Phil1111

Unfortunately Darwin's natural selection process is powerless in the face of the internet and trumpism.

All just a part of Dee DeVos"s education program. Keep 38% of Americans malleable so they can buy whatever the GOP is selling.

Mike Pense, Red Meat and Q The US has "progressed" quite a ways in the last 33/4 years. After fits and starts about trump's campaign messaging Pense has come out with a new message to appeal to his base. One of critical importance to America. Yesterday trump started another birther fantasy conspiracy to appeal to the ignorant. That Pamela Harris is not an American. This goes hand in hand with active GOP support for the Q movement. But the other new messaging of importance during a recession and pandemic is red meat. Mrs. Harris stated that she wanted to amend the food guide with regards to red meat consumption. So Pense and the trump campaign are going to save American red meat consumption. Heaven forbid that trump might miss his Big Mac on AF #1. This is the GOP in 2020 with 80 days and counting. Its supporters must be proud. Oh and the elephant in the china shop is the pandemic with 167,000 dead.

According to Michael Cohen and from his new book “Disloyal, A Memoir,”. He predicted that the president “will never leave office peacefully.” Cohen also portrays himself as a “bad guy” who helped the president, who he said acted “like a mob boss.” “From golden showers in a sex club in Vegas, to tax fraud, to deals with corrupt officials from the former Soviet Union, to catch and kill conspiracies to silence Trump’s clandestine lovers, I wasn’t just a witness to the president’s rise—I was an active and eager participant,” he wrote.

Well the job and economic growth of eight years under Obama. Were undone by trump in 31/2, sort of like a NJ casino bankruptcy.

Hook, line and sinker. How do you imagine that Canada, the UK, the EU even function. For two decades the GOP and the right has had that line of B.S. With a little FOX emphasis thrown in. The US can't compete with all the taxes and regulation. With all the welfare. Then along came trump with tariffs on those "unfair Canadians". Tariffs on EU imports. With all the environmental, social programs how is it that the EU, Germany and Canada even trade? trump slashed taxes tossed out every environmental regulation and slashed almost every regulation. Yet US exports have hardly budged. Why do those lazy Canadian welfare, lazy Swedish welfare, lazy UK welfare recipients even bother to get out of bed? The benefits in all those US competitors have much superior social benefits. The entire EU must be wards of the state with a little crime on the side eh? Whats your theory?

Since his fatherhood days are clearly over and he's a trump supporter. Its actually a feel good story! It should have been posted in the "How about some good news for a change!!" thread.

Cost effective social programs under a free market system is the foundation for all of the best societies.

Best part "A towel is stuffed between his legs and a printed out copy of the constitution is crumpled on the edge of the photo." Damn if that doesn't sound like a trump supporter.

Think QAnon Is on the Fringe? So Was the Tea Party.Followers of the pro-Trump conspiracy theory are winning elections and worrying moderate Republicans. Sound familiar? NYT Aug. 13 Democrats dismissed it as a fringe group of conspiracy-minded zealots. Moderate Republicans fretted over its potential to hurt their party’s image, while more conservative lawmakers carefully sought to harness its grass roots energy. Sympathetic media outlets covered its rallies, portraying it as an emerging strain of populist politics — a protest movement born of frustration with a corrupt, unaccountable elite. Then, to everyone’s surprise, its supporters started winning elections. That is a description of the Tea Party movement, which emerged in 2009 from the right-wing fringes and proceeded to become a major, enduring force in American conservatism. But it could just as easily be a description of QAnon, the pro-Trump conspiracy theory that has emerged as a possible inheritor to the Tea Party’s mantle as the most potent grass roots force in right-wing politics. This week, QAnon most likely got its first member of Congress: Marjorie Taylor Greene, a Republican from Georgia who won a primary runoff in a heavily Republican district on Tuesday. Ms. Greene has publicly supported QAnon, appearing on QAnon shows and espousing the movement’s unfounded belief that President Trump is on the verge of breaking up a shadowy cabal of Satan-worshipping pedophiles. Other QAnon-affiliated candidates have won primaries at the federal and state level, though few in districts as conservative as Ms. Greene’s. QAnon, which draws its beliefs from the cryptic message board posts of an anonymous writer claiming to have access to high-level government intelligence, lacks the leadership structure and the dark-money connections of the early Tea Party. It also lacks realistic goals or anything resembling a coherent policy agenda. Its followers are internet vigilantes gripped by paranoid and violent revenge fantasies, not lower-my-taxes conservatives or opponents of the Affordable Care Act. But following Ms. Greene’s primary win, some Washington insiders have begun to wonder if QAnon’s potential influence is being similarly underestimated. They worry that, just as the Tea Party gave cover to a racist “birther” movement that propelled conspiracy theories about President Barack Obama into the Republican mainstream, QAnon’s extreme views — which have led some followers to commit serious crimes — may prove difficult to contain. “They’re delusional to dismiss it as a powerless fringe,” said Steve Schmidt, a longtime G.O.P. strategist and campaign veteran who has become a Trump critic. “The Republican Party is becoming the home to an amalgam of conspiracy theorists, fringe players, extremists and white nationalists that is out in the open in a startling way.” To be clear: QAnon’s ideas are far more extreme than the Tea Party’s ever were. Tea Party supporters objected to Wall Street bailouts and the growing federal deficit; QAnon adherents believe that Hillary Clinton and George Soros are drinking the blood of innocent children. While Tea Party supporters generally sought to oust their political opponents at the ballot box, QAnon supporters cheer for top Democrats to be either imprisoned at Guantánamo Bay or rounded up and executed. The story continues but this is the jest of it. Its no wonder Putin has a perpetual smug grin on his face. Its no wonder trump was elected.

Of trump shooting his mouth off and lying about everything, no. trump has a complete confidence that he can outwait, outspend and use the courts together with dishonest lawyers to play the legal system. Its beginning to catch up with him. Soon the days of settlements at 100 cents on the dollar and NDA. will be over and it will be 100 cents and maximum publicity.

Keep in mind that LE can easily monitor those that download books like that.

SkyDekker and Joe banter about Anti-Americanism. Q is a legitimate The FBI Declared QAnon a Domestic Terrorism Threat — and Conspiracy Theorists Are Psyched threat to the American state. Given Russian active actions in support of QAnon through Fancy Bear and similar Russian groups. Your previous statements that this is treasonous are not only warranted but appropriate. Anti-American adjectives dilute the seriousness of a anti-state fifth column supported by foreign driven espionage units. For anyone thinking such words are overly dramatic. Read the stories the FBI has contributed to and take note that this group's supporters have killed already.

Together with tens of thousands of similar groups and forums. Ranging from the largest like Facebook to smaller ones like SC. Where people discuss politics and religion together with other contentious issues. From the days of Plato and even well before that people have gathered to discuss similar issues.

State prosecutors levy criminal charges. For whatever reason this was not pursued in this matter. In due course trump will have his week-month in court to explain his actions and his comments.

Politics and the driving values that determine one's political center is not a "mind game". Although I'd concede the spinning of facts, statements and values into positions that are false would be.

No I think you misunderstood the quote from the NYT story. It relates how an individual and Q followers both influenced by social media. Have come to believe in some pretty bizarre ideas arising from the "latest QAnon outreach strategy". In fact republican political leaders have been endorsing some of these opinions.

You need to contact Wikipedia because based on SC thats a three pointer.

Yes its puzzling.If I didn't know better I'd guess he's related to trump.Either way a lawyer with the ink still wet on his license could slam dunk a action against the sheriff and county.

QAnon Followers Are Hijacking the #SaveTheChildren Movement. Fans of the pro-Trump conspiracy theory are clogging anti-trafficking hotlines, infiltrating Facebook groups and raising false fears about child exploitation. NYT story. Recently, an acquaintance posted a photo on her Instagram story showing a map of the United States, filled with bright red dots. “This is not a map of Covid,” the caption read. “It is a map of human trafficking.” Under the photo was a hashtag: #SaveTheChildren. A few days later, I saw the same hashtag trending on Twitter. This time, it was being posted by followers of QAnon, the sprawling pro-Trump conspiracy theory. These people were also disturbed about human trafficking, but with a dark twist: Many of them believed that President Trump was on the verge of exposing “Pizzagate” or “Pedogate,” their terms for a global conspiracy involving a ring of Satan-worshiping, child-molesting criminals led by prominent Democrats. My acquaintance is not a QAnon believer. And she certainly doesn’t think, as some QAnon adherents do, that Hillary Clinton and her cronies are kidnapping and eating children (yes, eating them) in order to harvest a life-extending chemical from their blood. But like many social media users in recent weeks, she had been drawn in by the latest QAnon outreach strategy. QAnon first surfaced in 2017 with a series of anonymous posts on the internet forum 4chan claiming to reveal high-level government intelligence about crimes by top Democrats. It has since spawned one of the most disturbing and consequential conspiracy theory communities in modern history. Its followers have committed serious crimes, and its online vigilantes have made a sport of harassing and doxxing their perceived enemies. The F.B.I. has cited QAnon as a potential domestic terror threat, and social networks have begun trying to pull QAnon groups off their platforms. Dozens of QAnon-affiliated candidates are running for office this year. One of them, Marjorie Taylor Greene, won a primary runoff Tuesday for a House seat in Georgia, drawing a congratulatory tweet from Mr. Trump. Like any movement, QAnon needs to win over new members. And its most recent growth strategy involves piggybacking on the anti-human-trafficking movement. Bizzaroworld.

I hope you know that those ads are based upon trumps ad spending on you-tube to targeted geographic, demographic, areas of known trump support. Or prospective trump supporters based upon google tracking and your data profile.

Kelly Bundy and Donald trump, both blonde and both equal in so many ways.

I agree but this is a civil defamation action.

He is merely agreeing with the majority of the world. Although IMO with the exception of trump and the current GOP the US is among the top 15 countries in the world. Obama enjoyed 50% better approval in his last year than the next two superpowers. Global leadership approval 33% for U.S. in Trump's third year Germany top-rated leadership, with 44% approval China's approval rating 32%, Russia unchanged at 30%

So trump's sexual assaults go beyond just pussy grabbing. After Jan. 20,2021 he will be discovery examinations every day.