Trumped

[Kotchman]

4 minutes ago, Crampknees said:

Since you're not real isn't your vote technically illegal? 

Only if I voted republican. 

[RallyMo]

4 minutes ago, Kotchman said:

Only if I voted republican. 

Well, you're not real, so if you did vote R it's yet another case of what tends to be the majority of actually documented voter fraud.

[Crampknees]

14 minutes ago, Kotchman said:

Only if I voted republican. 

I thought your beef was that the other side gets all the illegal votes.  Sure you are not confused and may need to reboot. 

[Kotchman]

4 minutes ago, Crampknees said:

I thought your beef was that the other side gets all the illegal votes.  Sure you are not confused and may need to reboot. 

If the dems don’t get the illegal vote , they sure spend a lot of time pushing for republicans voter rights

[Crampknees]

4 minutes ago, Kotchman said:

If the dems don’t get the illegal vote , they sure spend a lot of time pushing for republicans voter rights

Ya reading that there is a glitch in your system.  You are going to need to select "sign out" but don't select "sign out of all accounts."

[Taylor]

4 hours ago, Lou said:

Holy shit, you guys are still arguing about the fucking election? 

Unbelievable.

I agree. The Republicans need to drop this voter fraud nonsense.

[Taylor]

I wonder how history will look back on the Trump era. I have a feeling kids in 20 to 30 years will be reading* all about how 40% of the country was grifted by a conman.

 

*through their oxygen masks

[Kotchman]

8 hours ago, Rico said:

Their own summary says they "could" be legal votes.

They have shown zero proof of any widespread fraud. All of this stuff was debunked months ago.

Well you know the county deleted the files because there was nothing to see

[St1ck]

We just need about 7-10 more audits and I'm sure we finally find the fraud. 

[Kotchman]

3 minutes ago, St1ck said:

We just need about 7-10 more audits and I'm sure we finally find the fraud. 

What do you think 45k illegal votes are? Tie that to an intentional deletion of voting data and there is a pretty good chance someone is hiding something. Again it doesn’t matter now but we should all support eliminating these errors in the future. 

[St1ck]

14 minutes ago, Kotchman said:

What do you think 45k illegal votes are? Tie that to an intentional deletion of voting data and there is a pretty good chance someone is hiding something. Again it doesn’t matter now but we should all support eliminating these errors in the future. 

Sure buddy

[Taylor]

1 hour ago, Kotchman said:

What do you think 45k illegal votes are? Tie that to an intentional deletion of voting data and there is a pretty good chance someone is hiding something. Again it doesn’t matter now but we should all support eliminating these errors in the future. 

The GOP should have audited harder then.

[Redondo]

Trump invites Marine who pulled baby over Kabul wall onto stage at rally prompting 'USA!' chants

Former President Donald Trump praised a U.S. service member who was photographed pulling an Afghan baby across the Kabul airport wall during the Afghanistan withdrawal and brought him onstage at a rally Saturday.

"We’re also honored to be joined by one of the Marines who bravely served in Kabul during the withdrawal and helped evacuate children over the airport and over the airport wall," Trump told a crowd of thousands gathered in Perry, Georgia. "You saw him, he did a great job, Lance Corporal Hunter Ian Clark. Lance Corporal get up here!"

Lance Corporal Clark walked up to the stage accompanied by cheers, and Trump referred to him as a "handsome guy" during his approach.

"Hey, my name is Lance Corporal Hunter Clark, and I’m here from Warner Robbins, Georgia," Clark told the crowd. "I am the guy that pulled the baby over the wall, and it’s definitely probably one of the greatest things I’ve done in my entire life."

In the front row, Trump left 13 empty seats with roses placed atop them to pay tribute to the 13 U.S. service members who lost their lives during an ISIS-K suicide attack as the military was attempting to evacuate. 

 

[Taylor]

6 hours ago, Redondo said:

Trump invites Marine who pulled baby over Kabul wall onto stage at rally prompting 'USA!' chants

Former President Donald Trump praised a U.S. service member who was photographed pulling an Afghan baby across the Kabul airport wall during the Afghanistan withdrawal and brought him onstage at a rally Saturday.

"We’re also honored to be joined by one of the Marines who bravely served in Kabul during the withdrawal and helped evacuate children over the airport and over the airport wall," Trump told a crowd of thousands gathered in Perry, Georgia. "You saw him, he did a great job, Lance Corporal Hunter Ian Clark. Lance Corporal get up here!"

Lance Corporal Clark walked up to the stage accompanied by cheers, and Trump referred to him as a "handsome guy" during his approach.

"Hey, my name is Lance Corporal Hunter Clark, and I’m here from Warner Robbins, Georgia," Clark told the crowd. "I am the guy that pulled the baby over the wall, and it’s definitely probably one of the greatest things I’ve done in my entire life."

In the front row, Trump left 13 empty seats with roses placed atop them to pay tribute to the 13 U.S. service members who lost their lives during an ISIS-K suicide attack as the military was attempting to evacuate. 

 

Chairs for 13 "losers and suckers" (in the words of the guy holding the rally).

[Kotchman]

11 minutes ago, Taylor said:

Chairs for 13 losers and suckers.

You should go say that to a few veterans. 

[Redondo]

32 minutes ago, Taylor said:

Chairs for 13 losers and suckers.

Wow, I'm shocked to see you say that

[Taylor]

2 minutes ago, Redondo said:

Wow, I'm shocked to see you say that

It's definitely not what I think about fallen soldiers, but what a prominent political figure once said about them.

[Taylor]

24 minutes ago, Kotchman said:

You should go say that to a few veterans. 

It's okay for a president to say this, but not me (as a joke). Okay.

[Kevin]

To be fair, there’s no proof Trump said that.

He definitely disparaged all POWs with his remarks when going off on John McCain. Insulting the military I thought was forbidden but if you become the nominee, people have the incredible ability to look the other way so easily.

Trump, like most politicians, is a narcissist, even more so than others. They really struggle with sympathy even if they put on a show. I have no doubt some can be genuine but I don’t put Trump in that category.

[Kotchman]

35 minutes ago, Kevin said:

To be fair, there’s no proof Trump said that.

He definitely disparaged all POWs with his remarks when going off on John McCain. Insulting the military I thought was forbidden but if you become the nominee, people have the incredible ability to look the other way so easily.

Trump, like most politicians, is a narcissist, even more so than others. They really struggle with sympathy even if they put on a show. I have no doubt some can be genuine but I don’t put Trump in that category.

Yes he crossed the line because his statement included all. I wouldn’t have had a problem if trump would have just called out McCain. He was an entitled piece of shit in the military and worse when he came home. 

[Kotchman]

45 minutes ago, Taylor said:

It's okay for a president to say this, but not me (as a joke). Okay.

Lol you sound like my son when he screws up. What others say is really irrelevant. We all say to much sometimes  in here and our humor doesn’t come across as intended. 

[Kevin]

1 minute ago, Kotchman said:

Yes he crossed the line because his statement included all. I wouldn’t have had a problem if trump would have just called out McCain. He was an entitled piece of shit in the military and worse when he came home. 

Meh I don’t have a problem with McCain the veteran. He did some noble things. It’s just too bad that McCain didn’t come home and leave behind the one that became McCain the political war monger.

[Tank]

3 hours ago, Taylor said:

Chairs for 13 losers and suckers.

well, i guess we found the low water mark for you.

pretty ironic that you're disparaging the very people who fought for you to have the right to speak your mind.

EDIT: i posted this before reading all comments, so i now understand what you were trying to do. as far as humor goes, this attempt failed by a country mile.

Edited September 27, 2021 by Tank

[Taylor]

1 hour ago, Tank said:

well, i guess we found the low water mark for you.

pretty ironic that you're disparaging the very people who fought for you to have the right to speak your mind.

EDIT: i posted this before reading all comments, so i now understand what you were trying to do. as far as humor goes, this attempt failed by a country mile.

I find it strange that any of you thought I was being serious and didn't immediately realize I was making a reference to something.

I actually wasn't really trying to be funny. It just pisses me off that a five-time draft dodger who continued the war in Afghanistan is now using the tragic death of 13 of our soldiers as a prop at one of his super spreader rallies. Talk about pandering.

[Taylor]

4 hours ago, Kevin said:

To be fair, there’s no proof Trump said that.

He definitely disparaged all POWs with his remarks when going off on John McCain. Insulting the military I thought was forbidden but if you become the nominee, people have the incredible ability to look the other way so easily.

Trump, like most politicians, is a narcissist, even more so than others. They really struggle with sympathy even if they put on a show. I have no doubt some can be genuine but I don’t put Trump in that category.

True. But the details of the story seem too specific to be false. This wasn't a magic laptop showing up at a blind MAGA's computer store. This was Trump dodging a military cemetery visit (like he dodges everything involving the military) and making the same kind of insult he made on Twitter hundreds of times.