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Originally posted by PR64:

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Originally posted by LS1 GTO:
Since his win - has anyone considered signing up for twatter just "follow" Trump?

I did just that 6 months ago.

Ummmm NO ,,,,, I mean HELL NO.

Julie Golob posted a great safety pin picture.

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Originally posted by Kadin:
And I believe there's a provision for Congress to refuse to accept the votes of the electors and require the state to appoint a new one if they do act as faithless electors.

Source? Never heard of such a thing. It's not even against the rules in every state, and even in the ones where it is the penalties are pretty mild.

I'm not worried about it this time in any case, but I don't think that's a thing...

I'll just add to what I understand of Parabellum's post. If the dems did find a way to damage the electoral college for Hillary's benefit there would be a degree of civil unrest. If they managed to pollute it enough to get Hillary elected, there would be civil war. There is no way this goes beyond a pipe dream of miserable thrashers. The most I'll take from this whole fiasco is which of the Leftist agitators are acting so I can keep an eye on them. This will go no where.

Most of the states donald won have laws against the EC voters. She is far behind i. Those and even then he has a very good lead not to mention those 2 washing E C who arent voting for hill. Nothing to worry about.

The "main stream media" completely abdicated their journalistic responsibilities. Everyone in America paying even half-awake attention knows this. Who are CNN, NBC, FOX etc.? They are enemies of Donald Trump. That would be President Donald Trump.

In that role as political antagonists they make themselves irrelevant. What point is "the news" if it is filled with deceit and treachery? Their audience will soon dwindle to bitter leftists hungry for anti-Trump propaganda. It's a small audience, all in all.

The change that Donald Trump has already wrought is phenomenal. The UniParty was eye opening for me. Seeing the Bushes for who they really are was a revelation. Fathoming the depth of the corruption of the Clintons, and the scope and complexity of Washington corruption: The glaring corruption of the agencies of the federal government, the Dept. of Justice, the IRS, BATF, FBI. It's both sickening and exhilarating.

It's been like taking out part of a wall of your house and finding it crawling with rats. Horrible, but it's the first step toward driving them out, and rebuilding the damaged parts of the house so that it is a sound and healthful place to live in again. MAGA. Thank you, Donald, we are with you for the duration.

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Originally posted by parabellum:

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Originally posted by sdy:
They would be giving interviews like this from Matt Harrigan

http://www.wkbw.com/news/natio...ct-says-he-was-drunk

Yes, they would, except they'd be doing that silhouette/disguised voice thing.

Hey, douchebag! You're getting death threats? And you're surprised?

Now he really has something to get drunk about!

I loved the part in the story where he says he's now getting death threats, and is afraid for his family.
Hmm.

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Originally posted by Cookster:

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Originally posted by fwbulldog:

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Originally posted by parabellum:
A psych eval. Perfect.

Wait until he gets the bill. Tee-hee!

Maybe his relative Gloria, can file a lawsuit or something to get the charges waived, based on some nebulous claim of social injustice?!

"Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment.
Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment.
Oh what I want is shock treatment."
-The Ramones

Commentary: The unbearable smugness of the press


The mood in the Washington press corps is bleak, and deservedly so. It shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone that, with a few exceptions, we were all tacitly or explicitly #WithHer, which has led to a certain anguish in the face of Donald Trump's victory. More than that and more importantly, we also missed the story, after having spent months mocking the people who had a better sense of what was going on. This is all symptomatic of modern journalism's great moral and intellectual failing: its unbearable smugness ... Journalists, at our worst, see ourselves as a priestly caste. We believe we not only have access to the indisputable facts, but also a greater truth, a system of beliefs divined from an advanced understanding of justice ... The public's estimation of the press declines even further -- fewer than one-in-three Americans trust the press ...

’Donald Trump is going to be our President. We owe him an open mind and the chance to lead.’

Exactly. Gnashing teeth, pulling hair out or curling up into a little ball and screaming, ‘Mummy, this is all just a horrible nightmare isn’t it?’ won’t alter the result. President Trump has happened, and a true American will now give him their support, however much it sticks in their gullet to do so.

As for my long-time friend, I remember what he said to me back in 2008 about his life philosophy: ‘You’ve gotta win. That’s what it’s all about. You know, Muhammad Ali used to talk and talk, but he won. If you talk and talk but you lose, the act doesn’t play.’ Trump, against all the odds and mockery, just won the biggest prize of them all. Congratulations Donald – now go prove them all wrong again and be a great president.

The More the Privileged Elite Sucked up to Clinton, the More Determined it Made Mr and Mrs Ordinary American to Trigger Millennial Armageddon Piers Morgan

... Trump won because he challenged all political convention and every single facet of the establishment. He took on his 17 Republican rivals, the Democrats, the print and TV media, Washington and Wall Street elites, and sneering foreign leaders ... Love him or hate him, he was constantly speaking about things that Americans really worry about.

He also positioned himself against the corrupt, self-interested, lobby group infested political system that these same Americans feel strongly has enriched itself at their expense. Hillary Clinton perfectly personified that system; a career politician who has repeatedly fleeced her positions of power to make millions of dollars for herself and her husband, and who carried with her a permanent smug sense of entitlement to be America's first female president.

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Originally posted by Chowser:
Wait a minute there! So where do the yellow nationalists fall in the grand scheme?

It's been a week, everyone's got to be out of tears by now!

Half the people at work are whining and I'm over here trying to decide what .45 pistol to get in honor of our 45th President.

P220 Legion!!

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Originally posted by Chowser:
Half the people at work are whining and I'm over here trying to decide what .45 pistol to get in honor of our 45th President.

Funny you should mention that. My brother called a few minutes ago and said he's thinking about Henry's .45-70. Trump is 70 years old and will be the 45th president. Henry is advertising this.

Now that's some thought-out marketing. Anything in .45-70 does seem commemorative.

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Originally posted by RobLew:

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Originally posted by Chowser:
Wait a minute there! So where do the yellow nationalists fall in the grand scheme?

It's been a week, everyone's got to be out of tears by now!

Half the people at work are whining and I'm over here trying to decide what .45 pistol to get in honor of our 45th President.

P220 Legion!!

I'm thinking the same thing. Stuck between a Dan Wesson Guardian and a Sig 1911 Super Target.

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Originally posted by Tubetone:

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Originally posted by Chowser:
Half the people at work are whining and I'm over here trying to decide what .45 pistol to get in honor of our 45th President.

Funny you should mention that. My brother called a few minutes ago and said he's thinking about Henry's .45-70. Trump is 70 years old and will be the 45th president. Henry is advertising this.

Now that's some thought-out marketing. Anything in .45-70 does seem commemorative.

I didn't think of that! I have wanted a .45-70 for some time now and it does seem like a great excuse...

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Originally posted by parabellum:

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Originally posted by Paragon:
All this faithless elector nonsense is making me nervous.

I do not believe that any of us could fully comprehend the absolute hurricane of fury that the American electorate would unleash in the wake of such suicidal foolishness.

Think of being one of those 300 or so EC voters who might do such a thing. The ire, the absolute demoniacal whirlwind of anger would sweep these people up so that their life would never again be the same. Think of being suddenly the focus of the rage of 60 million voters. They would want to know your name, where you live, your employer, the names of your family members, and anything else that would aid them in their quest to destroy you as you destroyed this nation.

And when we were done doing that...

... We'd get really angry.

https://www.washingtonpost.com...u-could-be-punished/

Newly empowered House Republicans on Tuesday laid down the gauntlet to the outgoing Obama administration: Don’t finalize any pending rules and regulations you think you can slip through before you leave office.

In a letter to hundreds of Cabinet secretaries, commissioners and other heads of federal offices and agencies signed by 22 Republican leaders, the lawmakers noted that President Obama has been generous in his use of executive orders to set policy. And they issued a threat: Ignore us and we will give your agency extra scrutiny.

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Originally posted by Pale Horse:

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Originally posted by Tubetone:

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Originally posted by Chowser:
Half the people at work are whining and I'm over here trying to decide what .45 pistol to get in honor of our 45th President.

Funny you should mention that. My brother called a few minutes ago and said he's thinking about Henry's .45-70. Trump is 70 years old and will be the 45th president. Henry is advertising this.

Now that's some thought-out marketing. Anything in .45-70 does seem commemorative.

I didn't think of that! I have wanted a .45-70 for some time now and it does seem like a great excuse...

Especially when you consider that the full name is 45-70 govt

Lieutenant General Michael Flynn named Trump's National Security Advisor.

http://www.weaselzippers.us/30...al-security-advisor/

This is Kevin Allred, the Rutgers prof who had the psych exam.






https://shoutoutjmu.com/2014/1...fessor-kevin-allred/

In 2010, Rutgers University professor Kevin Allred created “Politicizing Beyoncé”, a course that pairs U.S. Black Feminist texts, both historical and contemporary, with Beyoncé’s music and career in order to discuss current U.S. race, class, gender, and sexual politics

Kevin: "I only assign writing by black women, and that is one of the ways I am able to mitigate my own identity in the class."

NJ resident 4 years at Rutgers: $100k
non-NJ resident 4 years at Rutgers: $160k

^^^^ Bwah hahahaha! Professor? You're yanking my crank, aren't you?