Link to you ever once pointing out anything bad he has done.
Once and for all, the only people with TDS
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Who wants Universal Healthcare? The West of the World has it. You don't.
Who wants open borders? You did for 240 years.
Who supports Islam? Is the answer Buddah?
Who want's a President that face fucks and rapes 13 year old girls? You do.
Who want's a President who has robbed the American taxpayer to the tune of 2 billion dollars? You do.
Who want's a President who is mentioned 1000's of times in the Epstein files that have not all been released ? You do.
Who wants a President who ignores the judiciary that he appointed? You do.
Who wants a President who ignores Congress? You do.
Who wants a President who is quite happy to ignore the two other branches of governance? You do.
Who wants a President who falls asleep and makes Biden look alert? You do.
Who wants a President who has full control of his bowels in the Oval Office while taking plaudits? You do.
Who gives a fuck just how far you Jimmy Jones your own opinions Dove!
No more wars. Straight of Trump, Gulf of America and Lake America will all Make America Great Again!
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I enjoyed Trump being bamboozled by the Danes will agreeing to the same Treaty that America already had with Denmark in regard to Greenland. A win win for his astounding ignorance and stupidity.
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The Strait of Trump is closed, the Strait of Hormuz was open right up until Netanyahu lead your prophet to profit his holy land.
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So you would prefer a President who does not have full control of his bowels??
Jack, are you available?
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Now, now. If she wants to destroy her ability to spew toxic stupidity into the universe, I'm all in favor.
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'I think I am actually the most humble person.”
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Wait, what?
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In other words you line up with the fools.
Logix and Engrish?
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Ask your kids to help you out DD
Ask your kid why you're living in a Temu Retirement Village (aka a former Motel 6 in the desert)....
No. I am telling you, clearly and plainy, that YOU have TDS, pal. You've got it bad. I worry about your sanity. Sincerely.
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When are you going to come back and 'splain at us and at Trump how the United States Government doesn't even know what form of Government it is?
A democracy or a republic? History shows that some Americans are asking the wrong question
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Hey Duhv @Dove
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On the
crowd chart, Barack Obama is placed in the authoritarian right quadrant with coordinates around 6.0 for economic (right-wing) and 6.0 for social/authority (authoritarian).
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Key Details on Obama's Placement
President Obama will leave behind plenty of populist rhetoric, but his record on economic policy is eight years of corporatism.
For two terms, Obama grew the government’s role in the economy, often in concert with big business, and usually to its benefit. If President-elect Trump was aided by the perception that Washington rigs the game in favor of the big guys, Obama’s consistent corporatism is a key culprit.
The phrase “crony capitalism” became popular on the Right during the Obama years, but it’s a little off-target as a criticism of Obama. Crony capitalism connotes doing favors for friends and hurting enemies. Did some of that go on under Obama? Of course. (See the Clinton Global Initiative, for instance.)
But mostly, Obama wasn’t doling out quid-pro-quo goodies as much as he was creating an economic system — of more regulations, more mandates, more subsidies — that favored the big guys.
Obama’s corporatist streak revealed itself early with his pick of Tim Geithner, a chief author of the Wall Street bailouts, as treasury secretary. In crafting the Troubled Asset Relief Program under President Bush and implementing it under President Obama, Geithner wasn’t simply trying to stop panic and ward off a meltdown. He was trying to make sure the post-crisis financial sector looked a lot like the pre-crisis one. That is, Geithner wasn’t just trying to save the economy, he was trying to save the big banks.
Big banks have many virtues. An economy without Bank of America and Wells Fargo, and with a smaller JP Morgan would lack some things. It also might be a financial sector less in danger of systemic meltdown, and with more competition. Geithner probably saw that trade-off, but he thought the liquidity and the particular type of stability provided by the big guys was too important to give up.
Obama and Geithner’s bailouts and regulations helped widen the moat that protects the big guys from competition, and helped make the big banks more or less immortal. It would be easy to call it Wall Street cronyism, but financial corporatism is more precise.
Obama’s stimulus, in his second month, was a giant raft of subsidies for everyone from the concrete pourers to the computer makers to the solar-panel peddlers. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce endorsed this massive spending bill.
Obamacare was another exercise in corporatism. Hammered out in the back room with the drug lobby and the hospital lobby, Obamacare directly (and perhaps deliberately) has driven consolidation among hospitals and insurers. The law includes subsidies for hospitals, mandates to buy private insurance, plus protections and subsidies for drug companies. No wonder the drug lobby celebrated the law’s passage and pledged money to re-elect Democratic senators who voted for it. No wonder insurers and hospitals defended it in court.
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On the
crowd chart, Barack Obama is placed in the authoritarian right quadrant with coordinates around 6.0 for economic (right-wing) and 6.0 for social/authority (authoritarian).
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Key Details on Obama's Placement
- The Official Stance: The creators of the
Political Compass website
place mainstream American politicians—including Barack Obama and his Republican opponents—tightly clustered in the upper-right (authoritarian right/conservative) quadrant when viewed from a global or European political perspective.
The Tyee +1 - Economic Score (~6.0): This reflects his support for capitalist economic systems, corporate structures, and market-based policies rather than socialist economics.
- Social/Authoritarian Score (~6.0): This reflects policies from his administration regarding national security, continued or expanded executive surveillance authorities (like certain FISA provisions), and drone strikes, which the test categorizes on the authoritarian side of the social axis.
- Context vs. U.S. Perception: While he is viewed domestically in the U.S. as a liberal or center-left figure, the Political Compass model places him on the right side of its global economic scale because mainstream American politics generally centers around capitalist governance.
- The Official Stance: The creators of the
President Obama will leave behind plenty of populist rhetoric, but his record on economic policy is eight years of corporatism.
For two terms, Obama grew the government’s role in the economy, often in concert with big business, and usually to its benefit. If President-elect Trump was aided by the perception that Washington rigs the game in favor of the big guys, Obama’s consistent corporatism is a key culprit.
The phrase “crony capitalism” became popular on the Right during the Obama years, but it’s a little off-target as a criticism of Obama. Crony capitalism connotes doing favors for friends and hurting enemies. Did some of that go on under Obama? Of course. (See the Clinton Global Initiative, for instance.)
But mostly, Obama wasn’t doling out quid-pro-quo goodies as much as he was creating an economic system — of more regulations, more mandates, more subsidies — that favored the big guys.
Obama’s corporatist streak revealed itself early with his pick of Tim Geithner, a chief author of the Wall Street bailouts, as treasury secretary. In crafting the Troubled Asset Relief Program under President Bush and implementing it under President Obama, Geithner wasn’t simply trying to stop panic and ward off a meltdown. He was trying to make sure the post-crisis financial sector looked a lot like the pre-crisis one. That is, Geithner wasn’t just trying to save the economy, he was trying to save the big banks.
Big banks have many virtues. An economy without Bank of America and Wells Fargo, and with a smaller JP Morgan would lack some things. It also might be a financial sector less in danger of systemic meltdown, and with more competition. Geithner probably saw that trade-off, but he thought the liquidity and the particular type of stability provided by the big guys was too important to give up.
Obama and Geithner’s bailouts and regulations helped widen the moat that protects the big guys from competition, and helped make the big banks more or less immortal. It would be easy to call it Wall Street cronyism, but financial corporatism is more precise.
Obama’s stimulus, in his second month, was a giant raft of subsidies for everyone from the concrete pourers to the computer makers to the solar-panel peddlers. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce endorsed this massive spending bill.
Obamacare was another exercise in corporatism. Hammered out in the back room with the drug lobby and the hospital lobby, Obamacare directly (and perhaps deliberately) has driven consolidation among hospitals and insurers. The law includes subsidies for hospitals, mandates to buy private insurance, plus protections and subsidies for drug companies. No wonder the drug lobby celebrated the law’s passage and pledged money to re-elect Democratic senators who voted for it. No wonder insurers and hospitals defended it in court.
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You should be so lucky DD. Still pooping in the ditch behind your shack, as you described? In reality, I’ve got it all. Please, WTF is Temu?
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"There is only one party in the United States, the Property Party … and it has two right wings: Republican and Democrat." Gore Vidal
Exactly.
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This is the famous "One Party System" of which anti-LibiConists speak.
Where did I say that I pooped near my home? I'll wait for the link.
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Your turn to fInd it.
Put up or shut up, Creepy. You made the claim, not me. The onus is on you.
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Kinda hard to know where to start.
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Trump to sign an edict changing the name of artificial intelligence to Super Intelligence! Trump always looking out for Main Street! I think this will bring peace to the Middle East and lower the cost of living for all Americans!
That along with renaming Lake Ontario, Lake America, will bring the whole damn world into perfect alignment.
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Community Notes.
"Fact is a republic is a FUCKING DEMOCRACY. "
No Monarchies can also be democratic.
"That is the form of government".
Wrong, democracy is how you select people and is not a form of Government.
"People want you to think otherwise because they are trying to make the idea of dictatership more palatable to you."
Dictatorships emerge in low Trust Societies, mass immigration creates low trust societies.
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That's the fact, you and your MAGA brethren and sistren are lemming toolbags.
. You are the enemy within."
Wrong, the enemy within are the ones who let outsiders in to take the city.
DID YOU FIND THIS HELPFUL?
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I heard he’s considering changing the name of Obamacare to TrumpCare, in two weeks.
Will that "flatten the curve" (on your malfunctioning covid jabs poisoned dick)?
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Shows me you’d Poop anywhere. So unsanitary DD. Especially on a plate or on a hiking path. Not very nice.
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