President Donald Trump gets raucous welcome at College Football Playoff title game (Page 2): And another rabid TDS post..... Nice to know that resident Trump lives in your head rent...

American Vet

Kevyn wrote:

Are you kidding? That scumbag deserves to spend eternity with the hounds of hell at his heels. He deserves ten fold the very reserved heckling he receives when out in public.

And another rabid TDS post.....

Nice to know that resident Trump lives in your head rent free........

rumitoid

drlarrygino wrote:

You misspelled Nader. Ralph Nader is spelled with an "e" not "i". He was an "i"con for you l*****ts.

Nadir, "the lowest point in the fortunes of a person or organization." Get a dictionary.

Lt. Rob Polans ret.

rumitoid wrote:

NEW ORLEANS — For the third time in three months, President Donald Trump has made a public appearance at a college football game. And for the third consecutive trip, he’s been greeted by raucous cheers.

Trump arrived at the College Football Playoff title game between No. 1 LSU and No. 3 Clemson at the Superdome on Monday with the expectation of a warm welcome. Both schools are located in states that have v**ed red in recent p**********l e******ns, and Trump received cheers from the Southern fan bases when he was introduced before the national anthem to a massive ovation and chants of “U-S-A! U-S-A!”

Trump attended part of one of the regular season’s marquee games between LSU and Alabama in Tuscaloosa. He also appeared at the annual game between Army and Navy, which was held in Philadelphia. Both also greeted him with distinct ovations.

“He sees it as a harmless way to show his face,” said John Couvillon, a Louisiana-based pollster and political consultant. “The thing that he appreciates is that in Southern states, particularly in Louisiana, is that football and politics get equal billing in terms of being the top sport.”
President Donald Trump, center, and first lady Melania Trump attend the NCAA College Football Playoff national championship game Monday, Jan. 13, 2020, in New Orleans. (AP Photo/David J. Phillip)

With a few muddled greetings coming during an appearance at the World Series in Washington D.C. (heavy boos) and a UFC fight in New York City (mix of cheers), Trump’s allegiance to college football has left him undefeated in terms of reception. T***p w*n the v**es of all the states in the SEC footprint and won 58 percent of the v**e in Louisiana and 55 percent in South Carolina, where both the schools playing in the title game are located.

“[The appearance] cements his relationship with his core constituency,” said Howell Raines, the former New York Times editor and political commentator for MSNBC. “Certainly, he couldn’t be safer politically in South Carolina and Louisiana.”

Clemson has visited Trump in the White House twice after winning the title, with Dabo Swinney’s team visits coming in 2017 and 2019. Trump phoned his congratulations to LSU coach Ed Orgeron after LSU blew out Oklahoma, 63-28, in the College Football Playoff semifinals.

“I think Ed Orgeron is the most popular man in Louisiana right now, rivaled only by his quarterback [Joe Burrow],” Raines said. “I think to the degree Trump can cozy up to Ed, it’ll be helpful.”

Trump’s appearance at the title game comes during a turbulent time of his presidency, which led some to speculate that he’s using the game as a distraction from the impeachment hearings and political tension with Iran. Raines joked that one of the hallmarks of the Trump presidency was his ability to “change the subject,” sometimes as quickly as with a tweet.

“This is a harmless diversion,” Couvillon said. “He gets to show his face at something that’s not involving impeachment or Iran or the p**********l e******n.”
https://www.yahoo.com/sports/president-donald-trump-college-football-playoff-title-game-010803514.html

NEW ORLEANS — For the third time in three months, ... (show quote)

You lost me as to the point. If he went to UC Berkely, USC or NYU the welcome wouldn't be the same.

Lt. Rob Polans ret.

Canuckus Deploracus wrote:

You mean a chant?

You don't need a sentence for a chant.

rumitoid

Lt. Rob Polans ret. wrote:

You lost me as to the point. If he went to UC Berkely, USC or NYU the welcome wouldn't be the same.

No, of course not and for just cause, but I posted a favorable thread about Trump. No insults. Pure up beat in his favor.

Lt. Rob Polans ret.

Lonewolf wrote:

Sorry to say that's a typical trump supporter I could post "hi" and the h**e would pour in!
Keep up the good work!

Ware are yu gon doit cormade?

Lt. Rob Polans ret.

rumitoid wrote:

No, of course not and for just cause, but I posted a favorable thread about Trump. No insults. Pure up beat in his favor.

Cool, that's what I got.

Blade_Runner Loc: DARK SIDE OF THE MOON

Kevyn wrote:

Are you kidding? That scumbag deserves to spend eternity with the hounds of hell at his heels. He deserves ten fold the very reserved heckling he receives when out in public.

And who, or what, the hell are you exactly?

rumitoid

Lt. Rob Polans ret. wrote:

Cool, that's what I got.

Okay.

rumitoid

Where is Texacan ranting against my favorable thread of Trump? Calling me a h**er of the president for stating "raucous cheers of the crowd." Her blindness thru h**e is astonishing. But I understand how with far right ideology myopia is endemic. Closed and narrow minds. Just attack, and get the cheers and whoops of your fellow supporters around the torches and bonfires. Not even really conscious of it. Base instincts. Fear and h**e does very well without reason or discernment.

TexaCan Loc: Homeward Bound!

rumitoid wrote:

What the f ru talking about? Really tired of your ... (show quote)

So! You’re now a Trump supporter!

I was commenting on more than just the titled thread, such as your comment, “Yup! Very sick and sad. The nadir of our Republic in its death throes.”

How is our Republic in its death throes?

Ill stand by my statement. You continually post thread after thread of h**e filled opinions against this President and all those who supports him!

TexaCan Loc: Homeward Bound!

rumitoid wrote:

Where is Texacan ranting against my favorable thread of Trump? Calling me a h**er of the president for stating "raucous cheers of the crowd." Her blindness thru h**e is astonishing. But I understand how with far right ideology myopia is endemic. Closed and narrow minds. Just attack, and get the cheers and whoops of your fellow supporters around the torches and bonfires. Not even really conscious of it. Base instincts. Fear and h**e does very well without reason or discernment.

What exactly am I supposed to fear?😂

rumitoid

TexaCan wrote:

So! You’re now a Trump supporter!

I was commenting on more than just the titled thread, such as your comment, “Yup! Very sick and sad. The nadir of our Republic in its death throes.”

How is our Republic in its death throes?

Ill stand by my statement. You continually post thread after thread of h**e filled opinions against this President and all those who supports him!

Drip, drip drip.....

son of witless

rumitoid wrote:

NEW ORLEANS — For the third time in three months, President Donald Trump has made a public appearance at a college football game. And for the third consecutive trip, he’s been greeted by raucous cheers.

Trump arrived at the College Football Playoff title game between No. 1 LSU and No. 3 Clemson at the Superdome on Monday with the expectation of a warm welcome. Both schools are located in states that have v**ed red in recent p**********l e******ns, and Trump received cheers from the Southern fan bases when he was introduced before the national anthem to a massive ovation and chants of “U-S-A! U-S-A!”

Trump attended part of one of the regular season’s marquee games between LSU and Alabama in Tuscaloosa. He also appeared at the annual game between Army and Navy, which was held in Philadelphia. Both also greeted him with distinct ovations.

“He sees it as a harmless way to show his face,” said John Couvillon, a Louisiana-based pollster and political consultant. “The thing that he appreciates is that in Southern states, particularly in Louisiana, is that football and politics get equal billing in terms of being the top sport.”
President Donald Trump, center, and first lady Melania Trump attend the NCAA College Football Playoff national championship game Monday, Jan. 13, 2020, in New Orleans. (AP Photo/David J. Phillip)

With a few muddled greetings coming during an appearance at the World Series in Washington D.C. (heavy boos) and a UFC fight in New York City (mix of cheers), Trump’s allegiance to college football has left him undefeated in terms of reception. T***p w*n the v**es of all the states in the SEC footprint and won 58 percent of the v**e in Louisiana and 55 percent in South Carolina, where both the schools playing in the title game are located.

“[The appearance] cements his relationship with his core constituency,” said Howell Raines, the former New York Times editor and political commentator for MSNBC. “Certainly, he couldn’t be safer politically in South Carolina and Louisiana.”

Clemson has visited Trump in the White House twice after winning the title, with Dabo Swinney’s team visits coming in 2017 and 2019. Trump phoned his congratulations to LSU coach Ed Orgeron after LSU blew out Oklahoma, 63-28, in the College Football Playoff semifinals.

“I think Ed Orgeron is the most popular man in Louisiana right now, rivaled only by his quarterback [Joe Burrow],” Raines said. “I think to the degree Trump can cozy up to Ed, it’ll be helpful.”

Trump’s appearance at the title game comes during a turbulent time of his presidency, which led some to speculate that he’s using the game as a distraction from the impeachment hearings and political tension with Iran. Raines joked that one of the hallmarks of the Trump presidency was his ability to “change the subject,” sometimes as quickly as with a tweet.

“This is a harmless diversion,” Couvillon said. “He gets to show his face at something that’s not involving impeachment or Iran or the p**********l e******n.”
https://www.yahoo.com/sports/president-donald-trump-college-football-playoff-title-game-010803514.html

NEW ORLEANS — For the third time in three months, ... (show quote)

Everything President Trump does will be said to be a distraction from the Impeachment Hearings.

Canuckus Deploracus Loc: North of the wall

Lt. Rob Polans ret. wrote:

You don't need a sentence for a chant.

That's my point...

I liked my chant...