lindajoy Loc: right here with you....

He did because he had spent time with them and because unlike so many who profess he doesn't care about America or we the people, he certainly does..

They can lie and twist many things but they can not deny his accomplishments or his love of country!!!

maximus Loc: Chattanooga, Tennessee

My goodness !!!How can you just deny all the great achievements that have been made in Trumps first year? And our country IS moving forward...get aboard or be left behind.

Boo_Boo Loc: Jellystone

Maximus,

I assure you kankune was not talking about our President, as she shows respect for him and the achievements made.
That remark was about Democrats, specifically Joe Kennedy's "rebuttal" of our President's speech.

goofball Loc: timbucktoo

I watched 1min. Of his bs , he sounds just like TED, more Kennedy bs!

goofball Loc: timbucktoo

Trump did a number on them, he was great! A real AMERICAN, he loves this country as I do. If I were him I would have asked the Dems why they didn't stand up for him? He is the president of our country. I would have embarrassed the shit out of them, but that's me!

goofball Loc: timbucktoo

DITTOS!

Loki Loc: Georgia

It's like I said, a trust fund baby vowing to leave no dollar of someone else's money unspent until the poor are lifted out of the morass of poverty in which they wallow. (You will note that most of his own wampum is safely offshored and not subject to government pilfering.)

Lonewolf

It was a very good speech

Larry the Legend Loc: Not hiding in Milton

I hear there's a roaring trade in butthurt cream this morning. Poor things, it must have been terrible for them...

PJT

Funny-ish but not the kind of post to win friends and influence people. We must build an army of rational supporters not more hate-laden foes.

lindajoy Loc: right here with you....

They embarrased themselves in that move.. Division anyone??? Lololl

I love to keep watching them kick their own ass every time!!

Peewee Loc: San Antonio, TX

To all my Jewish friends who I love more than you'll ever know. I'm about to make some of you mad as a wet hen. W/O Trump our embassy wouldn't be moving to Israel, w/o Trump, Nikki Haley could not defend Israel at the UN. Here it comes... w/o Jesus... it never would have happened. Israel wouldn't even be a nation again, if not for Jesus. You need to rethink, what you know about Jesus, and what you have been taught about Jesus. Have you be indoctrinated since birth to hate him like the children in Gaza and the west bank have taught their children to hate Jews? Just food for thought and your consideration. Even Rabbi Kaduri said Jesus is the messiah.

permafrost Loc: Minnesota

it is rather pathetic to watch a group of alter boys act as if the words of an evil orange criminal are about making America great for the working and law abiding..

You grasp the words used for distraction and say not a thing about the words which are dangerous for all Americans who do not flock to praise this sick demented orange crud..

https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2018/01/donald-trump-just-asked-congress-to-end-the-rule-of-law.html?via=recirc_recent..... Slate says it in fine style.

You will not accept these facts. But go back to trumps speach and you wil l find it true..

Donald Trump’s first State of the Union was a deeply dangerous speech.

It was deeply dangerous because he finally followed in the footsteps of European leaders like Hungarian President Viktor Orban who have long ago learned to give an attractive look to authoritarian populism.

Like them, Trump eschewed openly racist remarks in his speech, even emphasizing how much he (supposedly) cares about the fate of Latinos and black Americans. Like them, he called for economic policies, like paid family leave, that would actually benefit ordinary people. And like them, he then cast himself as the only man willing to prioritize the interests of his supporters over those of foreigners and political elites.

It was Bannonism without Bannon’s penchant for shock and awe. And it played shockingly well.

But Trump’s speech was also deeply dangerous for an even more important reason: Under the cover of his soothing rhetoric about unity and bipartisanship, Trump called on Congress to give him unprecedented and unquestionably antidemocratic powers: “Tonight,” he said, “I call on the congress to empower every Cabinet secretary with the authority to reward good workers—and to remove federal employees who undermine the public trust or fail the American people.”

By design, it is easy to overlook the true significance of the second half of that phrase. But dwell on it for a moment, and imagine what this would actually look like in practice. Under Trump’s proposal, any Cabinet secretary could decide that, say, a law enforcement official investigating the president had “undermined the public trust” or “failed the American people”—and fire him on the spot. In other words, Trump is calling for an end to any semblance of independence for the IRS, the FBI, the Department of Justice, or any other federal agency.

To be sure, such legislation is unlikely to pass. While the constant standing ovations for Trump from the Republican benches demonstrate the degree to which the GOP has now embraced the president, they are not yet at the point of dismantling the rule of law quite so brazenly; even if they did, the Supreme Court would be very likely to strike such a law down as unconstitutional.

But the fact that Trump’s authoritarian demand is unlikely to be realized anytime soon does not make it unimportant. In his first State of the Union, the 45th president of the United States asked Congress for the authority to end the rule of law. And that—not Trump’s supposedly unifying policy proposals, much less his supposedly presidential ability to read a speech off a teleprompter—should be the headline of every newspaper tomorrow.

teabag09

I thought that Pelosi looked like a cow chewing it's cud or that she was dying for another drink. Mike

teabag09

I changed the channel half way thru Joe's BS. The whole democrat party has lost it. Mike