POTUS 45.23 - Wrapped in the flag and carrying a cross

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Board doesn't censor that word? Looks like you didn't have to circumvent the filter. Jeebus.

[burd]

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And that is why the SBC crowd loves him, and will forgive him for any transgression including the sexual assault of an underage girl, and why he's going to win the election on Nov. 12th.

I think he was vulnerable until Franken and Rose. But who knows: the far right is motivated mostly by fear of change and fear that something will be taken from them. Maybe there is not enough of that to motivate them in this election. Except, of course, the prospect of a demoncratic majority. If that happened, there would be a fag, spic, ******, welfare queen, and athiest coming out of every shadow, something they wouldn't have dared do back when America was great.

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He is unfit for any job that requires him to uphold the constitution. When the U.S. Constitution conflicts with his own parochial beliefs, his loyalty lies with the latter, and he himself has made that crystal clear, not his critics.

And that is why the SBC crowd loves him, and will forgive him for any transgression including the sexual assault of an underage girl, and why he's going to win the election on Nov. 12th.

[burd]

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Yep. Once when it was ruled that he violated the establishment clause of the US Constitution with his ostentatious 10 Commandments monument, and again for not only ignoring the Obergefell ruling that came straight from the SCOTUS, but ordering other authorities in Alabama to ignore it as well.

He was just a douche before, and now he's a hypocritical creep to boot. The double whammy.

He is unfit for any job that requires him to uphold the constitution. When the U.S. Constitution conflicts with his own parochial beliefs, his loyalty lies with the latter, and he himself has made that crystal clear, not his critics.

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Let's not forget the man has proven himself unfit for reasons that have nothing to do with sex scandal.

Yep. Once when it was ruled that he violated the establishment clause of the US Constitution with his ostentatious 10 Commandments monument, and again for not only ignoring the Obergefell ruling that came straight from the SCOTUS, but ordering other authorities in Alabama to ignore it as well.

He was just a douche before, and now he's a hypocritical creep to boot. The double whammy.

[burd]

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Let's not forget the man has proven himself unfit for reasons that have nothing to do with sex scandal.

[rufus]

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Oh, and there's a story told by Roy Moore himself about how he first met his wife. Turns out, she first caught his eye when she was 15 or 16.

http://www.al.com/opinion/index.ssf/...eve_the_w.html

First, read his book. In it, Moore describes how he met his wife at a Christmas party hosted by friends. He would have been 37. She was 23.

"Many years before, I had attended a dance recital at Gadsden State Junior College," Moore wrote. "I remembered one of the special dances performed by a young woman whose first and last names began with the letter 'K.' It was something I had never forgotten. Could that young woman have been Kayla Kisor?"

Moore later determined that it was.

"Long afterward, I would learn that Kayla had, in fact, performed a special dance routine at Gadsden State years before," he wrote.

Take a second to think about what's being said here. Moore first took notice of Kayla at a dance recital?

Perhaps you're wondering what "many years" means, and I wondered that too. Luckily, Moore again has cleared that up for us.

In an interview Moore gave earlier this year, he gave a similar account, but for one detail.

"It was, oh gosh, eight years later, or something, I met her," Moore said. "And when she told me her name, I remembered 'K. K.,' and I said, 'Haven't I met you before?'"

It's a simple matter of subtraction. When Roy Moore first took notice of Kayla she would have been as young as 15.

There's a little fuzziness, to be sure, in the timeline. There's the "or something" Moore fudges with in the interview. Eight years before could have been slightly too early to put Moore in Gadsden, he started work as an deputy district attorney there in 1977.

So maybe she was 15, or maybe she was 16. But still, here is a grown man at about 30 years old attending a girls' dance recital, and doing what exactly?

And this was around the same time all these other women are saying he was harassing them when they were just young girls. The time when he was banned from the grounds of his local mall because he was a lecherous perv.

But nope, he doesn't chase after young girls, nosirree, them beetches are making all that chit up.

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BREAKING: President Trump has broken his silence on his support for Roy Moore, telling reporters at the White House “we don’t need a liberal Democrat in that seat.”
http://hill.cm/DZqyv31
One sexual predator endorses another. No surprise here

This is how the Right thinks. A pedophile is a better human being than a liberal Democrat.

[Handyman]

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I gave up on ignore because it doesnt work. Plus I love telling Alexis Snowflake how big a waste of carbon he is

[Handyman]

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And when has Moore, Franken, Rose, or any of these others, been convicted, whether by confession or jury?

My lord this is rich coming from the pathetic clown who has spent his life spouting BS conspiracy theories that are always proven wrong. (especially all the Clinton Murder ones) Tell me, are your other personalities (you know the ones you pretend are your friends) as stupid and ridiculous as this one is Snowflake?

Now please, put the computer away, take your medication and put the tinfoil back in the drawer. And while you are at it go find some gay frogs at a Wal-Mart Death Camp and tell them how you really feel. They might actually find your verbal diarrhea believable

[burd]

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Ignore is lovely this time of year from what I hear.

flag is on mine. i just open and respond now out of idleness

[leswp1]

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I wish I was as good at convincing people to believe things about me that aren't true as trump is with his supporters. That they consider him to be so smart is beyond rational when anyone can see he is of below average intelligence at best, and has the emotional maturity of the kindergartners McMaster compared him to. If people believed things about me like they do about trump, they'd not only believe I have Sandra Bullock on speed dial, they'd believe she slept with me and begged for more. And I'm probably closer to the Bullock thing than trump is to acing an I.Q. test.

Hey, if we had that skill eveyone would be healed and death would be fake news!

Ignore is lovely this time of year from what I hear.

Works so much better if people reply without quoting. I do the scroll by ignore if I see the name...

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Ignore is lovely this time of year from what I hear.

[burd]

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And when has Moore, Franken, Rose, or any of these others, been convicted, whether by confession or jury?

Or Clinton.

Trump confessed to committing sexual assault. Strike that: he bragged about committing sexual assault against more than one victim. Infowars may have instructed you to disbelieve, which has proven to be sound policy with him in all matters.

[FlagDUDE08]

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No, anybody who disagrees with me is a jack @ ss! I'm actually good friends with a Russian woman here at work..

OK, by your definition, "jack @ ss".

BTW, I've never been to Russia, I don't know anyone who's Russian, and the 1960s would like their foreign policy back.