GOP really has such razor thin majority in one level of Congress, not much they can do or pass.. all you can do is throw up road blocks to stupid and bloated bills, and then you are ‘the bad guy’…but seeing as how Americans are generally pretty stupid now and don’t understand how all of this works, you are right, Biden may win it.. perception is reality
It's never been a policy issue with Trump.How about a moderate Republican? If you get past the persona, Trump is actually pretty middle of the road socially on a lot of things, except he is firm on the whole border invasion problem..which is a problemand that people should be able to defend themselves, which they should.. not really over the top conservative ideas.. just pragmatic ones
He was speaking to a catholic audience whose views probably align with his. Outrage culture over other people's beliefs needs to stop, F off, and be shouted down. Dude has an opinion. Why the hell are we accepting the idea of cancelling him? Those wanting to cancel him, which I'm not saying you are, are a hell of a lot more worrisome then him
I didn't say a word about "canceling" him .... He's just a field goal kicker.
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Of course not everyone agreed. Its just asinine people are acting like this is some shocking belief. We will allow outrage for this. And we will be quiet about arainged marriages, women not being allowed to drive, women forced to be be covered, or how homosexuals are treated. Seems like the left only rages if its a belief of a Christ based religion.I didn't say a word about "canceling" him .... He's just a field goal kicker.
Students speak out on Harrison Butker's 'uncomfortable' commencement address
In the days since the address, neither Butker nor Benedictine College have commented about the backlash — and graduates have been left to grapple with the fallout.
It doesn't look like everyone in attendance liked the speech. Even Catholics evolve. I agree the speech wasn't right or wrong. It was an archaic perspective. Like something Archie Bunker would have said to Meathead in 1976.
It's an archaic belief. It doesn't reflect life in the year 2024. Most households don't include a professional athlete, and the reality that two incomes are necessary to raise children is prevalent. That has nothing to do with anyone's religious beliefs. It's a socio-economic reality. At best, Butker was guilty of having a narrow perspective.
