Bagginski
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“Do you know who I am?”
Back away from the rattler…back away slow
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Back away from the rattler…back away slow
DIY-HP-LED
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DIY-HP-LED
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You can see the effect that white Christian freedom fighters with guns standing up to tyranny is having on the GOP base, it's tying the fuckers in knots! Trump and Tucker have both feet in their mouths and the Trumper wing is running for cover. Moscow Mitch won't want his nick name mentioned again either, so he's gonna be on the right side of history and watch his political enemies and Trump die on Vlad's hill!
topcat
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I wonder what Dana Rohrabacher is doing. He was Pootin poontang for years before he lost his seat to a Democrat. He should be investigated.
Dana Rohrabacher - Wikipedia
Dana Rohrabacher - Wikipedia
DIY-HP-LED
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This is good!
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GOP Struggles To Find Right Message On Russia As Trump Calls Putin ‘Smart’
Republicans in Washington are trying to counter Russian aggression as Donald Trump calls Putin ‘smart’ and other world leaders ‘dumb.’ MSNBC Political Analysts Jennifer Rubin and Matthew Dowd joined American Voices with Alicia Menendez to discuss the danger of touting Kremlin talking points.
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GOP Struggles To Find Right Message On Russia As Trump Calls Putin ‘Smart’
Republicans in Washington are trying to counter Russian aggression as Donald Trump calls Putin ‘smart’ and other world leaders ‘dumb.’ MSNBC Political Analysts Jennifer Rubin and Matthew Dowd joined American Voices with Alicia Menendez to discuss the danger of touting Kremlin talking points.
DIY-HP-LED
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Roger A. Shrubber
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i wonder if there is any way to get the EU and NATO to refuse to negotiate with republican representatives after the republicans threw Ukraine, the EU and NATO under the bus...it must be extremely distasteful for any decent person to have to work with republicans who openly support the dictators who are actively trying to destroy their neighbors.
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
Unlikely. Neither organization has agency in national matters.
Roger A. Shrubber
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yeah, i know, was just fantasizing about a sane world where people who fuck other people over get what they have coming, and don't have a maze of legal bullshit, mostly of their own making, to hide their offensive fuckery behind
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
I think that these particular malefactors are all ours.
Roger A. Shrubber
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oh i was talking about the republicans and trump as much as putin
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
While I see the connection, “who has to man the broom” ends up us.
DIY-HP-LED
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Democrats should continue to wear masks, only this time tell the press it's because of the stench of working with republican pigs. The German term schweinhund comes to mind, run with the pigs and you smell like them. Anybody carrying water for Vlad in the US congress needs to be put on the spot and make that spot hot! White Christians with guns and guts fighting for freedom resonates deeply with their base and will divide them, especially the radical ones. I'll bet even Trump will Throw Vlad under the bus and I wonder what would happen then?
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
I drink hard, but damn.
Roger A. Shrubber
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some messes are worth cleaning up
printer
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Rubio Says Trump Was 'Sarcastic' When Calling Putin a 'Genius'
Former President Donald Trump was being "sarcastic" when he referred to Russian President Vladimir Putin as a "genius," Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., said Tuesday.
"I heard that interview," Rubio said during an interview on CNBC's "Squawk Box." "I’m not going off the press reports. I heard the interview. I didn't hear him say that. I heard what I heard. A guy who was being sarcastic. He was saying, 'Oh, look at this guy, he's a genius, this, that and the other."
Trump came under fire last week after his comments on the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton radio show, on which he referred to Putin as being "savvy" and a "genius."
"The problem is people think Donald Trump is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations," Rubio told CNBC. "He doesn’t talk like that. He doesn't talk like some analyst at a think tank. He doesn't talk like most people in Washington."
Rubio conceded that he does not agree with everything Trump has said about Russia, but pointed out that in the interview, Trump talked about the need for crushing sanctions on Russia.
Rubio also recalled in 2014 or 2015, asking then-Vice President Joe Biden why the Obama administration wasn't sending defensive weapons to Ukraine, and the answer was "because we're afraid they'll use it and start a bigger and broader conflict."
The senator also pointed out that it was the Obama administration that sent Ukraine blankets and ready-to-eat meals, while the Trump administration started arming and equipping the Ukrainians.
"If it wasn't for what the Trump administration did and laid the groundwork for, there's no way Ukraine would still be able to hold out today," Rubio said.
The senator also called it "unfortunate" when words are used against people such as Trump.
"It's not just him," Rubio said. "[Former Secretary of State] Mike Pompeo made a comment, but he wasn't calling Putin a genius out of admiration. What he was saying is look, this is a crafty guy, that we have to respect his craftiness because he's an adversary. But somehow that got twisted into somehow Mike Pompeo is pro-Russia when he has a long history of being strong on Putin, going back to when he was in Congress."
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Former President Donald Trump was being "sarcastic" when he referred to Russian President Vladimir Putin as a "genius," Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., said Tuesday.
"I heard that interview," Rubio said during an interview on CNBC's "Squawk Box." "I’m not going off the press reports. I heard the interview. I didn't hear him say that. I heard what I heard. A guy who was being sarcastic. He was saying, 'Oh, look at this guy, he's a genius, this, that and the other."
Trump came under fire last week after his comments on the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton radio show, on which he referred to Putin as being "savvy" and a "genius."
"The problem is people think Donald Trump is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations," Rubio told CNBC. "He doesn’t talk like that. He doesn't talk like some analyst at a think tank. He doesn't talk like most people in Washington."
Rubio conceded that he does not agree with everything Trump has said about Russia, but pointed out that in the interview, Trump talked about the need for crushing sanctions on Russia.
Rubio also recalled in 2014 or 2015, asking then-Vice President Joe Biden why the Obama administration wasn't sending defensive weapons to Ukraine, and the answer was "because we're afraid they'll use it and start a bigger and broader conflict."
The senator also pointed out that it was the Obama administration that sent Ukraine blankets and ready-to-eat meals, while the Trump administration started arming and equipping the Ukrainians.
"If it wasn't for what the Trump administration did and laid the groundwork for, there's no way Ukraine would still be able to hold out today," Rubio said.
The senator also called it "unfortunate" when words are used against people such as Trump.
"It's not just him," Rubio said. "[Former Secretary of State] Mike Pompeo made a comment, but he wasn't calling Putin a genius out of admiration. What he was saying is look, this is a crafty guy, that we have to respect his craftiness because he's an adversary. But somehow that got twisted into somehow Mike Pompeo is pro-Russia when he has a long history of being strong on Putin, going back to when he was in Congress."
Rubio Says Trump Was 'Sarcastic' When Calling Putin a 'Genius'
Former President Donald Trump was being "sarcastic" when he referred to Russian President Vladimir Putin as a "genius," Sen. Marco Rubio insisted Tuesday.
cannabineer
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Rubio Says Trump Was 'Sarcastic' When Calling Putin a 'Genius'
Former President Donald Trump was being "sarcastic" when he referred to Russian President Vladimir Putin as a "genius," Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., said Tuesday.
"I heard that interview," Rubio said during an interview on CNBC's "Squawk Box." "I’m not going off the press reports. I heard the interview. I didn't hear him say that. I heard what I heard. A guy who was being sarcastic. He was saying, 'Oh, look at this guy, he's a genius, this, that and the other."
Trump came under fire last week after his comments on the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton radio show, on which he referred to Putin as being "savvy" and a "genius."
"The problem is people think Donald Trump is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations," Rubio told CNBC. "He doesn’t talk like that. He doesn't talk like some analyst at a think tank. He doesn't talk like most people in Washington."
Rubio conceded that he does not agree with everything Trump has said about Russia, but pointed out that in the interview, Trump talked about the need for crushing sanctions on Russia.
Rubio also recalled in 2014 or 2015, asking then-Vice President Joe Biden why the Obama administration wasn't sending defensive weapons to Ukraine, and the answer was "because we're afraid they'll use it and start a bigger and broader conflict."
The senator also pointed out that it was the Obama administration that sent Ukraine blankets and ready-to-eat meals, while the Trump administration started arming and equipping the Ukrainians.
"If it wasn't for what the Trump administration did and laid the groundwork for, there's no way Ukraine would still be able to hold out today," Rubio said.
The senator also called it "unfortunate" when words are used against people such as Trump.
"It's not just him," Rubio said. "[Former Secretary of State] Mike Pompeo made a comment, but he wasn't calling Putin a genius out of admiration. What he was saying is look, this is a crafty guy, that we have to respect his craftiness because he's an adversary. But somehow that got twisted into somehow Mike Pompeo is pro-Russia when he has a long history of being strong on Putin, going back to when he was in Congress."
Rubio Says Trump Was 'Sarcastic' When Calling Putin a 'Genius'
Former President Donald Trump was being "sarcastic" when he referred to Russian President Vladimir Putin as a "genius," Sen. Marco Rubio insisted Tuesday.
injinji
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Little Marco had better be careful. Aging reality TV starts are mean bitches.Rubio Says Trump Was 'Sarcastic' When Calling Putin a 'Genius'
Former President Donald Trump was being "sarcastic" when he referred to Russian President Vladimir Putin as a "genius," Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., said Tuesday.
"I heard that interview," Rubio said during an interview on CNBC's "Squawk Box." "I’m not going off the press reports. I heard the interview. I didn't hear him say that. I heard what I heard. A guy who was being sarcastic. He was saying, 'Oh, look at this guy, he's a genius, this, that and the other."
Trump came under fire last week after his comments on the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton radio show, on which he referred to Putin as being "savvy" and a "genius."
"The problem is people think Donald Trump is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations," Rubio told CNBC. "He doesn’t talk like that. He doesn't talk like some analyst at a think tank. He doesn't talk like most people in Washington."
Rubio conceded that he does not agree with everything Trump has said about Russia, but pointed out that in the interview, Trump talked about the need for crushing sanctions on Russia.
Rubio also recalled in 2014 or 2015, asking then-Vice President Joe Biden why the Obama administration wasn't sending defensive weapons to Ukraine, and the answer was "because we're afraid they'll use it and start a bigger and broader conflict."
The senator also pointed out that it was the Obama administration that sent Ukraine blankets and ready-to-eat meals, while the Trump administration started arming and equipping the Ukrainians.
"If it wasn't for what the Trump administration did and laid the groundwork for, there's no way Ukraine would still be able to hold out today," Rubio said.
The senator also called it "unfortunate" when words are used against people such as Trump.
"It's not just him," Rubio said. "[Former Secretary of State] Mike Pompeo made a comment, but he wasn't calling Putin a genius out of admiration. What he was saying is look, this is a crafty guy, that we have to respect his craftiness because he's an adversary. But somehow that got twisted into somehow Mike Pompeo is pro-Russia when he has a long history of being strong on Putin, going back to when he was in Congress."
Rubio Says Trump Was 'Sarcastic' When Calling Putin a 'Genius'
Former President Donald Trump was being "sarcastic" when he referred to Russian President Vladimir Putin as a "genius," Sen. Marco Rubio insisted Tuesday.