Love the fact that everything is caving in on the paranoid anti-Trump nutjobs. It brings a smile to my face. And at some point this year, they will apologize to me and beg my forgiveness. That will be a great day. 
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Posted 26 January 2017 - 07:34 PM
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Posted 26 January 2017 - 07:51 PM
Another clever deflection from Chris. Seems like that's all he's got lately. Will never address an issue directly if Trumpolni is somehow involved. I still love the guy anyway.
No deflection at all Trails. Bottom line, most illegals here in the USA are from Mexico. Period, no discussion needed, no liberal talking points, no liberal deflections, no liberal distractions, no fake news, no fake facts. Liberals believe their own fake news and justify their positions accordingly. Tell me, what ethnic group in the USA has the most illegals living here...? It's the Mexicans. And no, I am not in favor of kicking anyone out right now. Build the wall, secure the country, then take a look at who is here. If you are illegal but working and not have broken any of our laws (other than coming here in the first place) then I am ok with cutting you a pass. We need new fresh labor, people willing to work hard, and the Mexicans are the hardest working people I know of in this country (almost as good as the Irish).....! Chris
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Posted 27 January 2017 - 07:32 AM
REPORT: Trump strategist Steve Bannon says President Trump will authorize new AG Jeff Sessions to aggressively use profiling to proactively go after criminals and make America safe again. Many countries use statistics to profile certain groups of people who commit crimes at a rate that is highly disproportionate to their population. It's safe to say that Islamic people and "others" will be in the crosshairs, according to Bannon. This is good news. It's time that we address the elephant in the room.
The paranoid, anti-Trump whiners will call this practice "racist"...I call it a good, proactive (not reactive) law enforcement tactic. If anyone is against good, smart police work, they are free to move OUT of America.
WE'RE MAKING AMERICA GREAT AGAIN...ONE ARREST AT A TIME !!
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Posted 27 January 2017 - 09:20 AM
Joker fantasized, 
WE'RE MAKING AMERICA GREAT AGAIN...ONE ARREST AT A TIME !!
Talk about talking to one's self, what do you mean We're? Did the Nazi Bannon and your Hewo Twumpolini give you a special badge or sumpthin? 
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Posted 27 January 2017 - 09:40 AM
Trump is doing exactly what he said he'd do, and it's driving the paranoid anti-Trump freaks crazy! Crying, whining, drinking...it doesn't get any better than this! 
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Posted 27 January 2017 - 09:58 AM
Does this sound like anyone on this forum: "Trump won, I'm old, and I talk to myself about horsies. God my life is awful. I'm just gonna drink and complain about President Trump. I need to get a life. Maybe I'll just put a horsie in my backyard".
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Posted 27 January 2017 - 10:28 AM
You know, Trails LOVES horses..Been playing them forever. I also enjoy writing. So it was a no brainer to post about this great horse California Chrome in the Classic. If you look you will see I enjoyed throwing it back and forth with another horse lover, Bordercolliefan BCF, and was amazed with the interest judging by the hits we got, about 2,500 at the time..
In fact the Joker who is obviously very jealous, (the man is afraid to even start a thread knowing he is illiterate and boring and usually gets very little attention paid to him) even joined in but has since deleted his post 
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So after that race I had not even visited the thread and as the Pegasus was nearing I was pleasantly surprised to see the hit # at over 3,500!
Admittedly this felt good and I started to feel like I had my own column because there was really no responses which was fine by me. lol 
..Of course I welcome any input. Horseplayers love to throw it around with others but with that said, the thread now has nearly 6,000 hits!
Anyway don't mind this petty jealous man. The only hobbies or passions he has besides kneeling for the Psychopath Trumpolini are to burn crosses on lawns and rant about shooting people of color who are peacefully protesting..In other words, nothing but a low life fly. 
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Posted 27 January 2017 - 03:14 PM
I have concluded that the anti-Trump people here are UN-informed. They don't keep up on the news. If they did, they'd see that Trump has already done some great stuff. Those people rely on sound bites from MSNBC and CNN, and memorized BS from their Liberal, Leftist playbook. I feel bad for those people, who may actually be illiterate, so I have some FREE advice for the paranoid anti-Trump cupcakes:
1. Keep crying. It's good to "let it out".
2. Keep drinking. It's gonna be a LONG 8 years for you.
3. Keep talking to yourselves about horsies, fake news, conspiracies, and the Russians. It will make you feel better.
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Posted 29 January 2017 - 10:57 AM
The FAT on this forum (Foolish Anti-Trumpers) constantly declare that they are not Liberals. Let's check it out:
1. Trump has been the President for 9 days, and the things he has done are widely considered to be Conservative. The FAT are yelling and screaming, and are in full meltdown mode over this.
Conclusion: The FAT are Liberals and they just can't stand it when Conservative values win the day.
2. Trump beat Hillary. Hillary is a hardcore Liberal. The FAT supported and voted for Hillary, and they wish she was President.
Conclusion: The FAT are Liberals. When you publicly support Hillary, you are a Liberal.
3. The FAT don't seem to understand the Electoral College system. If they had it their way, 2 states (New York and California) would select the President.
Conclusion: Again, the FAT are Liberals, and when they don't get their way, they throw temper tantrums like petulant children and try to *change the election process*.
Moral of the Story: Don't be a FAT. People may lose respect for you.
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Posted 29 January 2017 - 11:43 AM
Always love it when I log in to a page and see a full page of ignored users notices. Seriously. 22 pages of you two arguing among yourselves.? Ugh. Agree that neither one of you will budge and move on.
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Posted 29 January 2017 - 12:08 PM
THIS is why Trump was elected...to deal with mobs of illegals and other rabble like this (below). And it's New York...what a surprise!!
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Posted 30 January 2017 - 08:41 AM
Always love it when I log in to a page and see a full page of ignored users notices. Seriously. 22 pages of you two arguing among yourselves.? Ugh. Agree that neither one of you will budge and move on.
Joe, that's OK. I don't mind spending some of my time and energy educating the FAT (Foolish Anti Trumpers).
Isn't it interesting that when Obama won in 2008, our side accepted it and gave him a chance. Of course then he turned out to be the worst President in the history of America.
Now Trump gets elected. Are the FAT willing to accept it and give him a chance? Hell no. The FAT are already talking about impeachment.
Again, I am willing to educate the FAT, but most of the FAT are very closed-minded. But if I am able to save just ONE of the FAT, it will be worth it.
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Posted 30 January 2017 - 08:55 AM
The Inevitability Of Impeachment After just one week.
01/29/2017 08:57 pm ET | Updated 20 minutes ago
Robert Kuttner Co-founder and co-editor, ‘The American Prospect’
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Trump has been trying to govern by impulse, on whim, for personal retribution, for profit, by decree ― as if he had been elected dictator. It doesn’t work, and the wheels are coming off the bus. After a week!
Impeachment is gaining ground because it is the only way to get him out, and because Republicans are already deserting this president in droves, and because the man is psychiatrically incapable of checking whether something is legal before he does it.
Impeachment is gaining ground because it’s so horribly clear that Trump is unfit for office. The grownups around Trump, even the most slavishly loyal ones, spend half their time trying to rein him in, but it can’t be done.
They spend the other half fielding frantic calls from Republican chieftains, business elites and foreign leaders. Trump did what? Poor Reince Priebus has finally attained the pinnacle of power, and it can’t be fun.
It is one thing to live in your own reality when you are a candidate and it’s just words. You can fool enough of the people enough of the time maybe even to get elected. But when you try to govern that way, there is a reality to reality—and reality pushes back.
One by one, Trump has decreed impulsive orders, un-vetted by legal, policy, or political staff, much less by serious planning. Almost immediately he is forced to walk them back by a combination of political and legal pressure—and by reality.
Unlike in the various dictatorships Trump admires, the complex skein of constitutional legal and political checks on tyranny in the United States are holding—just barely at times, but they are holding. And the more reckless Trump’s behavior, the stronger become the checks.
Only with his lunatic effort to selectively ban refugees (but not from terrorist-sending countries like Saudi Arabia and Egypt where Trump has business interests) has Trump discovered that the American system has courts. It has courts. Imagine that.
The more unhinged he becomes, the less will conservative judges be the toadies to ordinary Republican policies that they too often have been. Anybody want to wager that the Supreme Court will be Trump’s (censored)?
In the past week, Republicans from Mitch McConnell on down have tripped over each other rejecting his view of Putin. They have ridiculed his screwball claim of massive voter fraud.
They are running for cover on how to kill ObamaCare without killing patients or Republican re-election hopes. This is actually complicated, and nuance is not Trump’s strong suit. Rep Tom McClintock of California spoke for many when he warned:
“We’d better be sure that we’re prepared to live with the market we’ve created” with repeal, said Rep. Tom McClintock. (R-Calif.)
“That’s going to be called Trumpcare. Republicans will own that lock, stock and barrel, and we’ll be judged in the election less than two years away.”
Sen. Lindsey Graham, mocking Trump’s own nutty tweeting habits, sent out a tweet calling a trade war with Mexico “mucho sad.”
Trump’s own senior staff has had to pull him back from his ludicrous crusade against Mexico and Mexicans, where Trump forces the Mexican president to cancel an official visit one day, and spends an hour on the phone kissing up the next day.
Trump proposed to reinstate torture, but key Republican leaders killed that idea. Sen. John Thune (S.D.), the Senate’s third ranking Republican said Wednesday that the ban on torture was settled law and the Republicans in Congress would oppose any reinstatement. Trump’s own defense secretary holds the same view. After blustering out his new torture policy, Trump meekly agreed to defer to his defense advisers.
All this in just a week! Now capped by federal judges starting to rein him in.
Two weeks ago, in this space, just based on what we witnessed during the transition, I wrote a piece calling for a citizens impeachment panel, as a shadow House Judiciary Committee, to assemble a dossier for a Trump impeachment, and a citizens’ campaign to create a public impeachment movement.
In the two weeks since then, Free Speech for People has launched a citizens’ campaign to impeach Trump. About 400,000 people have already signed the impeachment petition.
The bipartisan group Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, (CREW) has been conducting a detailed investigation. Senior legal scholars associated with CREW have filed a detailed legal brief in their lawsuit, documenting the several ways Trump is in violation of the Emoluments Clause, which prohibits a president from profiting from the actions of foreign governments.
There are already plenty of other grounds for impeachment, including Trump’s putting his own business interests ahead of the country’s and his weird and opportunistic alliance with Vladimir Putin bordering on treason. A lesser-known law that goes beyond the Emoluments Clause is the STOCK Act of 2012, which explicitly prohibits the president and other officials from profiting from non-public knowledge.
Impeachment, of course, is a political as well as a legal process. The Founders designed it that way deliberately. But after just a week in office, not only has Trump been deserting the Constitution; his partisan allies are deserting him.
Despite his creepy weirdness, Republicans at first thought they could use Trump for Republican ends. But from his embrace of Putin to his sponsorship of a general trade war, this is no Republican. One can only imagine the alarm and horror being expressed by Republicans privately.
In 1984, the psychiatrist Otto Kernberg described a sickness known as Malignant Narcissism. Unlike ordinary narcissism, malignant narcissism was a severe pathology.
It was characterized by an absence of conscience, a pathological grandiosity and quest for power, and a sadistic joy in cruelty.
Given the sheer danger to the Republic as well as to the Republicans, Trump’s impeachment will happen. The only question is how grave a catastrophe America faces first.
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Posted 30 January 2017 - 09:07 AM
The Donald Trump Inauguration/Half Dollar Coin. Already breaking sales records. I can already hear the FAT (Foolish Anti Trumpers) heads exploding!!
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