Opinion by S.E. Cupp, Tribune Content Agency
Over the past few days, it’s safe to say we’ve all shed a tear or two, maybe even said a prayer, and quietly reflected on the tremendous loss the world collectively experienced last week. For many that’s because of the historic and solemn events unfolding in the United Kingdom.
But I’m not talking about the death of Queen Elizabeth II at age 96. I’m talking about the grief and trauma many in MAGA world are apparently experiencing, inflicted by President Biden and his very mean speech earlier this month.
To listen to them bravely share their stories of pain and suffering is to truly break one’s heart. Before you keep reading, you might want to grab a tissue.
Rep. Lauren Boebert, the gentlelady from Colorado who once suggested a Muslim Democratic congresswoman was probably a terrorist, called Biden’s remarks about MAGA Republicans “d********g and decisive [sic].” That was just before she accused him of having “cognitive failure.” As my therapist says, hurt people hurt others.
Minority House Leader Kevin McCarthy seemed utterly devastated when he lamented that Biden had “chosen to divide, demean, and disparage his fellow Americans. Why? Simply because they disagree with his policies.”
Yeah, what kind of monster would do such a thing? Like, what president would tell fellow Americans who disagreed with his policies — say, four elected women of color — to “go back” to their home countries?
What leader of the Free World would call the Americans who fought our wars “losers” and “suckers”? That would be unforgivable.
Former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki Haley, was also personally afflicted by Biden’s comments, calling him “the most condescending president of my lifetime.”
Indeed. But could you imagine if Biden had said — of his own supporters — that, I don’t know, he “could stand in the middle of Fifth Ave. and shoot somebody” and they’d still v**e for him? I mean, no politician would think that little of his or her base.
As for Mike Pence, the former vice president who insists he and Trump parted amicably despite a mob of Trump supporters calling for his death by h*****g, he’s appalled by Biden’s reference to “semi-f*****m.”
“Never before in the history of our nation has a president stood before the American people and accused millions of his own countrymen of being a ‘threat to this country.’ ”
Never — because what kind of president would call millions of his own countrymen f*****ts?
What kind of leader would call the free press, a sitting president and a secretary of state “the enemy”?
Who would call police officers who defended the Capitol against a violent mob of i**********nists “p*ssies”?
Who would call members of the opposing political party “un-American” and “treasonous,” simply because they didn’t clap for you?
It’s unheard of.
Finally, the folks at Fox News are also bummed at Biden. Jesse Watters, a reliably sensitive host who once urged young conservatives to “ambush” Anthony F***i and then “go in for the k**l shot,” complained that Biden has waged a “war on terror” against him and other MAGA Republicans.
Harris Faulkner also wondered aloud, “Do we really, really love the citizens of this great nation? We have a president who h**es at least half of them.”
These are the aching words of the downtrodden, mistreated and tortured souls of Trump’s MAGA army. How they survive in these unlivable conditions, under this kind of oppression, is anyone’s guess.
Perhaps, and I’m just spit-balling, Biden’s words — that Trump and MAGA Republicans “represent an extremism that threatens the very foundations of our republic” — are cutting so deep because they are irrefutably true.
Storming the Capitol to overturn a democratic e******n is extreme and threatens the very foundations of our republic.
Nominating self-avowed e******n deniers to positions of power all over the country is extreme and threatens the very foundations of our republic.
Denying basic facts in favor of baseless conspiracy theories is extreme and threatens the very foundations of our republic.
Biden didn’t invent the idea that MAGA world is a threat to democracy, and most American people — including a quarter of Republicans — agree, according to recent polling.
But you can understand why this would be so hard to hear, so painful, so gut-wrenching, even for the party that belittles liberal “snowflakes” for finding words and ideas offensive…
…and even for the party that shrugged when Trump mocked a disabled journalist, a prisoner of war, a teenage activist, Asian accents and asylum seekers…
…and even for the party that accepted Trump’s disparaging comments about women, Jews, B****s, Muslims, L***Q, immigrants and the poor.
Indeed, let’s all have some empathy and compassion for the aggrieved MAGA Republicans, who no longer feel safe in Joe Biden’s America.
Face it nobody feels safe in creepy sleepy bribem's America
slatten49 wrote:
Opinion by S.E. Cupp, Tribune Content Agency
Over the past few days, it’s safe to say we’ve all shed a tear or two, maybe even said a prayer, and quietly reflected on the tremendous loss the world collectively experienced last week. For many that’s because of the historic and solemn events unfolding in the United Kingdom.
But I’m not talking about the death of Queen Elizabeth II at age 96. I’m talking about the grief and trauma many in MAGA world are apparently experiencing, inflicted by President Biden and his very mean speech earlier this month.
To listen to them bravely share their stories of pain and suffering is to truly break one’s heart. Before you keep reading, you might want to grab a tissue.
Rep. Lauren Boebert, the gentlelady from Colorado who once suggested a Muslim Democratic congresswoman was probably a terrorist, called Biden’s remarks about MAGA Republicans “d********g and decisive [sic].” That was just before she accused him of having “cognitive failure.” As my therapist says, hurt people hurt others.
Minority House Leader Kevin McCarthy seemed utterly devastated when he lamented that Biden had “chosen to divide, demean, and disparage his fellow Americans. Why? Simply because they disagree with his policies.”
Yeah, what kind of monster would do such a thing? Like, what president would tell fellow Americans who disagreed with his policies — say, four elected women of color — to “go back” to their home countries?
What leader of the Free World would call the Americans who fought our wars “losers” and “suckers”? That would be unforgivable.
Former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki Haley, was also personally afflicted by Biden’s comments, calling him “the most condescending president of my lifetime.”
Indeed. But could you imagine if Biden had said — of his own supporters — that, I don’t know, he “could stand in the middle of Fifth Ave. and shoot somebody” and they’d still v**e for him? I mean, no politician would think that little of his or her base.
As for Mike Pence, the former vice president who insists he and Trump parted amicably despite a mob of Trump supporters calling for his death by h*****g, he’s appalled by Biden’s reference to “semi-f*****m.”
“Never before in the history of our nation has a president stood before the American people and accused millions of his own countrymen of being a ‘threat to this country.’ ”
Never — because what kind of president would call millions of his own countrymen f*****ts?
What kind of leader would call the free press, a sitting president and a secretary of state “the enemy”?
Who would call police officers who defended the Capitol against a violent mob of i**********nists “p*ssies”?
Who would call members of the opposing political party “un-American” and “treasonous,” simply because they didn’t clap for you?
It’s unheard of.
Finally, the folks at Fox News are also bummed at Biden. Jesse Watters, a reliably sensitive host who once urged young conservatives to “ambush” Anthony F***i and then “go in for the k**l shot,” complained that Biden has waged a “war on terror” against him and other MAGA Republicans.
Harris Faulkner also wondered aloud, “Do we really, really love the citizens of this great nation? We have a president who h**es at least half of them.”
These are the aching words of the downtrodden, mistreated and tortured souls of Trump’s MAGA army. How they survive in these unlivable conditions, under this kind of oppression, is anyone’s guess.
Perhaps, and I’m just spit-balling, Biden’s words — that Trump and MAGA Republicans “represent an extremism that threatens the very foundations of our republic” — are cutting so deep because they are irrefutably true.
Storming the Capitol to overturn a democratic e******n is extreme and threatens the very foundations of our republic.
Nominating self-avowed e******n deniers to positions of power all over the country is extreme and threatens the very foundations of our republic.
Denying basic facts in favor of baseless conspiracy theories is extreme and threatens the very foundations of our republic.
Biden didn’t invent the idea that MAGA world is a threat to democracy, and most American people — including a quarter of Republicans — agree, according to recent polling.
But you can understand why this would be so hard to hear, so painful, so gut-wrenching, even for the party that belittles liberal “snowflakes” for finding words and ideas offensive…
…and even for the party that shrugged when Trump mocked a disabled journalist, a prisoner of war, a teenage activist, Asian accents and asylum seekers…
…and even for the party that accepted Trump’s disparaging comments about women, Jews, B****s, Muslims, L***Q, immigrants and the poor.
Indeed, let’s all have some empathy and compassion for the aggrieved MAGA Republicans, who no longer feel safe in Joe Biden’s America.
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Revealing your true h**e America self, even through your phony, pathetic sarcasm.
slatten49 wrote:
Opinion by S.E. Cupp, Tribune Content Agency
Over the past few days, it’s safe to say we’ve all shed a tear or two, maybe even said a prayer, and quietly reflected on the tremendous loss the world collectively experienced last week. For many that’s because of the historic and solemn events unfolding in the United Kingdom.
But I’m not talking about the death of Queen Elizabeth II at age 96. I’m talking about the grief and trauma many in MAGA world are apparently experiencing, inflicted by President Biden and his very mean speech earlier this month.
To listen to them bravely share their stories of pain and suffering is to truly break one’s heart. Before you keep reading, you might want to grab a tissue.
Rep. Lauren Boebert, the gentlelady from Colorado who once suggested a Muslim Democratic congresswoman was probably a terrorist, called Biden’s remarks about MAGA Republicans “d********g and decisive [sic].” That was just before she accused him of having “cognitive failure.” As my therapist says, hurt people hurt others.
Minority House Leader Kevin McCarthy seemed utterly devastated when he lamented that Biden had “chosen to divide, demean, and disparage his fellow Americans. Why? Simply because they disagree with his policies.”
Yeah, what kind of monster would do such a thing? Like, what president would tell fellow Americans who disagreed with his policies — say, four elected women of color — to “go back” to their home countries?
What leader of the Free World would call the Americans who fought our wars “losers” and “suckers”? That would be unforgivable.
Former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki Haley, was also personally afflicted by Biden’s comments, calling him “the most condescending president of my lifetime.”
Indeed. But could you imagine if Biden had said — of his own supporters — that, I don’t know, he “could stand in the middle of Fifth Ave. and shoot somebody” and they’d still v**e for him? I mean, no politician would think that little of his or her base.
As for Mike Pence, the former vice president who insists he and Trump parted amicably despite a mob of Trump supporters calling for his death by h*****g, he’s appalled by Biden’s reference to “semi-f*****m.”
“Never before in the history of our nation has a president stood before the American people and accused millions of his own countrymen of being a ‘threat to this country.’ ”
Never — because what kind of president would call millions of his own countrymen f*****ts?
What kind of leader would call the free press, a sitting president and a secretary of state “the enemy”?
Who would call police officers who defended the Capitol against a violent mob of i**********nists “p*ssies”?
Who would call members of the opposing political party “un-American” and “treasonous,” simply because they didn’t clap for you?
It’s unheard of.
Finally, the folks at Fox News are also bummed at Biden. Jesse Watters, a reliably sensitive host who once urged young conservatives to “ambush” Anthony F***i and then “go in for the k**l shot,” complained that Biden has waged a “war on terror” against him and other MAGA Republicans.
Harris Faulkner also wondered aloud, “Do we really, really love the citizens of this great nation? We have a president who h**es at least half of them.”
These are the aching words of the downtrodden, mistreated and tortured souls of Trump’s MAGA army. How they survive in these unlivable conditions, under this kind of oppression, is anyone’s guess.
Perhaps, and I’m just spit-balling, Biden’s words — that Trump and MAGA Republicans “represent an extremism that threatens the very foundations of our republic” — are cutting so deep because they are irrefutably true.
Storming the Capitol to overturn a democratic e******n is extreme and threatens the very foundations of our republic.
Nominating self-avowed e******n deniers to positions of power all over the country is extreme and threatens the very foundations of our republic.
Denying basic facts in favor of baseless conspiracy theories is extreme and threatens the very foundations of our republic.
Biden didn’t invent the idea that MAGA world is a threat to democracy, and most American people — including a quarter of Republicans — agree, according to recent polling.
But you can understand why this would be so hard to hear, so painful, so gut-wrenching, even for the party that belittles liberal “snowflakes” for finding words and ideas offensive…
…and even for the party that shrugged when Trump mocked a disabled journalist, a prisoner of war, a teenage activist, Asian accents and asylum seekers…
…and even for the party that accepted Trump’s disparaging comments about women, Jews, B****s, Muslims, L***Q, immigrants and the poor.
Indeed, let’s all have some empathy and compassion for the aggrieved MAGA Republicans, who no longer feel safe in Joe Biden’s America.
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Nobody should feel safe in ‘Biden’s America’; it is a place that is rapidly deteriorating thanks to ELWNJs.k
slatten49 wrote:
Opinion by S.E. Cupp, Tribune Content Agency
Over the past few days, it’s safe to say we’ve all shed a tear or two, maybe even said a prayer, and quietly reflected on the tremendous loss the world collectively experienced last week. For many that’s because of the historic and solemn events unfolding in the United Kingdom.
But I’m not talking about the death of Queen Elizabeth II at age 96. I’m talking about the grief and trauma many in MAGA world are apparently experiencing, inflicted by President Biden and his very mean speech earlier this month.
To listen to them bravely share their stories of pain and suffering is to truly break one’s heart. Before you keep reading, you might want to grab a tissue.
Rep. Lauren Boebert, the gentlelady from Colorado who once suggested a Muslim Democratic congresswoman was probably a terrorist, called Biden’s remarks about MAGA Republicans “d********g and decisive [sic].” That was just before she accused him of having “cognitive failure.” As my therapist says, hurt people hurt others.
Minority House Leader Kevin McCarthy seemed utterly devastated when he lamented that Biden had “chosen to divide, demean, and disparage his fellow Americans. Why? Simply because they disagree with his policies.”
Yeah, what kind of monster would do such a thing? Like, what president would tell fellow Americans who disagreed with his policies — say, four elected women of color — to “go back” to their home countries?
What leader of the Free World would call the Americans who fought our wars “losers” and “suckers”? That would be unforgivable.
Former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki Haley, was also personally afflicted by Biden’s comments, calling him “the most condescending president of my lifetime.”
Indeed. But could you imagine if Biden had said — of his own supporters — that, I don’t know, he “could stand in the middle of Fifth Ave. and shoot somebody” and they’d still v**e for him? I mean, no politician would think that little of his or her base.
As for Mike Pence, the former vice president who insists he and Trump parted amicably despite a mob of Trump supporters calling for his death by h*****g, he’s appalled by Biden’s reference to “semi-f*****m.”
“Never before in the history of our nation has a president stood before the American people and accused millions of his own countrymen of being a ‘threat to this country.’ ”
Never — because what kind of president would call millions of his own countrymen f*****ts?
What kind of leader would call the free press, a sitting president and a secretary of state “the enemy”?
Who would call police officers who defended the Capitol against a violent mob of i**********nists “p*ssies”?
Who would call members of the opposing political party “un-American” and “treasonous,” simply because they didn’t clap for you?
It’s unheard of.
Finally, the folks at Fox News are also bummed at Biden. Jesse Watters, a reliably sensitive host who once urged young conservatives to “ambush” Anthony F***i and then “go in for the k**l shot,” complained that Biden has waged a “war on terror” against him and other MAGA Republicans.
Harris Faulkner also wondered aloud, “Do we really, really love the citizens of this great nation? We have a president who h**es at least half of them.”
These are the aching words of the downtrodden, mistreated and tortured souls of Trump’s MAGA army. How they survive in these unlivable conditions, under this kind of oppression, is anyone’s guess.
Perhaps, and I’m just spit-balling, Biden’s words — that Trump and MAGA Republicans “represent an extremism that threatens the very foundations of our republic” — are cutting so deep because they are irrefutably true.
Storming the Capitol to overturn a democratic e******n is extreme and threatens the very foundations of our republic.
Nominating self-avowed e******n deniers to positions of power all over the country is extreme and threatens the very foundations of our republic.
Denying basic facts in favor of baseless conspiracy theories is extreme and threatens the very foundations of our republic.
Biden didn’t invent the idea that MAGA world is a threat to democracy, and most American people — including a quarter of Republicans — agree, according to recent polling.
But you can understand why this would be so hard to hear, so painful, so gut-wrenching, even for the party that belittles liberal “snowflakes” for finding words and ideas offensive…
…and even for the party that shrugged when Trump mocked a disabled journalist, a prisoner of war, a teenage activist, Asian accents and asylum seekers…
…and even for the party that accepted Trump’s disparaging comments about women, Jews, B****s, Muslims, L***Q, immigrants and the poor.
Indeed, let’s all have some empathy and compassion for the aggrieved MAGA Republicans, who no longer feel safe in Joe Biden’s America.
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Bulls**t opinion in my opinion. Twist, and turn, then lie.
I don't think Biden used the word 'Republic', did he?
Wh**ever dude.
We're too far divided now to go back to anything normal. The threat from the left is real, and will bring us to war no matter how you slice it, or dice it.
Just know Lon, that when your peeps kick down my door in the middle of the night because I v**ed Trump, first one in's gonna get dog bit, and then we'll have a gunfight in my living room.
I'm ready for it.
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Nobody should feel safe in ‘Biden’s America’; it is a place that is rapidly deteriorating thanks to ELWNJs.k
It rightly should be called Satans america , people such as biden are doing his bidding
slatten49 wrote:
Opinion by S.E. Cupp, Tribune Content Agency
Over the past few days, it’s safe to say we’ve all shed a tear or two, maybe even said a prayer, and quietly reflected on the tremendous loss the world collectively experienced last week. For many that’s because of the historic and solemn events unfolding in the United Kingdom.
But I’m not talking about the death of Queen Elizabeth II at age 96. I’m talking about the grief and trauma many in MAGA world are apparently experiencing, inflicted by President Biden and his very mean speech earlier this month.
To listen to them bravely share their stories of pain and suffering is to truly break one’s heart. Before you keep reading, you might want to grab a tissue.
Rep. Lauren Boebert, the gentlelady from Colorado who once suggested a Muslim Democratic congresswoman was probably a terrorist, called Biden’s remarks about MAGA Republicans “d********g and decisive [sic].” That was just before she accused him of having “cognitive failure.” As my therapist says, hurt people hurt others.
Minority House Leader Kevin McCarthy seemed utterly devastated when he lamented that Biden had “chosen to divide, demean, and disparage his fellow Americans. Why? Simply because they disagree with his policies.”
Yeah, what kind of monster would do such a thing? Like, what president would tell fellow Americans who disagreed with his policies — say, four elected women of color — to “go back” to their home countries?
What leader of the Free World would call the Americans who fought our wars “losers” and “suckers”? That would be unforgivable.
Former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki Haley, was also personally afflicted by Biden’s comments, calling him “the most condescending president of my lifetime.”
Indeed. But could you imagine if Biden had said — of his own supporters — that, I don’t know, he “could stand in the middle of Fifth Ave. and shoot somebody” and they’d still v**e for him? I mean, no politician would think that little of his or her base.
As for Mike Pence, the former vice president who insists he and Trump parted amicably despite a mob of Trump supporters calling for his death by h*****g, he’s appalled by Biden’s reference to “semi-f*****m.”
“Never before in the history of our nation has a president stood before the American people and accused millions of his own countrymen of being a ‘threat to this country.’ ”
Never — because what kind of president would call millions of his own countrymen f*****ts?
What kind of leader would call the free press, a sitting president and a secretary of state “the enemy”?
Who would call police officers who defended the Capitol against a violent mob of i**********nists “p*ssies”?
Who would call members of the opposing political party “un-American” and “treasonous,” simply because they didn’t clap for you?
It’s unheard of.
Finally, the folks at Fox News are also bummed at Biden. Jesse Watters, a reliably sensitive host who once urged young conservatives to “ambush” Anthony F***i and then “go in for the k**l shot,” complained that Biden has waged a “war on terror” against him and other MAGA Republicans.
Harris Faulkner also wondered aloud, “Do we really, really love the citizens of this great nation? We have a president who h**es at least half of them.”
These are the aching words of the downtrodden, mistreated and tortured souls of Trump’s MAGA army. How they survive in these unlivable conditions, under this kind of oppression, is anyone’s guess.
Perhaps, and I’m just spit-balling, Biden’s words — that Trump and MAGA Republicans “represent an extremism that threatens the very foundations of our republic” — are cutting so deep because they are irrefutably true.
Storming the Capitol to overturn a democratic e******n is extreme and threatens the very foundations of our republic.
Nominating self-avowed e******n deniers to positions of power all over the country is extreme and threatens the very foundations of our republic.
Denying basic facts in favor of baseless conspiracy theories is extreme and threatens the very foundations of our republic.
Biden didn’t invent the idea that MAGA world is a threat to democracy, and most American people — including a quarter of Republicans — agree, according to recent polling.
But you can understand why this would be so hard to hear, so painful, so gut-wrenching, even for the party that belittles liberal “snowflakes” for finding words and ideas offensive…
…and even for the party that shrugged when Trump mocked a disabled journalist, a prisoner of war, a teenage activist, Asian accents and asylum seekers…
…and even for the party that accepted Trump’s disparaging comments about women, Jews, B****s, Muslims, L***Q, immigrants and the poor.
Indeed, let’s all have some empathy and compassion for the aggrieved MAGA Republicans, who no longer feel safe in Joe Biden’s America.
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How do u fight for this country at one time and become a c*******t sympathizer! Stick to non political you claim to be centrist! Center to what! You are totally l*****t! Wake up!
slatten49 wrote:
Opinion by S.E. Cupp, Tribune Content Agency
Over the past few days, it’s safe to say we’ve all shed a tear or two, maybe even said a prayer, and quietly reflected on the tremendous loss the world collectively experienced last week. For many that’s because of the historic and solemn events unfolding in the United Kingdom.
But I’m not talking about the death of Queen Elizabeth II at age 96. I’m talking about the grief and trauma many in MAGA world are apparently experiencing, inflicted by President Biden and his very mean speech earlier this month.
To listen to them bravely share their stories of pain and suffering is to truly break one’s heart. Before you keep reading, you might want to grab a tissue.
Rep. Lauren Boebert, the gentlelady from Colorado who once suggested a Muslim Democratic congresswoman was probably a terrorist, called Biden’s remarks about MAGA Republicans “d********g and decisive [sic].” That was just before she accused him of having “cognitive failure.” As my therapist says, hurt people hurt others.
Minority House Leader Kevin McCarthy seemed utterly devastated when he lamented that Biden had “chosen to divide, demean, and disparage his fellow Americans. Why? Simply because they disagree with his policies.”
Yeah, what kind of monster would do such a thing? Like, what president would tell fellow Americans who disagreed with his policies — say, four elected women of color — to “go back” to their home countries?
What leader of the Free World would call the Americans who fought our wars “losers” and “suckers”? That would be unforgivable.
Former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki Haley, was also personally afflicted by Biden’s comments, calling him “the most condescending president of my lifetime.”
Indeed. But could you imagine if Biden had said — of his own supporters — that, I don’t know, he “could stand in the middle of Fifth Ave. and shoot somebody” and they’d still v**e for him? I mean, no politician would think that little of his or her base.
As for Mike Pence, the former vice president who insists he and Trump parted amicably despite a mob of Trump supporters calling for his death by h*****g, he’s appalled by Biden’s reference to “semi-f*****m.”
“Never before in the history of our nation has a president stood before the American people and accused millions of his own countrymen of being a ‘threat to this country.’ ”
Never — because what kind of president would call millions of his own countrymen f*****ts?
What kind of leader would call the free press, a sitting president and a secretary of state “the enemy”?
Who would call police officers who defended the Capitol against a violent mob of i**********nists “p*ssies”?
Who would call members of the opposing political party “un-American” and “treasonous,” simply because they didn’t clap for you?
It’s unheard of.
Finally, the folks at Fox News are also bummed at Biden. Jesse Watters, a reliably sensitive host who once urged young conservatives to “ambush” Anthony F***i and then “go in for the k**l shot,” complained that Biden has waged a “war on terror” against him and other MAGA Republicans.
Harris Faulkner also wondered aloud, “Do we really, really love the citizens of this great nation? We have a president who h**es at least half of them.”
These are the aching words of the downtrodden, mistreated and tortured souls of Trump’s MAGA army. How they survive in these unlivable conditions, under this kind of oppression, is anyone’s guess.
Perhaps, and I’m just spit-balling, Biden’s words — that Trump and MAGA Republicans “represent an extremism that threatens the very foundations of our republic” — are cutting so deep because they are irrefutably true.
Storming the Capitol to overturn a democratic e******n is extreme and threatens the very foundations of our republic.
Nominating self-avowed e******n deniers to positions of power all over the country is extreme and threatens the very foundations of our republic.
Denying basic facts in favor of baseless conspiracy theories is extreme and threatens the very foundations of our republic.
Biden didn’t invent the idea that MAGA world is a threat to democracy, and most American people — including a quarter of Republicans — agree, according to recent polling.
But you can understand why this would be so hard to hear, so painful, so gut-wrenching, even for the party that belittles liberal “snowflakes” for finding words and ideas offensive…
…and even for the party that shrugged when Trump mocked a disabled journalist, a prisoner of war, a teenage activist, Asian accents and asylum seekers…
…and even for the party that accepted Trump’s disparaging comments about women, Jews, B****s, Muslims, L***Q, immigrants and the poor.
Indeed, let’s all have some empathy and compassion for the aggrieved MAGA Republicans, who no longer feel safe in Joe Biden’s America.
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Nobody cares what that f**e conservative writes. She's all in with Chris Hayes and the rest of the gang. Probably all v****d up too.
slatten49 wrote:
Opinion by S.E. Cupp, Tribune Content Agency
Over the past few days, it’s safe to say we’ve all shed a tear or two, maybe even said a prayer, and quietly reflected on the tremendous loss the world collectively experienced last week. For many that’s because of the historic and solemn events unfolding in the United Kingdom.
But I’m not talking about the death of Queen Elizabeth II at age 96. I’m talking about the grief and trauma many in MAGA world are apparently experiencing, inflicted by President Biden and his very mean speech earlier this month.
To listen to them bravely share their stories of pain and suffering is to truly break one’s heart. Before you keep reading, you might want to grab a tissue.
Rep. Lauren Boebert, the gentlelady from Colorado who once suggested a Muslim Democratic congresswoman was probably a terrorist, called Biden’s remarks about MAGA Republicans “d********g and decisive [sic].” That was just before she accused him of having “cognitive failure.” As my therapist says, hurt people hurt others.
Minority House Leader Kevin McCarthy seemed utterly devastated when he lamented that Biden had “chosen to divide, demean, and disparage his fellow Americans. Why? Simply because they disagree with his policies.”
Yeah, what kind of monster would do such a thing? Like, what president would tell fellow Americans who disagreed with his policies — say, four elected women of color — to “go back” to their home countries?
What leader of the Free World would call the Americans who fought our wars “losers” and “suckers”? That would be unforgivable.
Former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki Haley, was also personally afflicted by Biden’s comments, calling him “the most condescending president of my lifetime.”
Indeed. But could you imagine if Biden had said — of his own supporters — that, I don’t know, he “could stand in the middle of Fifth Ave. and shoot somebody” and they’d still v**e for him? I mean, no politician would think that little of his or her base.
As for Mike Pence, the former vice president who insists he and Trump parted amicably despite a mob of Trump supporters calling for his death by h*****g, he’s appalled by Biden’s reference to “semi-f*****m.”
“Never before in the history of our nation has a president stood before the American people and accused millions of his own countrymen of being a ‘threat to this country.’ ”
Never — because what kind of president would call millions of his own countrymen f*****ts?
What kind of leader would call the free press, a sitting president and a secretary of state “the enemy”?
Who would call police officers who defended the Capitol against a violent mob of i**********nists “p*ssies”?
Who would call members of the opposing political party “un-American” and “treasonous,” simply because they didn’t clap for you?
It’s unheard of.
Finally, the folks at Fox News are also bummed at Biden. Jesse Watters, a reliably sensitive host who once urged young conservatives to “ambush” Anthony F***i and then “go in for the k**l shot,” complained that Biden has waged a “war on terror” against him and other MAGA Republicans.
Harris Faulkner also wondered aloud, “Do we really, really love the citizens of this great nation? We have a president who h**es at least half of them.”
These are the aching words of the downtrodden, mistreated and tortured souls of Trump’s MAGA army. How they survive in these unlivable conditions, under this kind of oppression, is anyone’s guess.
Perhaps, and I’m just spit-balling, Biden’s words — that Trump and MAGA Republicans “represent an extremism that threatens the very foundations of our republic” — are cutting so deep because they are irrefutably true.
Storming the Capitol to overturn a democratic e******n is extreme and threatens the very foundations of our republic.
Nominating self-avowed e******n deniers to positions of power all over the country is extreme and threatens the very foundations of our republic.
Denying basic facts in favor of baseless conspiracy theories is extreme and threatens the very foundations of our republic.
Biden didn’t invent the idea that MAGA world is a threat to democracy, and most American people — including a quarter of Republicans — agree, according to recent polling.
But you can understand why this would be so hard to hear, so painful, so gut-wrenching, even for the party that belittles liberal “snowflakes” for finding words and ideas offensive…
…and even for the party that shrugged when Trump mocked a disabled journalist, a prisoner of war, a teenage activist, Asian accents and asylum seekers…
…and even for the party that accepted Trump’s disparaging comments about women, Jews, B****s, Muslims, L***Q, immigrants and the poor.
Indeed, let’s all have some empathy and compassion for the aggrieved MAGA Republicans, who no longer feel safe in Joe Biden’s America.
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In the face of the Gestapo tactics of the politicized FBI and a gas-lighting White House celebrating (with songs about suicide) their "inflation reduction" bill on a day when inflation rose again and the stock market crashed faster than it ever has, all I have to say is, Nobody's Perfect.
I can understand why this is so hard to read, so painful, so gut-wrenching...even for those belittling others who find words and ideas offensive.
slatten49 wrote:
I can understand why this is so hard to read, so painful, so gut-wrenching...even for those belittling others who find words and ideas offensive.
It is hard to read because it reminds one of how danger people like you are to America. Never post another lie about you being center-left. You are as left as they come.
slatten49 wrote:
Opinion by S.E. Cupp, Tribune Content Agency
Over the past few days, it’s safe to say we’ve all shed a tear or two, maybe even said a prayer, and quietly reflected on the tremendous loss the world collectively experienced last week. For many that’s because of the historic and solemn events unfolding in the United Kingdom.
But I’m not talking about the death of Queen Elizabeth II at age 96. I’m talking about the grief and trauma many in MAGA world are apparently experiencing, inflicted by President Biden and his very mean speech earlier this month.
To listen to them bravely share their stories of pain and suffering is to truly break one’s heart. Before you keep reading, you might want to grab a tissue.
Rep. Lauren Boebert, the gentlelady from Colorado who once suggested a Muslim Democratic congresswoman was probably a terrorist, called Biden’s remarks about MAGA Republicans “d********g and decisive [sic].” That was just before she accused him of having “cognitive failure.” As my therapist says, hurt people hurt others.
Minority House Leader Kevin McCarthy seemed utterly devastated when he lamented that Biden had “chosen to divide, demean, and disparage his fellow Americans. Why? Simply because they disagree with his policies.”
Yeah, what kind of monster would do such a thing? Like, what president would tell fellow Americans who disagreed with his policies — say, four elected women of color — to “go back” to their home countries?
What leader of the Free World would call the Americans who fought our wars “losers” and “suckers”? That would be unforgivable.
Former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki Haley, was also personally afflicted by Biden’s comments, calling him “the most condescending president of my lifetime.”
Indeed. But could you imagine if Biden had said — of his own supporters — that, I don’t know, he “could stand in the middle of Fifth Ave. and shoot somebody” and they’d still v**e for him? I mean, no politician would think that little of his or her base.
As for Mike Pence, the former vice president who insists he and Trump parted amicably despite a mob of Trump supporters calling for his death by h*****g, he’s appalled by Biden’s reference to “semi-f*****m.”
“Never before in the history of our nation has a president stood before the American people and accused millions of his own countrymen of being a ‘threat to this country.’ ”
Never — because what kind of president would call millions of his own countrymen f*****ts?
What kind of leader would call the free press, a sitting president and a secretary of state “the enemy”?
Who would call police officers who defended the Capitol against a violent mob of i**********nists “p*ssies”?
Who would call members of the opposing political party “un-American” and “treasonous,” simply because they didn’t clap for you?
It’s unheard of.
Finally, the folks at Fox News are also bummed at Biden. Jesse Watters, a reliably sensitive host who once urged young conservatives to “ambush” Anthony F***i and then “go in for the k**l shot,” complained that Biden has waged a “war on terror” against him and other MAGA Republicans.
Harris Faulkner also wondered aloud, “Do we really, really love the citizens of this great nation? We have a president who h**es at least half of them.”
These are the aching words of the downtrodden, mistreated and tortured souls of Trump’s MAGA army. How they survive in these unlivable conditions, under this kind of oppression, is anyone’s guess.
Perhaps, and I’m just spit-balling, Biden’s words — that Trump and MAGA Republicans “represent an extremism that threatens the very foundations of our republic” — are cutting so deep because they are irrefutably true.
Storming the Capitol to overturn a democratic e******n is extreme and threatens the very foundations of our republic.
Nominating self-avowed e******n deniers to positions of power all over the country is extreme and threatens the very foundations of our republic.
Denying basic facts in favor of baseless conspiracy theories is extreme and threatens the very foundations of our republic.
Biden didn’t invent the idea that MAGA world is a threat to democracy, and most American people — including a quarter of Republicans — agree, according to recent polling.
But you can understand why this would be so hard to hear, so painful, so gut-wrenching, even for the party that belittles liberal “snowflakes” for finding words and ideas offensive…
…and even for the party that shrugged when Trump mocked a disabled journalist, a prisoner of war, a teenage activist, Asian accents and asylum seekers…
…and even for the party that accepted Trump’s disparaging comments about women, Jews, B****s, Muslims, L***Q, immigrants and the poor.
Indeed, let’s all have some empathy and compassion for the aggrieved MAGA Republicans, who no longer feel safe in Joe Biden’s America.
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There's an adage that personifies what you just posted perfectly. It goes like this, anything a l*****t/c*******t/marxist/n**i/progressive/demorat/ accuses a conservative/Patriot/Republican of doing, you can guarantee it that they themselves are the guilty party and are doing it. The demorats are the N**i's of Hitlers days. Just look at what SloJoe and his Stasi FBI under the command of Mad Merrick is doing to those who oppose Slo joes destruction of America. For you not to see what's happening shows that you are lacking in moral character or you approve of the destruction. Which one is it slats?? Both probably.
Bevvy wrote:
It rightly should be called Satans america , people such as biden are doing his bidding
Satan's America stated in 2016 the former liar in Chief who still won't admit that he lost Trump is the best thing for the Democrat party since Peanut butter and Jelly. Thank God for Biden saving our Country
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Slat isn't a N**i, he just can't admit that he v**ed for Biden and now must continue to support Biden so he won't have to face the music of his poor choice. Biden, IS a N**i.
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