Who said he's trying?

Much better. And yes, people are strange...

Oh No! Bombshell! Stop the presses! Hold the front page! Extra! Extra! What a scoop! Pulitzer prizes all 'round!

Gimme a break.

Facebook. Please.

Since when did that matter? You'd be amazed at what they can 'find'. Not only were you not 'hiding' it, you didn't even know you 'had' it!

Mmm-hmm. "While The Times did not obtain the president’s actual tax returns, it received the information contained in the returns from someone who had legal access to it.

They ran down someone at the IRS who has no problem putting his entire future on the line to give them what amounts to bupkus. Sure they did. They also bottled a rocking horse fart and collected a jar of unicorn dust. Be very certain, anyone who enjoys legal access to the tax returns of American taxpayers, even those of the President, are well versed in the possible consequences if they should betray that trust. Considerable prison time followed by a total inability to find anyone willing to hire them in any position of trust will see them eking out a living on the fringe of society and doing what they can to avoid contact with anyone who might recognize them.

I ain't buying it. Once again, the NYT gets a circulation boost for a day or two, then back to the downward spiral.

So you think that executive privilege is the only reason to redact a document? Wow. I'm thoroughly impressed and completely taken aback by your ignorance. Read this, then come back and apologize to the entire world for your complete lack of integrity.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sanitization_(classified_information)

"Printed documents which contain classified or sensitive information frequently contain a great deal of information which is less sensitive. There may be a need to release the less sensitive portions to uncleared personnel. The printed document will consequently be sanitized to obscure or remove the sensitive information. Maps have also been redacted for the same reason, with highly sensitive areas covered with a slip of white paper."

Executive privilege my ass.

By the way, just exactly what is your definition of 'executive privilege'?

Loser.

Maybe we should give him a tube of this.

Poor boy.

His biggest crime was not staying under the radar. Had to be the 'big guy', didn't he? Had to attract attention to himself, didn't he? He got what he asked for.

Nice when someone else is paying, isn't it?

Seems to me they're doing just fine. Membership is up, the national convention sold out (again) last year, and is looking to have overflow again this year. I'd say they're one of the most successful social associations around.


Where did that come from? If you knew anything about the NRA, you would know that they are first and foremost a constitutional membership and that includes respecting the right of the individual to choose. The main focus of the NRA is on safety and family values. Go to an NRA range meet sometime and be educated about the American way.

A gun is an inanimate object. It is neither safe or unsafe, it simply is. Safety is the responsibility of the person in control of the firearm. Once it is in the hand of a sentient being, it may or may not be safe, depending on many factors. The NRA conducts safety courses to address the ignorance of first-time firearm owners as part of its membership services. Didn't know that, did you?


That makes absolutely zero sense. What is a 'legal "unbridled" situation', anyway? And what does the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety have to do with firearm ownership? Are you off your meds?


They did no such thing. That, my friend, is a baseless lie and you know it. The Ford Motor Company, of Dearborn, Michigan, is cutting its vehicle offerings to two, the Mustang sports car and a compact Focus crossover vehicle, effective next year. The decision was due to declining demand and profitability, and had absolutely nothing to do with any perceived safety concerns.

You need to go back to wherever you got your talking points from and hand out a few black eyes, then post the results here for us all to admire.

I think this one about sums it up.

You're right about the 'jackass' part.