Maxine is doubling down and she isn’t taking any push back.

Quote:It was just one year ago.

A Bernie Sanders campaign volunteer named James Hodgkinson opened fire on the GOP congressional baseball team. House Majority Whip Steve Scalise, R–La., and three others was shot on that field in Alexandria, Virginia.

Leaders of both parties were quick to condemn the attempted mass assassination, calling on all Americans to renew their dedication to civility.

How soon we forget.

This month, Scalise finally made it back to the baseball diamond. A week later, Rep. Maxine Waters, D–Calif., called for the public harassment of everyone working for President Donald Trump.
Great, let’s escalate the vitriol

“If you see anybody from the Cabinet in a restaurant, in a department store, and a gasoline station, you get out and you create a crowd to push back on them and you tell them they’re not welcome anymore, anywhere,” Waters said to the cheering crowd.

Waters happily encouraged the progressive mobs that had already begun chasing Trump officials out of public spaces.

Department of Homeland Security chief Kirstjen Nielsen stopped by a D.C., restaurant only to be chased out by Democratic Socialists of America protesters screaming “Abolish ICE! Abolish ICE!” A mob later visited her home to scream some more.

White House press secretary Sarah Sanders and seven family members were booted from a restaurant in Lexington, Virginia., for the crime of unapproved political beliefs. Waiter Jaike Foley-Schultz’s posted on Facebook: “I just served Sarah huckabee sanders for a total of 2 minutes before my owner asked her to leave.”

These ejections were allegedly related to Trump’s already rescinded zero-tolerance policy on illegal immigration. That excuse doesn’t hold up, however, since White House staffers weren’t the only ones being harassed.
All Republicans are target of public shaming

Apparently, any official with an R after her name is a target.

In Florida, protesters accosted state Attorney General Pam Bondi outside a Tampa theater showing a documentary about Fred Rogers — the very embodiment of civility. Bondi had to be escorted out of the scrum by law enforcement as the crowd shouted, jeered and spit.

“We were in a movie about anti-bullying and practicing peace and love and tolerance and accepting of people for their differences,” Bondi said. “That’s what Mister Rogers is all about. We all believe in free speech, but there’s a big difference there.”

Of course, any call for civility must begin with Trump’s inflammatory rhetoric and personal insults. He’s no Mister Rogers, to say the least. Trump is easily the least civil president of the modern era.

Yet, as bad as he is, mobs of college Republicans aren’t chasing Maxine Waters out of restaurants or wielding bullhorns outside her house.

Members of the so-called Resistance claim that Trump is a unique evil. He was separating families seeking asylum, making genteel standards of civility passé. Why, it’s Hitler all over again!

But the left equating a president to Hitler is nothing new. Every Republican president and presidential nominee for the past 40 years has been called the same.

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Now you have reporters calling for Sarah Sanders to be harassed for the rest of her life. Really wonderful values you democrats have there....

Big Tent Party lol.

Where have the libs gone on this board?


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(07-02-2018 11:04 AM)Jjoey52 Wrote:  Where have the libs gone on this board?


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Sending threats on Twatter via their multiple sock puppet accounts, lol...

Desperate people resort to desperate actions - inciting people to act like this is just pouring gas on a fire.

I think it's telling that as Mad Cow Max digs in, more are coming out against her. She is probably already on an island if Alveda King is speaking out. Ms. King is a former Georgia House of Representatives member and the niece of MLK, Jr.




And then this attempt to censure Mad Cow Maxine:

I don't think it will hurt. The rules of the game this go 'round are clear: things that would make people unelectable will be ignored. All lines have been pretty much mutally erased in 2016.

This may be the most unpredictable race in history.

(07-02-2018 02:34 PM)nomad2u2001 Wrote:  I don't think it will hurt. The rules of the game this go 'round are clear: things that would make people unelectable will be ignored. All lines have been pretty much mutally erased in 2016.

This may be the most unpredictable race in history.

This behavior is firing up the Republicans. Trump keeps getting more and more popular among Republicans. Its turning off moderate independents. It is doubtful it is making progressive Democrats any more fired up than they are.

(07-02-2018 02:53 PM)bullet Wrote:  

(07-02-2018 02:34 PM)nomad2u2001 Wrote:  I don't think it will hurt. The rules of the game this go 'round are clear: things that would make people unelectable will be ignored. All lines have been pretty much mutally erased in 2016.

This may be the most unpredictable race in history.

This behavior is firing up the Republicans. Trump keeps getting more and more popular among Republicans. Its turning off moderate independents. It is doubtful it is making progressive Democrats any more fired up than they are.

Any other time I would be right there with you. As I said in another thread, the vote might as well happen today. The election is already won or lost, we just don't know the results yet. There's little need to spend a dime on a campaign unless something major happens with your opponent. When I say major, I'm talking about a situation where your opponent gets caught with kiddie porn or something.

(07-02-2018 03:03 PM)nomad2u2001 Wrote:  

(07-02-2018 02:53 PM)bullet Wrote:  

(07-02-2018 02:34 PM)nomad2u2001 Wrote:  I don't think it will hurt. The rules of the game this go 'round are clear: things that would make people unelectable will be ignored. All lines have been pretty much mutally erased in 2016.

This may be the most unpredictable race in history.

This behavior is firing up the Republicans. Trump keeps getting more and more popular among Republicans. Its turning off moderate independents. It is doubtful it is making progressive Democrats any more fired up than they are.

Any other time I would be right there with you. As I said in another thread, the vote might as well happen today. The election is already won or lost, we just don't know the results yet. There's little need to spend a dime on a campaign unless something major happens with your opponent. When I say major, I'm talking about a situation where your opponent gets caught with kiddie porn or something.

I do agree November is very unpredictable. But I disagree as I'm pretty sure Maxine is hurting the Democrats.

(07-02-2018 03:06 PM)bullet Wrote:  But I disagree as I'm pretty sure Maxine is hurting the Democrats.

Agree. Why would Schumer, Pelosi and others feel the need to address it publicly (even if it is watered down) if there was no risk to the party? I think the issue is there are those on either side of the aisle that are entrenched no matter what - the key are those undecideds or independents. Remember, the DEMS are trying to gain votes to win some key battles in November. They want the negativity on Trump and his administration and not focusing the spot light on themselves.

If the D's don't watch out, Mad Maxine is going to become the defacto face of the D party. I imagine the R's will use that advantage to the fullest extent come election time.