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Are you familiar with the term, "gish gallop?"@0nelilreb .... ^^^^ This guy ^^^^ .... is wordy as hell.
Are you familiar with the term, "gish gallop?"@0nelilreb .... ^^^^ This guy ^^^^ .... is wordy as hell.
@0nelilreb .... ^^^^ This guy ^^^^ .... is wordy as hell.
Problem is that the people who can do this get fired
What middle school has a playground?After firing they are threatened to sign N.D.A's to not say anything and /or get labeled by drumpf as unamerican. All the sheeple point and say "yeah unamerican" This is usually followed by drumpf using his small tweeter to assign a sophomoric nickname that wouldn't fly on a middle school playground.
This is called "draining the swamp" hahaha
Why do you ask? Freak.
It was just a joke, obviously. Don't be so sensitive.You are so asinine that you can't see the irony in someone calling out the President for using childish nicknames while calling the President a childish nickname. It is one of your best qualities.It's why I like you so much.
Since the guy that runs this place is Freak, I'm going to take that as a compliment.
Why would we hold Putin accountable, I mean why start now?"If reporting about Russian bounties is true, the White House must explain: 1. Why weren't the president or vice president briefed? 2. Who did know and when? 3. What has been done in response to protect our forces & hold Putin accountable?" - Liz Cheney, Chair of the House Republican Conference.
So, Benghazi warranted a Congressional hearing but this doesn't? Yeah, I see where you're coming from. There are some questions that need to be answered here.
This is a shocking development. Shocking!New Pentagon Afghanistan report:
“As of February, the Russian government was working with the central government, regional countries, and the Taliban to gain increased influence in Afghanistan, expedite a US military withdrawal, and address security challenges that might arise. Russia has politically supported the Taliban to cultivate influence with the group, limit the Western military presence, and encourage counter ISIS operations, although Russia publicly denies their involvement.”
Why are criminal leaks of classified information so widely accepted by the Trump haters?This intelligence is over a year old. There is nothing to indicate that the Trump Administration even wanted these intelligence reports verified. To the contrary, they were perfectly content to just let the reports sit there and fester. Hence, the reason there were leaks. Judging by today's tweet storm, Trump has long since made up his mind that there is nothing to it. He has even resorted to employing his old stand-by term of "hoax" to describe this intelligence. Trump simply doesn't want to believe it... much less ever do anything about it. But why is Trump so deferential to Putin and Russia? Trump is clearly more concerned with the source of the leaks, than he is concerned with whether or not this intelligence is accurate. And just to be clear - "unverified" does not mean "untrue". How can you describe something which hasn't been verified, as either accurate or inaccurate? Trump shouldn't be using words like "hoax". Such language demonstrates that there is now an agenda in place to discredit these reports, when Trump's only objective should be to arrive at the truth - whatever that may be.