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July 23, 2018 06:04 AM UTC

Monday Open Thread

  • 25 Comments
  • by: Colorado Pols

“His saving grace is his incompetence.”

–Richard Cohen

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25 thoughts on “Monday Open Thread

      1. PP, other than being pro-gun and anti-abortion, what are Republican policies? Seriously.
        Fiscal responsibility is obviously not a Republican policy.
        So what do you have? 

          1. Question for Moderatus:

            Does Pastor Worley and his moronic shill (who reminds me of Kim Davis) represent:

            a.)  Sincerely-held religious beliefs;

            b.)  A psychotic episode;

            c.)  The end product of home schooling; or

            d.)  All of the above.

              1. MAGAt.  It's a legitimate question.  There are just no answers that make you look good, but they're the ones that fall into your limited scope of understanding.

      2. Powerful Pear …

        I think Trump won for a variety of reasons — not least of which was his promise to provide better healthcare for everybody, at lower costs. Or maybe his plan to end the wars, since he know things better than the generals. Maybe because he promised to bring back jobs and keep some from going away.

        Any of those going to come true any time soon?

          1. Which he is not building. *rump got 1.6 billion in the last budget, basically to fix and upgrade existing border walls and fences.

            And Mexico is not paying for any of it. Former Mexican President Vicente Fox:
             

            Current President Enrique Peña Nieto also reiterates that Mexico will not pay for the wall.

        1. If Democratic policies worked so well why isn’t Hillary Clinton President…….

          And let's not omit Jill Stein and her gaggle of Useful Idiots in MI, WI and PA. 

        1. So you (PP) are saying that you support dismantling Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid? That government should have no role in health care? You applaud the rise in income inequality and support Republican gerrymandering and policies designed to suppress voting? 

          Or are you some kind of RINO?

  1. At least he's not your state legislator.

    Georgia lawmaker Jason Spencer is under fire after dropping pants, yelling 'n-word' on 'Who Is America?

    "In America there is one forbidden word," Cohen said. "It is the 'n-word.'"

    After Spencer yelled the racial slur, Cohen responded "Are you crazy? The 'n-word' is noonie! Not this word. This word is disgusting."

    "Got it," Spencer said.

    Cohen also got Spencer to imitate an Asian accent in an exercise that had him pretending to be an Asian tourist in an attempt to take a photo under a person's burqa and to drop his trousers "to use your buttocks to intimidate ISIS."

    1. And here's the really scary part:  he lost the GOP primary for re-election in May. Perhaps the party went with someone who was more strident in his positions.

  2. Minor site issue, Pols.

    If I click on a "Log in to Reply" link or the "You must be logged in to post a comment." link near the page bottom, I get a 403 forbidden message.  I can login via the sidebar.  Tried on Firefox and Chrome, latest.

    Edit: Well, just in Tiny Tim Leonard’s diary. Maybe a URL issue permissions?

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