The 23rd Thread about *rump


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LAW DAWG said:
Yep, the reality of voting against their interest in real time. Seeing is believing for some, but Dump voters define hopeless.
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Well the problem is this-this is the reality they face when they never go beyond their street corner.

If all you do is stay in Riverdale with Archie and Jughead and what bias media that paints Chuck Clayton and others of color are evil and the reason you have nothing.

This is what you are getting. This is why they hate colleges.

White birth rates are dropping. POC birth rates are NOT. No matter what bill you pass is not going to stop POC birth.

Meanwhile all this racism is killing white children. Is it really worth hating us at their expense?
 



Olde Hornet said:
Those caught up in the Texas floods, this is what they voted for, low taxes, small government. If you want services, you have to pay for them.


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The environmental ills of capitalist government is hypervisible in the south because of geography. A lot of states and areas across the gulf coast are naturally at risk with sea level issues. If dems rans those states, the same issues would still be happening.

America is NOT prepared for or investing in preventive measures or infrastructure to deter any type of disasters in any state, because it's antithetical to a capitalist government no profit to be gained
 
EB said:
Lee Atwater learned from the Nixon campaign in the late 1960s. Al Gore, Sr., a senator and father of the then future House member, senator and Vice President, may have in a way been a victim of the Nixon Southern Strategy in 1970.


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The quote is not the only thing related to this discussion but also the thread. I cannot forget about Lee Atwater, whom I believe never lost an election.
 
EB said:
www.yahoo.com

Texas lawmakers failed to pass a bill to improve local disaster warning systems this year

A GOP state lawmaker who represents Kerr County says he likely would vote differently now on House Bill 13, which would have established a grant program for counties to build new emergency communicati...
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The state legislature will go into a special session after the fact. The amount of deaths associated with this disaster are the results of failures at every level of governance and also the failure of those that run the camps. Too many people simply did not care about those kids beyond the revenue generated by their attendance fees.

Sad, the scope of the neglect and the tragedy.
 
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A camp of mainly black folks near Camp Mystic escaped and everyone lived.

https://christianchronicle.org/we-were-safe-the-whole-time/

Bandina — a Christian youth camp in Bandera, Texas, associated with Churches of Christ — is 30 miles from Camp Mystic, the riverside Christian camp for girls that experienced severe flash flooding this past weekend, resulting in the deaths of at least 27 campers and staff.
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None of that occurred this early July, as Bandina hosted 96 adults and 256 campers from 10 churches. A majority of the campers were from Texas, but some hailed from Louisiana, Missouri and Oklahoma. The camp also welcomed visitors from South Africa and held Bible classes in Ukrainian for refugee campers.

The Medina River rose to cover the bridge leading out of the camp to a highway, but the water subsided by the time the camp normally would have ended.
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GOP Senators Stunned by Terrible Rule in Budget Bill They Voted For​


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GOP Senators Stunned by Terrible Rule in Budget Bill They Voted For

Did these senators actually read the bill?
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In the latest installment in “Dude, What Law Did I Just Pass?” some Republicans were shocked to learn of a provision in Donald Trump’s behemoth budget bill that will tax gambling losses, HuffPost reported Tuesday.

Under the new provision, gamblers will no longer be allowed to deduct 100 percent of their losses from their income tax, and instead will only be allowed to deduct 90 percent. “Now, for example, gamblers who win $100,000 but lose $100,000—coming out even—would still be required to pay taxes on $10,000,” according to HuffPost.

The provision was apparently added at the last minute by Idaho Senator Mike Crapo, chairman of the Senate Finance Committee.
 
Maga are truly uneducated functional illiterates. I was listening to three white guys at work bragging about that social security will not be taxed. I saw a thing which broke that down and said that 65% of people will not get eligible for that. 😂 They don't read they just pucker their lips up and kiss orange man butt.
 



Herbert77060 said:
He doesn't know how Liberia came about.
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A lot of folks don't. The history of that country is not taught in school. I don't think Liberia is even mentioned. Which is interesting with its links to the Civil War and American Colonization Society (another thing that was NOT taught in school).
 
skyvolt2000 said:
A lot of folks don't. The history of that country is not taught in school. I don't think Liberia is even mentioned. Which is interesting with its links to the Civil War and American Colonization Society (another thing that was NOT taught in school).
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I earned about Liberia in elementary school. James D. Burrus Elementary...Houston, Texas...Independence Heights, Texas. I think it was the 5th or 6th grade.
 
skyvolt2000 said:
A lot of folks don't. The history of that country is not taught in school. I don't think Liberia is even mentioned. Which is interesting with its links to the Civil War and American Colonization Society (another thing that was NOT taught in school).
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My wife's cousin's husband is from Liberia. Nice fellow.
 
skyvolt2000 said:
A lot of folks don't. The history of that country is not taught in school. I don't think Liberia is even mentioned. Which is interesting with its links to the Civil War and American Colonization Society (another thing that was NOT taught in school).
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The history of this country is not taught. The subject is part of the curriculum, but American history is not taught.
 
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