How the right lost its mind, sold its soul and embraced Donald Trump

@1SG Nelson Kerr, I'm disappointed. Thought you were better at articulating than that.

Capt Jeff S. - I see... so that is your game. A bit of a name caller, are you? Having nothing of substance to offer, you just want everyone to know now that Trump is in the Oval Office, you are no longer oppressed and downtrodden, and are excited with your new found sense of empowerment. How could I possibly down vote you for that, much less block you? Apparently you have more time on your hands than you would like to let on. At least we know you didn't expend any time thinking about your response before posting it.

Funny, you had no problem when Obama said, "We won, you lost. Get over it." Does it upset you when words come back to haunt? It doesn't excite me nor do I find a new found sense of empowerment; rather, I marvel at the amount of whining, bitching, and moaning coming from those who lost their sense of empowerment. Folks like you who never have anything nice to say. You could be happy that we have a President now that IS Constitutionally qualified for Office... who beat the Establishment at their own game and didn't cheat (like Hillary Clinton and Obama) and make use of illegal votes to win. You could be happy that we have freely and fairly elected a great negotiator who will not enter into lopsided deals with rogue nations that give us nothing in exchange for our concessions and hard earned tax dollars. We won't be paying rogue nations to stop building nukes... Look how well our deals went with Iran and North Korea.

I realize it goads you to acknowledge that Trump is more of a leader than Obama ever was... and that foreign leaders respect him. Recently Netanyahu was singing Trump's praises. The President of France and Trump are on good terms. And contrary to the hyperbole put out by the Democratic Party to deflect attention aware from their corruption, Trump and Putin aren't in bed with each other but still manage to come together on issues such as dealing with North Korea.

Yeah, I must agree with you. I don't give much thought to my answers. The words just magically appear all by themselves. I do have a lot of time on my hands... when I'm not out on the tractor, or building decks and remodeling bathrooms, or volunteering my construction services at Bethesda Ministry (which gutted two houses and is in process of getting them ready for single mothers), or singing in choir, playing gigs with my band, working grassroots festivals, or ref'ing youth sports, which I have two games tomorrow to do, so don't expect a response before noon. Or for that matter in the afternoon. My daughter has a baby shower. I'll be out of town. If I'm not busy, I might find time for a response... that is, if your next diatribe merits one. Feel up to the challenge?

Always find it amusing when people that do not know me tell me what I did or did not have a problems with, almost as if they have a hard time staying on their own side of a conversation. A lot of people like to assume. It is much easier to advance from a false premise and build straw man arguments than to deal with reality. Then they get to sell themselves as some sort of an intellectual while they gleefully attack false arguments of their own construction.
As far as the "Constitutionally qualified" remark, are you referring to Obama's birth certificate? You never really made it clear, just a vague insinuation.
If Donald Trump is your idea of a leader, and that foreign leaders respect him, I could point you to a wealth of sourced information that says otherwise, but I doubt there would be much point in doing so. ... A recent Gallup poll, for example. I am sure Mueller's investigation will reveal the extent that Trump and his administration are in bed with Putin. Perhaps you find it totally normal that both Trump's former campaign manager and his selection for National Security Advisor both retroactively filed as agents for foreign nations. Maybe that is an indication that foreign leaders respect Donald Trump, or at least find him useful to advancing their own agendas.
That is quite an impressive list of activities. A lot of things there that should allow you to feel good about yourself, almost as if you are trying to compensate for something. Generally people with nothing to prove do not put so much time and effort into trying to prove it. It is clear why you were so upset that I forced you to read something you didn't like reading, and why then you took the time to express that dissatisfaction, for no apparent reason.

MSgt Steve Sweeney - Straw man fallacy. Actually, so many fallacies.

MSgt Steve Sweeney - Steve they have nothing else but strawmen and blown smoke, If they stop pushing irrelevances they have nothing at all.

Hillary lost due to a slavery systems. Beside this is not about Hillary, it's about Trump the liar in chief and his band of sheep who believes every word out of his lying mouth.

SN Greg Wright - the explains Capetian Jacks post why do so in a reply to Steve?

Sometimes it's fun to watch people's wheels coming off. I have to go get my soda. :)

Slide over SN Greg Wright I brought the beer, this is going to be a good show