DanEFC92
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Horrible people backstabbing horrible people.
Current Affairs Donald Trump POS: Judgement cometh and that right soon
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Horrible people backstabbing horrible people.
Yeah I don't think I'm going to visit the Everton forum for a while.
Out of interest, why do you dislike Clinton so much? I was wondering why I don't like her the other day and I couldn't really find a decent explanation.
peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
I'm not a big fan of political dynasties, nor am I a fan of those like Obama who hold anti Brexit opinion, but mostly because I think she is a greasy, lying, 'I know best', career politician.......
neil999
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pretty cool watching him shoot hoops tho...
Pretty hard to deny. You should have wrote the introduction for her new book
Imagine that you're trapped in an elevator with your ex-wife, listening to her read aloud from the latest Hillary Clinton book. #shootmenow
abelard
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abelard
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This is quite instructive, I think. Remember when conservatives were up in arms about "free speech" because Google bro was sacked after emailing the entire company with a pseudoscientific rant about how a third of his coworkers are incompetent because their ovaries make them too sensitive and dainty for basic numerology?
Crickets from them on this one though, if not pitchforks.
Conservatives in America have emotions, not principles (for the most part).
Freedom of speech obviously means respecting the rights of people with whom one disagrees. If we want a society where James Damore doesn't lose his job, then we have to defend Jemele Hill too. Still waiting to hear from Professor Jordan Peterson on that. Unlike James Damore, at least what Jemele Hill wrote was more or less true, if no less impolitic.
Of course, sacking Google bro was completely within accordance with (American) libertarian principles, which hold that dictatorship is welcome, as long as its corporate. There was a good article in the New Yorker about this the other day (which also had some instructive lessons for centrist Dems, namely: Don't be the party that claims "America is Already Great!" to people who effectively earn less than minimum wage and have to wear diapers to work because their non-air-conditioned factory locks the doors, and doesn't allow bathroom breaks, and keeps ambulances on retainer in the parking lot to attend to the fainting proles)
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He's off his cock
Yet again trying to ram through a bill with no committee hearings or open discussion.
abelard
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who votes 'no' this time? Collins and Murkowski again?
It has Heller's name on it, and Honourable Jon McHonourCain has Honourably expressed his Honourable support for this Honour
Although McCain said he liked the plan (gawd help us) he did follow up saying he still wanted regular order so am hopeful that he votes no again if it comes up. Rand Paul also said he doesn't support.
But it is worryingly like how the House eventually passed a bill - come back a few weeks after a high profile loss and sneak something through.
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