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Dec 14, 2021 13:11:40   #
fullspinzoo wrote:
I agree wholeheartedly. Listening to Juan Williams' bulls**t is a little hard to take. Or Harv telling the audience all we need to do is get jobs for ISIS. You've got at least 15 or 20 Bob Beckel types (including Wallace) on the program, which gives it the opposite point of view. Probably gone more l*****t since the sons took it over from Murdock. But your point was well taken.


Juan Williams was so wrapped up in DCC talking points that he sounded like Nancy Pelosi in blackface. Happy to see his air time cut back.
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Dec 14, 2021 09:56:40   #
wtroxell wrote:
It seems my opinion of Mr. Wallace's performance is not popular with the hard right. I do understand and appreciate your perspective. I do agree with comments regarding the Trump/Biden debate moderated by Wallace. Wallace went in hard against Trump. Regardless, I commend his full body of work and appreciated Fox News Sunday for what it was for many years.

Straight news should be delivered without political filters (Brett Baier like). News analysis can be wh**ever the host wants. Fox News consistently has left leaning panel participants, to a level beyond CNN/MSNBC. I would like to see more of it. I think that Fox News enjoys higher credibility for doing this (among thinking, unemotional viewers). I do like to hear, and do not fear other perspectives. Denial of their existence only propagates the "us versus them" mentality, which is not doing the country or us as individuals any good.
It seems my opinion of Mr. Wallace's performance i... (show quote)


On the contrary, I think we are of like minds on the topic of Chris Wallace, though his recent vintage is too bitter for my taste. I find it commendable that Fox News affords opposing viewpoints, often to their detriment. The Left will not acknowledge Fox's striving for balance in its hard news programming, and Fox's hard core audience gets incensed at talking-points-spouting liberals given air time. A clear lose-lose for the network yet, to their credit I guess, they stay the course.
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Dec 13, 2021 13:27:12   #
wtroxell wrote:
I appreciated and respected Chris Wallace on Fox as a newsman and an honest person. He helped to keep Fox News fair and balanced over many years. I wish him good luck in the future. I encourage Fox News to replace him with someone with similar characteristics. Something that the others never seem to do. Maybe he will be a seed of change at the most miserable CNN.


With Charles Krauthammer gone, RIP, Wallace was supposed to pick up the mantle of intellectual journalism for the network. But Wallace's deep loathing for Trump saw him abandon principled ideals, and he became a GOP antagonist; soft pedaling Dem guests while scorching GOP guests. And of course, his one-on-one P**********l debate with Trump (while Biden stood by in silence) will forever showcase his biased convictions. He morphed into an undercover operative for the DCC-run news media, and downplayed Trump's successes while turning a blind four eyes to Biden's failures. Fox got no accolades for sustaining Wallace's haughty commentary, and remained maligned as a far right news outlet despite providing the likes of Wallace with a powerful pulpit. I'm glad he's gone to a network with a reputation as sullied as his own.
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Nov 29, 2021 15:30:07   #
Rinaldi wrote:
Just what will happen if Mexico says 'hell no' we don't what some stupid gringo court says, we will not allow migrants to remain in our country.

What will you do except whine, cry and complain?


A. You are one gaslighting troll.
B. The "Stay in Mexico" program was enacted, not with a willing Mexico, but with a Mexico threatened with economic sanctions and tariffs if Mexico did not comply. They complied. Sometimes you have to flex your muscles to get the unwilling to come around. That is what Trump did and that it why Mexico could not say "hell, no". Now, you may not agree with that tactic and that's fine, but it answers your question.
C. The current administration has neither the credibility nor the desire to persuade Mexico to comply.
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Nov 24, 2021 11:23:22   #
2008: Obama - 69.5MM v**es
2012: Obama - 65.9MM v**es
2016: Clinton - 65.9MM v**es
2020: Biden - 81.3MM v**es

C'mon, man.
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Nov 24, 2021 11:12:48   #
Rinaldi wrote:
So predictable


Maybe so. They are after all, a fringe group with questionable resources and organization. On the other hand, B*M & A****a are every bit the threat to domestic tranquility as the marginal players you've cited here. B*M & A****a are a full-fledged organization with a heirarchy of leadership, ample funding from sources foreign and domestic, and have outspoken support from national political figures, corporate media, Big Tech, entertainment and sports conglomerates, and the faculty rooms on most campuses. So if you think the slobs on the couch measure up in any way to the destructive influence B*M and A****a can wield in America, you are so sadly mistaken as to rethink where the genuine threats come from. When picking your battles, don't go after the weakest of your adversaries; focus on the existential threat.
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Nov 9, 2021 10:21:35   #
DASHY wrote:
After v****g by mail in Florida, Trump declared "I think mail-in v****g is horrible, it's corrupt." He must have been thinking about his own use of the mail-in b****t method of v****g. Donald Trump is known to be horrible and corrupt.


You know it's funny how quickly the Trump bashers forget 2016. In that e******n, we were given a choice between two despicable people. Now the only one people remember as god-awful is Trump, when if Hillary won, we would have been just as much in the clutches of the "horrible and corrupt". Only difference being is that Hillary is far more calculating and does it for personal enrichment; Trump seems to do it because he's simply a terribly flawed human being. You see when given the choice of two despicable people running, you cannot later complain you elected a despicable person. Personally, I think Trump accomplished more good and was less detrimental to the country than Hillary would've been, but it doesn't mitigate his character failings; it just turned out better it was him and not her. So to all the Trump-h**ers out there, just think back to how conniving and utterly without scruples Hillary is, and lament the choices we were given, not the outcome.
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Nov 8, 2021 18:58:29   #
moldyoldy wrote:
The right has complained non stop about things changing suddenly when they start counting mail in b****ts. Democrats used mail in to avoid the eight hour lines that the right created in past years.


There might be some merit to that argument, until you try to imagine how "the right" could possibly "create" 8 hour lines in largely democractic precincts: Atlanta, Philadelphia, Milwaukee, Detroit, etc. Fact is, mail in b****ts need to be counted on e******n day and reported as the polling results come in, not 96 hours later, and not disproportionately one-sided. But only when it flips a race blue. Has there been a single instance where uncounted mail in b****t flipped an e******n red?
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Nov 8, 2021 18:01:09   #
moldyoldy wrote:
I guess the whole government overreached.
https://www.vox.com/platform/amp/2020/11/13/21563825/2020-e******ns-most-secure-dhs-cisa-krebs

https://www.cbsnews.com/live-updates/2020-e******n-most-secure-history-dhs/

https://www.voanews.com/amp/2020-usa-v**es_trump-fires-security-chief-who-said-2020-v**e-was-most-secure-us-history/6198503.html

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-11-13/e******n-was-most-secure-in-american-history-u-s-officials-say

https://www.cisa.gov/news/2020/11/12/joint-statement-e******ns-infrastructure-government-coordinating-council-e******n

https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2020/nov/17/tammy-baldwin/yes-department-homeland-security-declared-nov-3-el/
I guess the whole government overreached. br https... (show quote)


I applaud your initiative to include multiple citations supporting your contentions. It is refreshing. But they are essentially from the same source(s) within the government e******n office speaking to multiple media outlets. I don't have time to research their tenure or career paths right now, (they could be deep state lifers for all I know) but I will accept them as bona fide sources if you will accept the possibility they are government functionaries enmeshed in the permanent bureaucracy.
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Nov 8, 2021 16:20:51   #
moldyoldy wrote:
Even gop e******n officials stated that the last e******n was the most secure in history. Even though they were afraid to tell trump to go to hell.


Okay...... so that statement is so rich in detail and attribution. Aside from the imbecile in Georgia, who is delusional if he believes the last e******n was the most secure in history, I can't see how you are so in the know as to be able to not only quote conversation among e******n officials, but ascribe motivation to them as well. Why can't you just leave it that nothing was proven in a court of law that determined fraud on a scale as to change the outcome? Why must you peddle this "most secure in history" BS when you know the irregularities of process alone refutes such a claim? Jeez the overreach you employ to make your point eviscerates your argument.
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Nov 8, 2021 14:45:53   #
moldyoldy wrote:
No one has actually said why any v**es were not counted but many times mail in v**es are set aside because they can’t be counted before the close of v****g, then they get forgotten. For some strange reason it’s always blue areas that get forgotten.


No one has said, because no one has asked. But typical of the tone-deaf left who, having experienced the tumult resulting from e******n irregularities in 2020, have neither the sense nor decency to insure b****t accountability is beyond reproach. In person v****g on e******n day has been rendered irrelevant.
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Nov 8, 2021 12:59:43   #
MajG wrote:
Guys like him will NEVER get the point. A s****n e******n is fine as long as it's their candidate that wins. Democrats have given up even pretending otherwise.
Honesty is for suckers. We clearly live in a kleptocracy/oligarchy.
I prefer honor and dignity.


You got that right!
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Nov 8, 2021 12:37:36   #
moldyoldy wrote:
A difference of about 2000 v**es, why concede before all the v**es are counted.

It’s not the decision to forego concession that is disconcerting, it is the apparition of uncounted b****ts, evidently mishandled at some level, that is of concern. Should concern everyone.
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Nov 8, 2021 11:13:53   #
Kevyn wrote:
A year ago the American people overwhelmingly v**ed the remove a cancerous malignancy from our nation’s highest office and replace it with a seasoned statesman. We now need to continue to wash the foul sh!t stain he left off our nations proud history. We must never forget or forgive his t*****rous sycophants, and all involved must be held accountable for their crimes.


Such a troll.
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Nov 8, 2021 11:10:35   #
Kevyn wrote:
And you of course have a legitimate source for this nonsense.


It's getting quite a lot of air play on multiple outlets. I will not research that for you because you do not respond when the citations are provided. Rather than own up to how bad this looks, and how criminal it very well may be, you'll play the doubter and run from the t***h. Troll.
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