| second: Iran War Cost Tracker - Estimated U.S. Taxpayer Spending
$107 billion / 102 days [go to link]
Iran War Energy Cost Tracker $56 billion / $429.65 per US household
Across both gasoline and diesel [go to link] For fuel sellers and Patriot missile sales, Iran War is a great opportunity to get even richer faster. |
| THG: For someone who doesn't want politics in TAG IT, you sure do post a of politics here. |
| THG: Wrong, she was upset that he worked in the senate with racists. He was friends with people she said were racists. As vice president, so did she. The other thing she said was he voted against a bussing bill. |
| 6ixStringJack: Not one single time. |
| 6ixStringJack: And anything you and I have argued about? I've never ONCE been wrong about any of it. |
| 6ixStringJack: And FUCK AP's "assessment". They're a bunch of Democrat dicksuckers who have no problems bending the truth 1,000 times per day just to keep low-info/low-IQ idiots like you brainwashed. |
| 6ixStringJack: [go to link]
Bullshit. Watch it, stupid. All she said with her drunk by noon word salad was "I don't believe you're a racist, but you're a racist". Shut the fuck up. |
| THG: Nope, wrong again.
AP’S ASSESSMENT: False. Harris criticized Biden on certain topics related to race during a debate in June 2019, but she prefaced those remarks with “I do not believe you are a racist.” |
| 6ixStringJack: How about when Kamala Harris couldn't stop calling Joe Biden* a racist during her short stint running for president? Democrats get a promotion for being dickwads, as long as they have the dark skin color and a vagina. |
| 6ixStringJack: We're quoting 10 year old NPR articles now, fuckwad? [go to link]
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| second: Marco Rubio: Donald Trump Is A ‘Con Artist,’ ‘We Must Put An End To This Lunacy’ | TODAY [go to link] Rubio will be running for President in 2028, but he would have no chance of winning the GOP primary election with Trump's endorsement unless he stopped calling Trump a ‘Con Artist’. |
| THG: Are you tired of winning yet?
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| second: Denying the legitimacy of vote-counting has become GOP doctrine. The party is now divided between Republicans who silently tolerate Trump’s election lies and those who repeat them loudly. For a Republican of any standing to concede that Trump lost the 2020 election fairly is now almost unheard-of. The predictable result of this imbalance has been to give the loud side more and more credibility.
Trump appeared to lose control of his emotions during his interview, and it is possible that he did. But he also has a shrewd grasp of the blunt force contained within the loud, insistent lie that he won in 2020. This is the tactic he has used to overpower nearly all opposition within his party, to turn his hallucinations into canon. The true targets of his rage are not news reporters but his fellow Republicans, whom Trump has come to understand he can bully into complete submission.
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6ixStringJack: "OH BOY! OH BOY! I'M SUCH A LOSER!!!!"  Go fuck yourself, Second. |
| second: Trump's NBA Finals visit locks down 5-block perimeter around Madison Square Garden [go to link] VIDEOS: Trump booed by Madison Square Garden crowd in NBA Finals [go to link] |
| 6ixStringJack: You two are completely cooked. Get a fuckin' life, losers. |
| THG: Trump; no more wars
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| THG:
“Not a single Republican can point to a single instance of widespread voter fraud in this country”
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| second: Trump seems to believe that he can rule the world through crude threats and assertions of unilateral dominance, that (to use Mao Zedong’s phrase) power grows out of the barrel of a gun. And so when this formula fails—when he backpedals from his threats, when his bark carries no bite, when relentless volleys of firepower destroy targets but fall short of accomplishing political aims (because he mistakenly thinks that the former automatically yields the latter)—then the rest of the world, friends and foes, start to take his (and, therefore, America’s) threats and assurances less seriously. [go to link] |
| second: A Gesture of Contempt From Trump to New York. The Knicks game is in Madison Square Garden. And Donald Trump is attending. Which means that the game entry itself is going to require enormously strict security. Madison Square Garden sits on top of Penn Station. And Penn Station is the busiest transit hub in America, where 600,000 people pass through on their way to and from New York by way of the Long Island Railroad and New Jersey Transit. You could say, well, what else are you going to do if you’re going to have to provide security for the President of the United States? And the answer is, Why does he have to go to this thing? The simple way to make several hundred thousand people’s lives noticeably better, at least for today, would be to just not go to the damn game. He can watch it on TV. He can go have a cage match in the ripped up White House lawn, if he likes. [go to link] |