November 8th - who you got?

[lipripper]

If he is only going to be a part-time President and spend 2 days a week in Barad-Dur in New York, then he will spend the 400K and more in helicopter fuel.

yeaJust like Obama did going golfing...:rofl::rofl::rofl:

[Scrumhalf]

Let's just say that when a guy appoints a raging white supremacist anti-semite as his adviser, I'm not inclined to be very charitable about his intentions.

[lipripper]

tells it like it is...!!!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P3PrlVOYbvo

[Chadd77]

If he is only going to be a part-time President and spend 2 days a week in Barad-Dur in New York, then he will spend the 400K and more in helicopter fuel.

And there's the liberal comment! lol

Doesn't matter what he does the liberals will always find something to bitch about. Just like all the conservatives did for Obama! Funny how quick things change.

[Scrumhalf]

If he is only going to be a part-time President and spend 2 days a week in Barad-Dur in New York, then he will spend the 400K and more in helicopter fuel.

[Bouncer]

One thing I'll definitely respect Trump for is he isn't going to take the presidential salary. Will be the first US president to turn it down and take 1$ a year. +400k to the taxpayers.

It's the first billionaire president right? I mean there is nothing wrong with him turning the 400k down like you said it's more money for the people but it's a bit like me or you turning down a nickel. 400k to him is kind of meaningless. Nothing wrong with what he's doing but I don't see it as some grand gesture either.

[rado]

watch..Liberals will find a way to turn it and to use it against him..:rofl::rofl:

:agreed:

[lipripper]

One thing I'll definitely respect Trump for is he isn't going to take the presidential salary. Will be the first US president to turn it down and take 1$ a year. +400k to the taxpayers.

watch..Liberals will find a way to turn it and to use it against him..:rofl::rofl:

[chuckz28]

One thing I'll definitely respect Trump for is he isn't going to take the presidential salary. Will be the first US president to turn it down and take 1$ a year. +400k to the taxpayers.

[lipripper]

Millennial = Hippies if we were in the 1950/ 1960's again...same shit.. except these fucks( some not all) want to burn and destroy if they don't get their way..

[Turbo3000]

Not surprisingly, California is ranked among the top nine in the states with the worst fiscal condition by the Mercatus Center, as of June 1.


1. Connecticut:

$20.88 billion in total debt.
$102.84 billion in unfunded liabilities and other retirement benefits.
$505 in deficit per capita.
2. Massachusetts:

$26.73 billion in total debt.
$190.83 billion in in unfunded liabilities and other retirement benefits.
$342 in deficit per capita.
3. New Jersey:

$41.84 billion in total debt.
$255.2 billion in unfunded pension liabilities and other retirement benefits.
$396 in deficit per capita.
4. Illinois:

$35.5 billion in total debt.
$332.54 billion in unfunded pension liabilities and other retirement benefits.
$40 in deficit per capita.
5. Kentucky:

$8.23 billion in total debt.
$82.68 billion in unfunded liabilities and other retirement benefits.
$100 in deficit per capita.
6. Hawaii:

$7.78 billion in total debt.
$39.92 billion in unfunded liabilities and other retirement benefits.
$83 in deficit per capita.
7. California:

$118.7 billion in total debt.
$785.72 billion in unfunded liabilities and other retirement benefits.
$250 in surplus per capita.
8. Maine:

$1.2 billion in total debt.
$15.2 billion in unfunded liabilities and other retirement benefits.
$20 in deficit per capita.
9. New York:

$58.32 billion in total debt.
$349.81 billion in unfunded liabilities and other retirement benefits.
$125 in surplus per capita.

[Bouncer]

This is interesting:

you dont travel much ehh? bro the blue areas are simply populated areas. the red is mostly wide open country.

[Scrumhalf]

Conclusion 1. Crime tends to happen where people live.

Conclusion 2. Sagebrush and jackrabbits don't commit crime, at least the way humans define it.

[Chadd77]

This is interesting:

[Scrumhalf]

Ok....

The article is talking about people protesting. Does protesting include civil disobedience and disorderly conduct? Did maturity get thrown out the window? You don't get to tear shut up and burn things because you didn't get your way. Protesting is fine and it usually helps open the door to change. The landscape of protest have changed over the years. Special interest groups hire protestors or others to push an agenda. Most of this shit is manufactured chaos payed for by the taxpayers.

Fuck this corrupt, gigantic, government that we have allowed to become too powerful. Trump won't be downsizing.

The throwing things thing is a small, small fraction of what's happening. Those were isolated incidents. Yes, that is unacceptable. Yes, those who it should be held accountable. But it's not like most of the people in the protests to date are running around destroying things. By the way, protesting and civil disobedience are fully protected by the 1A (I'm not including destroying property or violence against anyone here of course).

What you are seeing is a spontaneous expression of worry, anger, fear, etc. of people. They want to show the administratio that they are there, they are worried, they need reassurance that the darkest aspects of the campaign will not become commonplace or heaven forbid, policy, after Jan 20.

I think Trump should step up and say, look, "I hear what you are saying. I will give you my word that your civil rights will not be trampled on my watch." But I don't think he can, because whether he likes it or not, that has been an integral component of his platform.