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(D) Phil Weiser
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(D) Yadira Caraveo
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April 18, 2017 10:27 AM UTC
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You guys. Obama was black.
No previous president had been required to produce his birth certificate. The republicans needed a black president to show us why proving that you were not born in Kenya was now so important. Every president for 50 years has released their tax returns. The republicans needed their own grifter president before they realized why disclosure of potential financial conflicts of interest is not important.
They seem to make it up as they go…
Funny thing is…Bill O'Reilly debunked the whole birther gig on his Fox News TV show in early 2009. He held up; for a camera closeup; a birth announcement of baby boy Obama from a Honolulu newspaper.
A so-called newspaper from the so-called city of Honolulu in the so-called "State" (if you count what we take as Manifest Destiny) of so-called Hawaii.
I wouldn't let David Thi hear you say that, Zap.
Something about glass houses and throwing stones.
https://coloradopeakpolitics.com/2017/04/18/hypocrite-alert-why-wont-state-dems-release-their-own-tax-returns/
Anything to deflect…eh, PissAnt?
Heal thyself cornholio.
Hahaha! Sick burn.
As opposed to you who is just sick.
And where's my ACA article Moldy?
That's some hard-hitting journalism by CPP. Sick burn, indeed.
make him show Ivanka's Chinese patent approvals and his Student Load Rate Readjustment form requests, too!
Maybe you should heed the advice of your loser in chief:
“We have seen that our nation is more deeply divided than we thought,” Clinton added. “But I still believe in America, and I always will. And if you do, then we must accept this result and then look to the future. Donald Trump is going to be our president. We owe him an open mind and the chance to lead.”
It is difficult to show less class than the Clintons, but Colorado Polsters lead the way in doing so.
I guess you are right, PissAnt. The Republican Party showed us the way to do that when Obama was elected….oh, wait. No you didn't.
You sniveling hypocrite.
We owe him and you nothing ….but resistance. You underestimate the resolve of free people. We will not go down easily…lay in some supplies, motherfucker…this is far from over….
You who have posted racist shit and fanned the flames of hate against Obama from day 1 have no business lecturing about class. You have zero.
You just want Americans to be blindly compliant when the GOP is in charge. Cornhole, in your heart you are not an American. Just a vile fascist.
Worth remembering in 2009 what George W. Bush had to say when asked about President Obama's performance: "(nothing), he deserves my silence."
That's customary among former Presidents. Cheney definitely wasn't silent.
But Cheney didn't have a heart either as his anti-Obama commentary came before his heart replacement surgery, if I recall correctly.
A majority of voters said NO to Trump. Trump never won the trust of a majority of Americans, and is losing even more every day through his actions, broken promises and chaotic performance that shows no signs of improvement.
Cynical hypocrites like ACHole want blind, ignorant, fearful followers. Knowledge and courage are poison to the GOP's agenda.
The faster we toss the Buffoon-in-Chief and his Band of Bozos out of office starting in 2018, the better. Trump has no respect for law or history, much less anyone or anything that doesn't suck up to him or bend to his impulsive will of the moment.
But Good Nazis like ACHole will continue to spin and "normalize" all his and Trump's outrageous words and conduct.
But Good Nazis like ACHole
Please. Carnholio was never a party member and, besides, they forced everybody to join. He knew nothing about the camps.
He just wants us all to keep calm and hail Hydra.
They have no class.
What would you define as class Moldy?
And where's my ACA article?
Putin does train them tough.
Not smart by a long shot, but tough.
Just like Democrats who took an oath to protect and defend the Constitution, to offer up a bill that on its face that is unconstitutional. But at least they get to feel good. Now the question is, what will be the design of the ribbon they wear. Maybe a knit hat in the shape of a dollar sign. Nothing is too crazy for the current makeup of the Democratic Party.
Not giving Judge Garland the courtesy of a hearing wasn't exactly constitutional either.
Not true
Prune: just because you disagree with something does not make you automatically right. Read the Constitution.
CHB:
Where does the Constitution provide for a hearing?
You can stop looking now.
The answer is it does not.
As you said:
just because you disagree with something does not make you automatically right. Read the Constitution. – See more at: http://www.coloradopols.com/diary/93862/colorado-democrats-want-to-make-em-show-the-numbers#sthash.CR5epWRm.dpuf
I have.
CHB
The Senate gives its "advice and consent" to approve appointments that the President makes. In the case of Garland the advice was they were not going to vote on any nomination to the Supreme Court until after the election.
You may not like it, and it may or may not have been wise, but it was in keeping with their constitutional role.
Yeah, CHB. the constitutional role of congress is to wrest control of the government through every unethical means possible and hand it to an autocrat who will reward them with untold riches…
…being honorable servants of over 300,000,000 constituents who are struggling to make it in an increasingly unbalanced economy…not so much. Mitch McConnell (R-Big Pharma, Big Money, Big Oil, Big Ag, and on and on…) is an enemy of the American people, for whom he has complete disdain….unless you’re rich as fuck, that is.
Andrew: the 200+ years of constitutional law may not give such a restrictive position to the role of the Senate. When one gives advice, the very definition of the word is providing information on a nominee. Ditch O'Donnell saying he won't allow a vote is not exactly "advice."
CHB:
The role of the Senate is set forth in the Constitution, a writing which you implored Powerful Prune to read. You either can't read or have chosen not to read it. It says what it says. Nothing more, nothing less. You sure the hell have not read 200 years of constitutional law so your view on it is equally silly. It appears you have not read any of it.
Just because you don't like the advice, or how informed it was or how it was delivered, it was advice nonetheless.
To suggest otherwise is stupid.
Pretty clear, even to a Conservative, the Senate did not give consent to Garland.
concent?
Thanks, corrected.
Wee awl mauke misteaks, Prunie.
Which was their right – what was not their right was to neglect the "advise" part by refusing to even discuss or vote on Garland's nomination.
I don't know if you've noticed, but it's hard to advise someone while refusing to communicate with them.