• Joe Biden

    From Aaron Thomas@1:123/525 to All on Tue May 14 22:51:08 2019
    I'm starting to think that Joe Biden might be an alright guy as president, at least on immigration. I saw a video on Fox news from 2006 where he was in
    favor of building a border barrier, as he was complaining about illegal immigration.

    I also heard that he was in favor of college financial aid for illegals,
    which sounds pretty nasty to most conservative-minded people like myself, but
    I think that if he was serious about the border barrier first, then nobody cooperated with him, and illegals flooded in, then as a democrat, he really can't turn his back on them (the illegals) at that point; nobody wanted to
    stop them from coming in? Fine then; we'll have to treat them like they're
    our own (or better.)

    And I also think that sniffing women isn't a bad thing. If Joe Biden wants to sniff chicks, then it's alright with me. I sniff them once in a while too.

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  • From Steve Wolf@1:267/160 to Aaron Thomas on Wed May 15 08:55:22 2019
    Re: Joe Biden
    By: aaron thomas to All on Tue May 14 2019 10:47 pm

    I'm starting to think that Joe Biden might be an alright guy as president, at least on immigration. I saw a video on Fox news from 2006 where he was in favor of building a border barrier, as he was complaining about illegal immigration.

    I also heard that he was in favor of college financial aid for illegals, which sounds pretty nasty to most conservative-minded people like myself,

    If he would have ran in the last election he would have had my vote. Now I'm not to sure. I am a strong Trump supporter and believes he deserves another term after all the "crap" he's put up with. Once a person is elected to office they deserve the respect the Presidency gives them. The Dems have done nothing but "bash" the Presidential office. In turn every putz in congress and the media thinks they can do a better job. It's sad what has happened to our country. It's become unrecognizable to me.

    Steve

    Regards,
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  • From Lee Lofaso@2:221/360 to Aaron Thomas on Wed May 15 17:52:38 2019
    Hello Aaron,

    I'm starting to think that Joe Biden might be an alright guy as president,
    at least on immigration. I saw a video on Fox news from 2006 where he was
    in favor of building a border barrier, as he was complaining about illegal immigration.

    We do need comprehensive immigration reform. About one third of
    the US/Mexican border has a wall, which should be maintained. How
    much more of the border should have a wall remains an open question,
    but it should be noted that it is impossible to have a continuous
    wall along the entire border, given some of the terrain.

    I also heard that he was in favor of college financial aid for illegals, >which sounds pretty nasty to most conservative-minded people like myself,
    but
    I think that if he was serious about the border barrier first, then nobody >cooperated with him, and illegals flooded in, then as a democrat, he really >can't turn his back on them (the illegals) at that point; nobody wanted to >stop them from coming in? Fine then; we'll have to treat them like they're >our own (or better.)

    Gary Hart had a better idea. Just send Mexico as much money as it
    needed. Then US citizens would be going to Mexico for jobs rather
    than the other way around.

    And I also think that sniffing women isn't a bad thing. If Joe Biden wants
    to sniff chicks, then it's alright with me. I sniff them once in a while
    too.

    I was cured of that habit a long time ago. In an elevator in
    New Orleans. A lady walked in, the doors closed, and whatever
    she had on almost floored me. I wound up burning the clothes
    I had on since I could never get the stench out ...

    --Lee

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  • From Lee Lofaso@2:221/360 to Steve Wolf on Wed May 15 21:52:52 2019
    Hello Steve,

    Once a person is elected to office they deserve the respect the Presidency
    gives them.

    President for life?

    We shoulda stuck with Jimmy Carter.

    "Why not the best?" ~Jimmy Carter

    Imagine having a president, first elected in 1976, now 94 years young,
    and still teaching Sunday School in Plains, Georgia ...

    --Lee

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  • From Bob Ackley@1:123/140 to Aaron Thomas on Wed May 15 16:21:20 2019
    I'm starting to think that Joe Biden might be an alright guy as
    president, at
    least on immigration. I saw a video on Fox news from 2006 where he was in favor of building a border barrier, as he was complaining about illegal immigration.

    Don't count on ANY politician - especially a Corruptocrat - to be
    consistent.
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  • From Dale Shipp@1:261/1466 to Steve Wolf on Thu May 16 00:57:02 2019
    On 05-15-19 08:50, Steve Wolf <=-
    spoke to Aaron Thomas about Joe Biden <=-

    If he would have ran in the last election he would have had my vote.
    Now I'm not to sure. I am a strong Trump supporter and believes he deserves another term after all the "crap" he's put up with. Once a
    person is elected to office they deserve the respect the Presidency
    gives them. The Dems have done nothing but "bash" the Presidential
    office. In turn every putz in congress and the media thinks they can do
    a better job. It's sad what has happened to our country. It's become unrecognizable to me.

    Respect is not given, it is earned. Anyone who has issued so many lies
    has eroded any respect he might have been entitled to.

    Dale Shipp
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  • From Ward Dossche@2:292/854 to Steve Wolf on Thu May 16 09:48:56 2019
    Once a person is elected to office they deserve the respect the
    Presidency gives them.

    That is correct, but respect also must be earned, does not free-flow with the title.

    The Dems have done nothing but "bash" the Presidential office. In turn every putz in congress and the media thinks they can do a better job.

    So what else is new? I live a continent away and it's the same here ... people in office will be bashed, comes with the job. Can't stand the heat? Open a candy store.

    But looking at it from an international perspective, the current President has been the most disruptive for as far as I can recollect and that starts with the final days of Eisenhower. I cycled through 12 of them. Internationally, everyone of those Presidents was honoured and duly respected ... everyone, except Trump.

    The cheering section promoting him sounds like a mantra, repeat it long enough and it'll stick, like the Hare Krishna followers ...

    Hare Krisna Hare Krisna
    Krisna Krisna Hare Hare
    Hare Rama Hare Rama
    Rama Rama Hare Hare

    Even the New York Times swallows the fake news and by doing so promotes it to real news ...

    Trump twittered the unemploymency was at an all-time low in March I think. Technically correct but only because of the about 400,000 people who retired and whose jobs became vacant only 200,000 were filled and the other 200,000 scrapped. Statistically correct statement by the President but the reality got a little bit worse ...

    And let's not forget the US military which consists mainly of unemployed people unable to land a real job.

    President Trump is notorious for lying and manipulating. There are in the meantime several websites from respected research institutes, not the dingbats from Breitbart or FoxNews, listing the Trump inaccuracies/lies which are nevertheless being sucked-up by his supporters. And he can just continue doing that unpunished because Congress is powerless through division ... "We The People" ? Not since January 20 2017.

    Here's a list of recent Trump-nonsens ...

    www.politifact.com/personalities/donald-trump/statements/byruling/false/

    In the last few months, his statements were ...

    True 31 (5%)
    Mostly True 72 (11%)
    Half True 96 (14%)
    Mostly False 141 (21%)
    False 230 (34%)
    Pants on Fire 101 (15%)

    And I didn't invent those figures.

    Trump figured he was getting to the Nobel Peace Prize while dealing with North Korea while "Rocket Man" was making a fool of him and showing he was the better politician and the whole world laughed, except the people citing the mantra ... they take it for real.

    Trump has destabilized world-trade which is recovering by mostly slicing the US out of its deals because the US is not a stable trusted partner. World peace, for as much as it exists, depends on stable trade as demonstrated by the EU in Europe and by de-stabilizing that trade, Trump has turned the World into a more dangerous place.

    I'm amazed that so many people fail to recognize this. And it goes beyond party-borders.

    The world is anxiously awaiting someone else, Rep or Dem doesn't matter. Pence would do fine, he is welcomed at NATO meetings more friendly than Trump. During Trump's first 2 visits the welcoming committee prepared 2 versions, one said "Welcome President Trump", the other "Welcome President Pence". Just to be on the safe side.

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  • From Aaron Thomas@1:123/525 to Steve Wolf on Thu May 16 10:14:40 2019
    Now I'm not to sure. I am a strong Trump supporter and believes he deserves another term after all the "crap" he's put up with. Once a
    person is elected to office they deserve the respect the Presidency

    Where were all the protesters at when Obama's initiative to give affordable health care to all Americans flopped? I guess we had better things to do than protest & cry about it when he won re-election.

    office. In turn every putz in congress and the media thinks they can do SW>
    a better job. It's sad what has happened to our country. It's become

    And US senators too! Booker and/or Harris? What do we want them for?! I guess some people miss the days of having a commander in chief basking in the glory of being president, ignoring difficult stuff, doing cheesy stuff that appeals to other lazy people. Those 2 definitely have some popular votes coming their way.

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  • From Aaron Thomas@1:123/525 to Lee Lofaso on Thu May 16 10:25:56 2019
    We do need comprehensive immigration reform. About one third of

    But why? Immigration reform isn't on anyone's to-do list. And it's not pc. If the action Congress has taken is any indication of what's ahead, then forget it; illegal immigrants can't vote, but they can stir emotions and influence actual voters.

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  • From Aaron Thomas@1:123/525 to Dale Shipp on Thu May 16 10:27:44 2019
    Respect is not given, it is earned. Anyone who has issued so many lies has eroded any respect he might have been entitled to.

    I still respect Obama, regardless. Those lies were spoken eloquently.

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  • From Steven Wolf@1:267/160 to Ward Dossche on Thu May 16 10:58:08 2019
    Re: Re: Joe Biden
    By: Ward Dossche to Steve Wolf on Thu May 16 2019 09:48 am

    Once a person is elected to office they deserve the respect the
    Presidency gives them.

    That is correct, but respect also must be earned, does not free-flow with the title.

    I didn't say "kiss is butt" just show some respect for the office. The media talks like they are "above" him. It's disfraceful

    Trump twittered the unemploymency was at an all-time low in March I think.

    I have a problem with this Twitter stuff. The man is entitled to his "opinion" just like the rest of us. He's not required to have all the "facts" straight. Twitter is not an official representation of the White House. It's just a Blog. How do we know every Tweet come from him??

    And let's not forget the US military which consists mainly of unemployed people
    unable to land a real job.

    Wow. Now you want to bash the US Military?? Maybe they won't show up on your side of the world when needed.

    The world is anxiously awaiting someone else, Rep or Dem doesn't matter.
    "The World" doesn't get to Vote. Only US citizens can do that.

    Steven
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  • From Ward Dossche@2:292/854 to Steven Wolf on Thu May 16 21:43:36 2019
    The world is anxiously awaiting someone else, Rep or Dem doesn't
    matter.
    "The World" doesn't get to Vote. Only US citizens can do that.

    Ahaaa ... there you have it ... finally stated clearly ... illegal aliens don't get to vote. As a matter of fact, I think legal aliens don't get to vote either. Only US citizens... :-)

    \%/@rd

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  • From Dale Shipp@1:261/1466 to Steven Wolf on Fri May 17 01:55:06 2019
    On 05-16-19 10:53, Steven Wolf <=-
    spoke to Ward Dossche about Re: Joe Biden <=-

    I have a problem with this Twitter stuff. The man is entitled to his "opinion" just like the rest of us. He's not required to have all the "facts" straight. Twitter is not an official representation of the
    White House.

    He uses it as if it is official. He uses Twitter is to fire
    government officials -- he cannot do it face to face.

    Dale Shipp
    fido_261_1466 (at) verizon (dot) net
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  • From Steven Wolf@1:267/160 to Dale Shipp on Fri May 17 10:43:02 2019
    Re: Twitter
    By: Dale Shipp to Steven Wolf on Fri May 17 2019 01:55 am

    I have a problem with this Twitter stuff. The man is entitled to his
    "opinion" just like the rest of us. He's not required to have all
    the "facts" straight. Twitter is not an official representation of
    the White House.

    He uses it as if it is official. He uses Twitter is to fire
    government officials -- he cannot do it face to face.

    I think it's sad our elected officials will be won or lost by what they say on their Twitter account. Sad indeed.


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  • From Aaron Thomas@1:123/525 to Steven Wolf on Fri May 17 08:38:08 2019
    I didn't say "kiss is butt" just show some respect for the office. The media talks like they are "above" him. It's disfraceful

    It was disrespectful when Trump got elected, and then reporters on CNN
    were referring to him as "Mr. Trump," refusing to call him president.

    CNN used to be my favorite news channel until all this. I think the best looking chicks they got should migrate over to Fox.

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  • From Mike Powell@1:2320/105 to Dale Shipp on Fri May 17 17:24:00 2019
    Respect is not given, it is earned. Anyone who has issued so many lies
    has eroded any respect he might have been entitled to.

    While I agree with this, I also believe there are many in this country who would not have any respect for him, or anyone else, that is not from "the left." While I did not agree with things that Obama or Bill did, I think
    it would be pretty neat to meet them. These folks I am thinking of
    probably would have spit on George H.W. Bush if they met him, especially
    since 2016, yet he, Carter, and Ford are probably the three most-neutral presidents I can remember in my lifetime

    Mike

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  • From Mike Powell@1:2320/105 to Ward Dossche on Fri May 17 17:29:00 2019
    But looking at it from an international perspective, the current President has >been the most disruptive for as far as I can recollect and that starts with the
    final days of Eisenhower. I cycled through 12 of them. Internationally, >everyone of those Presidents was honoured and duly respected ... everyone, >except Trump.

    Well, after a globalist like Obama, I am sure Europe and elsewhere is not
    happy that they are no longer seen as being on equal footing with the
    citizens of the states that actually elect the President. He runs his
    mouth (and fingers) way too much, but it is nice to feel like we actually
    have someone in office who thinks of his own citizens first rather than
    looking down their noses at some of us "fly-over" people.

    I am doubting you'd think so much of a PM who put Americans on the same
    footing as his fellow countrymen, would you?

    Mike

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  • From Mike Powell@1:2320/105 to Steven Wolf on Fri May 17 17:33:00 2019
    And let's not forget the US military which consists mainly of unemployed people
    unable to land a real job.

    Wow. Now you want to bash the US Military?? Maybe they won't show up on your side of the world when needed.

    Thanks, I missed that bit. Europeans have, for a very long time, looked
    down on us... until one of them goes nuts and tears the continent apart.
    Then they cannot wait for our help. A few years pass, and our military "consists mainly of unemployed people unable to land a real job."

    It will happen again. Maybe next time they won't get our help and can all speak German, Arabic, or whatever the mother tongue of their invaders is.

    Mike

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  • From Mike Powell@1:2320/105 to Dale Shipp on Fri May 17 17:35:00 2019
    He uses it as if it is official. He uses Twitter is to fire
    government officials -- he cannot do it face to face.

    I used to think that Obama overused it, and used it to speak about things
    that are not really up to the President (including helping to try people in
    the press).

    However, Trump has taken social media abuse to a whole new level. I wish
    for a future President who rarely uses it.

    Mike

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  • From Bob Ackley@1:123/140 to Aaron Thomas on Sat May 18 10:17:54 2019
    Now I'm not to sure. I am a strong Trump supporter and believes he deserves another term after all the "crap" he's put up with. Once a person is elected to office they deserve the respect the Presidency

    Where were all the protesters at when Obama's initiative to give affordable health care to all Americans flopped? I guess we had better things to
    do than
    protest & cry about it when he won re-election.

    office. In turn every putz in congress and the media thinks they
    can do SW>
    a better job. It's sad what has happened to our country. It's become

    And US senators too! Booker and/or Harris? What do we want them for?! I
    guess
    some people miss the days of having a commander in chief basking in the
    glory
    of being president, ignoring difficult stuff, doing cheesy stuff that
    appeals
    to other lazy people. Those 2 definitely have some popular votes coming
    their
    way.

    In point of fact, the town drunk could do a better job than any of the
    crooks in congress, including the senate
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  • From Bob Ackley@1:123/140 to Aaron Thomas on Sat May 18 10:19:20 2019
    We do need comprehensive immigration reform. About one third of

    But why? Immigration reform isn't on anyone's to-do list. And it's not
    pc. If
    the action Congress has taken is any indication of what's ahead, then
    forget
    it; illegal immigrants can't vote, but they can stir emotions and influence actual voters.

    Actually, illegal immigrants can and DO vote. Obviously they're not
    supposed to because they aren't citizens, but they do anyway. Texas has
    nearly 100,000 illegal immigrants on its voter rolls and the
    Corruptocrats won't let the state take them off
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  • From Bob Ackley@1:123/140 to Steven Wolf on Sat May 18 10:23:26 2019
    And let's not forget the US military which consists mainly of
    unemployed
    people
    unable to land a real job.

    Wow. Now you want to bash the US Military?? Maybe they won't show up
    on your
    side of the world when needed.

    I don't know that the US military consists MAINLY of unemployed people,
    but it is a way for people with no or few skills to obtain employment and training. I joined the Air Force primarily to dodge the draft - which
    tells you how long ago that was <grin> - but also to get some job training. Twenty years, six months, eleven days, thirteen hours and forty minutes
    later I retired from the AF and got a real job <grin> (and that was 36
    years ago)
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  • From Bob Ackley@1:123/140 to Mike Powell on Sat May 18 10:28:00 2019
    And let's not forget the US military which consists mainly of
    unemployed
    people
    unable to land a real job.

    Wow. Now you want to bash the US Military?? Maybe they won't show up
    on your
    side of the world when needed.

    Thanks, I missed that bit. Europeans have, for a very long time, looked
    down on us... until one of them goes nuts and tears the continent apart.
    Then they cannot wait for our help. A few years pass, and our military "consists mainly of unemployed people unable to land a real job."

    It will happen again. Maybe next time they won't get our help and can all speak German, Arabic, or whatever the mother tongue of their invaders is.

    Russian, most likely
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  • From Lee Lofaso@2:221/360 to Aaron Thomas on Sat May 18 19:46:38 2019
    Hello Aaron,

    We do need comprehensive immigration reform. About one third of

    But why? Immigration reform isn't on anyone's to-do list. And it's not pc.
    If
    the action Congress has taken is any indication of what's ahead, then forget >it; illegal immigrants can't vote, but they can stir emotions and influence >actual voters.

    Without comprehensive immigration reform, then no improvement can
    be made. It takes both parties to work things out in order to make
    changes. Otherwise, we will all be stuck with what we have.

    --Lee

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  • From Lee Lofaso@2:221/360 to Dale Shipp on Sat May 18 19:47:10 2019
    Hello Dale,

    I have a problem with this Twitter stuff. The man is entitled to his >SW>"opinion" just like the rest of us. He's not required to have all the >SW>"facts" straight. Twitter is not an official representation of the >SW>White House.

    He uses it as if it is official. He uses Twitter is to fire
    government officials -- he cannot do it face to face.

    He can if he uses Facetime on iPad.

    OTOH, I should not be giving him any ideas ...

    --Lee

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  • From Lee Lofaso@2:221/360 to Steven Wolf on Sat May 18 19:47:38 2019
    Hello Steven,

    I have a problem with this Twitter stuff. The man is entitled to his >SW>>"opinion" just like the rest of us. He's not required to have all
    the "facts" straight. Twitter is not an official representation of >SW>>the White House.

    He uses it as if it is official. He uses Twitter is to fire
    government officials -- he cannot do it face to face.

    I think it's sad our elected officials will be won or lost by what they say
    on their Twitter account. Sad indeed.

    Madonna dumped her boyfriend by sending him a text message
    from her cell phone. But that was before twitter.

    Now we have the president of the united states exchanging love
    letters via twitter with various dictators from around the world.

    I'm just glad he hasn't found snapchat yet.

    --Lee

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  • From Steven Wolf@1:267/160 to Lee Lofaso on Sat May 18 21:10:46 2019
    Re: Twitter
    By: Lee Lofaso to Steven Wolf on Sat May 18 2019 07:50 pm

    Hello Steven,

    I have a problem with this Twitter stuff. The man is entitled to
    his SW>>"opinion" just like the rest of us. He's not required to have

    Now we have the president of the united states exchanging love
    letters via twitter with various dictators from around the world.

    I'm just glad he hasn't found snapchat yet.

    I used to keep informed by the Evening News and Newspaper. Now when I watch the news the headline is what Donald Trump said on his Twitter Page. The the entire world has an opinion about his opinion. I just want the facts! Opinions are like butt-holes. Everyone has one and everyone thinks the other one's stink! That's just my opinion....I could be wrong. (Dennis Miller HBO)

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  • From Mike Powell@1:2320/105 to Steven Wolf on Sun May 19 13:19:00 2019
    I used to keep informed by the Evening News and Newspaper. Now when I watch
    the news the headline is what Donald Trump said on his Twitter Page. The the >entire world has an opinion about his opinion. I just want the facts! Opinions >are like butt-holes. Everyone has one and everyone thinks the other one's >stink! That's just my opinion....I could be wrong. (Dennis Miller HBO)

    Agreed. What people say on Twitter is not news, and the newcasters who are using it to fill their news programs are lazy.

    Mike

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  • From Aaron Thomas@1:123/525 to Bob Ackley on Sun May 19 00:37:14 2019
    In point of fact, the town drunk could do a better job than any of the crooks in congress, including the senate

    Sheldon Whitehouse is a US senator who looks like he's drunk all the time. Maybe that will work?

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  • From Aaron Thomas@1:123/525 to Bob Ackley on Sun May 19 00:38:56 2019
    supposed to because they aren't citizens, but they do anyway. Texas has nearly 100,000 illegal immigrants on its voter rolls and the
    Corruptocrats won't let the state take them off

    Let me guess: It's a human rights thing? Being pc is probably more important than stopping any crime from happening.

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  • From Aaron Thomas@1:123/525 to Lee Lofaso on Sun May 19 01:06:38 2019
    Without comprehensive immigration reform, then no improvement can
    be made. It takes both parties to work things out in order to make changes. Otherwise, we will all be stuck with what we have.

    So you're saying that Trump is doing a good thing by passing his watered-down proposal to Congress?

    I think so too. If they don't like it, we can change some stuff around, and
    try again.

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  • From Aaron Thomas@1:123/525 to Lee Lofaso on Sun May 19 01:14:06 2019
    Now we have the president of the united states exchanging love
    letters via twitter with various dictators from around the world.

    Trump's data plan is less expensive than Obama's planeful of cash plan. I
    give Obama credit for making "planeful" the standard measurement for payment
    to sponsors of terrorism. How many "planefuls" has Trump offered in his
    handout buffet?

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  • From Lee Lofaso@2:221/360 to Aaron Thomas on Sat May 25 00:05:22 2019
    Hello Aaron,

    Without comprehensive immigration reform, then no improvement can
    be made. It takes both parties to work things out in order to make >LL>changes. Otherwise, we will all be stuck with what we have.

    So you're saying that Trump is doing a good thing by passing his
    watered-down proposal to Congress?

    Piece-meal immigration reform is not comprehensive immigration reform.
    Time for the Trump administration to man up and allow for a vote in
    both houses so that comprehensive immigration reform can finally be
    passed, thus allowing him to sign it into law.

    I think so too. If they don't like it, we can change some stuff around, and
    try again.

    Piece-meal immigration reform is what the Congress has been doing
    for decades. The only reason why comprehensive immigration reform
    has not been passed is because Republican leadership in the House
    refused a vote to be taken. With the Democrats now having the
    majority in the House, the onus is on the Republican leadership
    in the Senate. But we all know that Senate majority leader Mitch
    McConnell will never allow it to come to a vote, now that the
    Democrats control the House.

    --Lee

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  • From Lee Lofaso@2:221/360 to Aaron Thomas on Sat May 25 00:05:28 2019
    Hello Aaron,

    Now we have the president of the united states exchanging love
    letters via twitter with various dictators from around the world.

    Trump's data plan is less expensive than Obama's planeful of cash plan.

    The Trump administration paid $2 million USD for a nearly dead
    young man named Otto to be returned to the US. How much did the
    Obama administration pay for Americans being held hostage in NK?

    I give Obama credit for making "planeful" the standard measurement for
    payment to sponsors of terrorism.

    The Obama administration imposed sanctions on Russia after it
    invaded (and illegally annexed) part of Ukraine. President Trump
    has publicly stated he wants to lift those sanctions, without
    any concessions from Russia. This is akin to rewarding the aggressor
    for having broken international law.

    How many "planefuls" has Trump offered in his handout buffet?

    Trump has been engaged in a money laundering scheme with the Russians
    since before the presidential election. Imagine the horror when the
    Congress finally gets hold of those income tax returns. Speaker
    Pelosi will have no choice but to initiate impeachment proceedings ...

    --Lee

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    Everybody Loves Our Buns

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  • From Aaron Thomas@1:123/525 to Lee Lofaso on Wed May 29 10:36:36 2019
    So you're saying that Trump is doing a good thing by passing his
    watered-down proposal to Congress?

    Piece-meal immigration reform is not comprehensive immigration reform.

    It's a piece of something. Very disappointing, but it's still better than nothing, for me.

    Ilhan Omar doesn't like it either; she said she feels bad for latinos because none of them have any useful skills. I think she'll be pleasantly surprised that many of them will make the grade though.

    in the Senate. But we all know that Senate majority leader Mitch McConnell will never allow it to come to a vote, now that the

    Why wouldn't he?

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  • From Lee Lofaso@2:221/360 to Aaron Thomas on Thu May 30 20:57:56 2019
    Hello Aaron,

    So you're saying that Trump is doing a good thing by passing his >LL>>watered-down proposal to Congress?

    Piece-meal immigration reform is not comprehensive immigration reform.

    It's a piece of something. Very disappointing, but it's still better than >nothing, for me.

    Constantly running a car on an empty tank is never going to solve
    the problem.

    Ilhan Omar doesn't like it either; she said she feels bad for latinos
    because
    none of them have any useful skills. I think she'll be pleasantly surprised >that many of them will make the grade though.

    Visas for those with skills exist. Not an unlimited number.
    And only good for a certain amount of time.

    in the Senate. But we all know that Senate majority leader Mitch >LL>McConnell will never allow it to come to a vote, now that the

    Why wouldn't he?

    When the Republicans had a majority in the House, the Senate
    majority passed a bill for comprehensive immigration reform by
    unanimous consent. The bill was then sent to the House, in
    which the House leadership refused to allow a vote to be held.

    Now that the Democrats have a majority in the House, the
    Senate leadership will never allow a vote to be held if the
    House passes a bill for comprehensive immigration reform.

    That way, Donald Trump can always blame the Nancy Pelosi
    and the Democrats for all his problems, rather than Mitch
    McConnell and the Republicans.

    --Lee

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  • From Mike Powell@1:2320/105 to Lee Lofaso on Thu May 30 18:38:00 2019
    Constantly running a car on an empty tank is never going to solve
    the problem.

    That is how the Democrats in Kentucky have done it for years and years, but they still never give up.

    Mike

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  • From Lee Lofaso@2:221/360 to Mike Powell on Fri May 31 14:07:54 2019
    Hello Mike,

    Constantly running a car on an empty tank is never going to solve
    the problem.

    That is how the Democrats in Kentucky have done it for years and years, but
    they still never give up.

    Sooner or later the opposition will run out of horsepower
    and the horse without horsepower will actually win. Kind of
    like what happened at the latest run for the roses.

    --Lee

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    Erections, That's Our Game

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