
SectionC3
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SectionC3 replied to BringMetheHeadofLeonLett's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Pot meet the kettle that is JD Hill Fan. -
I think it's a drive thru, too, which might make it even worse.
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So what's the plan?
SectionC3 replied to BringMetheHeadofLeonLett's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
There is no plan. It's just like repeal and replace. He gets an idea, the sycophants implement it, and they try to figure out how to handle the consequences later. Protection from whom and what? Russia? China? So why the F are we emboldening those bad actors? -
Me too, when I'm going for a run on a weekday morning at 7a. It's disgusting, and dangerous.
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Agreed. This is a horrible idea. There's a dispensary in West Seneca near Thruway Exit 55. That's too close as it is. Agreed. Disgusting. If someone can't have an open container on the street, then they shouldn't be blazing on the street. It's gross, and sadly pervasive.
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SectionC3 replied to BringMetheHeadofLeonLett's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
So you're saying you're fluid? -
What's your point? If it's that The Atlantic tends to write and publish stories supporting Democrats, then it's even dumber for Drunk Pete to have texted the war plans to that magazine. Hand is not on the wheel. Doesn't even sign stuff. More worried about winning club championships than doing his job. Is the NSC in on the "hoax?" Rather than have to get involved in the web of lies and spin this nonsense, it's a lot easier to just admit that there was a huge security breach and these fools need to clean up their acts.
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SectionC3 replied to BringMetheHeadofLeonLett's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
And North Korea. Don't forget North Korea. -
Not only that, speedy trial is a legal issue. So all of these purported speedy trial violations could have been raised by counsels before trial. And of this issues weren’t raised but had merit, then we’re looking at a raft of ineffective assistance of counsel contentions that would have had merit and that would have yielded dismissal. So the whole point about alleged pervasive constitutional speedy trial violations is straight BS.
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Government fled. That’s what happened.
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Now that the resident constitutional expert and conspiracy maven has checked in, which rights were violated and how exactly were those rights violated?
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When you go for a tour do you wait in line or just barge in with zip ties and swing from the rafters? And do you support the pardoning of the rioters who harmed police? I’m gonna guess no to the first one and yea to the second one. Sick and sad.
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Pete Hegseth: The Josh Allen of Defense Secretaries.
SectionC3 replied to BillsFanNC's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
4D chess. Or "4-d" ounces of Silver Thunder. Probably the latter. -
Under the authority pursuant to which the tariffs are being imposed, you gotta pick fentanyl. FYI.
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Yup. And then he'll tank it again in April. "Dumped" and "subsidized" are the key words there. That is what tariffs should be used for. Not for whatever the F reason Trump comes up with on a weekday to justify whatever tariff he's thinking of at the moment.
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First storming of the Capitol since what, 1812? But other people did stuff too that might have been bad, even though of infinitely lesser degree, so you whitewash it. Got it.
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I don't have a problem with the means testing. I think it's generally a good idea, so long as the floor/ceiling is very high, and there's an on-ramp for people who experience need later in life (think post-divorce, or post-medical event, etc.). I also completely agree on the belt tightening. There is a debt bomb hanging around out there, and we cannot continue to spend at wartime levels given the current tax structure. That again leads to an issue. Trump/MAGA cut the highest marginal tax bracket. The rich folks got fat, and the little guys like us got the scraps. The options really are to keep the current tax structure and gut the stuff that a lot of America--including and specifically MAGA--depend on, avoid the gutting by significantly raising taxes on the wealthy and corporations, or, in my view, find some sort of middle ground where belts are modestly tightened in other areas (I'm not against federal job cuts, but totally against the way it's being done), top marginal tax rates are raised, and the tax code is better enforced (a Biden approach that in my view was a smart one).
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No disagreement there. But the promise was "no cuts." Unless one prints money or there is a massive inflow of funds dedicated to Social Security, that doesn't happen without a freeze. This is not partisan, it's reality: the Trump math doesn't work. COL will rise with tariffs (and is already rising now). IRS income is going to be way down. Tariffs will not come close to making up the difference. The federal budget is way out of whack. Trump tax cuts for the rich are likely to be continued by this Congress. The massive fraud and waste of which MAGA complains isn't materializing, and therefore is highly unlikely to realize the savings Trump needs to keep his promises. So what's the solution? Social Security freeze, asking states to contribute more to Medicaid/Medicare, and more borrowing. Unless, of course, MAGA raises the top tax rates on rich folks and raises corporate taxes. Which it would seem populists would want to do, but their leader (a rich guy, allegedly, himself) seems to have different ideas. So, in the end, the little guy is getting sold a bill of goods once again, all while distracted by trannies and insults and UFO/JFK conspiracies.