementia and can't make the kinds of decisions that the presidency requires is really, really sad.

Like Joe Biden?? LOL

[ousdahl]

Didn't you?

link?

i know you purport to not like trump, but it just seems odd that you choose to gutter-up the poli board trying to keep everyone in check when drumpf does questionable things...seems rather disingenuous

If by "Gutter up" you mean expose hypocrisy, then yes. The level of hysteria on this board about every thing Trump thinks, says, and does is sometimes shocking, but mostly just sad. And when -- as in this case -- Trump does something so mild compared to what Democratic predecessors have done, I enjoy pointing out the stoopidity of the hysteria.

If the argument is "Trump is so far beyond what is normal" then you have to be willing, at least, to acknowledge what normal is or has been.

So in other words, DC’s schtick is the exact same as dolomite and psych, but just tries to be a little more coy about playing the Cankles card.