Congratulations To All the Liberals (Page 3): This stuff of killing people is just bulls..t.To say that cutting taxes is hurting people I want you to explain just how it hurts...

vernon

rumitoid wrote:

The contest, I feel, was not strictly or maybe eve... (show quote)

This stuff of killing people is just bulls..t.To say that cutting taxes is hurting people I want you to explain just how it hurts people.As far as Louisiana, Trickle down has nothing to do with our problems.This state has for the last 70 yrs depended on oil to pay the bills and the demorats used it to buy votes and over spend and of course line their pockets.

badbob85037

Pennylynn wrote:

You now have a representative in the Senate to continue your agenda. The allegations against Mr. Moore worked and I hope he, Mr. Moore, does not demand a recount. Less than a 2 percent puts the election very close.... We do not want a "Déjà Vu" of Stein (via Clinton) although a recount did put Al Franken's in the Senate....

Again, congratulations.

Congratulation?! Screw that, They won the same way these worthless pieces of dog lawn decor always win. Through fraud, lies, illegals, and false accusations. There is no low they will not bend to for their lust of power. If I were on the receiving end of one of their attacks I couldn't sue them I would need something more hands on like destroy them. The ones that aren't treasonous criminals are just so damn stupid you want to grab them by the neck and shake.

vernon

Morgan wrote:

As when Trump pulled it a week before the presidential election...throwing stones aren't we?

What did Trump Pull?

JFlorio Loc: Seminole Florida

No he can't. He's not much of a man.

Pennylynn wrote:

Rumitoid,

Can you not be man enough to accept that I congratulated you on your party's win? And my sincere desire to not have to go through week after week of recounting all the votes? Do keep in mind that I said nothing either favorably or unfavorably about your party's agenda.... Seems that you need to argue with someone tonight. It would have been interesting to read your comments had Mr. Moore won....

boatbob2

When I was stationed at Fort Benning ,Ga,in 1959,The CO,called me in and raised hell,because he saw me in church,with a Lady,when I was on restriction ( one of many restrictions) Then he said he was tired of seeing me running around with these whores,I didnt say anything BUT,I tried very hard,to not burst out laughing, because,,I was one of many guys,that was banging that CO s wife.

PulletSurprise Loc: Columbus, GA

Pennylynn wrote:

It was a very dirty race. All I can say is I hope Jones is a clean as the Liberals think he is. Keep your eyes on any upcoming elections.... the accusations against Mr. Moore may have kept voters away and watch this tactic be employed over and over again against anyone the Liberals do not like or is a Republican.

Progressive Fascist tactics of manufacturing lies, deceit and manipulation of the populace have proven viable, 'the end justifies the means.' The success will only intensify their efforts... I believe, this is the beginning of the end of the U.S.!

Just as Saul Alinsky dedicated his work to Lucifer (the morning star, the evil one); Saul Alinsky mentored Hitlary and perversion is the acceptable way of life across this nation (man changes the natural course of life)... the inevitable must occur! Just as a section of block is taken from a building's foundation; there are consequences for our actions. Darkness has permeated our people.

This election was not about Judge Moore, one man, but on Eternal Principles having Meaningful Values! Expect devastation to strike into the heart of our nation... it's only a matter of time.

working class stiff Loc: N. Carolina

Loki wrote:

Jones' margin of victory was less than one percent. Numerous polls showed that most Alabama Republican non-voters did not believe the accusations against Moore; they were just too damn lazy and complacent to get off their butts and vote. Jones is not in office because the outnumbered Democrats voted, he won because the far more numerous Republicans didn't.

You may be correct, but I wouldn't be too concerned. First, Jones still has to represent Alabama. It's not like he's a 'New York Liberal', as the stereotype goes, nor will he vote like one I'm guessing. Secondly, Alabama, like most states, seems to be divided in the same way the nation is. That's a trend that should make politicians on both sides uncomfortable as elections become more unpredictable. When it comes to turn out, liberals were asking the same question in 2016: what happened to the millennials and blacks on voting day?

These off year election are interesting. We may be seeing the beginning of a correction on the local levels to the domination of one party on the national level. It seems almost inevitable....the Rs have been so successful in their take over of local, state, and national governments, there is no where to go but down.

MatthewlovesAyn Loc: Ohio

rumitoid wrote:

The contest, I feel, was not strictly or maybe eve... (show quote)

Oh, yes, we were so much better off with 1% growth than 3%. The lethargy in this country with the smoothie in chief was palpable. The tax code in this country is an abomination. It needs so much cleaning, it's embarrassing. Trickle down is about the stupidest description of capitalism ever, incited by globalists like the Bushes and Clintons. It's a big LIE. I have never gotten a job from a poor person. You people want the misery to be shared by all. Those of us on the right believe that a rising tide lifts all ships. I will never understand how you people believe the Soviet Union was a better way of life than the United States. Foolish. And make no mistake, your way of thinking will bring about the Soviet lifestyle.

Loki Loc: Georgia

Morgan wrote:

The country went down the toilet when it was tanked under Bush, how soon we forget. From 2009 on it grew though slowly, that was due mostly from the obstruction on the right, in their effort to create a lame duck president.

So now we have Senator Doug Jones. Every time he votes for a gun control/confiscation scheme we will thank the Alabama Republicans who did not get off their asses and vote.
Every time YOUR senator votes for an abortion bill which provides for aborting babies capable of surviving outside the womb, we will thank the Alabama Republicans who did not get off their asses.
Every time YOUR Senator votes for wetback amnesty, and monkey wrenches attempts to strengthen our border security, we will thank Alabama Republicans who couldn't be bothered.
When we divert money that should be used for training combat troops to sex change operations for the transsexuals that YOUR senator who never wore the uniform wants in the military we will thank the Alabama Republicans who had something better to do.
ROLL TIDE!

eagleye13 Loc: Fl

Loki wrote:

Jones' margin of victory was less than one percent. Numerous polls showed that most Alabama Republican non-voters did not believe the accusations against Moore; they were just too damn lazy and complacent to get off their butts and vote. Jones is not in office because the outnumbered Democrats voted, he won because the far more numerous Republicans didn't.

From 'The Weekly Standard' A NeoCON rag'
https://news.weeklystandard.co/wta/link.php?AGENCY=AB&M=52616459&N=132658&L=103846&F=H

"Doug Jones’s victory in Tuesday’s special Senate election in Alabama is an “embarrassment,” as one Washington Republican told me. Embarrassing because it’s Alabama, one of the most GOP-friendly states in the country. Embarrassing because the party’s candidate, Roy Moore, was perhaps one of the only Republicans in the state who could have lost the race. (The smears did work; barely)
And embarrassing because the party’s leader, President Donald Trump, went all in for Moore in the final days before the election.

There’s no getting around that fact. Trump had no reason to weigh in so strongly, or even at all, on Alabama.... Read more..."
https://news.weeklystandard.co/wta/link.php?AGENCY=AB&M=52616459&N=132658&L=103846&F=H

The 'Weekly Standard' is a globalist NeoCON rag
Billy Kristol is a globalist Democrat, an elitist, parading as a Republican.
This is exactly what real Republicans are cleaning out of their party.
The R's will continue to clean house in 2018.

Loki Loc: Georgia

working class stiff wrote:

You may be correct, but I wouldn't be too concerne... (show quote)

The point, is that Democrats are seriously outnumbered in Alabama, yet their guy was able to win a squeaker. Given the disparity in numbers, and the fact that most polls show the majority of Alabama Republicans don't believe the harrassment stories, the only thing left is that Alabama Republicans are too damn selfish, lazy and irresponsible to get off their asses and vote. They will also doubtless yowl like turpentined cats when THEIR senator starts voting with the Liberals. They will curse and bitch and completely forget the FACT that is was their own complacency who put him there.

PaulPisces Loc: San Francisco

Pennylynn wrote:

You now have a representative in the Senate to continue your agenda. The allegations against Mr. Moore worked and I hope he, Mr. Moore, does not demand a recount. Less than a 2 percent puts the election very close.... We do not want a "DÃ©jÃ Vu" of Stein (via Clinton) although a recount did put Al Franken's in the Senate....

Again, congratulations.

I mean, who could resist this one???
The scenario practically writes itself!
(With apologies for the appearance of the "F" word)

JFlorio Loc: Seminole Florida

Now that there's funny. I don't care who you are.

PaulPisces wrote:

I mean, who could resist this one??? br The scenar... (show quote)

Morgan

Loki wrote:

So now we have Senator Doug Jones. Every time he v... (show quote)

First off he's not MINE, you're frustrated, you're not alone, maybe instead of throwing your anger and discontent at me, which disappoints me, you might want to examine why Moore was the Best man to nominate for the job. THAT is where your contention should be and not towards me, but you may now have a different perspective and better understanding of why so many Democrats were disgruntled with our presidential election.

Morgan

MatthewlovesAyn wrote:

Oh, yes, we were so much better off with 1% growth... (show quote)

Your perception of the Democratic ideology is off, it is not to create a welfare state but to "Attempt" to strengthen our weakest links.

If a boat is anchored on anchored on too short of a chain, what do you think happens as the tide does rise? It sinks.