JoeWeber

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  1. That is indeed what you said. Good self quoting. Of course the point was something more nuanced than you can appreciate, apparently. The idea, that is the seed of the current discourse, is that Melania did enter the US illegally and must have lied on her applications (maybe she simply couldn't distinguish between sex work and other forms of work) and thus is in fact, by the terms of her naturalized citizenship as granted, here illegally. Of course there is little chance Trump will threaten her naturalized citizenship with revocation unless, and we can hope, he finds it convenient for some reason.
  2. Seems to me that Japan got the better end of the deal.
  3. Sure, but what is truly fascinating for me is the continuing lack of integrity by his enablers who comprise a very large number. Anyone with a moral compass that tends to point in the direction of truth and honesty should, at a certain point, be able to say enough. But it's not happening. You'd think Gabbard would have more integrity than to pander to Trumps desire to deflect from his actual association with Epstein by crafting a nonsense accusation of treason against Obama, but no. The list goes on.
  4. How many newtons does it take to move one bitcoin one meter?
  5. Blinded by the light, seems to me.
  6. Speaking of woke, you're up early. Who said Trump?
  7. You might have missed it but you closed by making my point.
  8. Fuck him? Now there we can agree. The thing is, and you can pretend otherwise all you like, if Russia was a Gay and Transgender wonderland his Christian values wouldn't have allowed him to emigrate. It is interesting how the religious, locally Christians, have such difficulty seeing how belief systems both form and dominate their political viewpoints.
  9. Bullshit, back at you. They weren't opposed to our "system" they were opposed to trans and LGBTQ rights and feared their kids would be subject to the immorality of queer and transgender people being allowed to exist. Now he is leaning on his Christian faith while his wife asks for prayers. They moved there not for politics but for Christian values. https://www.tiktok.com/@darth_elsa66/video/7526750306433125687
  10. Better to fuck the belief system that sucked him in and fed him the crap that inspired him to turn his back on his country.
  11. Such a happy looking family. Must come from no longer fearing their girls might be coming home from school as boys anymore. Let's all send a few thoughts and prayers their way while poor Derek leans on his faith and the heathens of this created world blame this on religion, too.
  12. Just a regular Dad and his daughter.
  13. Here's another, I'd say more accurate, view of the asshole. Mask, SACRIFICE Tattoo, and a can of tobacco in his pocket; he's a walking caricature.
  14. Of course, as always, he's lying. In a flurry of frantic Truth Social posts on Thursday night, Trump doubled down on his lack of artistic skills. “These are not my words, not the way I talk. Also, I don’t draw pictures.” The internet, though, always keeps the receipts—and there were some hefty clues that Trump may not be telling the truth. In his 2008 book, Trump Never Give Up: How I Turned My Biggest Challenges into Success, Trump wrote about his “new talent,” adding he usually draws for charity and that “it takes me a few minutes to draw something, in my case, it’s usually a building or a cityscape of skyscrapers.” He continued: “Art may not be my strong point, but the end result is help for people who need it.”