Gosh dern it..

No, I and the democrat party are not and have never been c*******t.. it is only an echo of the republican stratagey for thea 2020 e******n that you even utter those words.. If you had any example for proof, you would post it..

Also, I am not so much targeting republicans or conservatives.. they have some, a few, good policies..

But I am for sure a never trumper.. he is nothing but an infestation of evil.. no good to any American and only exists for the idea of lining his own pockets.. he will stop at nothing to gain money and power..

a very obvious example is Putin himself..

No one in the world got more out of trumps administration then Putin and his Hench men.. not even Kim..

Putin now with a direct road to the Mediterranean port, he is currently the top dog in the Mid east and got no resistance to dropping of treaties he had no wish to keep and championed the oil glut which closed down so many American shall oil sources..

(CPAC is mostly a collection of dimwits, dingbats and the dangerous.)

Conference organizers announced they’d had to cancel one of their own scheduled speakers.

“We have just learned that someone we invited to CPAC has expressed reprehensible views that have no home with our conference or our organization,” CPAC organizers tweeted Monday, referring to right-wing social media figure Young Pharaoh. Media Matters had surfaced deeply anti-Semitic tweets he made calling Judaism a “complete lie” and “made up for political gain.”

Here are a number of others that need to be cancelled:
One of CPAC’s featured speakers on Friday is Alex Berenson, a spy novelist and former New York Times reporter who has found an attention-getting grift in downplaying the severity of the c****av***s, spreading dangerous disinformation during appearances on Fox News and across right-wing media. Berenson will be speaking on a CPAC panel about the FIrst Amendment.

A short time later on Friday, Rep. Mo Brooks (R-Ala.) will speak on a panel about “Protecting E******ns” — one of seven panels at the conference aimed at perpetuating Trump’s lie that the e******n he lost was stolen. Brooks is facing a censure in the House of Representatives for his role in the deadly J*** 6 i**********n. He gave a fiery speech to the MAGA mob before they stormed the Capitol building, imploring his fellow “patriots” to start “taking down names and kicking ass.”

Arizona Reps. Paul Gosar and Andy Biggs, both of whom helped organize the J*** 6 “Stop the Steal” rally, are CPAC panelists this year.

Gosar has ties to the far-right m*****a O**h K****rs, whose members were deeply involved in the storming of the Capitol. The leader of an Arizona chapter recently claimed Gosar once told O**h K****rs that America was already in a civil war. “We just haven’t started shooting yet,” Gosar allegedly said. (The congressman has yet to respond to this claim.)

Gosar’s extremist resume is long. He once traveled to London to speak at a rally in support of a jailed anti-Muslim activist; he went to Nevada to support far-right m*****amen in an armed standoff with federal authorities; and he’s posed for a photo with a member of the neo-f*****t P***d B**s, another group with a large presence at the i**********n. Gosar will be speaking on a CPAC panel Saturday called “Sell Outs: The Devaluing of American Citizenship.”

Biggs, the other Arizona congressman, has spoken at events hosted by multiple extremist groups, including a 2015 gathering of the O**h K****rs where a member called for h*****g the late Sen. John McCain. Biggs will speak on a panel Friday about the Second Amendment.

Joining him on that panel is Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.), the pistol-carrying freshman lawmaker with a history of associating with far-right m*****a groups, including the Three Percenters, another organization implicated in the i**********n. (“I am the m*****a,” Boebert tweeted last year.) Boebert also supports the Q***n conspiracy movement, which believes there’s a g*******t cabal of p*******es, many of them Democrats, waging war against Trump. Many Q***n faithful participated in the i**********n on J*** 6.

“Today is 1776,” Boebert tweeted that morning before the storming of the Capitol, a reference to the Revolutionary War.

Elsewhere at CPAC, Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.) will appear on two panels, one about foreign policy and another titled “The Left’s Assault On A Free People: How Government, Big Tech, and Media Are Colluding to Deprive Us Of Our Humanity.”

Gaetz has used the P***d B**s as security at a political event; once invited a notorious Holocaust-denying far-right troll to be his guest at the State of the Union; and has appeared as a guest on InfoWars, the deranged far-right conspiracy website.

One of Gaetz’s staffers cheered on the i**********nists as they stormed the Capitol on J*** 6. Gaetz himself attempted — like many other GOP officials — to falsely blame the violence that day on “a****a,” or l*****t-anti-f*****ts.

Rep. Madison Cawthorn (R-N.C.), the youngest member of Congress at just 25 years old, will be on a CPAC panel about college tuition. Cawthorn spoke at the J*** 6 rally that led to the i**********n. He was on the House floor when the mob of Trump supporters — the same ones he helped incite — stormed the Capitol building. “Fortunately, I was armed, so we would have been able to protect ourselves,” he told a reporter afterwards.

Cawthorn came into office amid a flurry of controversy last month. (“Cry more, libs,” he wrote after winning his e******n.) His campaign had created a website that criticized a North Carolina reporter for working for “non-white males, like [Sen.] Cory Booker, who aims to ruin white males running for office.”

Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) — who raised a fist in support of the MAGA mob on J*** 6 before they stormed the Capitol — will give a speech on the main CPAC stage on Friday.

Other extremists at CPAC this year — who are not elected officials — include James O’Keefe, founder of the fraudulent far-right media outfit Project Veritas. O’Keefe, who has spent the last year releasing selectively edited videos in an attempt at delegitimizing mail-in b****ting, and who is closely affiliated with the P***d B**s, will be giving a speech on the main stage.

Scott Presler, who used to work for the anti-Muslim h**e group Act for America, will appear on a panel called “Front Porch Politics: How To Talk About Issues Without Starting A Back Alley Brawl.” Presler was one of the foremost “Stop The Steal” rally organizers and called the J*** 6 i**********n in Washington, which he attended, the “largest civil rights protest in American history.” He says he did not breach the Capitol property itself.

Right-wing radio host Wayne Dupree — who once claimed that the 2015 Sandy Hook massacre was a “h**x” and that the parents of the young victims were “crisis actors” — will be on a panel called “Tolerance Reimagined: The Angry Mob and Violence In Our Streets.”
https://www.yahoo.com/huffpost/cpac-2021-extremists-white-nationalists-i**********nists-104500816.html

There is NOT a single principle of The C*******t Manifesto that any Democrat would reject.


As far as your assertion about Putin and Trump, three separate investigations failed to uncover any. If you had one, you'd post it. How does that sound, permafrost?

But here's your chance permafrost, or any progressive on OPP; reject all or even some of these ideas, lock, stock & barrel, and count the parts of them up. They're from The (C*******t) Manifesto.


1. Abolition of property in land and application of all rents of land to public purposes.
2. A heavy progressive or graduated income tax.
3. Abolition of all rights of inheritance.
4. Confiscation of the property of all emigrants and rebels.
5. Centralization of credit in the banks of the state, by means of a national bank with state capital and an exclusive monopoly.
6. Centralization of the means of communication and t***sport in the hands of the state.
7. Extension of factories and instruments of production owned by the state; the bringing into cultivation of waste lands, and the improvement of the soil generally in accordance with a common plan.
8. Equal obligation of all to work. Establishment of industrial armies, especially for agriculture.
9. Combination of agriculture with manufacturing industries; gradual abolition of all the distinction between town and country by a more equable distribution of the populace over the country.
10. Free education for all children in public schools. Abolition of children's factory labor in its present form. Combination of education with industrial production, etc.

(CPAC is mostly a collection of dimwits, dingbats and the dangerous.)

Conference organizers announced they’d had to cancel one of their own scheduled speakers.

“We have just learned that someone we invited to CPAC has expressed reprehensible views that have no home with our conference or our organization,” CPAC organizers tweeted Monday, referring to right-wing social media figure Young Pharaoh. Media Matters had surfaced deeply anti-Semitic tweets he made calling Judaism a “complete lie” and “made up for political gain.”

Here are a number of others that need to be cancelled:
One of CPAC’s featured speakers on Friday is Alex Berenson, a spy novelist and former New York Times reporter who has found an attention-getting grift in downplaying the severity of the c****av***s, spreading dangerous disinformation during appearances on Fox News and across right-wing media. Berenson will be speaking on a CPAC panel about the FIrst Amendment.

A short time later on Friday, Rep. Mo Brooks (R-Ala.) will speak on a panel about “Protecting E******ns” — one of seven panels at the conference aimed at perpetuating Trump’s lie that the e******n he lost was stolen. Brooks is facing a censure in the House of Representatives for his role in the deadly J*** 6 i**********n. He gave a fiery speech to the MAGA mob before they stormed the Capitol building, imploring his fellow “patriots” to start “taking down names and kicking ass.”

Arizona Reps. Paul Gosar and Andy Biggs, both of whom helped organize the J*** 6 “Stop the Steal” rally, are CPAC panelists this year.

Gosar has ties to the far-right m*****a O**h K****rs, whose members were deeply involved in the storming of the Capitol. The leader of an Arizona chapter recently claimed Gosar once told O**h K****rs that America was already in a civil war. “We just haven’t started shooting yet,” Gosar allegedly said. (The congressman has yet to respond to this claim.)

Gosar’s extremist resume is long. He once traveled to London to speak at a rally in support of a jailed anti-Muslim activist; he went to Nevada to support far-right m*****amen in an armed standoff with federal authorities; and he’s posed for a photo with a member of the neo-f*****t P***d B**s, another group with a large presence at the i**********n. Gosar will be speaking on a CPAC panel Saturday called “Sell Outs: The Devaluing of American Citizenship.”

Biggs, the other Arizona congressman, has spoken at events hosted by multiple extremist groups, including a 2015 gathering of the O**h K****rs where a member called for h*****g the late Sen. John McCain. Biggs will speak on a panel Friday about the Second Amendment.

Joining him on that panel is Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.), the pistol-carrying freshman lawmaker with a history of associating with far-right m*****a groups, including the Three Percenters, another organization implicated in the i**********n. (“I am the m*****a,” Boebert tweeted last year.) Boebert also supports the Q***n conspiracy movement, which believes there’s a g*******t cabal of p*******es, many of them Democrats, waging war against Trump. Many Q***n faithful participated in the i**********n on J*** 6.

“Today is 1776,” Boebert tweeted that morning before the storming of the Capitol, a reference to the Revolutionary War.

Elsewhere at CPAC, Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.) will appear on two panels, one about foreign policy and another titled “The Left’s Assault On A Free People: How Government, Big Tech, and Media Are Colluding to Deprive Us Of Our Humanity.”

Gaetz has used the P***d B**s as security at a political event; once invited a notorious Holocaust-denying far-right troll to be his guest at the State of the Union; and has appeared as a guest on InfoWars, the deranged far-right conspiracy website.

One of Gaetz’s staffers cheered on the i**********nists as they stormed the Capitol on J*** 6. Gaetz himself attempted — like many other GOP officials — to falsely blame the violence that day on “a****a,” or l*****t-anti-f*****ts.

Rep. Madison Cawthorn (R-N.C.), the youngest member of Congress at just 25 years old, will be on a CPAC panel about college tuition. Cawthorn spoke at the J*** 6 rally that led to the i**********n. He was on the House floor when the mob of Trump supporters — the same ones he helped incite — stormed the Capitol building. “Fortunately, I was armed, so we would have been able to protect ourselves,” he told a reporter afterwards.

Cawthorn came into office amid a flurry of controversy last month. (“Cry more, libs,” he wrote after winning his e******n.) His campaign had created a website that criticized a North Carolina reporter for working for “non-white males, like [Sen.] Cory Booker, who aims to ruin white males running for office.”

Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) — who raised a fist in support of the MAGA mob on J*** 6 before they stormed the Capitol — will give a speech on the main CPAC stage on Friday.

Other extremists at CPAC this year — who are not elected officials — include James O’Keefe, founder of the fraudulent far-right media outfit Project Veritas. O’Keefe, who has spent the last year releasing selectively edited videos in an attempt at delegitimizing mail-in b****ting, and who is closely affiliated with the P***d B**s, will be giving a speech on the main stage.

Scott Presler, who used to work for the anti-Muslim h**e group Act for America, will appear on a panel called “Front Porch Politics: How To Talk About Issues Without Starting A Back Alley Brawl.” Presler was one of the foremost “Stop The Steal” rally organizers and called the J*** 6 i**********n in Washington, which he attended, the “largest civil rights protest in American history.” He says he did not breach the Capitol property itself.

Right-wing radio host Wayne Dupree — who once claimed that the 2015 Sandy Hook massacre was a “h**x” and that the parents of the young victims were “crisis actors” — will be on a panel called “Tolerance Reimagined: The Angry Mob and Violence In Our Streets.”
https://www.yahoo.com/huffpost/cpac-2021-extremists-white-nationalists-i**********nists-104500816.html

(CPAC is mostly a collection of dimwits, dingbats and the dangerous.)

Conference organizers announced they’d had to cancel one of their own scheduled speakers.

“We have just learned that someone we invited to CPAC has expressed reprehensible views that have no home with our conference or our organization,” CPAC organizers tweeted Monday, referring to right-wing social media figure Young Pharaoh. Media Matters had surfaced deeply anti-Semitic tweets he made calling Judaism a “complete lie” and “made up for political gain.”

Here are a number of others that need to be cancelled:
One of CPAC’s featured speakers on Friday is Alex Berenson, a spy novelist and former New York Times reporter who has found an attention-getting grift in downplaying the severity of the c****av***s, spreading dangerous disinformation during appearances on Fox News and across right-wing media. Berenson will be speaking on a CPAC panel about the FIrst Amendment.

A short time later on Friday, Rep. Mo Brooks (R-Ala.) will speak on a panel about “Protecting E******ns” — one of seven panels at the conference aimed at perpetuating Trump’s lie that the e******n he lost was stolen. Brooks is facing a censure in the House of Representatives for his role in the deadly J*** 6 i**********n. He gave a fiery speech to the MAGA mob before they stormed the Capitol building, imploring his fellow “patriots” to start “taking down names and kicking ass.”

Arizona Reps. Paul Gosar and Andy Biggs, both of whom helped organize the J*** 6 “Stop the Steal” rally, are CPAC panelists this year.

Gosar has ties to the far-right m*****a O**h K****rs, whose members were deeply involved in the storming of the Capitol. The leader of an Arizona chapter recently claimed Gosar once told O**h K****rs that America was already in a civil war. “We just haven’t started shooting yet,” Gosar allegedly said. (The congressman has yet to respond to this claim.)

Gosar’s extremist resume is long. He once traveled to London to speak at a rally in support of a jailed anti-Muslim activist; he went to Nevada to support far-right m*****amen in an armed standoff with federal authorities; and he’s posed for a photo with a member of the neo-f*****t P***d B**s, another group with a large presence at the i**********n. Gosar will be speaking on a CPAC panel Saturday called “Sell Outs: The Devaluing of American Citizenship.”

Biggs, the other Arizona congressman, has spoken at events hosted by multiple extremist groups, including a 2015 gathering of the O**h K****rs where a member called for h*****g the late Sen. John McCain. Biggs will speak on a panel Friday about the Second Amendment.

Joining him on that panel is Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.), the pistol-carrying freshman lawmaker with a history of associating with far-right m*****a groups, including the Three Percenters, another organization implicated in the i**********n. (“I am the m*****a,” Boebert tweeted last year.) Boebert also supports the Q***n conspiracy movement, which believes there’s a g*******t cabal of p*******es, many of them Democrats, waging war against Trump. Many Q***n faithful participated in the i**********n on J*** 6.

“Today is 1776,” Boebert tweeted that morning before the storming of the Capitol, a reference to the Revolutionary War.

Elsewhere at CPAC, Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.) will appear on two panels, one about foreign policy and another titled “The Left’s Assault On A Free People: How Government, Big Tech, and Media Are Colluding to Deprive Us Of Our Humanity.”

Gaetz has used the P***d B**s as security at a political event; once invited a notorious Holocaust-denying far-right troll to be his guest at the State of the Union; and has appeared as a guest on InfoWars, the deranged far-right conspiracy website.

One of Gaetz’s staffers cheered on the i**********nists as they stormed the Capitol on J*** 6. Gaetz himself attempted — like many other GOP officials — to falsely blame the violence that day on “a****a,” or l*****t-anti-f*****ts.

Rep. Madison Cawthorn (R-N.C.), the youngest member of Congress at just 25 years old, will be on a CPAC panel about college tuition. Cawthorn spoke at the J*** 6 rally that led to the i**********n. He was on the House floor when the mob of Trump supporters — the same ones he helped incite — stormed the Capitol building. “Fortunately, I was armed, so we would have been able to protect ourselves,” he told a reporter afterwards.

Cawthorn came into office amid a flurry of controversy last month. (“Cry more, libs,” he wrote after winning his e******n.) His campaign had created a website that criticized a North Carolina reporter for working for “non-white males, like [Sen.] Cory Booker, who aims to ruin white males running for office.”

Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) — who raised a fist in support of the MAGA mob on J*** 6 before they stormed the Capitol — will give a speech on the main CPAC stage on Friday.

Other extremists at CPAC this year — who are not elected officials — include James O’Keefe, founder of the fraudulent far-right media outfit Project Veritas. O’Keefe, who has spent the last year releasing selectively edited videos in an attempt at delegitimizing mail-in b****ting, and who is closely affiliated with the P***d B**s, will be giving a speech on the main stage.

Scott Presler, who used to work for the anti-Muslim h**e group Act for America, will appear on a panel called “Front Porch Politics: How To Talk About Issues Without Starting A Back Alley Brawl.” Presler was one of the foremost “Stop The Steal” rally organizers and called the J*** 6 i**********n in Washington, which he attended, the “largest civil rights protest in American history.” He says he did not breach the Capitol property itself.

Right-wing radio host Wayne Dupree — who once claimed that the 2015 Sandy Hook massacre was a “h**x” and that the parents of the young victims were “crisis actors” — will be on a panel called “Tolerance Reimagined: The Angry Mob and Violence In Our Streets.”
https://www.yahoo.com/huffpost/cpac-2021-extremists-white-nationalists-i**********nists-104500816.html

(CPAC is mostly a collection of dimwits, dingbats and the dangerous.)

Conference organizers announced they’d had to cancel one of their own scheduled speakers.

“We have just learned that someone we invited to CPAC has expressed reprehensible views that have no home with our conference or our organization,” CPAC organizers tweeted Monday, referring to right-wing social media figure Young Pharaoh. Media Matters had surfaced deeply anti-Semitic tweets he made calling Judaism a “complete lie” and “made up for political gain.”

Here are a number of others that need to be cancelled:
One of CPAC’s featured speakers on Friday is Alex Berenson, a spy novelist and former New York Times reporter who has found an attention-getting grift in downplaying the severity of the c****av***s, spreading dangerous disinformation during appearances on Fox News and across right-wing media. Berenson will be speaking on a CPAC panel about the FIrst Amendment.

A short time later on Friday, Rep. Mo Brooks (R-Ala.) will speak on a panel about “Protecting E******ns” — one of seven panels at the conference aimed at perpetuating Trump’s lie that the e******n he lost was stolen. Brooks is facing a censure in the House of Representatives for his role in the deadly J*** 6 i**********n. He gave a fiery speech to the MAGA mob before they stormed the Capitol building, imploring his fellow “patriots” to start “taking down names and kicking ass.”

Arizona Reps. Paul Gosar and Andy Biggs, both of whom helped organize the J*** 6 “Stop the Steal” rally, are CPAC panelists this year.

Gosar has ties to the far-right m*****a O**h K****rs, whose members were deeply involved in the storming of the Capitol. The leader of an Arizona chapter recently claimed Gosar once told O**h K****rs that America was already in a civil war. “We just haven’t started shooting yet,” Gosar allegedly said. (The congressman has yet to respond to this claim.)

Gosar’s extremist resume is long. He once traveled to London to speak at a rally in support of a jailed anti-Muslim activist; he went to Nevada to support far-right m*****amen in an armed standoff with federal authorities; and he’s posed for a photo with a member of the neo-f*****t P***d B**s, another group with a large presence at the i**********n. Gosar will be speaking on a CPAC panel Saturday called “Sell Outs: The Devaluing of American Citizenship.”

Biggs, the other Arizona congressman, has spoken at events hosted by multiple extremist groups, including a 2015 gathering of the O**h K****rs where a member called for h*****g the late Sen. John McCain. Biggs will speak on a panel Friday about the Second Amendment.

Joining him on that panel is Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.), the pistol-carrying freshman lawmaker with a history of associating with far-right m*****a groups, including the Three Percenters, another organization implicated in the i**********n. (“I am the m*****a,” Boebert tweeted last year.) Boebert also supports the Q***n conspiracy movement, which believes there’s a g*******t cabal of p*******es, many of them Democrats, waging war against Trump. Many Q***n faithful participated in the i**********n on J*** 6.

“Today is 1776,” Boebert tweeted that morning before the storming of the Capitol, a reference to the Revolutionary War.

Elsewhere at CPAC, Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.) will appear on two panels, one about foreign policy and another titled “The Left’s Assault On A Free People: How Government, Big Tech, and Media Are Colluding to Deprive Us Of Our Humanity.”

Gaetz has used the P***d B**s as security at a political event; once invited a notorious Holocaust-denying far-right troll to be his guest at the State of the Union; and has appeared as a guest on InfoWars, the deranged far-right conspiracy website.

One of Gaetz’s staffers cheered on the i**********nists as they stormed the Capitol on J*** 6. Gaetz himself attempted — like many other GOP officials — to falsely blame the violence that day on “a****a,” or l*****t-anti-f*****ts.

Rep. Madison Cawthorn (R-N.C.), the youngest member of Congress at just 25 years old, will be on a CPAC panel about college tuition. Cawthorn spoke at the J*** 6 rally that led to the i**********n. He was on the House floor when the mob of Trump supporters — the same ones he helped incite — stormed the Capitol building. “Fortunately, I was armed, so we would have been able to protect ourselves,” he told a reporter afterwards.

Cawthorn came into office amid a flurry of controversy last month. (“Cry more, libs,” he wrote after winning his e******n.) His campaign had created a website that criticized a North Carolina reporter for working for “non-white males, like [Sen.] Cory Booker, who aims to ruin white males running for office.”

Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) — who raised a fist in support of the MAGA mob on J*** 6 before they stormed the Capitol — will give a speech on the main CPAC stage on Friday.

Other extremists at CPAC this year — who are not elected officials — include James O’Keefe, founder of the fraudulent far-right media outfit Project Veritas. O’Keefe, who has spent the last year releasing selectively edited videos in an attempt at delegitimizing mail-in b****ting, and who is closely affiliated with the P***d B**s, will be giving a speech on the main stage.

Scott Presler, who used to work for the anti-Muslim h**e group Act for America, will appear on a panel called “Front Porch Politics: How To Talk About Issues Without Starting A Back Alley Brawl.” Presler was one of the foremost “Stop The Steal” rally organizers and called the J*** 6 i**********n in Washington, which he attended, the “largest civil rights protest in American history.” He says he did not breach the Capitol property itself.

Right-wing radio host Wayne Dupree — who once claimed that the 2015 Sandy Hook massacre was a “h**x” and that the parents of the young victims were “crisis actors” — will be on a panel called “Tolerance Reimagined: The Angry Mob and Violence In Our Streets.”
https://www.yahoo.com/huffpost/cpac-2021-extremists-white-nationalists-i**********nists-104500816.html