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Got to be something wrong with the US where you vote in celebrities as President I dont think this happens anywhere else in the world.
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And the parents sending our children into the public education system must change too! We grew up poor in the 70's, but we were raised different! When I f**ked up in school, my mother whipped MY azz! Today, the kid f**ks up in school, and the parents want to whip the TEACHER'S azz!
Fox has been a disaster! O'Reilly, Hannity on Fox, along with Rush Limbaugh on the radio, created a pathway for Trump! The rebirth of the "Confederacy" was definitely born in Philadelphia, Mississippi, when a California Governor (Ronald Reagan) announced his candidacy! He chose to announce in Mississippi for a reason!Comment
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Originally Posted by Bronx2245 View Post
This "Celebrity President" ***** has got to stop! As a retired veteran, I must admit that I'm totally embarrassed by the current state of affairs in the United States! There are "Real" people serving in our Armed Forces, and their lives shouldn't be in the hands of TV celebrities with no knowledge of foreign policy, or government!
We can't counter Trump with Kanye, Oscar, or Oprah! We look ****** simply for considering it! If you want a TV celebrity, then push for Fareed Zakaria, Joe Scarborough, or Chris Wallace! America has Smart Phones, Smart TVs, and Smart Watches! Is it to much too ask that we elect a Smart President? Oscar for President? GTFOH with that BS!
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Agreed. But you then have to remember how we got to this low place. Saint Ronnie fast tracked Rupert Murdoch's citizenship, and his sick joke Fox has been feeding b.s. for years to the mouth breathing knuckle draggers in this country. Our public education system has to improve if we're ever to turn things around.
Yep. We're in a bad place right now as a nation. Important to know how we got here, and equally important to not repeat the same b.s. We sent ships full of ***s back to Germany in the 30s. Hello?!?!?!?Comment
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A Short History of 'America First'
"That maybe true, but Bannon’s stated positions, white-nationalist support for Trump, and the president’s tepid disavowal of that support are only likely to raise more questions about what he meant by “America first.”
The phrase in itself might provide comfort for those of Trump’s supporters who have long railed against what they see as lawmakers in Washington catering to special interests, corporations, and other countries at the expense of, in their view, the American worker. But the phrase “America first” also has a darker recent history and, as my colleague David Graham pointed out Friday, was associated with opponents of the U.S. entering World War II.
The America First Committee (AFC), which was founded in 1940, opposed any U.S. involvement in World War II, and was harshly critical of the Roosevelt administration, which it accused of pressing the U.S. toward war. At its peak, it had 800,000 members across the country, included socialists, *************, and some of the most prominent Americans from some of the most prominent families. There was future President Ford; Sargent Shriver, who’d go on to lead the Peace Corps; and Potter Stewart, the future U.S. Supreme Court justice. It was funded by the families who owned Sears-Roebuck and the Chicago Tribune, but also counted among its ranks prominent anti-Semites of the day.
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Wanna be ****** vs ****** trump. The winner will be decided by who can suck satans d*ck with more vigor.Comment
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