Summed up in five minutes... and Mike, please pay attention to the last 45 seconds.... or at the least, the last 5 seconds

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1d9lm-T87AQ

I'm so sorry Schwartz. I forgot that, unless it appears on Faux News, it's just not true.

Gosh Schwartz, you and the rest of the dummies had no problem with Chumlee bringing my wife in thanks to K-Lube spilling his guts. But, as it turned out, Chumlee had named his favorite appendage for polishing the Bishop's knob. Why would he discuss that in polite company?

Grow your own pair and fight your own battles. JFC, you can't make this up!

I would Carl but I'm too, too depressed.

Just got a note on how Dems should conduct themselves over the next four years.


The election is over and all reasonable Democrats need to move on in the interest of the country. We need to accept and support President Trump’s mandate. It is clearly ungracious to take to the streets to protest the results of a democratic election. So, no time for sour grapes, I suggest the following:

1) We should encourage our elected representatives to extend the SAME consideration to President Trump as was accorded by our Republican breathren to President Obama.

2) We should advise our Senators and Representatives NOT to scrutinize President Trump’s business dealings with any less vigor than that which was used during President Clinton’s Whitewater investigation.

3) Naturally we would suggest that Democrat’s NOT pursue allegations of sexual impropriety with any less zest than was applied during the Monica Lewinsky and Paula Jones cases.

No doubt, if our elected representatives follow these guidelines, we can expect President Trump to achieve his expected destiny for the good of the American people.

What say you all?


Well, what say you all?

Mike,
Come on over to the 'logical, correct side',
you'll feel a lot better. Take a deep breath, .........exhale, there, that's better

Muslim teacher receives anonymous note about headscarf: ‘Hang yourself’

"Dear Americans,

Go ahead, vote for the guy with the loud voice who hates minorities, threatens to imprison his opponents, doesn't give a kiss about democracy, and claims he alone can fix everything. What could possibly go wrong.

Good luck.

- The people of Germany

#beentheredonethat

Donald Trump on Sunday told his supporters to stop harassing minorities, in his first televised sit-down interview since becoming President-elect.

"I am so saddened to hear that," Trump told CBS' Lesley Stahl on "60 Minutes" when she said Latinos and Muslims are facing harassment. "And I say, 'Stop it.' If it -- if it helps, I will say this, and I will say right to the cameras: 'Stop it.'"

Trump directed his comments to his own supporters whom Stahl said have written racist slogans or chanted degrading messages -- particularly in schools. It was a powerful appeal to a nation ripped apart by the divisive 2016 campaign. Trump's election has left Democrats angry and many minorities fearful about the future.


What else ya got Schwartz?

What do you make of this Schwantz?


Have you ever seen someone being publicly harassed by haters? I hadn’t...before this week. Looks like I’ll have to get better prepared for dealing with it.

Thursday night after work I stopped to get gas at a busy intersection. Earlier in the day I had listened to an elderly Jewish woman whose family escaped the Holocaust when she was 6 years old tell me her fears about the election results, about how history seemed to be repeating itself. I had just finished a diary recalling Mom’s wisdom: “This, too, shall pass.” I pulled around to the open pump in front of a jacked-up big-wheel pick-up truck. As I swiped my debit card I heard yelling and saw a tall, skinny, hyped-up shaved-headed tattooed chain-bedecked shirtless young guy swaggering back to his truck where awaited another skinhead in the passenger seat. Oh, great. I turned away and started pumping gas, but the yelling intensified and had definitely taken on a threatening tone. I turned and looked again, and saw the tall skinhead now hurling invectives at a young brown man gassing up his beater Toyota across the way.

I moved to the back of my car, crossed my arms, and made eye contact with the young brown man, not sure what else to do but bear witness. I wanted to walk up to the two young tattooed chain-covered punks and scold them, but they seemed too out-of-control with rage and something else— Drugs? Alcohol? so I kept my distance but kept watching them, feeling helpless and somewhat cowardly. I didn’t want to get hurt. I am not a hero or a warrior. I didn’t want to escalate the situation.

The young brown man stood there impassively, watching the two thugs. I couldn’t make out the words they were screaming over their truck’s engine, but their intent was clear. The tall skinhead jumped back in his truck and gunned it, still yelling, and then spotted me, a 60 year-old professionally dressed white lady giving him the stink-eye. His truck suddenly lurched towards me and I thought, Well, there goes my car, as it looked like he was going to ram the back of it. As he narrowly swerved around my car he bellowed out the window at me:

“RAPE AND MURDER, BITCH! We’re free now, we can do anything we want! We’re free!”

So this guy will be one of the most powerful people in the US? Not very reassuring to be honest.

http://qz.com/836329/breitbart-head...-strategist-steve-bannon-sees-the-world/

Apologies Mike, but I thought the "time to fight" would have been BEFORE the election?

Since it appears there weren't enough people pulling levers to overwhelmingly approve a different candidate, I think the "fight" now would be more directly with your congressional representatives?

If you were too lazy to vote, then you shouldn't complain about what you "got".

But if it makes you feel better, toss all that internet crap out because that will CERTAINLY make everyone change their mind... (sarcasm) Everything I read on the internet must be true, of course...

You are certainly entitled to your opinion and it's wonderful that we can conduct a healthy debate of issues (perhaps more effectively in person that on an electronic forum).

I for one am quite interested in what (if any) progress is made by the next administration toward the deficit, foreign policy, tax code changes, climate change and a host of other more state-centric issues.

But my perception of "progress" may be much different than yours. There are NEVER any easy (or simple) answers to the questions of governance, and spouting one just makes one appear simple or uninformed. I believe we all saw that during the debates.

Stay tuned... Cabinet appointees are coming. The rubber will hit the road (or not) soon enough!

The fight now is for 2018.

indeed....

There was a fight, and against all odds... Trump won! This fight election is over, and there are more coming up... now is the time to start.

But..... I think the next time around people are going to be looking at different sources for information... The media screwed this one up big time

http://www.people-press.org/2012/08...ity-ratings-for-most-news-organizations/

Like I said, I didn't vote for Trump... but it was a pleasure to watch Wolf Blitzer and Rachelle Maddow implode with PA was announced...

Best analogy of what just happened...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w_rk5rp499Q

Still got questions Schwantz? There's a lot more answers.

"Like I said, I didn't vote for Trump..."

I expect we will be hearing that quite a lot as reality sets in.

Word.