(01-31-2018 10:19 AM)WKUYG Wrote:  Actually it's not that rough it just depends on if you are centered or not. Now those that are really so far left that we experienced over the last 10 or so years. Yeah...it's rough for them. But for a democrat who grew up in a different time....

it's actually not a bad time

We have a President that is bringing back jobs and a increase in wages, cares about working families, strong on immigration, which affects the workingman. Believe it or not, not too long ago that's what most democrats fought for. Not only that but he's slowly dragging the far right closer to center.

What more could a true democrat ask for from a President that ran and won as a republican? Now the party of nutballs that we saw over the last 10 years and last night, looking like they were sitting on something and it sticking up their ass. They must feel awful.

XACLY! it's party over country that has 'em in tizzy....they simply don't want to come to the center as the right continually moves there.....

term limits would become the equalizer.....

I really don't care how many voters change gears and go right. What I'd love to see is more of those politicians in Congress that are on the Demon side go to the center. The ideas that Trump espoused last night will need Demoncraptic votes to pass some of those ideas. Going full Progressive will not get the job done.

I was surprised to see ol' Schemer behave. Not so much for Peloser and Gutterrat (Gutierrez).

(01-31-2018 01:56 PM)olliebaba Wrote:  I really don't care how many voters change gears and go right. What I'd love to see is more of those politicians in Congress that are on the Demon side go to the center. The ideas that Trump espoused last night will need Demoncraptic votes to pass some of those ideas. Going full Progressive will not get the job done.

I was surprised to see ol' Schemer behave. Not so much for Peloser and Gutterrat (Gutierrez).

Pretty sure Shumer flipped. Trump must have something on him. He looked like he saw a ghost when he came out of the meeting last week.

Kennedy said togetherness. He sounded like united. Hillary wanted to divide the nation.

(01-31-2018 02:01 PM)DavidSt Wrote:  Kennedy said togetherness. He sounded like united. Hillary wanted to divide the nation.

Oh shite, he's back. Sigh...

(01-31-2018 01:56 PM)olliebaba Wrote:  I really don't care how many voters change gears and go right. What I'd love to see is more of those politicians in Congress that are on the Demon side go to the center. The ideas that Trump espoused last night will need Demoncraptic votes to pass some of those ideas. Going full Progressive will not get the job done.

I was surprised to see ol' Schemer behave. Not so much for Peloser and Gutterrat (Gutierrez).

I made a comment in favor of gutter rat not long ago.....what a POS benadict biatch he showed last night.....

I was wrong again on that shiteholio....

(01-31-2018 10:31 AM)TigerBlue4Ever Wrote:  

(01-31-2018 09:40 AM)Redwingtom Wrote:  

(01-31-2018 09:38 AM)CardFan1 Wrote:  Man Joe the III was so hard to listen too. 3 words, pause, 3 words, pause, 3 words, pause. Hell even Capt. Kirk got out 4-5 words before pausing. Must be a 5th grade teleprompter he used.

Right! If he was only as articulate as this guy, right?

It has to suck to be you today.

Why? I'm down 100 pounds...just got my tax refund back...and I feel better than ever! Must suck to be so wrapped worrying about what some stranger thinks.

(01-31-2018 02:01 PM)DavidSt Wrote:  Kennedy said togetherness. He sounded like united. Hillary wanted to divide the nation.

did you pull out a pic of Jack or Jackie 'O and make that "O" face???

did it git ya all warm and tingly??

curious minds wanna know....

(01-31-2018 10:35 AM)usmbacker Wrote:  I have a golf buddy who is a Dem that has changed his opinion of President Trump. He doesn't necessarily like him, but admitted to me he is glad he is President because he is doing a very good job running the country. Especially the economy. He shudders at the thought of what the b#tch would have done as President. I think there are many Dems and Independents that think along the same lines.

I realize that's just one guy, but the story seems to be repeated more and more with each passing day. Both pubs who didn't vote for the man and even some donks like your friend are admitting that the man appears focused on doing what's best for American workers, and that it's working.

If this keeps up, it's very bad news for big-goverment donks, words which I realize, could get me reported to the Department of Redundancy Department.

Generic ballot has gone from +18 dim, to 47-45, still dim but within the margin of error and basically statistically insignificant. In ONE short month.

And that’s just a generic, throw in the individual candidates and at this point the GOP easily holds both Houses and likely picks up Senate seats.

Georgia being in play, aside.

(01-31-2018 02:58 PM)JMUDunk Wrote:  Generic ballot has gone from +18 dim, to 47-45, still dim but within the margin of error and basically statistically insignificant. In ONE short month.

And that’s just a generic, throw in the individual candidates and at this point the GOP easily holds both Houses and likely picks up Senate seats.

Georgia being in play, aside.

BUT MUH PURPLE ALABAMA

(01-31-2018 10:35 AM)usmbacker Wrote:  I have a golf buddy who is a Dem that has changed his opinion of President Trump. He doesn't necessarily like him, but admitted to me he is glad he is President because he is doing a very good job running the country. Especially the economy. He shudders at the thought of what the b#tch would have done as President. I think there are many Dems and Independents that think along the same lines.

there's no way it's DP from MI.....I'll make a house call if yes to share decades of bs and laugh in their faces....'course, I always laughed at 'em anyway as I took a chug-a-lug before and after the round.....

not all dems are batshite crazy like a rabid dog....sometimes they simply need to caged to regroup....

I will make a bold prediction that not many Democrats will change parties after the address.

(01-31-2018 06:22 PM)Ohio Poly Wrote:  I will make a bold prediction that not many Democrats will change parties after the address.

parties or panties?

(01-31-2018 02:58 PM)JMUDunk Wrote:  Generic ballot has gone from +18 dim, to 47-45, still dim but within the margin of error and basically statistically insignificant. In ONE short month.

And that’s just a generic, throw in the individual candidates and at this point the GOP easily holds both Houses and likely picks up Senate seats.

Georgia being in play, aside.

Who was that liberal bot I bet on GA not going to the Cankles like he guaranteed? Thankfully forgot his name. I even spared him his humiliating fate since I felt bad for picking on the short bus kids yet he still vanished. Probably a paid DNC message board shill.

(01-31-2018 10:25 PM)rath v2.0 Wrote:  

(01-31-2018 02:58 PM)JMUDunk Wrote:  Generic ballot has gone from +18 dim, to 47-45, still dim but within the margin of error and basically statistically insignificant. In ONE short month.

And that’s just a generic, throw in the individual candidates and at this point the GOP easily holds both Houses and likely picks up Senate seats.

Georgia being in play, aside.

Who was that liberal bot I bet on GA not going to the Cankles like he guaranteed? Thankfully forgot his name. I even spared him his humiliating fate since I felt bad for picking on the short bus kids yet he still vanished. Probably a paid DNC message board shill.

Max Power

(01-31-2018 06:22 PM)Ohio Poly Wrote:  I will make a bold prediction that not many Democrats will change parties after the address.

Okay, let's decipher this post. You stated that "NOT MANY Democrats will change parties". So in essence you are stating "there WILL be Democrats changing parties" you just don't know how many.

I can live with that, er, prediction. And like a tsunami one wave pushes another wave.

(01-31-2018 11:36 PM)olliebaba Wrote:  

(01-31-2018 06:22 PM)Ohio Poly Wrote:  I will make a bold prediction that not many Democrats will change parties after the address.

Okay, let's decipher this post. You stated that "NOT MANY Democrats will change parties". So in essence you are stating "there WILL be Democrats changing parties" you just don't know how many.

I can live with that, er, prediction. And like a tsunami one wave pushes another wave.

a simple left vs. right economic synopsis

(01-31-2018 11:40 PM)stinkfist Wrote:  

(01-31-2018 11:36 PM)olliebaba Wrote:  

(01-31-2018 06:22 PM)Ohio Poly Wrote:  I will make a bold prediction that not many Democrats will change parties after the address.

Okay, let's decipher this post. You stated that "NOT MANY Democrats will change parties". So in essence you are stating "there WILL be Democrats changing parties" you just don't know how many.

I can live with that, er, prediction. And like a tsunami one wave pushes another wave.

a simple left vs. right economic synopsis

In a vacuum without gravity? Remember I'm one of them thar dumb state schoolers.

(01-31-2018 11:49 PM)shere khan Wrote:  

(01-31-2018 11:40 PM)stinkfist Wrote:  

(01-31-2018 11:36 PM)olliebaba Wrote:  

(01-31-2018 06:22 PM)Ohio Poly Wrote:  I will make a bold prediction that not many Democrats will change parties after the address.

Okay, let's decipher this post. You stated that "NOT MANY Democrats will change parties". So in essence you are stating "there WILL be Democrats changing parties" you just don't know how many.

I can live with that, er, prediction. And like a tsunami one wave pushes another wave.

a simple left vs. right economic synopsis

In a vacuum without gravity? Remember I'm one of them thar dumb state schoolers.

if zero gravitiy...

#feather vs. #2tonsofshite

#zerofallrate

you dadgum memphians ain' so dumbo

unfortunately, that flies over the lefty gomez' heads.....